Reverend William Young praised for cure by Pink Pills
Oswego New York reports Rev William Young of the Methodist church and Oswego City Savings Bank credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring his health after a 1894 decline. He says after seven boxes he was cured, kidneys and appetite restored, and life felt like a twenty year old. Notary sworn May 25 1895. Pills sold 50 cents a box or six for 2.50 by Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady.
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Times
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Margie Aids Trevlyn Kinship as Paralysis Fells Rival
In a drama spanning mystery and romance, Paul Linmere is murdered with a dirk in Harrison Park. Margie, Alexandrine, and Trevlyn pursue answers while a loyal dog tracks a hidden trail to the victim. Trevlyn’s illness prompts a heartfelt reunion with Archer Trevlyn, who pledges to honor his grandfather.
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Paul Linmere
Leo
Mr. Treviyn
Harrison Park
Pietro
Return of Caroline Trevlyn Revives a Far Memory
In Chapter XI NI February Mr. Trevlyn learns his aged wife Caroline, long in an asylum after their son Hubert’s death, briefly regains memory. She longs to see John, meets him, then dies two days later in his arms, leaving Trevlyn a changed man full of gentleness.
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Margie
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Trevlyn
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Grandfather
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Hubert
Caroline Trevlyn
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John
Caroline Treviyn
Antiquities Smuggled From Italy Atop Louvre Offer
Italian minister of education probes Illicit export of twenty eight ancient silver vases found on Signor Di Prisco estate at Bosco Reale. He allegedly smuggled the pieces out of Italy to Paris where a Louvre offer failed at £ 20,000, prompting criminal action against officials. Also notes on eclipses and Zulu emergency travel speeds.
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London News
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Italy
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Law
Agairet
Signor di Prisco
Bosco ‘Reale
Pi ‘Pasco
Louvre
Diphtheria Antitoxin to Newark Reported
Newark board of health heard Dr Richard M. Connelly report 1 200 vials produced since antitoxin began and 600 of 939 diphtheria cases treated since July 1895. Dr LueroId noted antitoxin saves lives. 85 deaths in 600 treated versus 138 in 333 treated without antitoxin.
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Newark, NJ
Board of Health
Richard M. Connelly
Luerold
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