Veteran wartime vet cures stomach ailment with Peruna amid era ads
A letter from W W Jackson of Washington DC extols Peruna as a cure after long stomach troubles. The missive, signed by a Civil War veteran aged eighty three, lauds Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio and describes dramatic relief after three bottles. The page also mixes anecdotes from a New York magistrate and snippets on Carnegie citizenship and agricultural grads.
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W. W. Jackson
Washington, D.C
W.W. Jackson
8. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, Ohio
A Woman's Misery and Various Vignettes
A woman from Paterson New Jersey laments lasting kidney and health troubles. She cites relief from Dean's Kidney Pills and notes other assorted items on health, architecture, Boer prisoners, and railroad promotion, all drawn from a damaged 1900s newspaper page.
Puzzling Ad Fragments and Notable Names in a 19th Century Page
A jumbled mix of ads and notices includes Defiance Starch claims, Cuticura testimonials, and medical product pitches. It mentions Senator Proctor, West Point class of 1865 reunion, and prominent figures like General Alexander Webb and Chief Justice Nicola of Louisiana, amid scattered references to a derailed poem and assorted civic items.
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West Point
Wee Point
Alexander
Webb
Gunare Chartres
Cominek
David McM_ Gregg
Nichola
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Immense Tobacco Purchase Sets West Record
Frank P. Lewis of Poo tla, J. paid forty eight thousand dollars for a fancy lot of high grade tobacco. The purchase, described as the biggest ever by a cigar manufacturer in the West, was backed by a written guarantee that the entire amount consisted of fancy selected tobacco. The Herald Transcript Peoria notes the Lewis factory may become the nation’s largest holder of graded tobacco.
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West
Frank P. Lewis
Pootla
Lewis
United States
Herald-Transcript
Peoria
His Hair Is His Fortune Across Public Glares
A fragment reflecting on Mme Paderewska and a famed musician’s hair. It notes ridicule of remarks about not eating hair and the public’s reaction to any change. The piece hints at a desire for a neat head and public loyalty tied to appearance and music fame.
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Frederick W. Vanderbilt
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Adirondack
Willie K
Hine Lake
Japa
Mme. Padere Wekt
London
New York
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Mull
Dia Tse
Seoul
Waldonty
Phrek
Tory Tutal
Bert
Chater
Robin
Sen Pyar
Anne
Rene Warubelat
Mull's Grate Tonic Co
Third Avenue
Rock Inland
Whittin
Board of Ely
Philadelphia
Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
England
Scotland
Skeaton
Rantbourne
Worshipful Company of Makers of Playing Cards of
Missouri State University
Agricultural Department
South Pole
Pole
Moravia
Henry Wilson
Dodd
Tom
Boxer Betes
Dodi
Bright
Rhea Wallem
John la Rep
Pater, Avenue
Paterson
N. J
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Portugal
Pino
D. Estey
Vandurem
Dna
Filas Zerala
Brazil
McMillan
Michigan
Magnolia
Mass
Wendell Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Aes
Phillips
Robert Rogers
Ceylon
Holland
Teland
South Africa
Rogers
Engelbrecht
Great Britain
State University
Missouri
Sant
Ditales Berrice
Pacific
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
J. L. Moore
East Lake City
Graphite
Lion Contee
Woolson Spice Col
Toledo
Sir Knight” Wertheimer
Torre Gree Shen
Chicado
Alabastine Company
June Rapids, Mich
M. Ve
Poe
Cuticura
P. Hackett
van Buren Bt
Brooklyn
Sayer
Senator Proctor
Vermont
Washington
All Good Housewives
Libby, Me
McNeill & Libby
Chicago
Chas
H. Fletcher
Castoria
Infanis
Samuel Lid Frempdin
Solin
Stiln
York
Whrapper
Chas. H. Fletcher
Inrdale
Chtenes
Alpaunder
Cleveland
Canturia
Abesander
Muna
J A. McClellan
J. W. Allen
St. Toula
CM. Gtldden
St Paul
Ming
Pastoria
J. D. Benner
Cuneta
J. A. Boarman
Kansas City
Cenuine Castoria Alwayrs
Har
Vaan
Whabia
Geentone
B. Pacron Company
BasTom, Magy
Wichita
Mimanim
Oo Ou
Mone