Dr Williams Pink Pills Praised by Family Healed
Mrs Minnie B Gossett of Abrinksville Ohio describes dramatic benefits from Dr Williams Pink Pills over ten years. She, her daughter, and husband all recovered from malaria nervous debility and rheumatism after use. The pills are sold by druggists and touted as curing anemia weakness and dyspepsia.
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Dr. Williams
Willisma
Pinks Pike
Minnie B. Gossett
Abrinksville
Tuscarawas Co
Olio
Pays Dearly for Stamp
An Irish schoolmaster was fined £100 for using two stamps that had already passed through the post. The London Globe notes that small daily economies can prove costly in the end.
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London Globe
Tea How can an everyday drink be so bad
A cheeky look at the tea aisle questions why a simple daily beverage can disappoint. The piece playfully critiques bland flavors and oversteeped brews while offering quick tips to improve everyday tea.
New Santa Fe Equipment Expansion Signals Growth
The Santa Fe orders 75 locomotives 5300 freight cars 60 passenger and postal coaches to arrive within four months. Fifteen Atlantic type engines thirty Pacific type and thirty Santa Fe type will boost capacity as traffic grows. The investment exceeds 5 million dollars and aims to fast track today’s travel with room for tomorrow.
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Santa Fe
The
Beer Production Surpasses Half Barrel Per Person in U S
A statement notes that beer production in the United States now exceeds half a barrel for every man, woman, and child in the country, reflecting a high level of domestic beer output and consumption.
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United States
First American woman in art linked to Maya priestess
Fragmentary text notes a Maya priestess figure in an ancient codex and likens it to an Egyptian scroll. It mentions comfort, money loss, and a grocer refunding money if unmet, followed by a reference to Hee Behn 6 Hams and a Moan bird.
Wine And Tea Make Talk Yet Not True Wisdom
A proverb notes that both wine and tea stimulate conversation but neither inherently grants wisdom. It contrasts social talk fueled by drink with the deeper understanding wisdom seeks.
Nova Scotia Tour Rumors Stir Abroad
Report notes claims of a Nova Scotia group touring Europe for a week and living abroad for a fortnight, cited by the New York Press as a chatter of travelers and expatriates.
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Nova Scotia
Europe
New York Press
Commodore Morris Is Corked By Foes On Yacht Outing
Arthur Morris, seen in the bow of the Voltaire yacht, stumbles intoxicated among richly dressed party guests. Jessie Carden, warned by John Burt, resists his advances as a companion group taunts and shoves him from the pier toward the grove.
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Arthur Morris
John Burt
Morris
Hqnor
Jessie
Morgis
Miss Carden
Mids Carden
John
Burt
Kingsley
Commodore
Jennie
Sam
Son
Carden
Hits
John Burt Defends Jessie in Hotel Duel Night
John Burt confronts Arthur Morris in a hotel confrontation over Jessie Carden. Morris shoots Burt. Burt wrestles the weapon away, then Morris collapses fatally from a shot to the chest as bystanders panic and the room erupts.
Parting in the night of a fatal feud
John Burt faces Sam Rounds as Morris lies dead after a quarrel at a public drinking place. Jessie pleads for details as John explains, fearing imprisonment or exile. Sam speeds them away to Bishey farmhouse while Jessie offers quiet support and a final farewell.
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John
Sam
Jobe
Jessie
John Burt
Morris
Jesele
Jeasie
Sam Rounds
Toran
Bishey
Iam
Yessie
Wealthy Woman Evangelist Enters Moral Field in Pittsburg
Miss Mary B. Robinson of Pittsburg is described as the richest woman evangelist with a $500,000 fortune and a large home. Niece of John G. Robinson, she was offered $10,000 a year to sing publicly but plans to dedicate her life to evangelical work and teaching moral law to save sinners.
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Mary B. Robinson
Pittsburg
John G. Robinson
Gland of Tristan d Acunma A Hidden Island of Elvitixed Beings
Report outlines Tristan d Acunha as a remote island home to about seventy descendants of sailors and castaways. The community lacks a church or money, has cattle and grows potatoes and grapes, but imports grain is scarce due to rats. The island lies roughly midway between the Cape of Good Hope and Cape Horn and rarely sees visitors.
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Tristan d‘Acunha
Cape of Good Hope
Cape Horn
Bonaparte
St Helena
T. C. Kerry
Tristan
Green
Curious Rule in English Church at Monte Carlo
A Monte Carlo English church kept to hymn numbers that match a member’s casino stake tale. After a peer placed the maximum on thirty two, the last hymn number proved unlucky, leading to avoidance of certain hymns and a longstanding ban on those whose numbers derive from the rooms.
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Monte Carlo
French Will Grants Annuity For City Monkey
In southern France an elderly woman left over £4000 to fund an annuity for her organ grinder's monkey who daily frequented her home. Upon the monkey's death the interest would go to investment in approved French loans and eventually benefit a veterinary hospital for animals treated by a named veterinary surgeon.
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France
Coffee to Postum turns a mother's life around
A Kansas City mother credits Postum Coffee with resolving her health issues and improving her baby’s milk supply after quitting coffee. She details dizziness, sour stomach, and heart pain eased, and reports the husband also benefited from switching to Postum. The family now drinks Postum, praising it as the best hot drink they have used. There is a promotional tie to Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
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Kansas City
Ming
Nile
Baby
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellvilin
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