Hair Vigor Ad Credits Longtime User Testimonials
Mrs Helen Kilkenny of New Portland Maine asserts Hair Vigor restored gray hair color and left hair soft and smooth. She notes it quickly treated a scalp condition and adds her mother used the product for about twenty years with satisfaction. The testimonial dates to January 4, 1899.
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Helen Kilkenny
New Portland
Ayer's Hair Vigor Promises Years of Hair Restoring Power
An advertisement claims Ayer's Hair Vigor has restored color to gray hair for fifty years and never fails. It asserts the product stops hair loss, keeps the scalp clean and healthy, and makes hair grow long and rich for $1.00 per bottle, sold at the druggist.
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Ayer
Alvin Saunders Nebraska Pioneer and Statesman
Alvin Saunders shaped Nebraska history as governor territorial leader and senator. Born in Kentucky and raised in Illinois, he moved to Iowa and Michigan, then helped frame Iowa's constitution before serving in Iowa's senate. He guided Nebraska during its transition to statehood, backed Union Pacific construction, and modernized the northern state boundary into 1870s U.S. Senate service.
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Smallest watch in world valued by German owner in Berlin
A Berlin based owner claims possession of a world’s smallest watch, weighing under two grains and measuring under a quarter of a bit the diameter of a British penny. The gold case houses a diamond studded mechanism with Arabic numerals, red engraving, and a 64 times larger second indicator. priced at 1946.60 dollars and not for sale at twice that.
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Berlin
Man
New York Herald
Tea Drinking In Russia
Tea consumption in Russia runs to vast quantities using brick tea made from stems and gum, sold as dry plug cakes. Workers reportedly drink about twenty stakens a day, a measure roughly five American thimbles per serving, amid a diet of bread, onions, garlic, dried fish, and salted herring.
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Russia
America
Rest at table prompts Harold to be a gentleman
Dialogue shows a parent asking Harold to behave politely at table and Harold replying he will, if allowed more time off. The fragment captures a domestic scene with a child and parent discussing manners and limits.
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Harold
Great Granddaughter of Robert Burns in Nevada City
Susan Eleanor Andrews of Nevada City recounts descent from Robert Burns through his son John Burns and his granddaughter, with four generations touched by emigration. She notes her line through Nesquehoning, Pennsylvania, and later Ireland, sharing pride in Burns heritage and inherited verse talent.
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Nevada City
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Samuel Andrews
Londonderry
Ireland
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Susan
Elizabeth
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John
Betty
Laman
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King Leopold's Daughter The Future Countess Longay
Princess Stephanie of Belgium, born May 21 1861, is the second daughter of King Leopold II. Her marriage to Count Louyay of Austria Hungary was recently announced. She previously wed Archduke Rudolf in 1881 and lived in quiet after his death in 1889. Her sister Louise married Prince Philip of Saxe Coburg Gotha and is noted for extravagance or insanity. The future Countess Longay is 35, quite pretty, and has adopted the Roman Catholic faith.
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Spanish Courtesy in Bible Titles in Prayer Books
The Chicago Record notes that Spanish Bibles and prayer books consistently print the Savior and saints with the title Senor before their names, similar to Mister before religious figures like John the Baptist Saint Paul and Saint Matthew.
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Senor
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Saint Paul
Saint Matthew
Inventions and Tonics Mentioned in Murky Ad
An advertisement extols a non-sinkable invention for safety and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a life preserver curing dyspepsia indigestion and stomach troubles. It also notes Mrs Jefferson Lavis as a Greek scholar with a taste for classical works.
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Jefferson Lavis
Rio Grande Western Holiday Fare Announcement
Holiday rates announced by Rio Grande Western Railway for December 2 4 5 and January 1 single fare round trip between any two stations. Tickets valid through January. Wishing patrons a merry Christmas and a happy New Year. Gav W Herves general passenger agent. Also mentions political remarks about Senator Thurston and a motorized quack cure advertised for la grippe.
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Rio Grande Western Ralway
Gav. W. Hervers
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