Cunningham too weak to eat as family debates rest
Cunningham grows pale and weak after a stressful period. His wife urges rest and a doctor, while he resists, claiming he will not leave yet. A doctor is discussed, but he remains determined to stay, planning to relax later while family worries and plans quiet care.
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Elisha
Uttle
Cunningham
Baxter Cunningham
Tata
Papa
Antingham
Newson
Kipper
Nokomis
Daxter
Mrs. Cunningham
Electric Flatirons Loaned By Chicago Edison
Chicago Edison Company will loan ten thousand flatirons to reliable customers for six months to popularize home electricity. The plan may extend the fixtures' stay if successful, potentially binding them to consumers for an indefinite period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Edison Company
Board refusals on benzoate of soda spark pure food row
Washington experts grant no ruling that small benzoate use harms health altering Wiley Remsen panel duties. Dr. Harvey W Wiley, long champion of pure food, may face retirement as manufacturers cheer the decision. Benzoin benzoate saved sauces and canned goods but critics warn it weakens the pure food law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wiley
Wilson
Ira Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
Last Marines Leave Guba After Pacification Service
The final batch of 400 Marines, part of the American army of pacification, departed Yavana harbor aboard the naval transport Prairie for Newport News. Lieutenant Colonel Franklin J. Mores commanded the detachment. the McClellan and Salem followed with officers and Governor Magoon to depart after inaugurations at the palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Army of Pacification
Yiavana
Cuba
Yavana Harbor
Prairie
Newport News
Tranklin J. Mores
McClellan
Salem
Magoon
Chicago
Crlb
Socialists Rally in Berlin Demand Universal Suffrage
Berlin January 26 socialists held many public meetings to discuss universal suffrage. They tried to form processions to march to the palace for a demonstration before the emperor. Police dispersed the crowd with mounted and foot officers as supporters cheered for universal suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bomb Wrecks Dwelling in Miller Street Home
A bomb exploded in a basement of a new house on Miller Street occupied by Michael Nard and his six children. The blast wrecked the house, endangered the occupants and shattered nearby windows. Three Italians were arrested in connection with the dynamite, believed to be linked to a dispute over money owed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Miller Street
Michael Nard
Dean's Kidney Pills Advertisement Fragment
An incomplete advertisement fragment mentions a user from Kingston, N Y, citing relief from backaches, headaches, languor, and kidney secretion irregularities. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills, sold for 60 cents a box by Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kes Marin
Cedar
Kingston
Dean
Foster-Milburn.Co
Buffalo
N.Y
The New Mahone en Game Uses Peach Instead of Apple
The article notes a novel Mahone en game with a peach replacing an apple as a prop. It highlights the summer trend of fine white goods making starch choice important and Defiance Starch touted as safe for delicate fabrics and highly effective for stiffening, reducing needed quantity while preserving finish. The piece includes a humorous domestic vignette about Archibald and Lucy and a science summary on anger and vitality by Dr Maurice de Fleury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice de Fleury
Ur. de Fieury
Aave
Too Much for His Mind
A fragmentary dialogue presents a Sad-Eyed Individual boasting about fists and second thoughts. The others joke about waiting for third thoughts while the man laments his chronic indecision and lack of successive thoughts.
Christmas Eve in Pittsburg Unfolds With A Deputy Sheriff
A Pittsburg official and his wife hear a quiet knock on the door on Christmas Eve amid a snowy scene with coke oven glow. The official suspects a deputy sheriff at the door, rising to answer, while the tale contrasts calm home life with a light sense of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Fark
George
Santa Claus
Santa’ Claus
JaY WORK And the Other Kind
A vintage advertisement extols Grape Nuts as the key to health and steady work. It ties proper digestion to daily labor, cites testimonials, and urges readers to try the cereal to boost energy and joy in work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caer
Arch of Health
Wellville
Thora
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Constitutional Disease
An advertises claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh a constitutional disease. It promises blood and mucous surface action, implies a broad therapeutic effect, and offers one hundred dollars to anyone who can prove it fails. Includes testimonial list request and Toledo contact.
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Hall
Ing Nawira
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. Boll
Drugeiats
Fragmented Ad Copy on Health and Social Stereotypes
A garbled OCR snippet mixes claims of curing piles in 6 to 14 days with Pago ointment and vague promises. It includes disjointed lines about marriage, wealth, virtue, and a misquoted Horace, producing a jumbled, low-coherence advertorial texture.
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de Sama
Guba
St. Louis
Coliseum
Gynny Smith
Electic Light Company
Messina
Celtic
Regalo
Archibald
Lucy
Garret
Globe Pharmaceutical Co
Jack
Jay Work
Hallipy
Horace
Allen
Plata
Samuel Pyicher
Rhucteie
Bears
Scheha
THE
Centaur Company
New York
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Anna
Frank T. Hunter
the Trustee Company
Wash
Seedbarleyv
Salzer
Bex W
N Crosse
Wis
Waaeaon E. Coleman
Wash Joyton
Dla Bouts Tree
Estreaulls
Crescent Mig. Co
Seattles
Merced
California
Yosemite
San Joaquin Valley
Merced Chamber of Commerce
Fox
Virginia
BELEN
Hargains
Witkeid
WWN. U
Des Moines
Luther Burbank
Amity Pardes
John Lewis
Floral Park
Duce
Putnam
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