Cured by Work and Worry Prostration Then Nervine Restores Health
A historical ad recounts nervous prostration from overwork and worry, detailing failures of doctors and sanatoriums. It promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a cure, with testimonials from H. D. Butterfield and Mrs. Wm A Thompson, and offers free sample treatment by mail from Dr. Miles Medical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
W. Li
Roreka Serings
Ark
Wantington
Aichigan
Wisconsin
Hume
Milew
H. D. Butterfield
Vernon
Town
Sys
Br. Milles
Chicago
Mitex
WM. A. Thompson
Broadway and
Mill
Columbus
Dr. Miles
Miles Medical CO. Elkhert
Rockefeller Monolith Moved Toward Lake View Cemetery
The article details the unsuccessful trial of a steam powered wagon to move the Rockefeller monolith from the cars to Willas in Lake View cemetery. After failures, horses and wind are used again. The massive Barre granite stone, 52.5 feet long and 5 feet square at the base, will require two weeks to reach its final cemetery site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fiaia
Rockefeller
Willas
Lake View Cemetery
Unin
Mayfeld Road
Olthupsiay
Marfeld
Barre
United States
Central Park
New York
Tea in the saucer romance in English fashion
The Chicks Times Herald recalls the old and new fashion of tea drinking in England. It notes how early tea was sipped from a dish then from cups with handles and finally from the saucer, a trend some deem old fashioned while others push for modern cups. The piece mentions royal and genteel manners, with a hint of social prejudice against saucer tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicks Times-Herald
England
China
Ariik Thom
Prison whipping post debated by state penitentiary head
Portland Oregonian reports Superintendent Giitert defends whipping posts as necessary for discipline at the state penitentiary. He notes trusties accompany inmates, argues solitary confinement and bread and water are harsher, and invites better methods if suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Oregonian
State
Giitert
Reform Methods in Prison Court Discussed in State Notice
A fragment discusses adopting punishment and inspection practices, describing the whipple post and its use for offenders. It asserts reform as the goal, promising public access to a record of punishments and the ability for reputable citizens to investigate methods at any time.
Smallpox Spreads With Six Cases in Sumner County
Six smallpox cases reported in Bitter Creek district Wellington. Four families affected as health officials relocate patients to a pest house at Wm. Jordan residence. Exposed individuals kept isolated. Dr. Gersin of Ashton reported sick but denied infection. Dr. Gwlin from Arkansas City now leads case management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner County
Wellington
Bitter Creek
H. Gwinn
Arkansas City
Dowwy
Jordan
Gersiin
Ashton
Jrck
Fie
Gwlin
Unpaid Express Order From 1854 Emerges After Decades
Salina Kansas March 23 1854 era paper details an express order issued by William Tinkier for 13 to his late father and later 31 was found in an old envelope. Payment refused, J W Ober seeks collection. Interest compounds to reach substantial value. Also a Washington court photographer exhibit highlights Miss Benjamin Johnston famed for portraits of notable social figures.
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Salina
Kan
Jonathan Tinkler
Gypsum Creek
California
Tinkier
J. W. Ober
Court
Washington
Atlanta Constitution
Paces Benjamin Johnston
Jihneteh
Europe
Julian
Wea
Davie
Paris
Cod liver oil boosts energy more than starches says Prof Frankland
Prof Frankland shows cod liver oil yields two and a half times more energy than starches or sweets. Scott's Emulsion combines cod liver oil with lime and soda hypophosphites. It builds fat supplies strength enriches blood and repairs tissues. New York sporr SOWA LSE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankland
London
Scott
SOWA
Lse
New York
Curfew Law Framed Along New and Unique Lines
A wartime style curfew bill aims to curb late night crime by issuing permits to select professionals to roam after midnight. The plan requires applicants to prove good character with references, and includes special tags for doctors police officers cab drivers and theater staff. Actors receive weekly tags and inspectors will verify compliance. The bill restricts discretionary police power and notes occasional emergencies excuse travel to hospitals. Senator Matt plans to push the measure to clear streets at night despite limited town details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mott
Matt
MRS GRESS DEFENDS HUSBAND STUDYING TOO HARD
Mrs Gress says her Atchison physician husband is out of his mind after he accused her of poisoning him. She traveled to Wrightsville Pennsylvania to visit relatives and cites a prominent Atchison physician who urged rest a year ago. Public opinion in Atchison sides with Mrs Gress while the husband’s charges are condemned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kan
Gress
Atchison
Wrightaville
Atehison
Reformers Plan National Conference for New Party
In New York on March 21 a meeting of labor agitators and social reformers discussed forming a national party. Participants from several bodies weighed convening a national social reform conference with a planned Cleveland venue set for June 2 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingrtee
New York
Rathesford
E Baird
Philadelphia
Donfersnes
Geome
Yior
Ietortal Erie WV
Sy Tieewan J. Schulters
A. S. Delis
Bots
Winshimeton
Brestden
George Beeney
Association of Nation Su- Ver Clas
Muda
Rand
