Doan's Kidney Pills Restore Ansonia Woman After Seven Years
Mrs Selina Jones of 200 Main St Ansonia Connecticut credits Doans Kidney Pills with ending seven years of pain and bed rest. She reports relief from back pain headaches dizziness and languor within two weeks and urges others to try the remedy sold by all dealers at 80 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. The ad closes with a quip about two parties in a love match.
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Selina Jones
Main St
Ansonia
Conn
Doan
Foster-Milburn de
Buffalo
N. Y
Miraculous Cure Attributed To Cuticura Remedies
An elderly Newburg resident details a severe foot wound and blood poisoning, years of suffering, and a miraculous recovery after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. He recalls dark blood, inability to wear a shoe, and two months in hospital, then healing in two weeks after treatment.
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Robert Schoenhhauer
Newburg
Henpecked Husbands Said Common in India
A writer contends that henpecked husbands are common in India. He notes a Hindoo home where a powerful widow grandmother rules, causing men to flee the stri sachebar and live under the terror of domestic authority.
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India
Chinese Amazons in 1850s Wars
The article describes women in China taking military roles in the 1850s rebellions. It claims that in 1853 at Nankin 500000 women from various regions formed brigades of 13000 led by female officers, with 10000 picked women drilled and garrisoned in the city.
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China
Nankin
Princess recounts sighting ghost of Sergius at murder hour
A goddaughter of the Russian Grand Duke Sergius claims to have seen his spirit at the exact time of the assassination. She describes entering her room in the Alexandra Palace covered with blood and hearing the phrase Look, young Princess! as the door opened.
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Sergius
Alexis Palace
British diet shows shifts in tobacco sugar and tea use
The report notes Britons now smoke one third more tobacco than thirty years ago and consume sugar at a similar rise while drinking 40 percent more tea. meanwhile consumption of intoxicants has tended to decline.
Nurse Endorses Postum As Coffee Substitute For Health
A Wilkes Barre nurse testifies Postum Food Coffee improves headaches indigestion and heartache after two weeks of use. She notes better milk flow in nursing mothers and reduced nervousness from tea or coffee, adding proper boiling time for serving. There's a reason she promotes Postum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes‘Barre
The Order's Shadow: De neau Victor Deneau Tracks Castleman
Castleman learns that the elusive De neau Victor Deneau is the Order's pursuer, a master strategist whose reach spans Paris Asia Africa and New York. Valdermere warns of a vast conspiracy, while ominous signs and a haunting storm intensify the chilling secrecy surrounding the group and its aims.
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Duvalle
Deneau
Victor Deneau
Valdermere
India
Castleman
Order
Paris
Asia
Africa
New York
Jokar
Arrival at the old house and morning knock
The narrator details a quiet day at Valdermere before 9 a.m. when a light tapping at the door awakens him. The scene shifts to a tense moment as he contemplates the unknown visitor and the implications for his stay.
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Valdermere
After His First Appearance in Chicago Sat Evening Herald
A fragment notes an actor’s remark about critics roasting him after his first appearance. The exchange toward a continuing feature hints at a serialized or ongoing coverage in Chicago’s Saturday Evening Herald.
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Chicago Saturday Evening Herald
Barnyard Tragedy and a Springtime Love Tale
The Kansas City Star reports a rural tale of Marinda Wardley and John Horn whose love hopes and farm life collide with a wild cattle tale. A herd of giant steers consumes potato tops, wrecks a field, and leaves a widowly maiden distraught as alarm and gossip spread through the community.
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Marinda Wardley
John Hoo
Jon
Marinda
John Horn
Joan
Princess of the Napkin Exiled Nobleman Serves as Waiter
The New York Sun notes an exiled nobleman working as a waiter on Fifth Avenue. He reportedly has advantages over ordinary applicants, being quicker and quieter and understanding what a gentleman wants. Many such waiters move on to Chicago, avoiding countrymen, while Chicago hosts numerous titled waiters.
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Fifth Avenue
Chicago
N, Y
Sun
Mrs Gagnor credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for cure
Mrs Mary Gigner of Holyoke Massachusetts recounts severe dizziness and weakness that forced her from work and duties. After six boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People she recovered completely and has stayed well for two years, praising the medicine and urging others to try it. The pills claim to build new blood and restore nerve strength, sold by druggists or by the Dr Williams Medicine Company in Schenectady New York.
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Mary Gigner
Samuier Street
Holyoke
Mass
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Glass Eyes and the Old Invention
The article notes glass eyes were invented around 1679 as crude interior craftsmanship with hand painted iris and pupil. It cites Shakespeare King Lear where Lear tells Gloucester to get glass eyes and seem to see.
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Shakespeare
Gloucester
Cream separators empower Nebraska farmers to dairying
Nebraska leads with about 85 000 cream separators, making it the top state for these machines. The Nebraska Experiment Station says 85 to 90 percent of the 5000 separators in use are De Laval units, reflecting strong efficiency and wide satisfaction among farmers shifting from grain to dairy.
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Nebraska
Union
de Laval
French writer Remarks on Parliament and Crime
A French writer argues that a representative government curbs crime while parliament sits, but ignores the press reality that during sessions reporters focus on parliamentary business and leave little space for crime coverage.
Certify My Wife Elizabeth Too Wild to Be Guided
A brief sworn statement by Richard Jenkins of Clycle NY declaring his wife Elizabeth once widowed is now too wild to be steered by him. He warns he will pay no debts she contracts after this date as she alters her course with the devil for a pilot.
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Valdermere
Sista
Uga
Igo
Bald
Chattanooga
Victor Denean
Victor Deneau
Deneau
Victor Denecau
Denean
Elizabeth
Widow Wild
Richard Jenkins
Clycle
N. Y
Swiss Engineers Halt Debris Flow Threatening Villages
Swiss federal engineers, after great effort, stopped a two mile debris movement that endangered the villages Gru quay and Champson in Valais canton, preventing potential destruction of the settlements.
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Gruquay
Champson
Canton
Valais
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