Exposition Clash Sparks Press Slavery of Ill Repute
The piece chronicles a pervasive smear campaign against an American exposition by Paris newspapers and others. It notes a US government response with six distinguished citizens hired to counteract false reports. It contrasts French ridicule with rising interest in a forthcoming French exposition, while criticizing French journalists for bias and sensationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waris
Fale
Fresel
Par
New York
United States
Avery
Reytilo
Silsixel
Preueh
Jnn
Miracle Cure Stories From Plainfield Patient
A Plainfield woman named Mia Curtain reports a months long struggle with a lung illness described as consumption. After a doctor deemed it hopeless she tried Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption via a druggist recommendation. She credits the remedy with improvement allowing her to resume housework and daily tasks. Free trials available at F Kalteyer & Son drug store with bottles selling 60 cents and 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia. Michael Curtain
Plainfield
de. King
F. Kalteyer & Son
Ldtge
Christian Science healer blamed in manslaughter verdict
A jury in the Leave Star Shire case finds Mrs Mills and a Miss Lyon criminally responsible for the death of Frederic, who was allegedly cured by faith healing after neglecting medical care. Harold Tredete, late London correspondent of the New York Wines, is named as the victim of the healer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Tredete
Lato Tondon
New York ‘Wines
Mille
Freieric
Brooklyn Nursery Check Improves Church Attendance
In Brooklyn a new checking system for babies and infants appears in churches. Mothers bring infants to a large room fitted with cribs and toys while they attend services. A volunteer committee of young women supervises, allowing mothers to participate in regnal rites with their babies left in care. The plan, led by Rev. Dr. Willey, aims to attract families to church life.
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Brooklyn
Stammon
Tarper
Bhar Saya
New York
City of Churches
Ecclesmatic
Willey
Nostrand Avenue M. 7
Post Office Ruling on Right to Regain Lost Letter
A 19th century ruling states that a writer may reclaim a letter from the Washington Post Office if the postmaster is satisfied of the writer's identity and claim before delivery. A telegram notice may recall a letter before it reaches the addressed recipient, with the stated reason tied to the act of negligence or fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weiler
Sllomey Generis
Neowan
Avdas
Askoto Io
Mahan Cofion
Gene
Kay Uel
Lie Express Chat
Noonan
Tage Noonan
Amusements and Businesses in Early San Antonio
A collage of small ads and notices from a San Antonio paper listing cinemas, vendors, and services. It includes The Alamo City theater notices, the San Antonio Horse Company, various tradesmen, boarding houses, hotels, druggists, and a long roster of shops on Commerce, Houston, Navarro, and surrounding streets. Names like John H. Brb, A. St. Galkam, Foxed addresses, and phone numbers appear alongside offerings from wines to meats, fish, poultry, and coal. The page preserves street-level commerce with a dense, period-voice flavor and scattered advertisements for medical doctors and professional services.
Bank Savings Scandal Report Reveals Missing Funds
A scrambled reminiscence traces a savings bank collapse and a depositor’s tale of lost balances. Executors claim $12,000 held in city deposits vanished amid bank trouble. The narrative follows a New York move and a search for $125 and $24 sums amid legal questions and banking practices.
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Wiin
Bocanse
Hownrowtt
Mnney
New York
Mae Awl
Saat
Matoler
New York Sun
Robbed the Grave A Philadelphia Man Recounts Relief
A Philadelphia man, John Oliver, describes a grave illness with back pain and loss of appetite. After three doctors gave up, a friend advised Dr. Miles Medical Company’s Bitter Medicines, leading to marked improvement after three weeks. Kalteyer & Son sell bottles for 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
Philadelphia
Kalteyer & Son
Chauncey B ys a Wagaz ing Co apel tion with Penny Magazine
Chauncey B y s a Wagaz ing recounts a failed co operation with Penny Magazine reporters. He claims 00,000 to 70,000 dollars sought for advertisements, warning the venture would bridge illusory gains with debts. He describes losses and doubt about profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Doctor Out Of Town Croup Warning Endorses Remedy
A local note reports a two year old girl in Caddo, Indian Territory almost seized by croup. The father lacked a doctor and used Chamberlain's Red Remedy to ease the cough and prevent the attack. The piece urges households to keep the 25 and 60 cent bottles for quick relief when a cough appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¥. Schenck
Caddo
Ind
Ter
Chamberlain
Public notice on removal of long bear near walkway
Richmond corporation examined abuses of public advertising. town council discussed removing a beara jug nearly 200 yards long erected by Messrs. Carter on seed triay crownds by the walkway. Carter promised replacement in spring, but committee urged immediate removal. objections were raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Richmond Corporation
Paksell
Thc
Messrs
Carter
Moesars
Mayor informed counts on steps to remove large advert near Kew Gardens
A report notes the mayor and aides discussing removal of a large advertisement building near Kew Gardens Station in Weetminster. The account mentions steps being taken and the involvement of the aide Manymoraniicn Ino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guema
Diy Manymoraniicn Ino
Kew Gardens
Weetminster Gaadlte
Snow Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement extols Tallura's Snow Liniment as the most penetrating remedy for rheumatism neuralgia sprains and bruises claiming rapid relief within 24 hours after three applications. It notes a testimonial from CW Ford of Lyon Supply Co Port Worth and mentions local sellers B Reuss and G Schassa. The piece also reports on Y W C A girls at Saginaw Mich hosting an ad party featuring reader familiarity with advertisements.
