Dr Williams Pink Pills Helped Fort Wayne Woman
Mrs. Mary D. Murphy of Fort Wayne Indiana credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing her long standing weakness and hot flashes after only a few weeks. She reports rapid relief from nervous symptoms and renewed strength, and recommends the pills for anemia dyspepsia rheumatism and related conditions.
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Fen
Murphy
Dr Williams
Tao
Mary D. Murphy
Force Street
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
Dr. Williams
Pinin Pales Ee
Bald Heads Covered With Unxuriant Hair and Scalp Cure
An advertisement touts Cuticura products as a complete scalp and hair treatment for all ages. It claims to stop hair loss, remove crusts and scales, destroy parasites, relieve itching, nourish roots, and promote healthy growth with Soap, Emulsion, and Pills priced at 31 00. A “magic set” is said to be sufficient to cure. The French government employs 17,145 people in Italy mostly women.
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Ita Mtate Tobeoes
Clare
Shis
Amy
Living in the Country Warns and Warns of Health Risks
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century item warns country dwellers about public health risks including vermin and poisonous substances. It advocates a state sanatorium for consumptives and stresses education on living standards, drains, ventilation, and proper food for farm and small-town residents.
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Westes Contrepoias Agredt
Aseewriis News
Tura
Marne
Wiocem
Sapesary
Sittaky
Quips on a Woman Who Nods and Tends to Fidget
A string of comical remarks from newspapers about Miss Passay and a husband’s quip on her nodding habit. The Detroit Free Press notes a “that girl” fidgeting with mirrors mounted on both sides, while the Public Ledger cites Miss Passay’s habit of nodding and saying yes. The Melbourne Times records Singleton’s jest about falling in love, and Littleton-T’s remark on a wife’s wealth.
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Detroit Free Press
Public Ledger
Doan’s Kidney Pills praised by Mrs Brunzel
COMPLETELY RESTORED, Mrs. P. Brunzel, wife of P. Brunzel, stock dealer, Everett Washington, says after fifteen years of back pain she found relief with Doan’s Kidney Pills. She used five boxes and felt like a different woman. Foster-Milburn Co. advertises Doan’s at 50 cents a box. Also notes Washington Star remark on municipal ownership and railroads, plus tips for lace collar cleaning and ironing from Portland Oregonian column.
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P. Brunzel
Grand Ave
Everett
Wash
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Dragon treatise and 300 foot manuscript in Vatican Library
In the Vatican Library a treatise on dragons is held along with a manuscript rolled to 300 feet in length and 12 inches wide. The items are part of the library's vast medieval collection.
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Vatican
Orchard and household tips from a rural era
A collection of practical kitchen and farm notes outlines efficient home and garden living. It covers orchard planning, tree spraying costs, calf and cattle care, and husbandry tasks such as cockerel management, breeding timing, and designing a portable hanging roost for poultry.
Lead Pencil Industry Shows Growth and Global Ties
Pearson's Magazine notes six U S lead pencil factories across New York New Jersey Illinois and Massachusetts employing over two thousand workers with annual wages near seven hundred thousand dollars and output surpassing two million dollars. It details cedar wood supply from Virginia and cedar mills, graphite sources from Siberia Mexico Bohemia and Ceylon, and the manufacturing steps from clay and graphite mixing to rod formation and firing.
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Pearson's Magazine
Europe
United States
New York
New Jersey
Illinois
Massachusetts
Virginia
South
Alabama
Florida
Germany
Siberia
Mexico
Bohemia
Ceylon
Switzerland
Nuremberg
Dodd's Kidney Pills lauded as lifesaver in Moravia area
Benj amin Wilson credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing his wife of four year battle with sugar diabetes and rheumatism after doctors failed. She gained from 180 to 190 pounds and regained strength, with gratitude expressed for the remedy. The piece also touches on railroad rate legislation debates in Washington and attorney opinions on rate regulation and the fourteenth amendment.
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Moravia
Benjamin Wilson
Dodd
Sang
Senate
Washington
Interstate Commerce
Prouty
Tate
Nate
Circuit Court of the United States
Easing His Mind Do You Think Foreign Travel Benefits Health
A fragment from the Washington Star quotes a man discussing whether foreign travel benefits health. The brief exchange hints that travel can ease a man's mind, though the text is incomplete and the full meaning remains unclear.
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Washington Star
Heefteen
Allen’s Foot-Kase Adunit for Foot Care
A faded advertisement promotes Allen’s Foot-Kase powder to relieve corns bunions stones and aching feet. It claims quick relief for sweaty feet and ingrown nails making shoes fit better. Address provided as Allen’s Olmsted Le Roy New York sample mailing offered.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N, YX
First Fisherman and Second Fisherman Exchange Notes
A fragment from Harper’s Weekly presents a humorous exchange about catching fish and quips about Piso’s Cure, with other scattered references to musicians, remedies, and an irrigation project context mentioning a $25,000,000 expenditure approved by India’s secretary of state.
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Harper’a
David Kennedy
Secretary of State For
India
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Harpera Weekly
Philsiclphia
Philadelphia
Delaware
Parker
Portland Oregonian
Trans- Pacific
Theawesilaian
Lindy
Vienna
Vear Gracer
Ubny
Iby
Chicago
Pire
Cain
America
Collier's Weekly
John
Carele
Mounains
Kentucky
Car Isle
Louisville
Sarllale
Sane
Chicago News
Bermuda
Bermudas
Little Vales
Tinklewhacker
Misa
Thommpson
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