Rheumatism Cured By Chamberlains Liniment Claims
A cited testimonial from Newton In about rheumatism in an arm lauding Chamberlains Liniment as the best remedy for chronic rheumatic and muscular pain. It also promotes Kemmerer Meat Market steaks and introduces Antiphlogistic Liquid Surgical Dressing as a versatile first aid product available at drug stores.
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Newton
Lien Tle
Chamberlain
Mberlain
Atheucaine
Constipation Affects Health And Appetite, Says Local Ad
A fragmentary health notice notes that indigestion and bowel issues affect vigor and mood. It promotes a remedy, claiming it relieves constipation and improves appetite and digestion. Advertisement cites City News Store and a public stenographer contact at First National Bank building.
Old Table Etiquette Rules From The English Housewife
In a fragment from the English Housewife, mid seventeenth century etiquette is described. Paper covers over meat portions, avoidance of wiping with bread, and admonitions against teeth picking at table are noted. The text references French Rules of Civility and cautions about body, elbow, and appetite. It also cites Lady Rich and the folly of drinking large drafts that force restoration of breath.
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Rime Fey
England
Lady Rich
Jean
Henry VII chapel and Bath order restored by reformed pageantry
The London Chronicle describes the revival of Henry VII’s chapel ceremonial glory as the Most Honorable Order of the Bath regains standing. It notes past neglect and misapplied restorations, praising the roof as a lasting beauty while acknowledging earlier decades of diminished status under different restorations.
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Henry Vile
Order of the Bath
Henry VII
Leland
Chaucer
Henry
Tein
George I
London Chronicle
The Genial Companion and Truthful Flattery in Old Age
A man who avoids unwelcome facts earns respect in old age, yet candor can mask malice. Truthful agreement may be prudent, and agreeable men win favor through knowledge of the world and controlled passions. Candor is sometimes malice, disguising itself as sincerity.
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Allence
Progress as civilization marches beyond old relics
The Colorado Springs Gazette notes a sweeping transformation as chattel slavery, divine rights, noble titles, and militarism fade. It praises advancing science, liberal religion, perfected inventions, expansive trade, widespread education, and broader democratic governance. The piece frames progress as a steady global shift toward modernization.
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Kinga
Colorado Springs Gazette
Horace Hamfat A London star and early life photo
A London story traces Horace Hamfat from poverty in the provinces to sudden fame. He lived on two or three shillings a week until a Manchester show, where bread and dripping were his diet for days. A London admirer sent ten pounds and a misread theater page sparked wider attention.
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London
Horace Hamfat
Manchester
Horace
Horace Hamfat Ie
Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Colds
A claim that Chamberlain's Cough Drops provide a pleasant remedy that relieves the lungs aids expectoration opens secretions and restores health. Marketed as a trusted world wide remedy, it is described as effective and safe. Sold by the city Drug Store.
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Tity
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