Commercial King in the Commons Brinner Seeks Education
Sir John Brinner, a major factory head and donor to libraries and public halls, spoke in the house of commons. He represents the Northwich division of Cheshire and advocates scientific education for the youth, arguing all his wealth stems from applying science to commerce.
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Commons
John Brinner
House of Commons
Carnegie
Halle
Cheshire
North Wwich
Fnr
Victim of Fatal Pride Dies in Frugal Struggle
John H. Robinson of San Pranciece, a veteran and millionaire by some notion, lived on twelve dollars a month for two years yet faced a final battle in St. Luke's Hospital. He remained decently dressed and cheerful though resources vanished, and his death comes after a quiet, long struggle with illness.
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Robinson
San Pranciece
Hin Frente
St. Laice's Hospital
A Spelling Reform Movement Discussed in 19th Century Debate
A lengthy article notes talk of simplifying English spelling led by Carnegie with promises of funds for a five year campaign. It cites Brander Matthews and Dr Johnson as critiques of current orthography and discusses potential economic and educational benefits, alongside rival suppporters and past reform attempts.
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Andy
Stone
Curhesin
Bentehman
Hi Horkcon
Carnegin
Sir. Carnegie
National Educational Association
My. Curenegis
Cranks
Brander Matthews
Columbia University
Matthews
London
Johnson
Henry Holt
Simpli
Thelra
Suffered Severely With Headaches and Ills Cited
A scrambled jumble of testimonial notes and notices lists Lucy Motoney of Brooklyn praising Peru and other remedies, plus various medical and personal items. The column mentions headaches, cures, and a parade of unrelated names, including public figures and scholars, with tangential anecdotes about doctors, criminals, and a Japanese bishop.
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Lucy V Motoney
Aid Ave
Thooklyn
N.Y
Peru
Perine
Attacked the Heart Neuralgia Cure By Pink Pills Dr Williams
A Pléanmethill La man Mr P A Graves recounts severe heart neuralgia and indigestion, saying exposure, irregular meals, and illness led to bed rest. After failing with a physician his condition improved after using Dr Williams Pink Pills, which allegedly cured him after several boxes. He notes the pills target the underlying cause rather than masking pain.
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Dr. Williams
Lam
Williaum
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Advertorial Health Claim
Working women suffer from menstrual and reproductive troubles causing backache nervousness and fatigue. The ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy, with testimonials from Boston and Nashville and a call to consulting Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for guidance and free service through her daughter-in-law.
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Warrenton Street
Boston
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Leo Pollet
Lydia
Pinkhan
Pearl Akers
North Summer Street
Nashville
Tenn
Mra Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Masa
Mra. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pound
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