Conductor Gains 35 Pounds After Tanlac Benefit
Charlottesville railroad conductor W. Mahone details long stomach and digestion problems worsened by pneumonia. He credits Tanlac with restoring appetite, alleviating stomach misery, and adding thirty five pounds, letting him resume runs on the Chesapeake and Ohio. Ad copy notes over 35 million bottles sold.
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Christman
Mahone
Champottesville
Chesapeake & Ohio
Charlottesville
Washington, D. C
Richmond
Tanlac
Widow Reforms Millionaire Ends With Dispersed Fortune
A widow who aimed to reform a young millionaire married him but witnessed the reverse effect as his fortune dwindles. The tale underscores the irony of reform efforts in marriage and wealth.
Women urged to try Swamp Root for kidney troubles
An advertisement claims thousands of women suffer undiagnosed kidney and bladder issues with back pain, headaches, and fatigue as symptoms. It promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, urging readers to buy a bottle or request a sample by sending ten cents to Binghamton, NY, and to mention the paper.
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Kilmer’s.Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Hidden Diamond Dyes Ad Warns of Dye Box Claims
An old advertisement urges readers to dye garments with Diamond Dyes noting each package covers many fabrics from wool to cotton. It promises no spotting fading or running and asks readers to identify fabric type before use. The copy adds a slogan about balance of strength and sweetness.
Museum of the American Indian opens free to public in New York
The Museum of the American Indian on Broadway at One Hundred and Fifty-fifth Street in New York City showcases 1,800,000 specimens. It aims to preserve western hemisphere racial records and solve the origin of Red men, inviting scholars and the public to view and study its extensive collections.
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Museum of
The
Heye Foundation
New York City
George G. Heyn
Ita
Museum of the American Indian
Broadway
One Hundred and Fifty-fifth Street
Hispanic Society
American Numismatic Society
American Geographiec Society
Archer M. Huntington
Alte
Tota Building Fund
St. Nicholas Avenue
United States
Alaska
Alaskan
Wilds
Arkansas
Wilam Penn
Iudlang
New York
Manhattan
Cibola
Canada
Nomance
New World
Guatemala
Yucatan
Cortez
Mexico
Marshal H. Saville
South America
Peru
Pizarro
Brazil
Venezuela
Cuba
Haye
Thiala
Harmon W. Hendricks
Tames
B. Ford
PB. Kingsbury Curtiss
Minor
Keith
Clarence BH
Moore
F. K. Seward
Samuel Aker
Mr. Hoye
Crow
Indiana
Vancouver
Tuland
Jivaro Indiana Ag
Ecuador
A Man Who Became Famous Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
The article extols Dr R Merce a physician who studied Nature s remedies and Indian methods to create Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription a tonic claimed to treat female weaknesses and regulate women's health. It asserts purity and Dr Pierce s Buffalo reputation as reasons for its success offering a 10 cent trial package via Dr Pierce s Invalids Hotel Buffalo N Y
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ¥. Merce
Pierce
Help Not Needed In Dark Kiss Scene
Stella asks if help was called after a kiss in the dark. Maybell replies she did not call for help, saying he did not need any assistance.
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Stella
Maybell
Baracha Clears Mysterious Toothache Tale
An odd dialogue fragment appears noting baracha clarity as mud and a man asking for directions. The piece comments on the New York Times and promotes Cuticura Talcum as a versatile toilet powder.
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New York Times
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Boston Evening ‘Transcript
Nujol
Rae Pal
Pandy Ree
He Chibi
Man
Te Slverd
Gin Beckers
Hesype Foorclerkinn
Bayer
SCAU
Briges
Griggse
Fletcher
Brians Water
Bellans
Kemp
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