Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Stomach Ailments
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as alcohol free and glycerine based for weak stomach indigestion heartburn and dyspepsia. It cites medical authorities and lists herbs like Golden Seal Rug Stone Root and Black Cherry Bark as supporting ingredients. The copy promises relief for constipation and various stomach and intestinal disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Finle Ellingwood
Bennett Medica College
Chicago
Pierce
R. Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
Hobart A. Hare
University of A
Laurence Johnson
University of New York
Win M. Hale
Hahnemann Medical College Chicago
John M. Scudder
John King
Piarce
Rules for True Friendship Among Women
A wise note on friendship outlines etiquette for women listing rules such as polite treatment of intimates, not using friends as restaurants, avoiding constant visits, keeping troubles private, praising genuinely, returning favors, not overreaching, sharing attention, and avoiding self promotion. It concludes there is more to friendship than many realize.
Zurich Professor Tames 200 Fish in Lake Luzerne
Professor James Fish recounts five months of labor as Dr Fastenrach of Zurich tames about 200 fish in Lake Luzerne. The researcher feeds them by hand and lifts them from the water while capturing notable photographs. Anecdotes note men’s astonishment at unusual events, contrasting with reactions from women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Luzerne
Fastenrach
Zurich
Inspection of Nebraska National Guard Set for Feb 26
Lincoln Nebraska state news reports Captain Frank A Wilcox will lead a February 26 inspection of the Nebraska National Guard Thirtieth United States infantry Adjutant General Culver issued assembly orders for the guard The inspection aims to be among the strictest yet and reflects heightened federal interest in the guard amid rumors of mobilization and possible actions abroad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
National Guard
Frank A. Wilcox
Thirtieth United States Infantry
Culver
Washington
China
Though a Convict He Is Very Popular
Charles Campbell of the Nebraska state penitentiary draws letters from across the country claiming friendship and acquaintance. Rumors that he would receive part of 25 000 for naming admission counts to the St Louis fair appear to drive the mail surge, as writers seek favors or money from the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Charles Campbell
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Campbell
St. Louis Fair
Attorney General Brown Answers Railroads in Tax Case
The Burlington railroad seeks an injunction to stop county treasurers from collecting 1905 taxes. Attorney General Brown filed a federal court answer denying overvaluation and state board influence by public clamor. The reply mirrors the 1904 suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Burlington Railroad
State Board
Rip Rap Work in Danger Along Missouri River
Rip rap work near here costs $500000 and faces destruction due to Missouri River channel shift. Banks wash away steadily and water encroaches on Burlington tracks. Four miles of new track may be needed and a channel cut to the lake could require an additional steel bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulo
Missouri
Here
Burlington
Recluse Heycard Found Dead in Old Shack near Cairo
William Heycard, a reclusive hermit living in Grand Island, was found dead in an abandoned hut in the northwest county near Cairo. His guard dog stood beside the body as investigators noted the dog’s whining for days. Heycard appeared partly reclined on a bunk with clothing removed, indicating death had occurred several days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
William Heycard
Cairo
Heycard
Cap
Hastings Mass Meeting Targets Mail Order Houses
A mass meeting of Hastings citizens discussed advancing the district fair association movement. Indianapolis organizer W. H. Sherman of the American Society of Equity spoke on methods used by the society to combat mail order houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
District Fair Association
W. H. Sherman
Indianapolis
American Society of Equity
Cunningham's Sudden Death Near York on Highway
Joseph Cunningham was found dead in his buggy along the highway about a mile southwest of York. He had left home alone with his team for York, about 3½ miles distant, and the buggy team stood at the roadside when found. He had a history of heart trouble and no inquest will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Joseph Cunningham
Cunningham
Plans for Next State Fair Adopts Budgets and Contracts
Lincoln reports the State Fair board adjourned after setting aside funds for an educational exhibit and premiums for the boys corn growing contest to be held next December. Secretary Mellor was authorized to buy 200 loads of cinders to repair and improve fair walks, while Ward contracts were let for printing 10 000 premium hats and 25 000 advertising folders for the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
State Fair Board
Mellor Wag
Diverse Nebraskans face crimes weather and growth news
Reports from Nebraska note Bradshaw bank plans and cass county hog cholera losses for L G Todd and W R Davis. Japanese laborers strike at Union Pacific unloading steel near Kearney. Jail for Sam Goon after threats to shoot his wife. Nelson kicked by horse near Bancroft. Maggie Netzley burned to death in Glendora Cal. Myrtle Heckathorne fined for beating a child. Fire destroys G S Farran store and related losses in Winside. Doctor Kaver reports ten Canada geese killed in a week. Aurora extends electric franchise twenty years with option to buy. Ainsworth man injured by porch door. fatal risk feared. Curators meet in New York May 15 for museum classification reforms. Gage county boys’ corn contest and girls’ wheat contest planned. Union Pacific extension bonds asked in Westerville and Myrtle. Oil inspector Ed Church explains January fees and mileage expenses. Insane hospital case in Norfolk involves a married couple and two children. Twelve-year-old saves a train in Elba area. engineer falls ill near Nebraska City. Cal Tyler and George Vaughton jailed on Peru island. later moved to Auburn. Mamie Hawley, age 7, involved in unrelated incident.
