Death Nears. Chicago Woman Finds Help in Dean's Pills
Mrs. E. T. Gould of 914 W Lake St Chicago says Dean's Kidney Pills saved her from Bright's Disease and cured eye trouble backache dizziness and frequent painful kidney secretions in 1903 since which she has remained well The Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY endorses the remedy and druggists sell it for 60 cents a box
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Chicago
E. T. Gould
W. Lake
Dean
Bright
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Elopement Fears Stir in Family Dialogue
In a home scene a father voices fear about his daughter eloping with a young man. The mother counters that danger looms and recalls past advice that eloping girls miss wedding gifts, hoping her words persuaded the daughter.
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Danger
Realizing on Assets. Old Bullion and Bride Exchange on Money
A playful dialogue between Old Bullion and his young bride in which he jokes about losing money and dying poor and she imagines what would happen to his corpse the idea of medical college funding is floated in a wry domestic moment
Pink Pills Help Severe Erysipelas Victim Recover
Mrs Ida A Coolath of 19 Winter Street Newburyport Massachusetts suffered chronic erysipelas covering her body with intense pain and swelling. After failing standard treatment she used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, which reduced inflammation and pain after six boxes enabling her to resume duties. Pills sold by dealers or Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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St. Anthony’s
Ida A. Oolath
Winter Street
Newburyport
Mass
Parlor Car Dialogue Sparks Railway Seating Clash
Sharptongue questions Graball about riding in a parlor car. Graball retorts he wants the reason. Sharptongue compels that only one seat can be occupied, underscoring seating privilege limits on the railway.
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Sharptongue
Mull's Anti-Belch Wafers Offered Free Trial Coupon
An advertisement promotes Mull's Anti-Belch Wafers as a drugless cure for stomach trouble through absorption. It claims benefits for belching indigestion and related symptoms and offers two boxes for 75 cents or a free sample via coupon.
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Mull
Mull's Anti-Belch Wafers Free Box Offer Ad
Coupon offer from Mull's Grape Tonic Co. Rock Island Illinois for a free box of Mull's Anti Belch Wafers with name address and druggist not selling it. Box price 50 cents and sale at all druggists. Includes line about adding to low habits.
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Mull
Mull’s Grape Tonic Co
Third Ave
Rock Island
Noblesse Oblige In New Orleans Times-Democrat
The text reflects Florence society during a plague era praising steadfast loyalty to tradition and city color. It frames indulgence and resilience amid hardship, asserting unity, fidelity to fathers' traditions, and acceptance of divine providence. It reads as a formal civic-poetic stance from a historic newspaper page.
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Florence
Pleasure
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Revenge and Mercy in the Plague Town
Dr. Maguire pursues a defaulter who robbed townsfolk and fled with a lover, then encounters him hiding inside a quarantined plague town. The doctor condemns mercy, plans vigilante justice, and confirms the aim to kill the man who ruined his life and betrayal of a dying lover.
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Dr. Maguire
Missouri
Louisiana
Maguire
Mercy
North
Proper Care Of Headgear How Hats May Be Worn Long And Look Well
The article explains hat upkeep to prevent fading and damage. It advises storing hats in a hat box when not in use and brushing with a soft hat brush for ordinary care. Wet hats should be patted dry with a clean cloth, then gently refreshed with a damp brush and a final sun or night dry.
Mosquito Theory Tested Turns on Fear and Fever
A doctor involved in mosquito theory experiments confronts a fugitive who fears fever. The patient dies after a staged bite, but the doctor reveals the death may stem from fright or infection, challenging the mosquitoes as the sole cause of the fever.
Faith in It Admires a Philadelphia Editor
Admiral William G. Buehler praised Philadelphia editor for faith in his paper at a Hot Springs dinner. He compared him to an elderly Yankee with an infallible watch who times sunrise with a farmer's almanac, noting the sun will rise as scheduled.
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William G. Buehler
Hot Springs
Philadelphia
Boston
Buffalo Inquirer
Rumors and Roomers at the Big Hotel
A summer man recounts a fellow who rented a room at a large hotel and allegedly stole money from other inmates. Jokeley notes it as a recurring stereotype of a dishonest scorner gaining attention.
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Jokeley
Mother's Medicine Chest Proves Its Value Across Rural Homes
The Proprietary Association's Committee on Legislation defends patent medicines noting rural families rely on time tested remedies kept as standard prescriptions. They argue such medicines provide uniform results, save lives, and reduce need for distant doctors or costly prescriptions.
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Committee On Legislation
The
Proprietary Association
Union
Absurd and Perilous Landis Tale From Politician's Stand
A quote laden piece recalls Congressman Landis and a doodle politician exposing dishonesty as a crash and ludicrous stance. It compares a drunk barber in Indianapolis to illustrate folly and risk, with a tense scene of a shave that holds the patron by the nose.
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Landis
Indianapolis
Weather Prophet Prof Littlewit If Fame Ends
A humorous exchange identifies Prof Littlewit as a famed weather prophet who makes predictions three months ahead and publishes them in daily papers. The joke notes no one keeps papers that long to verify accuracy.
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Wilkins
Littlewit
Landeman Found Kidney Relief After Six Doctors
South Bend Indiana September 26 special report Mr J O Landeman suffered three years with kidney disease and after six doctors failed found relief and cure using two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills He reports better health overall and recommends the remedy claiming it cures Bright's Disease and all kidney troubles.
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South Bend
Ind
Dodd
Mr. Landeman
Bright
In Infancy. Suitor boasts of carriage rides to impress
A humorous exchange reveals a suitor recalling wealthier days riding in a carriage, while the girl counters that the mother pushed it, highlighting a clash over social status in youth.
Father avoids breach of promise suits for daughter
The text notes that it costs much to dress a daughter, but her father rarely pays any breach of promise suits for her.
Defiance Starch marketed as 16 oz at same price as 12 oz
The ad suggests grocers avoid stock fearing sales. Defiance Starch claims a larger 16 oz package for the price of 12 oz and touts quality. It ends with a quip about women mourning bad husbands more than good ones.
Fly Paper Demand Sparks Kite Sightings in Norwich
A brief local notice notes a demand for fly paper and sightings of kites along Maple Street in Norwich New York dated February 17 1900. The message is signed by Mas Taos and Robbins.
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Taos
Robbins Maple Street
Norwich
N. Y
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Williams
Noblesse Oblige
Daily Story’ Pub. Co
Stee
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