Prove Every Claim or William Pink Pills For Anaemia and Safe Medicine
A testimonial from Louis T. L. Clark of Plainfield New Jersey describes anaemia symptoms and lapsed strength after surgery. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength, noting relief from paleness shortness of breath and fatigue. The ad claims pills treat rheumatism neuralgia and nervous debility and offers six boxes for sale at 250 for the pack and 50 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Louis TL. Clark
Lincoln Mace
Plainfield
N. J
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Sehencetady
N. Y
Useful Gasoline Can Built Homes in Dry Southwest
In arid districts gasoline cans replace wood for walls and roofs. Cans, cut and stacked, form chimneys and weather boards, with sand-filled cans providing sturdy, squared-block substitutes. Pigeons use tiered cans as dovecotes with fronts created by bent can tops. Can tops double as plant pots and as waiter buckets without grease stains.
Spirit of 76 anniversary exhortation on patriotism
A long patriotic address salutes Washington's birthday and the spirit of 1776. It praises national virtues, warns against crass criticism, and urges gratitude to the founders. The speech links love of country with care for future generations and calls every citizen to uphold righteousness and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Angels of Heaven
Pike's Peak
Colorado
Atlantic
Pacific
Vielon
Binnes
Mick
Nethel Ico Sr
Washington and Patriotism Echoed in Civil War Era Reflections
A fragmented historical piece reflects on Washington's legacy, urging duty over rhetoric, and praising sacrifice for country. It cites Lowell and a patriotism theme, then recounts a small anecdote of George Washington guiding his father in farming, and finally notes Washington's wealth at about 530,000 dollars, excluding Custis property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Russell Lowell
George Washington
Mr. Washington
Geonke
George
Laut
Paul Leicester Ford
Custis
Fragmented 19th century newspaper notes and extracts
A collage of clipped items mentions kidney pills and a patent medicine, nickname origins for The Times, fraud in paint materials from Fargo, a Felt ham deer feeding case, and Clover and Grains Seeds marketing. It presents miscellaneous notices and advertisements across topics, including seed catalogs and farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Experiment Station
Fargo
N. D
K. F. Ladd
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Columbus Cunnitubby
United States
Deo Allcock
Altcock
Drugeists
Rochefoucauld
Garfield Texinester
Soc
Socrates
Winslow
Fez Childres
McKittrick
Washington’s Plants
Dean
Potter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Jedge Rettoul
Times
Morning Post
Gamp
Morning Herald
Edward Sterling
London Chronicle
Feltham
England
Bushey Park
Clover & Grans
America
Silver Seed Co
Boxer
Castorla
Allen
Olmsted
Roy, N.Y
Sloan
Earl S.sloan
Boston
Mass
U.sa
California Fig Syrup, Co
California Fig Syrup Co
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Talifornia Fig. Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
London
Louisville, Ky
New York, N
Sibu
Barteldes
Sfedmnes
Thompson
Kellogg Newspaper CO
Mains Street
Concaod
Martha Washington Comfort Shoes
Martha Washington
Marthe Washington
FE Mayer Boot & Shoe Co
Hes. Wie
Howard E. Burton
Eieiergen
Aera
Rome
Salt Lake City
Lydia E. Pinkham
Binkham
Lydia
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Chesebrough
MFG
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