Piso's Cure for Consumption Promoted in Ocean Grove Ad
An 1900 Ocean Grove advertisement touts Piso's Cure for consumption as an infallible medicine for coughs and colds by N. W. Bamuel dated February 17 1900. The item references travel lines on the Chicago to Calif or Pacific Northwest route and closes with a humorous Puck remark about longevity.
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N. W. Bamuel
Ocean Grove
N. J
Alexander & Company
Box
Greensburg
Indiana
Saint Dante Pia Hard To Bear Sufferer Credits Kidney Pills
J W Walls of Lebanon Kentucky describes severe kidney pain and back ache from irregularities. He says he read of a cured man using Dean's Kidney Pills and bought them. He reports quick relief and urges trials with a free mail order offer from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Pills priced 50 cents at druggists.
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J. W. Walls
Lebanon
Kentucky
East Main Street
Dean
Hugh Murrey Drug Co
Walls
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Ohio Democrats Attack Hanna Clarke Bryan Alliance
A letter from Charles Dick questions John H Clarke and Tom L Johnson in Ohio campaign. It accuses Clarke of reform rhetoric while backing Bryan style politics and argues Hanna deserves re election. The piece cites Goebel election law and a Senate direct election plan while praising Hanna and the Republican record.
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Ohio
John LU. Clarke
John HL. Clarke
Clarke
Israel
Johnson
United States
Bryan
House of Representatives
Senate
Hanna
Committee On
Privileges and Elections
Judiciary
Council
Committee of Elections
Burrows
Michigan
Hoar
McComas
Foraker
Depew
Beveridge
Dillingham
Pettus
Blackburn
Dubois
Bailey
Foster
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Napoleon
France
Bryan comments spark party loyalty dispute in Sandusky
In Sandusky, Bryan praises Johnson for "lashing renegade Democrats" while questioning who among Nebraska and Ohio Democrats are traitors. The exchange critiques the idea of "home rule" and asks who will judge who is a renegade.
No Use for Soldiers. Republican Paper Attacks Pensions
A republican paper calls pensions an incident of decent gratitude not generosity and reports that Johned son says he has no use for soldiers, anyway. The fragment notes a political stance against veterans benefits.
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Johnedson
Threats Rise Against Anti Johnson Democrats
The piece notes increasing threats toward anti Johnson Democrats who are warned they will be barred permanently if they refuse Johnson’s orders. It observes many would not bow to such coercion despite past service.
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Johnson
Not to Be Trusted Candidate Faces Confidence Crisis
The passage critiques a man who once opposed a platform he now supports for a nomination, arguing the public lacks trust in a candidate who abandons principles for political gain. It questions the integrity of Clarke and the loyalty of voters in Ohio.
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Hanna
Clarke
Mr. Bryan
United States
Senate
United States Senate
Mr. Clarke
Mark Hanna
Supreme Court of Ohio
Toledo Blade
Say's the Blade
Supreme Court
Ohio
John H. Clarke
Johnson
John IL Clarke
People of
Hing
The Barbers and the Hair Restorer Debate
Senator Irye recalls a Maine man whose repeated barber requests lead to unintended trimming and singeing. The tale shifts to Dr Come Up’s hair restorer as a punchline while Senator Chandler calls the practice modern rather than ancient barbarism.
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Irye
Maine
Barver
Dr. Come Up
Senator Chandler
The
Maine Statesman
Back Pain Remedy Promotes Sudden Relief in Sabra
Oct 19 report from Bad Back Sabra Montana notes many locals improved after using Dodd's Kidney Pills recommended by Gottlieb Mill. Mill recounts kidney and back pains, then gains strength and better health, praising the medicine as best on the market and vowing to keep it at home. The text also includes assorted ads and light humor pieces from the era.
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Sabra
Montana
Gottlieb Mill
Mr. Mill
Lydia E. Pinkham advertisement echoes across papers
The piece cites Lydia E. Pinkham vegetable compound claiming to cure female troubles by removing the cause and restoring organs. It notes readers should write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice and references several quotational snippets from various newspapers.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
America
Lydia E. Finkham
Lydia K. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
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Igor
Union Metaliie Cartridge Co
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Suite
Wainwright Bldg
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Anderson
Jacksonville
Fla
Deeds
West
Proenam
R. A. Annrrson
Washington St
Jacksonville, Fla
Ida
Gertrude
Philadelphia Record
Gabsky
Dusno
Wes
Baltimore American
Bromo-Seltzer
Cascarets
Merit
Sterling Remedy Co
Hicago
New York
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
Corona Colt
Corona
W. 1
Brockton
Mess
Virginia Hot Springs
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Homestead
Fred Sterry
Newark
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