New Life Pills Sold For Health And Cough Cures
A Boston man praised King’s New Life Pills restoring a sick wife to health. Advertisements tout One Minute Cough Cure from W. P. Sandy’s drug store as a reliable remedy for coughs. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are recommended for constipation and general vitality. Paris parliamentary clash as M. Drumont attacks Algeria governance, prompting a brief exit with shouts. Indiana reports smallpox in 21 counties with 3 deaths. calls for vigilance amid milder recent cases. University of Chicago marks decennial celebrations. Rockefeller welcomed. Indiana prison to publish a daily newspaper. Erie may absorb Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton. Big Four to acquire Cincinnati Northern.
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Boston
King
W. P. Sandy
Indiana
Hurty
Estate Board of Health
Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by druggists and users
Testimonials from J Golsith Van Elten NY and Edward Juss Salisbury MO extol Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs, colds, and grippe after five years of use. Other endorsements claim Foley Kidney Care cured kidney trouble after three bottles. Also notes dangers of neglecting bowels and announces a fire destroying the Dexter MO post office with $11,000 loss.
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Chamberlain
J. Goltsith
van Elten N. Y
Ja Grippe
Portale
W. P. Sandy
Edward Juss
Salisbury
Foley
N. J. Rice & Son
Ellettsville
Ind
FL. Philips
Stineaville
Dexter
Indiana Massachusetts contrast in educational leadership
State Superintendent Jover argues Indiana leads in schol administration reading circles and school architecture while Massachusetts outpaces in supervision of rural and high school education. He notes longer teacher tenure in Massachusetts as a mixed advantage. Separately, George P. Parks of Bedford appeals a 25 fine for practicing medicine without a license, alleging magnetic healing and challenging the new medical law as unconstitutional.
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Jover
Indiana
Massachusetts
Schol
Ile
George P. Parks
Bedford
Supreme Court
Lawrence
Edward Garvey
No Fishing On This Stream Angler Faces Lesson
An urban trout fisherman ignores weathered no fishing signs along a stream strewn with litter. A nearby farmer confronts him as the angler nears the mouth, prompting a realization of the posted restrictions and a turn toward home.
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Sportaman
Blizsard
Elevation of Woman Progress Noted in Odd Fragments
Fragmentary text suggests rapid social change with a derator youth muttering about resignation as a habit forms around a fourteenth floor scene. The passage mixes slang and unclear references, making exact meaning uncertain.
Mystery of Cephalonia’s Buried Water Mills
A lengthy feature notes Cephalonia near Argostoli with two sea vents feeding inland flumes that discharge into limestone pits. Water reportedly vanishes underground through porous rock, powering ancient mills since 1836 and continuing today. The piece debates how subterranean caverns or thermal currents could move vast water volumes, citing Messia Crosby and various theories about underground passages and earthquakes.
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Arethaea
Alpheus
Coaster's Magazine
New York Tribune
Cephalonia
Argostoh
Messia
Crosby
Casster
Althesso
Tva
Scheme to fake elevated rail attack for big payout
Two men plot to hire a guard to feign an assault on a passenger and stage injuries to claim a large ransom from the railroad. They discuss splitting $20,000 to $950,000, with plans to recruit a brakeman and a fake job, then dash downtown to pursue the scam in New York.
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Mr. Skeemer
Plotz
Plots
Beniddo
Teast
Bheemer
Panerabout
Trans Siberian Railway Tracts Near Final Form
The Trans Siberian Railway extends from St Petersburg to Vladivostok, about 7000 miles, with stations along central Siberia. Trains run east and west thrice weekly, American style coaches, and potential Paris to Vladivostok luxury travel may arrive by century's end.
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St. Petersburg
Vladivostok
Paria
Marseilles
Paris
Mediterranean
New York
San Francisco
M. Levat
Tobeliabinsk
Siberian
Moscow
Nijaisudinsk
Kresnoyarsk
Siberia
Tchatinbinek
Riberia
Sibertac
Public Whipping and Pillory in Early Philadelphia
A historical note recalls whipping posts and pillories once common in Philadelphia near Third and Market, with crowds pelting offenders and ears and scars displayed for public entertainment. It describes punitive practices across colonial America, including Quaker opposition, and the harsh treatment of slaves and crime in the era.
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Philadelphia
Third
Market Streets
Watson
Ameria
Old England
New England
No clear headline found from the fragment
A tall, country man enters a Brostaway saloon and orders wine from a bartender. He disdains the regulation glass, drinks seven bottles in about half an hour, then leaves, clutching a black satchel and muttering curses as he departs. No one else reacts.
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Brostaway
Dar
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M. Dramont
Justice
M. Monis
Marine
M. de Lanessan
University of Chi
John D. Rockefeller
Indiana State Prison
Ihis
Erie Road
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
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Cinemoati Northern
Dr. Witt
W. P. Landy
Setranok Hole
MR. Skeemer’s Schee
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Rain
Qlastheye
Hank
Bloomington
W. W. Harris
Elleits Fille, Mnd
K. Harris
M.D
Ly. Wiv
Wester Diac Peomiprriner
H. A. Grant
Elgrets
Bass
Aed Year Old
Majestic John Dressel
Kirkwood Ave
United States
North American Review
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