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Bradshaw
Cass County
L. G Todd
W. R. Davis
Union Pacific
Kearney
Sam Goon
Norfolk
Peter Nelson
Brooks Farm
Bancroft
Beatrice
Glendora
Cal
Maggie V. Netzley
Adams
Gage County
Robert Ricken
Myrtle Heckathorne
Spafford
Winside
G. S. Farran
F S Tracy
A. H. Carter
Charles Kaver
Tekamah
Aurora
Aurora Electric Light and Power Company
Robert Wilbert
Ainsworth
E. H. Barbour
The
State University
New York City
Barbour
Farmers’ Institute
Clear Creek Valley
Westerville
Custer County
Union Pacific Railway
Loup City
Myrtle
Ed Church
State of Inspection Department
Church
Milton Hudson
Elba
John Cox
Nebraska City
Missour
Auburn
Waseaulting
Mamie
Hawley
Coxesd
Raised From A Death Bed Pitts Recovery After Cure
Mr Pitts of Skowhegan Maine once deemed incurable reports seven year recovery after taking Dean's Kidney Pills. He describes severe symptoms including night sweats fainting and dropsy before cure. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Mr. Pitts
Eoi Pitts
Hathaway St
Skowhegan
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Danger In Amusements
The passage cites Anna Maria Porter warning that routine amusement dulls moral and mental interest and lowers enjoyment to childish pleasures, warning that dissipating serious thoughts with constant sensations harms happiness and virtue.
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Anna Maria Porter
Cupid and Coupons in a Banker’s Daughter Tale
A romantic fragment describes a suitor who falls for a banker's daughter at first sight and experiences strong emotions when witnessing his beloved father figure’s coupons and scissors. The piece hints at a melodramatic social scene and themes of love, money, and class.
Allcock's Porous Plasters Stand as Original
The claim asserts Allcock's porous plasters are the original genuine product while all other so-called porous plasters are mere imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allcock
Young workers seek chance after college graduation
Sometimes when a boy comes out of college he can earn his living if there is no one to support him. The remark reflects challenges facing new graduates entering the job market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cllege
Selections From Household Tip Advertisements
A collage of vintage ad copy promotes remedies for colds with laxatives and bromide quine tablets, foot care powders, cigars, and miscellaneous quips. The items reference Grove’s signature, Allen’s foot powder, Lewis’ cigars, and Le Roy New York addresses. Includes lines about matrimony, work, and general wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
A. S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Garfield Tea advertisement claims kidney liver relief
An old advertisement promotes Garfield Tea as a herbal remedy for kidney and liver troubles, constipation, and headaches. It invites readers to obtain a free sample from Garfield Tea Co in Brooklyn New York, claiming the product contains only medicinal herbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Tea Co
Brooklyn
N. Y
Curious natural brushes from southern palmettos
Brushes made by nature use the palmetto plant along our southern coasts. The bristles and the solid wood handle are one piece, with no coming-out complaint. Scientific American notes dealers say Defiance Starch makes other starches unusable. it works cold or hot and can be used cold or bolted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
Suicide patterns by gender and time of day
The article notes that women most often die by their own actions on Sunday nights between 9 and 12. It also states that across all days men kill themselves more frequently than women, in a seven to two ratio.
Storekepers Cite Defiance Sarch Quality Barrier
Storekepers report that the extra quantity and superior quality of Defiance Sarch make it nearly impossible to sell competing brands.
Theatrical Posters in Paris Pillar Billboards
Theatrical posters and amusement notices in Paris are posted on pillar billboards along boulevards. Posters on walls are forbidden and disfiguring walls is against the Inn.
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Paris
Washing Windows Tips From Eleanor Parker
The article describes a window washing method using Ivory Soap suds and a damp soft cloth. It advises wiping the glass and finishing with a chamois to avoid lint and ease the cleaning process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor R. Parker
The Ways of Men and a Starch Advertisement
A quip on human nature cites doctors avoiding their medicine and lawyers hiring counsel, then shifts to a Defiance Starch ad praising its 16 ounce package and price parity with 12 ounce rivals.
Death by own action cited in Aberdeen horse case
In Aberdeen Washington a lawsuit about a horse’s death concludes the animal died by its own action rather than by a person’s actions. The ruling centers on ownership claims over the animal and responsibility for its death.
Nervous Women Sufferings Often From Hidden Female Disorders
A 19th century health note explains many nervous women endure symptoms caused by underlying female disorders. It suggests that such conditions are common and often go untreated, urging readers to seek medical advice.
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Advert claims nervous prostration and related female ailments can be cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonial from Mrs M E Shotwell of Brooklyn outlines past suffering and claimed recovery after using the remedy, praising renewed energy and youthfulness.
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Lydia E Pinkham
M. E. Shotwell
Mintbush Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhamn
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Dodds
Earl
Sloan
Boston
Mass
Nebraska State News
Nebraska National Guard
B. We Grove
Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Ill
Garfield
Aberdeen
Wash
Friends of the
Defiance
St. Jacobs Oil
Price
Free Homestead Lands
Western
Canada
Ottawa
W. V. Bennett
New York Life Building
Omaha
Nebraska
Kemp
Balsam
Soc
Thompson
Southwest
Southwes
S. G. Langston
M. M. & T. Land Bureau
Wainwright Building
St. Louis
C.C.C
C.C
H. S. Howland
Madison Avenue
C. C.C
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