Favorite Prescription to Restore Women Health in Testimony
A reader testimonial extols Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as restoring health and regularity for a weak nervous female system. The narrative claims dramatic relief after using Favorite PrescriptionCauden Medical Discovery Pleasant Pellets and other Pierce remedies, detailing prior illness, irritability, and inability to perform housework.
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Electric Bitters touted as malaria cure in Gazette
A Washington Gazette notice claims Electric Bitters expelled malaria, purged diseases, and purified the blood under supervision of a grave-digger styled lawyer for Henrietta. It alleges the remedy strengthened the liver and kidneys, cured malaria, dyspepsia, and nervous ailments, and promoted perfect health, sold at Jones' drugstore. The Marchista habeas corpus hearing was adjourned until Monday at 24, per a Despatch to The Gazette.
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Typhoid Report and Local Notes From Montgomery and Corning
SORNING NEWS reports typhoid reaching Corning and mentions visits by Mary A Walsh of East St Louis to friends last week. Notes from Montgomery include Miss Tillie McDonald returning from Washington with relatives, and Annie Reily’s year in the area. A funeral for Sarah Gill of Glencoe occurred Wednesday, and a picnic event was described. Weekly edition preview mentions Foley’s death and biography, with St Patrick’s service on Sunday and President McKinley referenced in a political commentary.
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Fragmented 19th century notice on illness and events
Fragmented OCR shows a chaotic medical advertisement and scattered wartime or presidential references. Mentions a president, navy visit, and illness with chaotic techs and dates. Includes claims of cures and medical remedies, with several names and places garbled.
McKinley Early Life and Civil War Service
The article outlines William McKinley’s Polish heritage and family background, detailing his father’s industry and his mother’s strength. It traces his youth in Ohio, education at Allegheny College, and early public life, highlighting his Civil War service, promotions, and fidelity in duty. It notes his return home, courtship by politics, and eventual rise as a public figure with a focus on integrity and leadership.
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