Luetgert Trial Nears Verdict as Hearing Ends
Report of Luetgert murder trial closing without defense rebuttal. Judge Vincent declares defense case complete as witnesses were not forthcoming. Crowd fills courtroom and audience turnout reflects public interest in the criminal case.
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Deneen
Cloee
Vincent
Luetgert
der Woret Fabrikation
Lake View
Ihs
Deeaisie
Blumenthal
Kahlburg
Chicago
Adolph L. Luetgert
Nic. Mersen
Christian Endeavor
Reluctant reader reads Ivanhoe with hoarse fidelity
A boy persists in reading Ivanhoe for a month, yet remains impervious to its charms. He misremembers characters like Wamba and Richard the Lionheart, confusing fiction with history, while a narrator notes the danger of preferring illusion to truth.
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Ivanhoe
Wambe
Wamba
Richard
King Richard
Richard the
Richard Coeur-de-Lion
Shetland Pony Owned by Marchese Caroatio ti Mitan
A Shetland pony, twenty four inches high, is noted as owned by the Marchese Caroatio ti Mitan. The animal stands with its back an inch above the owner's knee when beside him.
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Marchese Caroatio Ti -Mitan
Open Letter Praises Mrs Pinkham Remedies for Health
A reader credits Mrs Pinkham's Sanative Wash and Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after a year of illness. She reports using three Vegetable Compound bottles and one Sanative Wash package and says the remedies acted as a reliable physician. The letter encourages others to seek health through these products.
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Miss May Sachner
E. Rich St
Columbus
Mothers of America
Entaur Company
Chas. H. Oe És
Charming 19th Century Remedies and Odd Tales
An assortment of patent medicines and household tips appears, including Hails Catacric Cure sold for 75 cents and Whisker 50 cents. A saying about joy and kindness is paired with notes on sunflowers fed to chickens. Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething is advertised. A local romance anecdote ends with a girl rejecting a suitor for a cigarette heart style.
Notable Health Claims in 19th Century Advertisements
An assortment of advertisements mentions cremation services in Paris with a claimed 20 000 bodies incinerated. Also promoted are dandruff cures and skin tonics by Hall and Parkers cre. Piso's Cure for Consumption is vouched for by D D Albright of Miflinburg Pa in 1885.
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Paris
Hall
Albright
Miflinburg, Pa
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