Woman Recovers Full Health With Pink Pills
A Detroit woman testifies to dramatic recovery after years of weakness, headaches, and back pain. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, taking four boxes after trying numerous doctors’ remedies. Her husband arranged the trial. she reports complete cure and ongoing use as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Younghans
Detroit
Mich
Grand River Avenue
Uiry de. Williams
Dr. Williams
Bink Willy
Iim
Msh Young Na
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
Ruse of a Friend at Schlesingfield Store
In a Chicago Record scene at Schlesingfield and Siegelind's, Miss Byrd and Mr Wallace confront a misdirected anonymous letter scheme. Each suspects the other while a hidden friend orchestrates the deception, leading to a tense, comic resolution over a noon department store meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cene
Schlesingfield & Siegehild
Mr. Wallace
Suet
Ietter
Ly George
Ello
Herbert
Teame
Wren
Miss Byrd
Wallace
Schlesingted & SlegeMlid
Leonid
Belt
Afis
Chicago
Saffron Declines in Medicine Yet Maintains Dye Use
Saffron once used in medicine has nearly vanished as a therapeutic agent. Markets note its high cost, needing 70,000 crocus blooms for a pound of material. While little used medicinally, saffron remains in demand as a dye for curtains and cake icing, valued for its harmless yet strong yellow tint. Adulteration with dust and dyed foreign petals has been reported to inflate weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saffron- Walden
Chambers
The Jack Rabbits of Texas Not Used as Food
The article contrasts Texas jackrabbits with Washington hares noting the western variety is brown and larger, unlike imported white-backed deer or snowbound species. It asserts jackrabbits are more ornament than staple, eaten only in extreme hunger, and not common fare for Texas families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
O. Kerns
Lone Star
Southwest
Virgen
Maryland
Canada
The Horse Trainers’ Life and Rail Road Growth 1897
An article discusses the demanding life of a horse trainer with sleepless nights and high responsibility as jockeys ride Derby hopefuls. It also reports on railroad construction in 1897, noting 1,864 miles laid with California leading at 210 miles and several states listed with track progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess
Buly Dog
Bly Charge
Fii
Inn
California
Louisiana
Michigan
Georgia
Poymervania
Wisconsin
Auslunnn
Missouri
Arkansas
Penne
Ilinois
Mtesleeipyl
Railroading in China Warns Americans Off
Consul General Goodnow in Shanghai cautions Americans considering work in China to stay away. He notes two railways in operation totaling 29,344 miles with only 27 foreigners, including four engineers and managers. Locals dominate labor, with telegraph operators earning about 40 dollars monthly, et al. pay ranging from twenty to ten dollars for track workers.
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China
Consal
General Goodnow
Shanghai
Iesiroue
Elleiyeora
Team Ferris Wid
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Ann Suranon
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T. Reeves
Pocatello
Leon E. Calhoun
Durham
Blackwell's Bull Durham
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Salmon River
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