Dr Williams Pink Pills Help Woman End Thirteen Year Rheumatism
Mrs. George L Rogers of Canton New York suffered inflammatory rheumatism for thirteen years. After trying doctors and remedies she used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, took thirteen boxes, and now feels better than in fifteen years. She can attend church regularly, her appetite is good, and she praises the medicine for purifying the blood and curing illnesses once deemed incurable.
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George L. Rogers
West Main Street
Canton
N. Y
Methodist Church
Williams
Revival of an Ancient Jest in Cleveland retail scene
An elderly out of town customer argues over a wire goods bill at a Cleveland shop, insisting the total should be $12 though the itemized bill shows $20. He points to four wheelbarrows as the source of the error, explaining the subtraction concept by spreading the bill flat for the puzzled clerk.
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Cleveland
Phineas T. Blank
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Blind man identifies wife in New York morgue by touch
A blind man, selecting among two Bellevue dead women with the same name, correctly identified his wife in the morgue by touch. He whispered Mary’s name as his fingers found her cold features, confirming the match after initial doubt.
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New York
Bellevue
Mary
The Canyon of the Yellowstone Colors Worldly Eland
John Muir lauds the Yellowstone canyon calling it about 20 miles long and 1000 feet deep with vivid colors from decomposed volcanic rocks. He notes the gorge’s architecture and hues outshine the falls and river, as walls blaze with white, yellow, green, blue, vermilion and red.
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John Muir
Strange Lands
Diphtheria Relief Claims in Twenty Minutes
A sensational claim credits Dr. Thomas electric oil with rapid relief from diphtheria within twenty minutes. The advertisement urges readers to try the remedy at once, promising dramatic, almost miraculous results and quick recovery.
Slipper Sparks Parisian Pursuit of Romance
In Paris a Countess and a plainspoken literary man meet after her slipper is found on a balcony. Rene de la Briere courts Mme Laispare, who has endured a troubled marriage, and the magic slipper tale fuels a possible new union as Mariette returns and excuses are forgiven.
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Madame
Pierre
Mariette
Paris
Mme. Laispare
Friedland Avenue
Francois
Monsieur
M. de la Briere
Rene de la Briere
Rene
M. de la Biere
Mme. Lai
Marying
Compiegne
Washington Times
Baby spectator in battle among Chinese and Japanese forces
A Chinese infant was found on the battlefield after a fort fell to Japanese troops. Captain Higuchi carried the child during the advance, enduring a saber clash while a prisoner agreed to take the baby to its parents. The infant cried when taken from the Japanese captain, then rested on the captain's shoulder amid the fighting.
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Higuchi
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Omaha Exposition
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THE
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