A Preacher's Experience With Cherry Pectoral
A Virginia preacher describes a three month illness of acute bronchitis that began with a vin ont cold. After self treatment and two months of care he began using Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. He reports first relief then complete symptom relief and expects a permanent cure with continued use. Signed E. M. Mwai T. J. Dist. Secretary Aim. Tart. Publication Society Peterstoks VA.
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Ayer
E. M. Mwai
T.J
Aim. Tart. Publication Society
Peterstirs
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Wins World Fair Gold Medal
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral earns a gold medal at the World’s Fair surpassing all other sarsaparillas. The company proclaims leadership in the category as medals are announced.
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Ayer
Readtog Browning Essay Misreads Poetic Truth
A fragmentary quotation discusses generosity and profit in art, praising Mrs Browning as a profound scholar who advanced souls through reading. The passage notes her deep study and ability to dive into difficult literature, contrasting with those who seek excitement and sensationalism.
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Browning
Unil
Brooklyn Engle
Louis Napoleon Plot Aides Landing For Restoration
Sir William Provor’s new reminiscences claim Napoleon III, exiled at Chivelhurst, favored a plan to regain the throne. A private yacht once chartered would land him on the coast, enabling a march toward Chaluns where troops trained, with the former emperor to don his regalia and lead the army.
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Louis Napoleon
William Provor
Napoleon III
Chivelhurst
Tasnes
Paris
Dramatic miscue at Milan gala theatre misreads cue
Fragmentary notes describe a mishap at a theatre performance with mispronounced lines and a interrupted cue. The scene references Sarah Bernhardt and a piece titled La Dame avec Cuniellis. The account notes the director’s insistence on proper timing and a celebratory tone despite the confusion.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Eux
Alexandre Diamar
Pruidares
The Deadly Dio Arette A Buffalo Victim’s Condition
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century notice describes a Buffalo man in terrible health after exposure to a minister and pills. The piece names Dr. Williams Pink Pills and lists multiple names, places, and dates, including references to a notary and various residents. The tone suggests a sensational report on medical treatment failures and a dubious remedy.
Conductor and Passenger Clash Over Thirty Ninth Street Stop
An on board dispute unfolds after a conductor suggests stopping at Thirty-eighth Street. A woman near the door protests and accuses the conductor of forcing her to exit elsewhere. The exchange ends with the tram leaving the station amid tension.
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Thirty-ninth Street
Sun Tow
Earrstieg
Condaetor
Madan
Brella
Chicago Post
Inshore Glimpse of Fastnet Rock and Odd Inventions
A vivid description of Fastnet Light on a rugged rock thirty miles southwest of Ireland depicts its perilous harbor and lifting waves that batter the tower. The piece also surveys strange glass inventions including glass houses, glass clothing, and glass coin containers, with notes on feasibility, costs, and future use.
Pio Nino's Pad And A Collector Of Slippers
Pio Nino keeps 24 pairs of red cloth slippers embroidered in gold in his wardrobe a cabinet of gold and silk where even worn slippers are rarely offered for sale to humble Boany devotees seeking favor with the Pope Plus EX.
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Pio Nino
Pope
Fragments on Fire Air and Language in Early Writings
A readable fragmentary text surveys early beliefs about fire and air, noting experiments with candles in closed vessels and the role of oxygen. It also touches on historical opinions of Boyle and Bacon, and includes a Scottish Review excerpt critiquing English usage and college athletics language.
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Maron
Herbert Boyle
Lord Bacon
Cardan
Mifare
Atullet College
New York Times
Wen
Feared Patent Remedy Promises Cure for Female Ailments
A fragmented historical ad discusses a so called Feveaity Prescription and Bayorite Prescription claiming to cure reproductive and female disorders. It references health authorities, testimonials, and a standard medical adviser, promising free mailing of the book to readers. The text promotes dubious medical treatments and urges readers to obtain the materials via a medical association in Buffalo.
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Avery
Sayeemer
Murtyarn
Mealy
Drugeists
Ure
Tistra Nant Medical Association
Buffalo
Magic of the Woods Otter Tale From Adirondack Observer
A fragmentary old piece describes an otter sighting in northern woods, noting its elusive nature and the difficulty of trapping. The author recalls watching wary eyes and a glistening coat as the creature moved along a creek, with hunters unsuccessfully setting many traps.
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Dean
Westington Ag
McLean
Aplin Glass
Philadelphia
New York City
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Glass
Vie Garden
Daventor
Italyle
Washington Cor
Philadellia
Viet Munters
Adinavleck
Iverland
Woods
Liles
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Sinter
New York
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Molly
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Fastnet Light
Great Britain
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