Woman credits pink pills for relief from monthly misery
Mrs Davis of Carmel Maine recounts years of illness from irregular female functions and a severe monthly migraine. After five doctors and many remedies, Dr Williams Pink Pills cured her, restoring strength and health. The ad notes the product is sold by druggists. Also a brief note reports a Liberty New York fishing party catching sixty five pickerel weighing over forty pounds at Stevensville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CO. H. Davis
Carmel
Maine
R. F.D
S. A. Royce and Son
Roy Steenrod
Liberty
Stevensville
Middletown
N. Y
Cuticura Soap Advertised As World’s Greatest Skin Soap
The notice promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment as the world’s finest for skin care. It claims use by millions of people for cleansing, purifying, and beautifying the skin, treating scalp crusts and dandruff, and soothing rough hands. It also mentions baby rashes and various antiseptic uses, targeting mothers and toilet and nursery needs.
Old soldiers and a ballad night in a California estate
General Carden applauds and Jessie and James Blair enjoy a rubber of whist before guiding Blake to a conservatory amid palms and flowers. A recollection of New England roots surfaces as Blake reveals Boston birth and a Yankee lineage, tying to Massachusetts.
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Carden
Jessie
Douglas
Robin Adair
Blue Bells
Scotland
Annie Laurie
James Bla
General
Edith
Papa
Mr. Blake
Holland
Blake
California
New England
Massachusetts
Boston
Smith
John Hancock
Samuel Adams
Hancock
San Francisco
Quincy
Hingham
Rocky Woods
Rocky Wood
Tom
Mr. Bishop
James Blake
John Burt
Jessie Carden
Bear
James Blake Faces Love and Loyalty in a Turbulent Page
In New York, James Blake grapples with love for Jessie Carden and loyalty to John Burt. Blake contemplates betraying Burt to win Jessie while Burt’s shadow looms, a conflict that tests honor, ambition, and friendship amid the city’s financial bustle.
John Wesley and His Curious Book Primitive Physic
John Wesley preached extensively and produced vast literary work. His eccentric book Primitive Physic or An Easy and Natural Method of Curing Most Diseases was published in London in 1743. The preface reflects Wesley's view of healing arising after humankind's fall from grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley
London
Barr & Co
Heaven
Earth
Irish Parliamentary Fund Total for Year
The Irish parliamentary fund for the year 190s totaled 63 045 dollars. The sum reflects allocations to parliamentary activities and related offices during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Parliamentary Fund
Tombing and the lure of Westminster Abbey
A boy taught English history by his father asks to visit Westminster Abbey for tombing the kings and other great men. He coins the word tombing to describe touring the tombs, likening it to sightseeing and shopping in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Westminster Abbey
London
Proved Beyond a Doubt Rheumatism Cure
Mrs. Betsey A. Clawson of Middlesex New York declares she was crippled by inflammatory rheumatism for five years then cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills. She details relief after two boxes, noting regained ability to tend herself and perform daily tasks as uric acid removal improved kidney function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
N. Y
Betsey A. Clawson
Dodd
True Way to Rest in a Dark Room
The piece promotes rest by lying in a darkened room with eyes closed and thinking of nothing. It claims even five minutes of this rest relaxes facial muscles and prevents a hard, set look that ages the appearance.
Growers urged to invest for fruitful trees and fair returns
A pamphlet stresses serving the whole people with business practices that honor grower profits. It advises that when planting fruit trees a woman holds the tree as a man sets it and tamps the soil to ensure the tree bears.
Police seize Correggio painting in Cassel Germany
A copy of Correggio's celebrated painting The Repentant Magdalen has been seized by Cassel police. The action follows a report claiming the work was misrepresented in circulation. No injuries are reported and no arrests were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correggio
Cassel
Germany
Mule Still With Us Quip From Rural Youth
A rural youngster writes a friend in Atlanta noting his father’s attempt to break a mule for a wagon failed, ending with the humorous line The mule is still with us. The Atlanta Constitution records the remark as a light moment from country life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
Woman Without the Society of Man Faces Narrow Judgment
A woman isolated from male society is portrayed as narrow minded and judgmental, forming sweeping opinions about the world from her limited perspective. The piece highlights how her views reflect bias and a rigid moral stance.
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Baltimore
Sun Bean Bee
Stata 'Ho Huss Company
Patterson
Whaiwaye
Winslow
Congo
M. Chevaler
Schilling
Grover
Bobtling
Bowe
Frederick Upham Adam
John
Jim
Miss Carden
Arthur Morris
Morris
Peter Burt
New York
Paris
Keele
Customs Service
Fort Wadeworth
U. S
United States
Michael An
Carthy
Scbilling & Company
Fan Franchnan
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