WomanHealth Claims and Local Notices Mentioned
An advertisement style excerpt touts a tonic for women's health with testimonials. It includes a Camden New Jersey reader’s claim of relief after four bottles and mentions Rev Frank DeWitt Talmage as a chaplain candidate. Also references Hall's Catarrh Cure from Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanmerise
Ferry Ave
Camden
N. J
Frank DeWitt Talmage
Chicago
Beeen
Rgiment
Illinois National Guard
Diotese
Hall
Toledo
Duke of Argyle Reigns Fifty Years
A historical notice notes the Duke of Argyle has held his title for half a century. An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Base powder claiming to cure painful swollen feet, remove stings from bunions, and provide instant comfort for sore feet and ill-fitting shoes. LeRoy New York.
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Duke of Argyle
Allen
Alle
le Roy
N. Y
Dinfield Firm Delivers 8 Million Checkers and 200000 Dice Boxes
An unnamed Dinfield Me firm completes a large order for 8,000,000 checkers and 200,000 dice boxes. No one is your friend who apologizes for you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinfield
Untied Governor and Odd Fragments Highlight Old News
A fragmented clipping mentions Idaho governor Frank Steanenberg and a remark about neckties, mixed with stray notes on complexions and a fisherman's skill in mountain sealing, all presented in a scattered historical style.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Advertisement promises a quick cure for cold using Laxative Brome Tableta. It urges readers to use the product to obtain a speedy remedy and mentions a money back incentive if it fails.
Opening an Unkind Letter as a Fresh Wound Parade
A terse observation on how opening a hostile letter feels like tearing into a new wound. The image conveys emotional pain and ongoing hurt from spiteful communication.
A Bold Experiment
A resolute man recalls keeping his son from cheap novels by heart learning. He explains that simply forbidding books was useless and that a more effective approach was found through discipline and guidance.
Fragmentary note on selling imitations and patent items
The readable text describes dealers handling layered moldings for bedrooms and a sale of imitation and patent items. It mentions terms like sauinee imit? tions and references to nets and cold sales in a disjointed way.
Emperor of Austria Hungary and the tramp problem
A historical portrait discusses the Emperor Franz Joseph and his policy of conciliation in the empire while noting the 1867 compromise with Hungary and rulers of diverse nationalities. It also argues for compulsory road work to eradicate the tramp issue as a public duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Turkey
Kossuth
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Russia
Maximilian
Mexico
Amiabie
Justice Hawkins in Bristol Assizes Session
At the Bristol assizes Mr. Justice Hawkins, aged 80, sat from 10 in the morning until night, tiring lawyers, witnesses and juries with a long demanding day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Hawkins
Bristol Assizes
Descriptive Ad Compares Alabastine to Kal Somines
The advertisement urges readers to read about Alabastine and how it differs from kal somines. It claims Alabastine is a durable wall coating and urges buyers to ensure packages are labeled. The note references a German naturalist's count of 966000 animal species.
Lambert gives 7000 to Joliet Public Library and 1500 to two hospitals
Colonel John Lambert of Joliet Illinois has donated seven thousand dollars to the Joliet Public Library and fifteen hundred dollars to the Silver Cross and St. Joseph's hospitals. The gesture is noted amid mixed reactions from onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lambert
Joliet
Irs
Public Library
Silver Cross
St. Joseph's Hospitals
Pink Pills for Pale People Praise From Patient's Testimony
A patient reports feeling dramatically better after years of illness and frequent church attendance resumed. The testimonial credits Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, described as vegetable medicines that purify and enrich blood, aiding numerous ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Art of Paper Cutting in Historic Domestic Craft
The article recalls a bygone craft of delicate paper cutting once popular among women. It describes folded designs producing duplex patterns, candle papers, round lid decorations, and watch papers gifted in courtship. Many pieces were mounted without paste, framed in haircloth, often commemorative with verses and funeral urn motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
After Escape, Visitor Questions Kill Plot Revisions
In a San Francisco Examiner retort, a visitor at the museum reflects on the lingering danger after an escape. The tattooed man confirms the savages intended harm, but only realized their designs post escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Examiner
Trolley Trip Possible Over 124 Miles Gap Narrowed
A historical note states a trolley route from Fairtraven Maes to Nashua N H covers 124 miles with a single one mile gap bridged by a coach ride. The record hints at transportation links and regional travel practices of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairtraven
Maes
Nashua
N. H
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