Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription For Women Health
A nor reader ad extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the supreme cure for female weakness and related ailments. It claims to restore strength, nerves, and fertility, correct irregularities, and stop draining troubles. Includes testimonial from Miss Peart Conner praising quick recovery after four bottles. Also mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasure Pellets for constipation as gentle, non greeping laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyru
Pierce
Bierce
Koleland Surgical
Buffalo
N.Y
Cailed Calor
Peart Conner
Ussue
Myth of the iron mask debunked in historical study
The article surveys legends about the man in the iron mask, arguing there was no such figure but a velvet masked prisoner in the Castile, kept secret by De Saint Mars. It recounts his identity as Matthi oly or Marchiely, years of confinement, and the secrecy surrounding his fate. The piece also touches on Dewey memorabilia, naval orders, and tax anecdotes, weaving a broad, era-specific column of curious facts and opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jyoven
Louis XIV
King of
Niet
Nat
Funck Brentona
Punk Grentona
Paris
Srae x
Connt Nathfoll
Marthtoly
Martue
Charles II
Gonzaga
France
Turin
de Saint-Muars
Tinetolo
Savoy
de Saint Mars
Saint Merguarite
de Saint-Mars
Castile
Mattiou
de Marchttel
St. Peter
Mattsell Eeems
de Saint-Maca
Dewey
Philippines
Boston
Key West
Texas
Kay
Port Auamed
Ti Re
New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Boxer County
Chaveé
Eagan
United States
Bagat
Batere
Johnston
de Wey
Hebson
Annyells
Hig Viva
Mobile
Montta
Hobson
The Fifth U S Cavalry Letter From Tampa Camp
Special correspondence from Tampa July 6 describes the Fifth Cavalry awaiting orders with high anticipation. Sherman Morris notes the brutal yet noble toll at Santiago, the crew’s discipline and morale, a measles outbreak under control, and a reading club among noncommissioned officers. He mentions pending moves, horses left behind earlier, and maps showing current camp locations as he recalls comrades and the regiments’ steadfast resolve.
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Shatter
Atafl
Sergent Waller
Mamon Waller
Givens
G Troop
Fred Gutcliffe
Phil Hook
Henry CG. Sorenson
Richard Killegraw
Griffin
Graham
Cuba
War Department
Florida
Hue
Bombardment tolls and shell counts from Paris siege
An extract from Le Journal asks how many shells struck Paris during a 38 day siege. It notes 193,722 shells fired at close range with 300 deaths and injuries, and Paris stood under bombardment for 23 days with 16,900 siege shells causing about 10 percent casualties. The figures cited come from Scientific American.
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Statistics AG
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Paris
Parla
Unreadable Public Notice About Medicine Advertising
Fragmented text promotes a cleansing remedy promising to purify the system and relieve colds headaches fevers and constipation. The garbled wording references bays and boxes of scents and mentions druggists. No clear dates places or organizations are readable.
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Ramen Kom
Yéaders
Enland
Belgium
Portugal
Norway
Greece
Austria
Sweden
Switzerland
Federal Council
Italy
Spain
London
Inga
Marquin of Salisbury
Hileiitte
Robert Sinclaie Cecil
Wiliam
Sinclair
Marquis of Salisbury
Marquis of
Fe Waa
Inland Revenue
Annewr
Leutenant
Frite Hadta
Regiment of
Texas Cavalry
Brackenridge
Fred. ‘Terrell
Joe
Ola
Alde
Dahn Wilkens
Col
Bir Hoefling
Don Jose
Col. BH
Thad
Peter
Jock
Offlecco
Ck. Crawford
Billy Knox
John
American Statesman
Hawaii
Sym
iMlanda
Basle
THE
Fifth U. S. Cavalry
Morris
Tampa
Tir
Ita
Hurrala
Santiago
Cormades
Santiaso
Wall
San Antonio
Lyman McKehen
Aoaphel Corps
Phernory
Henry’ C.sorenson
Philip Hook
Sherman Morris
Cavarry
Port Tampa
West Tampa
St: Petersburg
Tampa Bay
NPA
vBay Bavawniport Tampa
Asaneycarte Pebaqalaia Admneraria
Cavalry
Artillery
Engineer Corps
Signal Corps
Florida State
Volante
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