Scott’s Emulsion Nourishes Nursing Mothers and Babies
A vintage ad claims Scott’s Emulsion strengthens nursing mothers and improves breast milk, helping thin babies grow fat and weak babies get strong. It promises a free sample from Scott & Bowne of New York, 409 Pearl Street.
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Golden Roast Coffee by P. Brandt Grocer Co.
The P Brandt Grocer Co offers Golden Roast Coffee at 25 cents a pound claiming stronger flavor with less bitterness than cheaper blends. It highlights its unique blend, good strength, and a fine taste, warning buyers to beware imitators.
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Weird Jewels Captivate Paris With Curious Filigree Designs
London Leader notes Paris fashion obsessed with original jewelry including gold filigree plaques shaped to the neck, sea green enamel pieces, goblin fish motifs, ivory combs with hydras, hairpins and brooches in silver and gold, and ornamental belts and buckles featuring animals and angels.
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A Noblewoman's Charity Scheme Opens Vienna Interiors
A noblewoman leads a new charity fundraising device by selling access to interiors in Vienna's palaces and artist studios. Prominent names including imperial figures and aristocrats appear on lists to attract donors. Tickets, five dollars for individuals or twelve fifty for a family, grant viewing of bedrooms and studios, with Brahms's house highlighted as a key attraction.
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Leather smoke defense cited against infection in Vienna
During a cholera outbreak in Vienna, shoemakers avoided attacks by burning leather scraps in their homes to protect against disease.
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Mulcahy Leaves Firm After Feared Dismissal
The Chicago tale follows Mulcahy a prize fighter known as the Stock Yards Terror. Stein & Son endure shrinking orders and plot a quiet firing aided by hidden police. In a tense scene Mulcahy learns of his departure with no violence, and the elder Stein pays the officers.
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Lamonte To Get Modern Telephone Exchange
Missouri and Kansas Telephone plans to open a Lamonte exchange with metall ic circuits and long distance gear. Four party lines at 2 dollars business and 1. per month residence, country subscribers 1 dollar with lines to city limits. forty subscribers targeted to cover operating costs.
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Private loans noted with attorney at law C C Lawson
For private loans see C. C. Lawson attorney at law Katie building Bell telephone 467.
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Harvard Overseers Debate Roosevelt Degree Proposal
Overseers consider conferring a degree on President Roosevelt amid debate on merit and precedents. The article notes the McKinley incident is not to be treated as a precedent or justification for action and frames the discussion within university governance and tradition.
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Harvard Honors Debate Over Presidential Decoration
Overseers discussed conferring a decoration when the late President would attend. He did not come, dying unhonored by Harvard. Roosevelt reportedly wishes to visit the university at commencement. He graduated there in 1881. Boston’s anti-administration mood grows after Senator Hoar's Philippines speech.
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Madison Medicine Firm Warns on Rocky Mountain Tea
The Madison Medicine company holds exclusive rights to manufacture Rocky Mountain Tea and warns against teas not produced by them deeming it deception. They state it is never sold in bulk and is always packaged at 35 cents by Bard Drug Company W. EK.
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Pittsfield Gem City Homes Literary Figures
Pittsfield Massachusetts labels itself the gem city of the Berkshires and notes former residents including Longfellow Holmes Hawthorne and Melville. East Street marks the house where Longfellow wrote The Clock on the Stairs.
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Payne's Pianos Accepts Your Best Piano Purchase
Payne's Pianos at 595 Ohio Street advertises best quality durable and economical pianos with guaranteed satisfaction and claims met.
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Red Cross Ball Blue Cleans White Clothes
广告 promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry blue with a large 2 oz. package priced at five cents, claiming it makes clothes "beautiful, clear, white."
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