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Tallurda
Ballard
Howre
CW. Ford
Lyon Supply Co
Port Worth
Ferns
B, Reuss
G. Schasse
Saginaw, Mich
Indies Present
Lue Company
Bucklin’s Abanica Salve
Bucklin’s Abanica Salve advertised as best world salve for cuts bruises sores and skin eruptions. Guarantee of complete relief or money back with price 25 cents per box sold at Fort Hale by B Kalteyer and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prine
B. Kalteyer & Son
The Knickerbocker Theatre Sunday Night Rave Advertised
An odd fragmented notice from a New York Evening Sun item describes theaters along Broadway, mentioning Knickerbocker and other venues hosting Sunday performances. It notes confusion over a religiously themed show and implies promotional listings exist despite unclear details.
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Broadway
York
Piles Cure Advertised in 19th Century Almanac Style
An OCR fragment describes a patent remedy for piles sold by DH Reuss and Co, claiming a topical ointment cures internal and external hemorrhoids, avoids surgery, and is endorsed by physicians. It includes references to bottle sizes and prices, with some political text interwoven about a judge and an election ruling.
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Nature
Reuss
Seliassxe
Cream Vermifuge for Worms Protects Children Health
An old advertisement touts Cream Vermifuge as a safe, thorough remedy to rid children of worms. It claims to ease peevishness and breathing trouble, promote healthy growth, and has sold for years with praise from mothers. Price is 25 cents. sold by B Reuts and C Schaase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Reuts
C. Schaase
Dulling Grocer Co Appeals To Cash Buyers At Auction
A historical notice from the Dulling Grocer Co claims the largest stock of atapia and fancy groceries, urging cash buyers to act fast as they face pressure from wholesale and retail rivals. The letter stresses low prices and urges patronage for wines cigars and household goods.
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Dulliig Grocer Co
Pric
Dulling Grocer CO
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the Daily Light
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Star Shire
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Mt. Vernon
Tex
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Itange
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Laredo Streste
Houston
Koon
Atamo
John H
Houston Bt
Hawaton
SAN Antonio Horse Company
Gov
A. BH. Stancke
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V. 3
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Mates Bros
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Fulton Market CO
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Afili Bridge
ALF. Young & Co
E. Commerce St
Dolorosa Street
Bennor
N. Alamo St
Undertakers
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P. HW. Spangler
Fredericksburg Road
John Weet
Wheelwright
Business
Alamo City
Alamo
H. Clark
Pratt
Flobson
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En-Aulte
Sloan & Shellay
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Zizik & McCormick
Cer. Navarro
Bancroft
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Hotel
Maverick
Dench
Surgeo DR
J. 1. Rubby
Arystirecon
Ave. B
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New Books
Murphy & Watlington
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Corner
New Booke
Saverystable
TY Mpnger
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Roach and Batnes
West
Commerce
St. Kodaks
Darket Stroat Ia
Torsés
Hines & Adams
Joe DI Carla
Houston St
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Shees
John T. Hamblmton Co
Rat Commerce Birces
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Gauls Seidel
Austinstesch
Tuerpd
Giao Wood
J. B. JaNee
Cor. Nolan
CG Soweme Woop
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Takin Sawell
Phony
Texas Wood
Medina and
Durango
Wast End Bakery
Meerscheid Street
Cor Nevada
S. Alamo St
Dolly
Araeda Delivery
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Heterenee
Augusta St
Confectioners
AY ‘Duerler Mpo. CO
West Commerce St
SAN Antonio Gas CO
Avenger Hotel
Henry
Hicks
Mistletoe Avenue
F. Kingsley
Naman
Ildy
Bim St
Artur
McDantel
WY. Jonson
F. Kalteyer & Bon
George TS
F. Schmitt
Giron
Commerce St
Tiatl
Hardy M.hunter
Bazar B. Hunter
Hunter & Hunter
Menger
Je Arthur Foster
Cor Losoya St
A. Paghnstecher
West Commerce Street
Kar
Adolph Glaser
Love & Collter
A. Houston St
Mahncko
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Whittle
Alamo Piaza
JA. P. Oldham
Bos Goliad
G B. Tinkeam
Wickes
Opera House
Alamo Plaz
Ges
Robert Lee Withers
S. Laredo St
Aly Olfice
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Miliary Plaza
City Hospital
Te Aim
John H. RB
Dairims
Callaway
East
Scnotz
Palm Garden
Alaran Street
Ladlea
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Texas
Hall
Mus
Waco
Nil Druggists
Dallas
Bright
Halle
J. W. Brown
St. George Hotel
la Gulf Shore
Nolan
Walnut Arrest
Tullos
Phone
Jook
R. W. Bamilion
A. A. Detective Agency
Hicks Bldg - Tei
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Alamo J Iron Works
Montana
Santa Clara
Lok Don
Boalee Plaza
Harry C. Miller
B. Houston Street
Whiller Aros
Treving Ave
Jetwesa Amaln
Bond & CO
Ofto Ewert
Zatatorates Sr
L. P. Schaefer
Corner Leal and Son
P.O. Hauser & Son
Phona
Rh Spiele
HS. Laredo EL Boyar
Ras
Scrab Iron
Mentals
Bones
Botblpa
Ida
Hicka Bidg
Ilka Nursery
Houston Street
Anware
B. Gillett Easy Payment Co
Ant Wee Trouaton
Crystal Saloon
Malin Plaza
Silver King
Military Plaga
Merce Street
Benry Scheffler
Sebchal Aqua
Oma Daily
Ehvetaeae
A. Ae
Retail Grocers
Chauncey
Actdd Acvredisem Unis
Bucklin’s
Abanica
Nodnan
Hull
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