Love that Alters the Heart and Dr Pierce Cure
An old newspaper snippet extols a Shakespearean line on lasting love and praises Dr. R V Pierce and his Favorite Prescription for women ailments. A testimonial from Duffau Texas claims recovery from weakness and derangement after using the remedy and treatment.
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Syoulan
R. V. Pierce
Huffalo
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Duffau
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Texas
Aristocratic American heiress Sylvia Green in marriage speculation
Mrs Royce and a cousin of Admiral Dewey discuss women notes on Red Cross nurses. Mrs Hatty Green denies reports of daughter Sylvia's betrothal to a titled foreigner. Sylvia, worth 5 million, is studied, aloof, and interests American aristocracy. Hair fashions mirror royalty, while Li Hung Chang promotes women delegates. Chicago businesswomen form walking clubs aiming at two miles daily.
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Admiral Dewty
Mrs. Logan
Wisk Gould
Red Cross
England
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Chicago Walking Club
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Eimer
Royce
Syracuse
Admiral Dewey
Bome
Dr. Jekyll and Me
Thyde Company
Edward B Dewey
Walton
Delaware County
C. Royce
Notable women of the era and their fading roles
A garbled panorama of prominent women including Mrs. Voynich, Mrs. Trail, Mrs. Royce, and Mrs. Custer is sketched through anecdotes of education, marriages, theater, and social duties. The piece references Draper era figures, embassies, naval ties, and charity work with remarks on aging authors, actors, and society leaders amid wartime recollections.
Story of Hiram Jones Death Revealed by Daughter
Hilary Jones' daughter recounts an 18 year old case in which four men allegedly robbed Hiram Jones of 830,000 and disposed of his body in a canal. One suspect, Statin Jeged, is nearby Hyndman, Pa, and another implicated man is said to be in a Cumberland insane asylum.
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Henry Wills
Hyndman
Hlaavifa
Hiram Jones
St Fa'al- Jeged
Hyngman
Statin
Gumberland
Cumverinna
Theatrical Tips on Cleveland Wilsons Grand Season
Cleveland and Wilson end their feud to tour together, bringing popular minstrel acts and new plays to the Grand Opera House. Star names Louis James Kathryn Kidder Frederick Ward join Pierre Brehanger and Mile Noldt in a diverse lineup including Othello Hamlet and The Lady of Lyons with complete scenic props.
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Cleveland & Wilson
Cleveland
George Wilson
Sone
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Wagenial
Kemper
Louis James
Kathryn Kidder
Frederick Ward
Ynis Crasary
Marie Heart
Astrology talk by Albert Ti Postel at Herffs Hall
Albert TI Postel the noted oriental traveler and occult scientist will give his remarkable demonstration of astrology at Herffs Hall 114 Linsey Street Monday September Ath 1898 at 840 pm Admission 43 cents The notice preserves the strong entities and location while avoiding graphic details.
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Orewlc
Qworld
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Linsey Street
Visiting Journal Editors Invited to San Antonio Reception
The Light urges a generous welcome for visiting South and Southwest editors arriving for a city meeting. It argues editors bring readers to Seguin and San Antonio, and that hospitality now will yield future advertising and support. Seguin's reception set a precedent for broad-state goodwill.
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Elopement Arrests Near Logansport Indiana
Milo Witean and Luin Mancock are under arrest in Logansport Indiana after eloping from Monon and marrying in Joseph Michigan. He is 69, she 3, ages appear misreported in this fragment. authorities pursue clarification.
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Logansport
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Monon
Atet
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Revolver's Odd Career Tied to Mexican War Tale
A globe demon story frames a revolver now owned by John Lally of the Third police district. The weapon recalls a Mexican War service, a Valley of battles, and an officer who carried it through Civil War era skirmishes. The brass-knuckles and a narrator revolver recount a life from a window display to battlefield to service in the South and North.
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John Lally
Phird Police Distriet
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Webster
Jackson
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Uaelt
Ned
Illusion of Words Haunts The Loafer’s March
A cryptic verse segment from the New York Evening Journal’s Loafer section hints at a playfully sharp quarrel over phrases and names. The brief humor centers on wordplay and cutting remarks that sting yet amuse, in a miscellany page teaser style.
Soldiers' Supplies Headed For War Relief And Armament
An analysis estimates the 277,000 strong U S Army would carry 27,000,000 cartridges and wear Krag-Jorgensen rifles, with belts and canteens filling miles of space. Uniforms would require acres of cloth, blankets cost about 3.83 each, and tents plus shelter would cover hundreds of acres.
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United States
Krag-Jorgensen
Uncle Sam
Washington
Philadelphia
Sam
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