Cure for skin eruptions and grand cathedral planned
A reader crediting Cuticura remedies reports cure from two year skin eruption after using Cuticura Soap ointment and pills. The article also notes the Episcopal Cathedral of St John the Divine on Morningside Heights with a projected cost of 10 million dollars, touted as the largest and costliest build yet in New York.
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Claude N. Johnson
Maple Grove Farm
Walnut
Kan
New York
St. John the Divine
Morningside Heights
America
Long Journey for Pleasure by Justus Miles Foreman
Justus Miles Foreman departed New York for an extended voyage to Australia New Zealand and the South Sea Islands. He states the trip is not for new literary material but simply because he wants to play a little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus Miles Foreman
New York
Australia
New Zealand
South Sea Islands
New Orleans
Ghent
United States
Great Britain
Britain
Spain
Jackson
Lafitte
Latte
Dominique You
Beloche
Barataria
Claiborne
Madison
Beniche
South America
Galveston
Texas
Yucatan
France
Loire
Pearl
la Otte
Louisiana
Allen's Foot Ease Ad Claims Quick Foot Comfort
Ina Pinch promotes Allen's Foot Ease powder as a cure for painful smart feet and growing nails. It promises the greatest comfort discovery of the age and makes new shoes feel easy. It allegedly cures sweating feet, sells for 25 cents, with a trial package offer. Address A. F. Olmsted Le Roy, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Dinosaur Roams Valley Triggers False Alarm
A valley cloud of dust and distant rumble spurred a frightened man from the stone age to flee the mountain. He discovers the noise was merely a dinosaur roaming for breakfast and returns to hewing an apartment house from a cliff.
Beyond a Doubt Workmen in Court Over Coat Theft
Two sober workmen were charged with fighting after a quarrel over a missing coat. One man claimed to prove the theft by a pocket card. A search produced nothing. the man produced two dried peas as his card, saying Peter Powell is my name, and retrieved his coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P
Peter Powell
Lafitte invites Rose for a story under looming danger
In a Louisiana cabin Madame Riefet rests with a headache as Lazalie reads aloud. Captain Jean Lafitte asks Rose de Cazeneau to walk with him through the woods to hear a long-forgotten tale about his youth, Pierre Lafitte, and distant lands, revealing shared memories and danger ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Riefet
Lazalie
Rose de Cazeneau
Lafitte
Selpio
Rose
Jean
Pierre Lafitte
Hose
Grandiere
Pierre
Languedoc
Pierre Hnd
Monsieur le Baron
Napoleon
Margot
Pere Huot
Ife
Lara
Gretoire
Martinique
Elba
Barra de Hierro
Rose Dé Cazeneau
Barataria
Captain Jean
Jean Lafitte
Little Rose
Louisiana
Island Rose
New Orleans
Jacksons
France
Excessive coffee trouble ends after using Postum says Michigan woman
A 41 year old Michigan woman credits Postum Food Coffee with ending years of bilious colic headaches catarrh and dystis after giving up coffee. She reports improved health and urges others to quit coffee and tea, citing doctors who offered little relief and a better stomach after switching to Postum Battle Creek Michigan is named in the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghyon
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Pulque Traffic Grows in Mexico City Rail Lines
The article notes surging pulque consumption in Mexico City with rail shipments described as a major revenue source. June brought 59,861 barrels and 334 skins via three lines within sixty miles, plus substantial smaller lines. Daily intake roughly two liters per resident, with 14 985 290 liters moved in June and 748 263 liters daily, including wagon and muleback deliveries.
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Mexico City
National
Central
North Dakota Solves the Adulteration Problem
North Dakota enacts a labeling approach to curb paint adulteration, allowing buyers to choose between authentic white lead and linseed oil or cheaper mixtures with clear eye level labeling. The plan aims to protect consumers from deception while preserving freedom to select desired products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Courageous Woman in Nerve Test Crumbs Descent
A dramatic dialogue recounts a prisoner famed for extraordinary nerve. Guards used gunfire, a distant blast, a mock earthquake and a mouse beratement to rattle her. She remained unmoved until a whispered comment about her hair caused her to collapse.
Deadly New Rifle Details Shoot Faster Fire
The piece discusses a new U S Army rifle caliber noting bullets spin rapidly with a rotation every ten inches of flight. It states muzzle velocity of 2400 feet per second delivering about 2760 revolutions per second and a bullet circumference of .042 inches producing high peripheral speed.
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United States Army
Labor the Great Quality and the Quiet Faith of Labor
The text reflects on labor as the true measure of human achievement, contrasting the beauty of effort with the harm of defects. A provocative quip critiques obligatory obedience in marriage, implying women may fail to deliver expected goods at the altar.
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Mary Devereux
Don
Wilson
Roe
Paradise
Earth
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