Miraculous cures and Pink Pills on a Madison County case
The Standard reports remarkable cures vouched by Albany Journal Detroit News and others citing Mr Philander Hyde of Solsville Madison County whose paralysis and numbness from a grip two years earlier improved after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The piece links other Solsville cases and explains pill benefits for locomotor ataxia neuralgia rheumatism and nervous disorders while noting straw utilization on farms and a humorous exchange about a Wheeling West Virginia riddle.
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Standard
Albany Journal
The
Detroit News
Albany Express
Madison County
Solsville
Philander Hyde
Brookfield
Mr. Hyde
Tom
Abel Curtis
Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
Brockville, Ont
Betrayed Romance and Flight in a Moonlit Wood
Eugene confronts guilt after Flora stumbles on a perilous rock bridge in a moonlit chase. Mrs Leland and her daughter flee as suspicion of murder hangs over Eugene, who endures a night of terror and self accusation.
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Cora
Flora
Pio
Eugene
Mrs. Leland
A House of Sorrows and a Reckoning in Roxbury
Warren Leland learns Mildred Lester is alive and tied to Eugene Cleveland’s past. In Roxbury, Oscar Slyme plots revenge with Cora Elliston, but truth and love prevail as Mildred, Flora, and Warren confront secrets. Eugene confesses his sins and survives after a duel-like confrontation, ending in remarriage for the faithful couple.
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Warren Leland
Roxbury
Clara
Mildred
New York
Clara Denton
Mildred Lester
Hier
Eugene
Grand Central Depot
Edith
Warren
Miss Fielding
Mil
Misa Fielding
Mota
Mr. Leland
Meta
Ray
Rouge
Leland
Eugene Cleveland
Mrs. Leland
Vagne
Phebe Craven
Flora
Oscar Slyme
Cleveand
Elliston Mansion
Forty-second Street
Slyme
Cora Elliston
Flora Cleveland
Fiors
Eugens Cleveland
Cora
Taos
Cassy
Warran Leland
Enene Cleveland
Oscar Slyma
Piera
Mildred Flyng
Mr. Slyme
Fiora Cleveland
Cleveland
Mrs. Elliston
Ardon
Esata
St Hape
Siren
Welch
Hubert Brownell
Mr. Metcalf
Old Tin Cans Industry From City Dumps to Fiery Refineries
A New York Witness report describes how suburb trash and scow dumping feed a hidden tin can industry. Workers salvage metal, silver, and jewelry from derelict scows, then melt cans in an old soap boiler to recover solder and tin. The process yields acids and ferrous compounds for sale, amid cramped, improvised workspaces with harsh conditions.
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New York City
New York Witness
Atlanta Markets Listing Wide Grocery Price Ranges
The market report lists grains, canned goods, spices, and produce with prices for items like Arbuckle coffee and Green Extra sugar, tea, molasses, crackers, canned fish, oils, and flour. It also notes dairy, meats, poultry, and regional produce with various per unit costs and quality grades, reflecting a broad regional price survey.
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Arbuckle
Lion
New Orleans
Cuba
Jamaica
Singapore
Japan
C. t—Hawley
Star LLC
Sgross
F. W
Texas
Georgia
Tennessee
Western Creamery Pacers Chase
Malltc
The Mascot Letter J Among America’s Names
The piece analyzes how the letter J dominates many prominent names across politics, finance, and justice. It cites presidents, vice presidents, presidents pro tem, speakers of the house, secretaries of state, chief justices, and notable magnates like Rockefellers and Goulds, highlighting J as a recurring initial and first name in public life.
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America
Confederacy
Senate
House
John D. Rockfelers
J. J. Astor
Jay Gould
J. M. Sears
J. S. Morgan
J. B. Haggin
J. W. Garrett
John Wanamaker
J.G. Fair
John W. Mackay
What Oklahoma Claims
Oklahoma claims a population of 250000, larger than several states, with more territory than any of 12 others. Its assessed property value stands at 14951966, up over 7000000 in two years. The state is an expansive agricultural region with crops including corn, wheat, oats, cotton, sorghum, Hungarian millet, and broom corn.
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Oklahoma
Delaware
North Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Arizona
Nevada
New Mexico
Union
Nmakilled Handa
Gas Concession Sparks Public Outcry and Meter Rebates
The public and newspapers press for cheaper gas as the first official pushes for lower prices. After reflection the second official agrees to cut rates and oil the meters.
Gilded appeals and tonic cures fill the page
An eclectic array of old time advertisements declaims on wealth, wit, and health. Prominent claims tout pale remedies from Stomach Bitters to Swamp Root and Hall’s Catarrh Cure, with testimonials and free pamphlets offered.
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Hall
PF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. Crexzy & Co
Tac
Winning a Husband
A vintage domestic lesson suggests many wives lose husbands from laziness or indifference. Women win husbands unconsciously through appearance, manners, and charm, then must learn to keep them like a skill. The piece urges self awareness and practical training in married life to prevent rivals from gaining entry.
Snuff Boxes Echo Senate Days of Old
In a reminiscence from the Detroit Press Press, snuff boxes placed in the chamber by Captain Bassett linger as relics of older senators. Only Senator George of Mississippi is reported to still use snuff, a nod to past habits. A separate quip about condolence jokes that a widow’s loss was offset by insurance.
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Captain Bassett
Senate
George
Mississippi
Detroit Prep Press
Mrs. Branting
Mrs. Gasket
Tales of Travelers and a Grim View of American Marriage
An 19th century dialogue from the New York Weekly contrasts tales of American life with a visitor’s warning about abusive use of corsets and arranged marriage. The scene features a Chinese hostess and traveler debating gender oppression and social customs in America. The piece shifts to a banking metaphor urging prudent planting for harvest rewards.
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America
New York Weekly
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New Jersey
Lopa Beg
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Maclean, Cartes & Walker
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Alice P. Carriston
Atlanta
California
Hostetter
Valentine
John A. Salzer
Mammoth Farm
E. A. Hall
Charleston
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Hot Dye, Inc
Super Corp
I . “Brown
Lapp Drug Co
Philadelphia
Isaac Thompson
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Seecham
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U. S. Gov
Royal Baking Powder CO
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California Fig Syrup Co
King’s Royal Commence Company
Harnede
Alliance Carriage CO
Cincinnati
Taira
Prothers
Sam Hamilton
Eureka Springs
Ark
Co Sinasra
AI Salzer
Lacrosse, Wis
Tales of
Good Old Mother Earth
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
World's Dispense Medical Association
Main Street
N.Y
Aermotor
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Annmutor CO
McElrees
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