Pink Pills Said To Cure Longstanding Stomach Ills
A Chicago woman recounts severe vomiting spanning five years alleviated after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She credits the pills with stabilizing her stomach and restoring weight after prior doctors failed to help.
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Aira Crooks
Dr. Williams
Sarah L. Brooks
Linscoln Park
Chicago
Illinois
Wil- Han
Chicagoa
York
Willams
Beesis
Destruction of Refuse How English Cities Solve This Problem
English cities show a model for waste disposal with Sheffield operating a refuse destructor for thirteen years burning about eight tons daily at a cost of 25 cents per ton. The system produces clinker sold to highways and handles trade street and animal waste. A second plant is planned to handle 120 tons daily using steam and a dust catcher to reduce emissions.
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Municipal Journal and Engineer
England
Sheffield
Committee On Health of the
James Jackson
Dean's Kidney Pills Endure Strain of Daily Labor
Lieutenant George G. Warren of Washington D C testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved kidney trouble caused by lifting and back strain. He reports lifting six hundred pounds without pain and says the condition has not returned after years of suffering. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Company Buffalo NY.
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George G. Warren
No. 3 Chemical
Washington, D. C
Dean
Aires Dean
Foster-Milburn Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Hiss rumor rattles town as Clara denies request
In Peasarsen's Weekly a dialog shows Ethel asking Clara if Tom was granted permission to hiss her. Clara firmly denies any agreement and says they did not ask it. The item preserves a local gossip voice without sensational detail.
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Ethel
Tom
Clara
Peasarsen’s Weekly
Special Worlds Fair Rates via Nickel Plate Road
Nickel Plate Road offers daily World’s Fair rates through November 4. Season 60 day and 1 5 day tickets available with coach passes valid seven days. Tickets go on sale Sundays Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays weekly. Stopover at Chicago. Contact local agent or A Asteriin Fort Wayne Indiana for details. God gives every bird its food but not into the nest.
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Nickel Plate Road
Jflonday
Uesday
Wednnesday
Chicago
A. Asteriin
P.A
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hok Land
South Carolina Rice Crop Destroyed by Great Hurricane
The rice crop of South Carolina was completely destroyed by a great hurricane sweeping the Southern States. Mr Paean, son of the Secretary of War, departed for Algiers with gifts for the ruler of that country. Spain formally demanded America's renunciation of East and West Florida. An American newspaper suggested retaining New Orleans’ islands and selling the rest of the Louisiana Purchase to Spain for proceeds.
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South Carolina
Paeaen
Algiers
Spain
America
East
Florida
New Orleans
Louisiana Purchase
Baltimore Public School Founded Seventy-Five Years Ago
Seventy-five years ago a public school was established in Baltimore. Col Trumbull advised applying beeswax to the backs of Capitol pictures in Washington to preserve them. Preparations began for the marriage of Ferdinand II King of Spain. The first stent sawmill in Pittsburg started operations.
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Baltimore
Col. Trumbull
Capitol
Washington
Ferdinand
Spain
Pittsburg
British protest over Sandwich Islands annexation
The British consul to the Sandwich islands presented a protest against annexation by the United States. The Baltic fleets of France and England sailed homeward. Florence Nightingale and other nurses reached Scutari to aid the Anglo-French forces. The Boulogne theater burned and the Emperor took part as a firefighter.
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Sandwich Islands
United States
Florence Nightingale
Scutari
Boulogne
Emperor
Draft Expansion Limited in Northern States
The draft pressed in nearly all Northern States as apportionment corrections halved drafts for Illinois districts. Cook County Board of Supervisors offered a $10 bounty to brokers for each enlistment secured. An engagement on the Rio Grande evolved into a four sided clash with Union and Mexican forces routing French and Confederate troops. New York moods sagging after the accidental explosion of Admiral Farragut’s Hartford off Mobile.
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Cook County
Board of Supervisors
Rio Grande
New York
Farragut
Hartford
Mobile
Louisiana Governor Restored After White League Action
Gov. Nellogg is restored to the Louisiana executive post after White League removal, with McEnery surrendering. The DC grand jury declines to indict Charles A. Dunn of the New York Sun for libel amid Boss Shepherd charges. Theodore Tilton files a second detailed public statement on Beecher Tilton conversations with Mrs Tilton. A Northwestern train from Fulton to Chies 183 miles in 142 minutes. Forty young girls die in Fall River cotton mill fire. British claims under the Washington treaty paid by the United States totaling 1,930,000.
