Wine of Cardus credited with easing female health pains
Miss Fay Lee of Kansas City Kansas reports relief from bearing down pains and nervous strain after using Wine of Cardus. The Chattanooga Medicine Co offers advice and a 1.00 bottle for sale, claiming the product restores menstruation and strengthens the womb ligaments.
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Cardus
Fay Lee
North Seventh Street
Kansas City
Kansas
America
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Chattanooga Medicine Company
Chattanooga
Tenn
Monkey Race Ends With Giraffe Victory In Jungle Contest
In a jungle tale Mumbo and Jumbo stage a playful race using animal riders. Jumbo’s giraffe wins as Camel and Giraffe dash for the tape while a lion acts as judge. The tale blends whimsy with a moral about keeping eyes open and not underestimating the long neck.
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Mumbo
Jumbo
Mr. Camel
Dueling Tales from North Carolina's Early Days
A historical survey of North Carolina duels from colonial times to the Civil War era. It recounts notable encounters in New Bern, Dismal Swamp, and the mountains, detailing figures such as Governor Speight, John Stanley, Edward Yellowly, and Zebulon Vance, including outcomes and social context.
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Old North
North Carolina
Bath
The
State University
William Polk
Raleigh
Washington
Lafayette
Bishop Polk
Louisiana
Chapel Hii
Polk
Richard Dobbs Speight
John Stanley
Newbern
Speight
Stanley
Masonic Lodge
Friends of
California
Lincoln
Wright Stanley
Louis Dr. Henry
Henry
George E. Bader
United States
Badger
Senate
Virginia
Suffolk
ILCC
Thomas
Greenville
N. C
Edward C. Yellowly
Yellowly
Ferdinand Harris
Drumgoole
Fenner B. Satterthwaite
Colonel Kennedy
Kennedy
Satterthwaite
Daniel E. Johnson
Jones
Hertford
Bladensburg
Maryland
Johnson
Thomas L. Clingman
Mountain District
Congress
Shocco Jones
Thomas Jefferson
John Paul Jones
Battle at Sea: Union Wyoming Fights Japan in 1862
The Leavenworth Times recalls a one hour naval clash on July 10 1862 where the steel Wyoming commanded by David S McDougal faced three improvised Japanese warships plus seven coastal forts. All Japanese ships were sunk or driven off, while the Wyoming remained afloat though battered.
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United States
Japan
Leavenworth
Kan
David S. McDougal
Wyoming
Diving ordeal settles litigation in Perak
In Perak unsettled disputes are resolved by a diving ordeal. Pleadings are sealed in bamboo tubes and two boys tied to stakes in a river pool are submerged. When one surfaces for air his tube is torn away. the remaining boy is brought ashore and his side is judged the winner by the rajah.
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Perak
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Miss Fay Lee
Shakespearian Club
Cardui
le Polks
John W. Parmelee
Fortune
Chicago
Chicago Record-Herald
Parmelee
Frank Parmelee
Charles Parmelee
Kenilworth
Testator
Fortuna
Watcr
Merchants’ Loan and Trust Company
Frank H. McCulloch
Edwin Ross
Mary K. M. Condon
Lion Coffee
Grocers Everywhere Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Ohio
St Louis
ReEthinney Drug Co
Rockies
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
H. W. Russel
Agt
Washington, Iowa
Portland
Oregon
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Ogden
Rocky Mountain
F. A. Miller
Seattle, Tacoma
Vancouver
Lmit
Pacific Coast
J. E. Kunath
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