Death of Mrs Sanger in New York City
The Dallas paper notes the death of Mrs. Sanger at 7:30 a.m. in New York City after years of poor health, describing her as popular and active in charitable work. It mentions her husband MRE ALES SANGER, family efforts, and surrounding local notices including court cases and regional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ales Sangér
New York City
Sanger
Suvaria
Sainyar
Banger
States
Dallas
Gharles Hodges
James Chapman
Abilene
Dunlyment Wag
Smith
Wallace & Vertict
Houston Samle
Central Railroad
Abuel
W. G. Vent
Paris
Court of Civil Appeals
Baptist Church
Paria
Lawer Euneh W
The
Texas Advocate
Orga Af
Southern Methodist Church
Texas
Fins Amthodrat
Tieves
Br. G. GC
Nantcut
Sam Pater Tian
Gamond
Athel Lida Peterman
Forsetter
Dalbt
Mu IA
Treidenberger
Tejas Regiment
Dl Fisti
Arthur
Detroit
Philadelphia
Belle of
New York
Queenie Vassar Mayen
Madame Rhea
Louise Gerard
Are
Albert Gorard- Titers
Venice
Gerald
Macbeth
Royal Court Theatre Company
I Jahmann
Nore
Mauries Grau
Opera Company
Ian Erward
Maraqula
Nielsen
Deest
Feele
Health claims and moral views in a 19th century notice
A fragmented medical notice argues marriage by family merit, then warns illness deprives rights, asserting heredity and a consumer promotion for Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It cites testimonials from Julio G. Born and a verbal claim of recovery, urging cures for consumption and lung diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee
Pierce
Julio G. Born
4Czo Tiberty Ave
Sitterburgh
Tasiites
Lraust
Eleree
Wine of Cardus and Black Draught Praise Ads Reach Madison
A flood of testimonial notes from Aug 1898 praise Wine of Cardus and Black Draught. Letters from JM Vrelo ta New York City. HRS I Yaccaring. Mrs Nancy McClain. Cayce Kentucky. Scrafton South Carolina. and others claim cures and health improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Benoit
Bolivario, Miss
Cardus
Nancy McClain
Wine of Cardul touted by two readers in 1898
In letters from La Harpe and Harristown dated July 19 1898 and August 3 1898 two women describe relief from female and other ailments after using Wine of Cardul. Mrs Willie Bundy and Mrs Mary E Anderson report strong benefit and recommend it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Harpe
Willie Bundy
Harristown
Ind
Mary E. Anderson
Rheumatic pains relief with Wine of Cardal praised
In Stockwille Tenn on Aug 26 898 a woman credits Wine of Cardal for relief from rheumatic pains and female weakness after a month of use her husband supplied the medicine. She thanks the Lord for the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockwille
Carphell Co
Tenn
Mesmerizing Women’s Health Patent Ridguided Claim
An 1898 Kansas City note reports Ella Matthews praising a Wine Cardus and Black-Draught remedy for painful menstruation. She says after using one bottle she feels much better, listing her address at 313 Oakland Ave, and marking the claim with a quick testimonial style typical of market warnings and patent-era health notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Ave
Kansas City
Ars
Ella Matthews
Wine of Cardut: letters praise its healing aid
Post Office Box 60 Hicksville Olu February 1 1898 reports taking two bottles of Wine of Cardut anilam on the hid and says it does a great deal of good. A Southampton Co Va note dated July 29 1898 cites Wine of Cardut as beneficial and shares that a druggist obtained it for a wary recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrafton
Williamsburg Co
5. C
Siad
Hicksville
Olu
Hattie Tomneon
Southampton Co. Va
Ars
Jennie Gay
Hunter Crowley Shot In Arm During Secret Hunt
Jane Crowley, about 19, and two companions went hunting when a gun discharged striking her right arm. Amputation likely. The scene described as bustling. details hint at a Dallas directory and local notices, with various civic items and a wedding report later noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Crowley
Crowley
John FP
Averley & On
Wust
Gollen
Dallas
Aga
Eugenia
Chapnell Ud
Ars
Darusten
George Green Ia
Melton
Althnough
P.R. Stunt
Tosylmaster O'Leary
Cal
Philip Lindsley
Winston
The
State University
Col. Lindsley
Jasy
Bugdne Lynn
Humble but effective a officer on milk pricing
A fragmented short excerpt discusses cheap milk at 3 cents a quart and bargain counter psychology. It notes grocers profit by selling other items alongside cheap milk and highlights poverty causing limited food budgets. Reference to Indian Territory coal and Sunset Wood price line appears.
