Convincing claims on Dr Williams Pink Pills cure rheumatism
A Bristol resident testifies that Dr Williams Pink Pills cured his rheumatic blood disorder after cold exposure. He describes initial symptoms, rapid improvement after two boxes, and lasting health. The ad invites readers to request pills from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady. Also mentions camphor substitutes and Allen's Foot-Ease. Finally notes Raphael's Transfiguration praised as Vatican’s jewel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. LeRoy Hoar
Constitution Street
Bristol
Dr. Williams
Siply
Schenectady
Fragmented TEA packaging note from a flawed OCR item
A damaged OCR fragment discusses tea packaging and a reference to an estimated earth population around the death of Emperor Augustus, roughly 54 million. The legibility is poor and the context unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodlo
Augustus
Royal decree creates Dutch department of agriculture
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland on September 7 last by royal order created a department of agriculture industry and commerce, outlining a central ministry to oversee farming trade and industrial policy. The move signals a consolidation of economic governance under royal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina of Holland
Agriculture, Industry and Commerce
Height of Sea Waves and Pillsbury Vitos
A noted English navigator reports waves along the north coast of Spain commonly reach 42 feet. The piece then touts Pillsbury's Vitos as a superior wheat food, appealing to common sense and urging readers to ask grocers for it. The text notes the rarity of fishermen seeing a live herring, which dies once removed from water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Pillsbury
Tea Trouble Prompts Census of Buyers
A fragmentary note suggests Americans underestimate tea demand and face shopping errors. The line hints at grocers recognizing returns or excess lines as buyers struggle with tea purchases.
Could Only Pick the Winner Satirized in Gallery Sitcom
In a Washington Times style quip readers are invited to imagine enjoying a show with a top act performing an old-fashioned dog routine after delivering a strong song. The playful line hints at being in the front row watching a crowd-pleasing performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feb
Washington Times
Tea tastes and courtly echoes in a cryptic note
A fragmented OCR item blends tea enthusiasm with a phrase about a groom and a return, hints of Bottling's heat and a lingering question of money. The readable bits form a curious, era-like aside rather than a clear incident or event.
Rabbit Hunter Fails to Catch Elusive Belfast Rabbit
A Belfast boy chasing a rabbit by running it down admits failure saying the animal was too far off once he neared. The episode ends with his reluctant concession that success remained out of reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Oberton
Boston & M. Railroad
Mass
Legal Decisions on Water Rights Land Titles and Torts
A survey of cases notes Merrifield v canal commissioners on water power and feeder rights, Bowen v Hackney on life estate and class gifts, Baldwin v Ohio two on surface water and riparian duties, and Woods v Fleetwood on sale prohibitions. It covers removal of records under People v Mills, carrier liability in Normile v Northern P R Co, and Coffeyville Vitrified B and T Co v Perry invalidating union discharge laws. Additional notes include Walker v State on murder causation, Dow v National Insurance on furniture policy validity, Hartford Fire on insurer valuations, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Commissioners
Merrifield Vs. Canal Comm
No Time Wasted in Mendicino County Feast Leader
In Mendicino County farmer Cy Whipple, noted for devout habit, claimed to have never missed a meal or failed to say grace for over forty years. His religion and appetite supposedly merged as he led the family into the dining room with a humorous blessing that thanked Lent for a beautiful day and asked to sanctify the food before passing the meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Whipple
Mendicino County
San Francisco
Be Nammed Was Eveland Leader
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a person named Eveland Leader in connection with a lament about a blight and a bet that something is done for good. The readable text is garbled and provides no clear event, date, or location to verify a concrete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers
Wales
Ball at Mrs Apple’s Ends in Quiet Crisis at Ranch
Gwen and Graham face a late night at the country house where debts haunt Graham. He confesses a theft by temptation as jewels lie within reach, then declines Gwen’s offer to accept help. He departs, leaving Gwen to ponder the danger and their fragile engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen
Lily
Mrapple’s
Graham
Grabars
Scarler
Twice Told Testimony Praise for Deans Kidney Pills
A testimonial notes heavy backaches and poor health from kidney troubles improving after using Deans Kidney Pills. The writer says swelling feet puffiness dirty spells and irregular kidney action have cleared. She declares herself well and insists the pills keep her healthy. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Tony
Bor Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
X.Y
Strength and riches in a cautionary quip
The note from Balthmors American mocks wealth without virtue and advises self reliance. It quips that money alone cannot buy strength and uses a playful line about moonbeams in one’s eye when leaving with a favored companion.
Time of a Wink and a Photo Record of Winking
A short item notes a method using pasted paper on the eyelid to record wink duration. It states that two winks equal one third of a second and mentions a promoted advertisement for Addnas AS and commentary on women doctors and colonial practice.
North Pole Discovery Prompts Frontier Fitness Claims
Fragmentary article suggests frontier life and diet linked to strength. It mentions Pillsbury Vita Experiments on Neuralgia and treatments at Sab getriere Hospital in Parte, with unclear context and garbled phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabgetriere Hospital
Parte
Elected Mayor by Sow in Old Leicester Tradition
In historic Leicester, mayors were chosen by a sow. Candidates sat in a semicircle with beans in their hats, and the sow chose the mayor by eating from the hat of the candidate whose hat she touched first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leicester
Ornamental Teeth and Tea Prices Across Cultures
A fragmented note discusses moneyback tea costs varying by type and mentions cultural practices such as front teeth modification in South American traditions. It references terms like Scilla and Ornament and includes a stray quote about an ornament. The text combines pricing questions with cultural hints and unclear identifiers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen
W. J. Walker
B.J
Schilling
Ike
Bowen
Hackney
N. C
Baldwin
Ohio
Wood
Mueller Va. Buenger
Northern P. R. Co
Coffeyville
B. and T. Co
Perry
Eas
Little
Southern R. Co
Triggs
Sun Printing and Publishing Association
N. P
State
Montgomery
Szmet
Nelson Vs. Narraganset
Electric Lighting Co
Walker Vs. State
Dow
National Insurance Company
R.I
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Redding
Frs
Stratford- Handcock
Wyo
Brown
Iowa
Shelley
Hays
Western U. Teleg. Co
S.C
Telegraph Company
Eveland
I P
Thea Atg TS
Sara
William
Perey
Bishop Brewster
Balthmors American
Laltag ST
Colonies
North Pole
Sydney
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!