Danger Signs of Tuberculosis in Daily Life
A health warning explains that tuberculosis can lie dormant for years and urges vigilance for signs such as a persistent cough, unexplained weight loss, fatigue, evening fever or night sweats, and coughing up blood. Early medical checkups, even at free clinics, are advised to catch the disease before it worsens, with emphasis on “Safety First” and prompt doctor visits.
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Nature
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
New York City
That Is My Bank Promotion Pitch
An ad invites readers to join the bank as depositors, praising the current customer base and promising full facilities. It emphasizes diverse account sizes from large to small and appeals to new business entrants building savings. The message asks readers to say that is my bank.
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
Advert says congestion in the blood flow causes pain and Sloan's Liniment penetrates to restore circulation. It claims warmth returns and pain ends for rheumatism neuralgia and other pains. Encourages keeping a bottle at home with 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes.
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Sloan
Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy Ad From Old Era
Mothers urged to use Dr Bell pine tar honey for children with cold and cough. Pine loosens throat mucus and soothes lungs while honey adds sweetness. Daily use suggested as a trusted remedy in growing families. Bottle recommended for family health.
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Dr. Bell
Barber's Chair a Pulpit in a Rescue Hall Barber Shop
A Hadley Rescue Hall project on the Bowery converts a barber chair into a chapel like shop for the down and outs. Jake the Barber, once famed in upscale venues, is aided by Brother John to rehabilitate through faith and work. Proceeds fund meals and shaving services for the needy.
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Jake
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
New York Herald
Belmont
Waldorf Astoric
Bowery
Hadley Rescue Hall
John
John Callahan
C.O.D
Jake the Harber
Langleys Folly Flight Photos Mark Historic Aerodrome
Photographs show Professor Langley’s aerodrome in midair, the first powered heavier-than-air craft to achieve sustained flight. Under secretary of the Smithsonian notes the craft flew about 150 feet on May 28 last with Glenn Curtiss piloting, and earlier tests in 1896 proved powered flight possible. An accident in 1903 on the Potomac ended the project due to launch-gear defects.
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Langley
Professor Langley
Smithsonian Institution
Lake Keuka
Glenn H. Curtiss
Potomac
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promoted As Laxative Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a satisfactory laxative that frees the body of poisons. It claims relief from dizziness spots before the eyes blackness and a miserable feeling with a single night’s use and morning results.
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Dr. King
Unfamiliarity With the Bible in Deland's The Hands of Rea
Readers note the book title echoes biblical phrases. Joseph S. Auerbach argues a generation lacking Bible reading weakens moral sense. He cites Gettysburg address and its biblical cadences like four score and perish from the earth as examples of fading solemn music.
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Margaret Deland
Rea
Joseph S. Auerbach
Lincoln
Auerbach
Republic
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Fast Cold Relief
Advertisement urges immediate use of Dr King’s New Discovery for stubborn colds to prevent bronchial and lung issues. Claims the remedy has long-trusted merit and is tested by old and young, priced 50c to $1.00 per bottle.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promoted For Malaria Fight
Advertising copy urges using Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to combat malaria and boost the body's strength. It claims the formula includes quinine and iron in a tasteless form, with the label displaying the ingredients. The message emphasizes familiar old remedies and a price point of 90 cents.
Tom My Steele Encounters the Fastest Rock Peak View
On a rocky summit Tom My Steele surveys a steep ascent and spots the fastest ascent path. The observer notes the rugged terrain and challenges ahead as wind sweeps the cliff face.
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W. C. Stack
FORD
Detroit
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Monroe, N. C
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Main Street
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Steele
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