Ayer's Sarsaparilla Endorsed By Mothers and Patients Alike
The ad praises Ayer's Sarsaparilla as especially beneficial for frail constitutions and mental vigor. It quotes numerous testimonials from women and young people across the United States, noting improved health, energy, and relief from debility after taking the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Tanies
Fastman
Stoneham
Mass
Lucy Moutt
Ann H. Farnsworth
Woodstock
Rip Van Winkle Awakens To A Transformed World
Rip Van Winkle returns to his village after a long slumber to find his beard grown, people altered, and the community in upheaval. He meets strangers, a changed inn and tavern scene, then reclaims his place among old cronies while learning the nation has shifted from Britain to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip
Arl
Dame van Winkle
Helenin
New Va
Ton
Kaatslill
Silver Hudson
Hixe
Treth
Dam van Winkie
Jonathus Doolittle
Coor
Lie
Nicholas Veeder
van Rummel
Congress Bunker
Van
Bip
Jie Jong
Chase Hille
Aru
Tipt
Dons
Woman roles in Corsica outlined in old discourse
The piece extols Corsican women as stern loyalists devoted to family, home, and husband. It portrays them as strong yet subordinate, destined for education, childrearing, and maintaining the household, framing them as complementary to men and significantly inferior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite Stillo
Renin
Tor
Corsica
Rin Lome
Reform Talk Versus Russia’s Rapid Changes
A writer contrasts Western reform calls with Russia’s swift, ongoing upheavals over 28 years. He cites abolition of slavery, army reorganization, legal codes, postal system upgrades, land redistribution, and steps toward peasant education and pauper support, noting pace matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Sonenet
Rene
David Ker
New York Times
He Had to Face It. Question About Gen. Bluff’s Scar
In the New York Evening Sun excerpt Miss Snoue asks which battle gave General Bluff the scar on his face. Merritt replies that in one battle he could not stay under shelter, implying the scar arose there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip
Villance
Old England
George the Third
United States
Hipler
Dame van
Namie
Mr. Doolittle
Droost
Hendrick Hudson
Rip van Winklke
Hudson
Rip van Winkie
Miss Snoue
Merritt
New York Evening Sun
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Namusuccy de. BE. F. Borrerrizzy
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Miss
Fyss. J.N
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North Second ST
Philada
Charce
Sa.m. Toh W
Stir
Lerond
Peron
Physisian
Wan
Radam
Balai
van Winkle
Alan
Nicholas Vedder
Anton
Nove
Royeelf
Kip van Ince
Aml Pedder
Rip van Winkle
Ain
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Peter
Hendrick
Cory
Nip
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the Rec
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Wereins
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Sfor St
Bande
Lo Lee
INT Hee Mos Plaster CO
Coston
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Ider
Binder & Johnson
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Tine
Peter Greenand
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Lesires
Water Street
Episcopal Church
High Street
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Laurat
Peter Greenlund
W. H. Pickett & Co
EL Adminieron & Co
Sherman
Dewell
Steve Ranges
Syracuse
Gale
American Saw Co’s
Warrer Va
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