Williams Pink Pills Claim Cure for Rheumatism and Blood Purity
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for rheumatism stating blood purification removes disease. It cites Mrs Ellen A Russell of Auburn Maine detailing long illness followed by relief after taking the pills. The copy claims benefits for nervous debility indigestion neuralgia and partial paralysis and offers mail order purchase.
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Williams
Ellen A. Russell
South Goff St
Auburn
Dr. Williams
Court Acoustics Spark Confusion in New London Building
The London court building faces acoustic problems with echoes and reverberations. A prisoner sentenced to six months mistook it for twelve, joking with the warden about two six month terms.
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London
Criminal Courts
Kite Deviator Aids Life Saving Efforts In France
Kite control using a deviator has been employed in France to render a kite usable for rescue operations. A severe test was conducted at Royan on the east coast, and the device showed remarkable results.
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France
Royan
Mire Tale Potent Laxative Promises Quick Results
An advertisement touts Mire Tale Potent laxative as a fast remedy. It claims effective relief and a healthy complexion after use, urging readers to try the product and trust its guaranteed quality.
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Senna
California Fig Syrup Co
Raucous verse and ads in Chicago News fragment
A garbled mix of slang verse and stray ad copy from the Chicago News appears. It mentions poems by Strickland W Gillian and humorous lines about editors wives, city pieties, and a Toledo man claiming a nonblind rat led a blind rat.
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Toledo
Write Poems For Pay And Keep Your Nerves
The speaker contemplates writing poems for pay as a way to cope with the urge to write and the struggle to find reward. They muse on early spring, weather, and repetitive tasks, lamenting the need to produce verses for others while fearing burnout and seeking a discipline that pays.
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Aes Aid
Ricky
Wien
Huult
Atria
Pont
Freeas
Mom Rhysne
Married Squire of Brazil Ind. Weds 1400 Couples
Justice Geo. E. Law of Brazil Indiana famed as the marrying squire says he has wedded about fourteen hundred couples. He recalls kidney trouble cured by Deans Kidney Pills in 1897 and credits the remedy with nine years of freedom from ailment.
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Justice Geo. E. Law
Brazil
Ind
Foster Millnirn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Youthful Head of State Metiride Premier of British Columbia
The Hon. Richard Metiride leads British Columbia as premier with a government base built without a general election He is noted as the youngest prime minister in King Edward's realm at age six and four years in office after serving as minister of mines Defrance Stirch and others are referenced in the commentary The piece also includes an unrelated ad about starch and laundry care mentioning home washing and starch finish.
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Chicago News
Missouri
Saint
Narn
St. Louis
Minneapolis Tribune
North Dakota
Omaha Bee
New Orleans Times Democrat
Tie Nleli
Tie Hive
Oklahoma
Ollabora
Richard Metiride
British Columbia
King Edward's
Dominions
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Wichita
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Stricklind W Gillian
Chicago Daily News
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Vw. IL
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Coburn St
Akron
Ireland
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I Ie
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Putnam
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Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Germany
German Empire
Renee
Olmsted
le Ro
Paris
Rvekin
Cardui
Cardus
Wm. Turner
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Menent Medicine Co
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Lynn
Masa
C.e.fink
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Mass
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Carnegie
Weltex
Lydia BK
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Lydia
Pinkham
Louisville, KY
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New York
Manlock
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Loltece
Carters
Eadaghe
Tes Pills
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Tia Aan
Capa Heath
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