Remarkable Woman in Syracuse Recalls Queen Victoria Era
Mrs. Charlotte Padgham a Syracuse widow recalls birth in St. Margaret’s Westminster and the childhood of Princess Victoria. She describes Kensington wanderings with the prince consort and notes Victoria’s early ignorance of her future role. Speech also touches on plague research and biblical references to Medes and Persians.
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Wise Drugist Promises Cure for Five Dollars
Miss Anna P Nichols recalls a druggist offering a cure for rheumatism for five dollars with Dodd s Kidney Pills at fifty cents a box. She bought ten boxes, found relief, and credits the pills as life preservers after years of illness. Nichols, a noted local figure, is vice grand of Baxter Rebekah Lodge and an Odd Fellow.
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