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Nellogg
White League
Louisiana
McEnery
Grand Jury
District of Columbia
Charles A. Dunn
New York Sun
Shepherd
Theodore Tilton
Trenry Ward Beecher
Fall River
World News Briefs From Civil and International Events
The Czar, the German Emperor and Austrian Emperor met at Skierneviece. The sixteenth Army of the Cumberland reunion opened in New York. Cholera cases rose to 492 with 169 deaths in southern Italy. Blaine left Boston for New York on a midwest tour. Cairo reports Gordon raised the siege of Khartum. Quakes were felt in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. England maintained 13,559 troops in Egypt.
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Germany
Austria
Skierneviece
Army of the Cumberland
New York
Italy
James G. Blaine
Boston
Middle West
Cairo
Egypt
Gordon
Khartum
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
England
Whisky trust ousted by judge in Distilling and Cattle Feeding Co case
Judge Gibbons orders judgment of ouster against the Distilling and Cattle Feeding Company amid fires near Bens, Algiers with great loss. Levi P. Morton is nominated for New York governor by Republicans. Tokio announces ratification of the British Japanese treaty.
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Bens
Algiers
Gibbons
Whisky Trust
Levi P. Morton
New York
Tokio
Object of Charity Vanishing in London Life of Antoinette MacKinley
The contralto Antoinette Sterling MacKinley is described as a beloved social figure in London who welcomed outcasts to her Stanhope Place home. Her son Kenneth plans to introduce a friend, a one-armed crossing sweeper with a missing leg, prompting her to insist on welcoming him to hear her sing, preserving compassion and generosity in society.
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London
Antoinette MacKinley
Antoinette Sterling MacKinley
Stanhope Place
Mer
Kenneth
Mumsey
Mumser
World Fair Contest promises 85500 in gold prizes
The World’s Fair Contest Company offers 85500 in gold prizes to entrants nearest the paid attendance estimate for the St. Louis World’s Fair. Funds are deposited with Missouri Trust Company per official treasurer receipt. Contest closes October 15.
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Missouri Trust Company
Financial Institution
Delmar
Adelaide Avenues
St. Louis
Ed Imlesson
Morey
Missouri Trust Co
Concern
Siberia Records Extreme Cold in January Benchmark
Siberia endures record cold with Yaktuck averaging 40 below for three winter months and Verkjoansk January 18585 averaging 69.9 below zero. Mercury once reached 90.4 below the zero, the lowest on record globally.
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Siberia
Yaktuck
Verkjobansk
Better Than Spanking for Urine Troubles
A home treatment option offered by Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana claims spanking fails to cure urinary issues in children and urges mothers to write for guidance. She says she offers help without charge and that blame on the child is inappropriate. many cases are beyond immediate control.
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M. Summers
Box 420
Notre Dame
Ind
Weisslitz
Lydia E. Pinkham
Aoman
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Pie and health fears in a humorous Irish exchange
A landlady questions a Irish boarder and his son about apple pie being healthful. They joke that an uncle once suffered from apoplexy and wonder if this pie might be similar, playing up comic misinterpretations of medical terms.
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Pat
Erin
Piso's Cure for Consumption Ad Sets Buffalo Customer Tale
A reader from Buffalo, New York testifies that two bottles of Piso's Cure for Consumption cured a terrible cough. The note, dated September 24, 1901, appears with the sender’s name and address at 209 Box avenue.
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Fred Hermann
Box Avenue
Buffalo
Just Like Bian Paygoake Flour Ad Snippet
A quirky dialogue advertises Mrs. Austin's famous Paygoake Flour noting good value for clothes and freight costs. The grocer stocks it for customers.
Milkins Local Market Reports and Teething Patent Remnant
A fragmented column notes hog scarcity in market reports and advertises Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup for children teething at 25 cents a bottle. It also mentions Prof Alexander L Nelson at Washington and Lee University and offers one way colonist rates to the West and Northwest with travel details and an Eagle Linen Paper提醒 urging printer usage.
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Alexander L. Nelson
Washington and Lee University
C. A. Asterlin
Fort Wayne
Ind
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