Acton Seas
Caen
Keeney
Isis
Cleveland
Railroad buy eyed by Chicago capitalists in Kentucky
Joseph Letter and a party of capitalists visited Richmond and nearby towns to inspect the Richmond Nicholasville Irvine and Beattyville railroad with plans to bid when offered again. A special train carried them over the line, and telegraph traffic indicated a contemplated purchase though they registered no hotel, leaving soon after. A local real estate dealer hinted at forthcoming developments in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Letter
Kentucky
Richmond
Chicago Millionaire Wheat King
Richmond, Nicholasville
Irvine
Bss
The Martin Monument at Mt Vernon Cemetery
The Mt Vernon monument honoring John A. Martin was bought by public subscription and delivered as a broken design with one end complete. The committee did not understand the full plan, though the contractor delivered exactly what was agreed. Some call it artistic and say it will grow on viewers. Mrs. Martin believed the design showed two thirds of the intended monument and may revise it later, though payment is settled and cannot be reversed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achison Globe
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
John A. Martin
Miss Ponty Frame
Meade
Kan
Mrs. Pinxnam
Warrants Issued Against Oleomargarine Handlers in Kansas City
Kansas City officials issued warrants for five alleged violators of oleomargarine laws. Harry Wickham and W. Stanis face dealer charges for selling a butter substitute colored to resemble butter. A P Nelson and Harry Bexauer, restaurateurs, are charged with serving oleomargarine labeled unlawfully. John Young, an expressman, is accused of transporting the product. Cases likely to be carried to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
D. A. Blanton
Office of
Justice
Harry Wickham
W. Stanis
Restaurateurs
A. P. Nelson
Wyandotte Street
Harry Bexauer
Wall Street
Ainst
Resteurateus
John Young
Supreme Court
Ex-congressman Simpson critiques expansion policy
Wichita on a brief visit by former congressman Jerry Simpson who urges voters to repudiate the McKinley party expansion stance. He argues the Philippines costs and casualties outweigh any gains and warns of continued conflict and disruption unless expansion ends.
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Wichita
Maren 2
Jerry Simpson
United States
Philippines
United State
Seous
Conscience Money Sent to Fort Scott Merchant
Fort Scott, Kan March 23 BR Adamson a longtime grocery merchant here received a $100 draft from an unknown sender in Lafayette Ind. along with a note stating this conscience money is yours and you can credit the religion of Jesus Christ. He suspects the funds were stolen from his shop in Muncie Ind years ago and hopes to identify the author through the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Aan
B. R. Adamson
Muncie
Ind
Lafayette
BR. Adamson
Change Of Language From The Gentlewoman Prayer Text
A brief excerpt notes the Lord s Prayer as English language alters over time. It presents dated renderings from around A D 1258 and A D 1200 showing variations in spelling and phrasing while preserving core prayers. The piece highlights linguistic evolution and historical wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fader
Heune
Erthe
Hevene
Keers People Well After Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
A short ad touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure and preventive for stomach issues, claiming it keeps well people healthy with occasional use. The copy emphasizes stomach related ailments and overall wellness products.
Our Father in Heaven Prayer Text Fragments 1582 Era
Fragments of the Lord's Prayer in Latin and English renderings from 16th century texts. The passages quote variations of earnest prayer for forgiveness, guidance, daily bread, and deliverance from evil, noting historical spellings and phrases. The content reflects translational differences and archaic phrasing across different years and authors.
Walking Sticks for Women Fashion Trend Across Washington
The Misses Leiter spark a winter fad on Connecticut avenue with walking sticks, Prince of Wales crooks, and Brit inspired flair. Mrs. Leslie Carter stands out in a striking outfit featuring a short Scottish wool skirt, Tam O'Shanter cap, turquoise and diamond jewelry, and a bold belt, amid a Chicagoesque display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Leiter
Connecticut Avenue
Lester
Leslie Carter
Smether
Beiisco
Trott Chevy
Carter
Zora
Electric barber shop described with new heating and clipping tech
A London Standard piece narrates an electric barber shop with heated water methods, hot wire clippers, and new machines promising quicker grooming. It notes a shift from older heating to electrically regulated tools, mentioning experts and firms involved in the trade.
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Prom
London Standard
Shan i Winehanus
Riecrcien
Mint
Amelie Ghiain
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Picror
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C. Fulton
Anal Elv Bhovis
Warren St
New York and Philadelphia Lehigh Valley
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S& Seller
TPA
Boom
Exchange
Kansas City, Mo
Klauer
Rockefeller Monolith
vAny
Benjamin Harrison Doolittle
Henry Ziegenhein
N. Sthat
Mrs. Gress’ Side
Martin
Gov. Martin
Simpson
Fee Ae
E. O. DE Moss
LM Penwell Odd Fellows’ Building
Quincy St. Undertakers
de Moss
Penwell
Quincy Street
Barkley
Kansas Ave
Quincy St
Yves
Earth
W. Stansfield
HL Wilson
AL J. Arnold
Dr. Lyon
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