Mull's Grape Tonic Promises Free Trial Cure Claims
An advertisement touts Mull's Grape Tonic as a universal remedy for rheumatism stomach bowel kidney liver heart and many ailments. It cites testimonials of dramatic relief, requests readers to request a free bottle, and asserts typhoid fever and appendicitis are unknown where the tonic is used. It urges timely action and claims suitability for children and nursing mothers.
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Mr. Thompson
Peoria
SG. Louis
Hedrick
Kansas City
Mull
St. Louis
McCurdy
Troy
Ohio
Dill
Mull's
Odd Passport To North Pole Opens Curious Paper Trail
A Russian governor issued a whimsical passport allowing safe conduct to explorers reaching the North Pole, adding a clause that Russia’s responsibility ends once they leave Russian soil. The document reflects early Arctic exploration quirks and diplomatic humor amid expanding polar ambitions.
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Pole
Povolsk
Arctic Ocean
Whdo
North Pole
New York Herald
Iron Skull Man Walks Home After Van Accident
A burly laboring man named Wm. Ainge was run over by a van in London. Doctors found no skull fracture, noting the head appeared almost iron, yet he refused to stay at Westminster Hospital and said he planned to return to work immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Hospital
London
Eng
Wm. Ainge
Paralysis Mistaken for Death in Fairview Doctor Awakens
Dr. Sault of Fairview Pennsylvania was believed dead after a night of apparent illness. His wife and Dr. Hughes feared the outcome until two mornings later when he woke in bed, declaring he was alive and not ready to die. He later recovered slowly after a slight stroke caused unconsciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sault
Fairview
Hughes
Boar Causes Legal Tangle In Global Collision Report
A garbled report describes a motor car collision with a boar in a German court context involving Mme Senger Betannaugy of Munich. A forest authority fined her £2,108 for boar loss and telegraph pole damage, with 15s claims later contested. Also noted is the globe’s first British warship relic recovery and a plan to pedestal it publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme Senger-Bettanugy
Austra An
Piso Cure for Consumption Ad in Colonial Ad Style
An 18th century style advertisement collage promotes Piso’s Cure for consumption as a cough remedy citing N W Samuel of Ocean Grove New Jersey in 1000. It also touts Defiance Starch and Lewis’ Single Binder elgar with dealer prices and claims medicines endure public testing and therapeutic value. A ridiculed line notes a boy’s idea of the board of health as six meals a day.
Australian-Leaf remedy claimed for women's ills
A nurse, Mrs Mother Gray of New York, promotes Australian-Leaf as a monthly regulator curing female weaknesses backache and urinary troubles. It is offered at 50 cents with free sample by mail from The Mother Gray Co LeRoy NY. Revenge is sweet when it isn't a case of sour grapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
New York
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy, N. Y
Cuticura Cure Saves Baby From Severe Skin Ailment
Mrs G H Tucker of Milwaukee recounts a baby’s skin disease worsened by costly doctors and medicines. After spending over $100, a month of Cuticura soap and ointment cured the child for under $5. The advertisement-style note ends with a quip from the Houston Post.
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Guthura
G. H. Tucker, Jr
Greenfield Ave
Milwaukee
Wis
Fall term opens schools promote The Four Track News
The article urges students to subscribe to The Four Track News the illustrated travel and education monthly noting liberal terms for solicitors. It also promotes Defiance Cold Water Starch promising 16 ounce packages at the same price as smaller sizes and claims it better for laundry and free of harmful chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Track News
Illustrated Monthly
George H. Daniels
New York
Defiance
Ak crankig man neighbors urge action against him
A fragmented note describes neighbors urging decisive action against a disruptive man named Ak crankig. The brief item notes surrounding concerns and calls for intervention, with no additional context or identifying details.
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Advert
All women endure long days in work and home and face similar female ailments. The ad promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as the remedy for irregular menses back pain and related symptoms, citing testimonials from Miss F Orser and Miss Pearl Ackers and inviting readers to write for advice.
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Miss F. Orser
Warrenton Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Pinkham
Avery
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