Ghastly Truths On Winter’s Mantle Disappearance
Prominent warnings about spring fever and hidden disease germs released as snow melts. The piece urges fortifying the body with Dr. Greene's Nervura to resist fevers and other illnesses. A testimonial from Hyde Park, Vermont Sheriff Jonay Stevens claims relief from severe arm itching and sleepless nights after using the remedy. Dr. Greene invites inquiries at 85 W 14th St New York City.
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Dr. Greene
Jonay T. Stevens
Hyde Park
Norvara
14Th Bt
New York City
Fairly Shatled Vase Mishap Story Card
In a comic exchange Bridget breaks a vase described as 400 years old and Mrs Bricabrac-Good Gracious scolds her. Bridget retorts that if it were so old she could deduct it from next week’s wages. The snippet appears from Bits column with humorous repartee.
Care of the Baby and Hygiene Tips of the Era
Advice urges daily warm water baths for infants using Ivory Soap and sun drying for clothing. It notes well aired nurseries and clean routines, and mentions miscellaneous aside on clocks, Chinese imagery, and a British army anecdote, plus a brief on meteorology related photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evita R. Panxre
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advert and Baby Cake Joke
An old newspaper snippet touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy with a $100 reward for cure failure and testimonials, plus a brief joke about a baby learning to eat cake. The ad copy references internal medicine, constitutional cure, and a Toledo company, followed by a light caption about a baby doll’s cake eating.
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Hall
Hail
F.J, Curxty & Co
Toledo
Illogical Argument Sparks Black Eye Tale in Ad Page
In a chatty ad page fragment, Grimes notes a black eye from illogic over praise of a pest girl. The blurb touts Putnam Fairness Dyes and long lifespan claims for plant life, with various patent medicine endorsements and a century ad for Crab Orchard Water as a reliable tonic.
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Grimes
Bob
Burns
Tom Sparland
Air Quivering Above Heat Reveals Invisible Air Currents
On hot days the air above a ridge of open trend or hot stove quivers. People mistake it for heat rising, but heat itself is not seen. The visible effect comes from small, nearby air currents of different temperatures whose light refraction makes the currents visible.
Weather Man By Degrees Cited By Chicago Times Herald
The Chicago Times Herald contrasts popular perceptions of weather forecasting with a cautious view of meteorology. The piece notes public remarks about staying current and moving beyond a dead past while referencing social norms like domestic staff terms.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Sir Edwin Arnold Claims His Best Work Amid Noise
Sir Edwin Arnold says he does his best writing when the room is noisy and lively. He explains that distraction sharpens focus and fuels creativity, noting that clamor helps him shape lines more vividly.
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Edwin Arnold
Hei
Loyalty to His Fun Patient Inspires Charity
A young man who consented to donate blood sets a remarkable example of virtue. An incident underscores how strength comes from God and good blood. The text promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia, constipation, and to enrich the blood.
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Heron
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Dolly
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Putnam Fairness
Drugers
Mia. Winslow
Vanburen
Ind
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Disin Etoile Ohio
PSY
Kiows
DE RC
Treatinoak
Ement
Lion Coffee
Woolson Spice CO
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Palm Grove
Phodig
Rae No
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Carol Seer
Ucoalistinsind
Yuan Siah
Neles
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