Gossip of the Stage at West Baden and New York
A breezy, crowded stage column details performances at West Baden and New York venues. It notes Hallie Bernard, John Summers, Myr Sunme, Marie Toohey, Dulele Walker, Lincoln and Gillete, and others in various productions and tours. It mentions Cyrano de Bergerac at the Garden theatre, actors changing company roles, and industry chatter about careers, debuts, and recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Bernard
West Baten
Ind
Spring House
John TL. Summers
West Baden
William A. Brady
Mr. Summers
Myr
Euly
New York
Marie Toohey
Dulele Walker
Mathews
Bulger
Butte
Monc
Wew
the Crescent
Edmund Fiton
I. Collier Downe
Hoyts
Garden Theatre
O. W. Hall
Hall and Winters Company
H. 167Th
Indiana
Trdianapolis
Cnre
Ender the Sea
Leonzo Brothers
Dan
Seventy-first Regiment
Hough Riders
Lynch_burg
Georgie Bryton
Roly
Myra Collins
Kansas City
Miss Collins
Christman
Augustin Daly
Adz Trehan
Cyrano de Bergerac
Uly
W. Tergiss
W. T. Terri
Willian
Erviss
Munday
Europe
I H. Sothern
Lyceum
Pha
New
Abby Sage Richardson
Grace — Livingstone Furniss
Gaiety Theatre
Lonslort
Kendal
London
Lilian Russella
Lonson
Sfag
Alice
Condon
Smooth
Wiliam Stephens
Sensed
Fulton
Joe A. Wallhe
Oswere
Kawir Quirk
Tom
Chicago
Whitther
Red River
Grace Wreeman
Machel Sterling
Helen Hast Mes
Marquis of Michican
Dijon
William Calder
California
Hone Geteher
A. Z. Shanpiey
Clara Matthes
Masavell
Red Cross
He International Bureau
Reni
Pierson
Uiderle Polk
Sallie Partington
Richmond
Wai
Partington
Steel Company
Confedens
Clark Street Theatre
Canada
Christmas Creek
Hugh Tilinger
Martin J. Dixon
Clarice Ste
Paterson
Nye
Lillian Mae Cranford
Dizzle
Wayes
Timothy Brown
T. Hanson
Maybel
Drew
Robbed the Grave by Electric Bitters
John Oliver of Philadelphia narrates a dramatic recovery from near death after a grave illness. He credits Electric Bitters, used for weeks, with steady improvement and a full recovery. Sold for six cents at F Ralteyer and Son's druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
Philadelphia
F. Ralteyer.& Son
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Me ‘Sanday
Mre
Ales Sanger
Sity
America
Jm, Vrelota
Third Ave
Yaccaring
Anderson St
Savanah, Gas
AiElree
Indian Territory
Sunset Wood
DEERE
Witt Publishing Company
St. Lows
Thomas F. Turnbold
Helen Lee
Gerylle
Trim India
Wailer Perkins
Str. Perkins’ Company
Trenton
N. J
Willan A. Beady
West Baden Springs
Iau
Hert
Sir John Oxon
McDeaile
Thomas Corset
Clarka
Btrnehs Strashlon
Mariel
Sullivan
Willam J. Taynoy
San Francisco
Ie Tyo. de
Lillspaten
Torna
Rockford
Dellara
G. Winter
Armd
Mareden Development Company
Cis
Department of Agricutlure
Washington Dng
Marellen Company
H. T W. Wieg
Departmeit of Agricultire
Reckfort
Stwick
Ita
United States
Marsden
Par Pan
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