Womanly health cure advertised by Dr Pierce
An advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for womanly diseases. It claims to regulate periods stop weakness and inflammation and to restore health. Testimonies from women claim relief and confidentiality of correspondence. Also notes that the Common Sense Medical Adviser is mailed free on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Annie Stephens
Belleville, Wood Co
West Va
Gollan
Dr. Pierce
New York Fashions Describe Silk Gowns and Fur Trends
Fashion notes describe gowns in white or pale cloths with pink blue gray or tub finishes. Furs with gilt lace and passementerie are key trims, with velvet popular for gown bodies and fur hats, while morning wear features plaid flannel waists and gilt accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forday
Witite Cluth
Yale
Chinchilla
Dahlias
Howers
Tiets
C. Co. Shayne
Carola
Crown detail with tulle and rose described
Fragmentary OCR depicts a crown described as pilt set in rows with tulle brimy and a large rose at the front. Notes include unclear phrases and misspelled words suggesting names or captions such as Thijs and Canter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thijs
Acquittals in Lyda Cox Murder Case at Monticello
Elizabeth Lyda and Starling Cox were acquitted in Monticello Indiana after a lengthy trial over the murder of William Lyda. The grand jury had charged Mrs Lyda and Cox with poisoning the farmer at his Benton County home, but the jury returned not guilty verdicts amid public anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lyd
Charre
Monticello
Ind
Elizabeth Lyda
Starling Cos
Pbhison
Trand
Anil
Trun
P Palmer
Ilwit
Clark
Hopkinsville
Wise
The
Commonwealth
Sturgis
Jujion County
Cora Wailer
Gldrk
Unclear Senate Filibuster and Treaty Talks Amid Conflicts
Disjointed notes describe Senate filibuster patience, invitations to public figures, and the Hay-Façustate treaty. Mentions of Lord Salisbury, Secretary Root, and various regional invitations signal ongoing diplomatic delays and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
Great Britain
Senate
Lord Salisbury
Root
Indiana considers change in death place for southern criminals
Indiana's attorney general will propose a legislative amendment to fix the state prison at Michigan City as the execution site for all criminals. The move responds to debates about the southern district’s hangings and the old Marion county rule. The change aims for a uniform, better‑prepared location, with the legislature to consider at the earliest opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequire
Indiana Solid
Will Om Ib
Taylor
Indiana
Marion County
Prison South
Reformatory
Michigan City
Norwood Wood's Cold Remedy Promoted Amid Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR notes mention Dr W Wood's remedy for coughs colds and bronchitis. The garbled text references a soldier in Mexico in 1847 and mentions diarrhoea and pension increases, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. W. Wood
Weather Forecast and Local Disasters Across Indiana and Kentucky
Regional weather outlook notes unsettled conditions as a legislative session activity swells with campaigns in Indiana and Kentucky. Headlines report mine accidents in Brazil and Perth, a double fatal wreck near Alexandria, a Syracuse fire causing $30,000 loss, and a Clinton suspect arrest amid mine violence. Also covered: McKinley intercollegiate aims, General Coxe colonization efforts, and a Hopkinsville murder verdict against Dr. Clark with a 10 year sentence.
Foley's Kidney Health Review Notice
Fragmented OCR text discusses Foley's Kidneys and health claims. The passage references blood tone, immediate relief, and medical review language but is unclear. No coherent event or person-to-event connection is established in readable portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley's
Cinie
Globe-Democrat Promotes Its World Wide Reach
The Globe-Democrat profiles its wide readership and weekly and daily editions. It touts comprehensive telegraphic news, foreign and domestic coverage, and special departments. pricing details for yearly and semiweekly subscriptions are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Democrat
Anml.ie
Artes Aga Home Journal
Phe Vagin
Daire
Pamily
The Great Mastern Newspaper Adverts Across Time
A collage of late 19th century notices and ads mentions names like St. Louis Globe Democrat, Ossining, and Mother Gray’s Sweet Painters for Children. It promos Dpan’s Ointment, JellO desserts, and a push to rename towns and improve public perception, noting census-driven population concerns and manufacturing hesitancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Missouri
Kaw
Louis
St. Louis
Union
Canada
Mexico
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York Fashions
Starling
Cox
Hopular
Veiujier
Deeds Inn of the Tayelye
Criswforrisville
Na Vlez
Lon
Frank Patish
Parish
New al
Barney P
Grange County
Sear Marhak
Wiken Beltwe
Cardwill
yCato
LaPorter Ind
Jans T.robberp
Post Orice
Wellsboro
Laporte
William McDermott
Ilie
Edward McDermott
Mount Office
Patrick Duffy
Barney
South Bend
Notre Dame Gymnsium
Asta
Atman
Doveral
Brazil
Cakeysville
George
Perth
Jones
Alexandria
Tan
Big Dar
Kelly's
John Critz
Anderson
Oliver Batesi
Dirment
Syracuse
Clinton
Bert Starkey
Sherkle's
Ng 4
Coneges
McWinley
Owl
Evanston
Imore Thar
Ik Ns
Oribe
Elne
Iydreh
Washington
Louisville
Eisele Sas
Fim
Hisele
Hid
New ‘Albany
Foley
Smith & Winton’s
the St. Louis Globe-Democrat
of the World
Great
Republican Paper of America
Globe-Democrat
Sears
ING Co
Besours
West
Baia Cabinly
Corky Koib
Standard Bath Cabinet Co
Toledo, Oho
Moison
Phonogrape Cos
Fifth Ave
New York
Lieslee
Dpan
Sing Sing
Abi Rison
Mother Gray
Allen S. Olimsted
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!