Courage to Health Restored by Lydia E Pinkham Prop
Mrs Laura L Burwen of Crown Point Indiana testifies of two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound easing two years of pain along the spinal column and restoring strength and blood. She urges other women to use the remedy and notes its life-changing benefits despite past failed treatments.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ao ‘E. Pinkham
Yvaia E. Piham
Laura L. Burwen
Crown Point
Indiana
Mass
Valuable Find in Denmark Bog Yields Bronze Chariot Discovery
A bog on Zeeland island Denmark reveals a votive bronze chariot with a horse figure ten inches high and a gilded sun motif. The fragmentary text mixes ad copy about cures for deafness and unrelated dialogue about disinterested behavior, reflecting a damaged OCR page.
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Denmark
Zeeland
Oldest clerk Richard White of Kentucky marks 66 years in federal service
Richard White of Kentucky, born 1814, has spent 66 years in government service since his 1836 appointment, making him the oldest federal employee aside from a New York postmaster with 74 years. He worked in the Post Office accounts office, earning $840 after a pay reduction, and has never exceeded 10 days absent in a year.
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Kentucky
Richard White
Washington
Cleveland Plain Dealer
New York State
White
Henry Clay
Post Office
How the Animals Feed At Captivity In New York Show
Describes animal feeding behavior in captivity noting hunger and rage as natural emotions. Lions, hyenas, apes, elephants, and ostriches display varied feeding patterns and interactions, with cages and shared enclosures shaping their conduct. Alfabetic musings interrupt with poetry fragments from an otherwise observational piece.
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New York
Old Moses and the church switch tale in Harper's
The tale recalls Moses, a Macon sexton and Presbyterian, who after the Civil War joined the Methodist church following a roux og meeting. When challenged by Judge Jr. about his switch, Moses rationalizes that Presbyterians are fine but the Methodist move suits him, commented with humor on race and religion in a bygone era.
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Old Moses
Judge Jr
Macon
Mins
Sexton
Presbyterian Church
Harper's Monthly
Moses
Methodist Church
Mose
Methodists
Massa
The Proof of the Pudding Lies in the Eating
An advertising sketch extols St Jacobs Oil as a miraculous rheumatism cure. It cites numerous testimonials from publishers, druggists, ministers, and patients across states. claims rapid relief, complete cures, and surging sales, with praise from doctors and merchants.
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Jacobs Oll
George Scleyer
Chilton
Wis
Volkwhote
St Jacobs
Fred Scherie
Bellaire
R. Jacobs
B. Pick
Rochester
F. Radder
Cleveland
Ohio
C. L. Brundage
Muskegon
Mich
Jacobs Oil
Louis Hinkel
East Poesten
Kill
N. Y
Herman Rittner
Manchester
N. Ho
St. Jacobs Oil
Geo. G. Erle
Palestine
Otto Fuls
Reading
Novelist F Marion Crawford In Poor Health
Private letters from Sorrento reveal F Marion Crawford's serious hemorrhage and anxious family. The novelist recently faced a health setback, left weak, but has recuperated enough to be reported as more satisfactory.
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Sorrento
F. Marion Crawford
Real trouble behind violin varnish fame critique
A note from Trinity Springs Indiana on February 5 1900 questions the hype around the golden amber varnish of Cremona violins and mocks violinists while recalling a promoter who has visited New York newspaper offices seeking attention.
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New York
Pay the Current Price Says Cosmopolitan Advice
A Cosmopolitan excerpt urges embracing the costs of married life and its tradeoffs, noting a bachelor’s pleasures come with limits. It contrasts a man’s complaints about a baby with the reality that family life demands sacrifice and rewards. A second tale recounts a actress failing to secure a horse ride due to the era’s side saddle bias, calling it a devils invention that harms both rider and horse.
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Cosmopolitan
Jimmy Banke
Jimmy
Babbs
Eamer
St Paul Calendar 1903 reproductions ready for distribution
The St. Paul Calendar for 1903 is now ready for distribution in ten sheets of 10 by 15 inches. It features pastel color drawings by Bryson and will be mailed on receipt of twenty five cents in coin or stamps. Send requests to F A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago.
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Tor
Cheney & CO
Toledo
ST. Paul
Bryson
F. A. Miller
Chicago
Good News by Wholesale Postal Card Incident
A postal card from Billville to an absent brother ends with a boastful note about paying off a mortgage and a claim of a relative's recovery from injury. The card mixes slang and exclamations, concluding with an assertion that Providence is providing.
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Billville
Jim
Providence
Atlantic Constitution
Sisters of Charity Endorse Peruna for Child Care
Catholic Sisters worldwide praise Peruna as a safeguard for bodily care amid climate and disease. A Detroit institution cites laryngitis relief in a young girl under their care, with ongoing hope for full recovery. Dr. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio, is profiled as the Medicine Co founder and key medical voice behind Peruna.
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Sisters of Charity
Peruna
Hartman
United States
Detroit
Mich
S. B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna Medicine Co
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Chicago News
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Pino
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Ind
Sana
Putnam
Becaus E
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Salt Lake Candy Co
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