A Queen of the Stage Miss Granger Talks Health and Art
Miss Granger reveals plans for a Chicago start July 16 and a tour through eastern and western states. She discusses health recovery, the strain of emotional roles, and credits Warner's Lafe Cure for maintaining vigor for Her Second Love and a long stage career.
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New York World
Miss Granger
United States
Man of News
Chicago
Legion
America
Warner
New York
Brooklyn
Union Square Theatre
Boston Globe
Booth’s
John McCullough
Juliet
Caille Rosalind
Éter
Cicely Blaine
Rome
Antonia
Curious and Scientific: Bathing Safety and Silk Dye Innovations
The Lancet endorses year round bathing with caution against reckless use by unfit individuals. Separate notes describe Dr Beard's electric brick prototype for small devices, and Dr Ohmluller's findings on organ weight changes in wasting diarrhea. Silk dyeing may become intrinsic to silkworm feeding, with Roulin producing blue, red, ruby, and green cocoons via varied diets.
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Dr. Beard
H. Ranke
Ohmluller
M. Roulin
Orinoco
A Good Record for Farmers in Early Life Trend
A pamphlet note cites farmer sons' discontent with farm duties and city life but warns of false hopes in business. It recalls Dr Chadbourne of Amherst arguing farming sustains brains and hands and cites a Westboro Reform School finding: no boys came from farming families, a strong reason to stay on the farm.
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Spain
Chadbourne
Presid Hom
The
Agricultural College
Amherst
Mass
Sans
Reform School
Westboro
It Is Made of It Do Not Quite A Man Of It
Kate Field mocks a stereotype of an American man by describing a grotesque figure dressed in ill fitting clothes with a cane and boots. She laments the subject as not lively and shifts away from the topic.
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Kate Field
Comet Like Exit From Saloon Stuns Onlookers
A man staggered from a Marietta saloon door claiming he had been fired. He told police he thought the old building had changed hands and admitted the bartender there caused the incident. The crowd dispersed as the matter faded from the meeting led by Georgia Major.
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Marietta Street
State Capitol
Gorgia
Neither Interest Nor Friendship Should Spur Evil Actions
A maxim expressed urges that personal gain or affection must not drive wrongdoing. It emphasizes moral integrity over pleasing others or securing favors. The framing suggests a cautionary ethic in personal conduct and decision making.
Wit and Courage Save Lady From Madman in Paris
A Paris parlor scene describes a doctor husband away and a violent intruder who claims to cure headaches. The woman coolly delays, leads him to a room, escapes to call police, and the assailant is seized. The tale emphasizes calm wit under threat and swift action to avert harm.
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Paris
Nes
Court Etiquette and Ambassadors Through the Ages
The article traces etiquette at court from Vienna 1815 to modern times, noting precedence by seniority among ambassadors, baronial privilege for the pope, and historic disputes over seating and depiction in art. It cites Isabey’s Aix la Chapelle portrait, Talleyrand’s central placement, and the Wellington arbiter, then discusses ongoing privileges and insults to envoy dignity, including a Paris riot incident. It closes with reflections on the term gentleman, from Lord Chesterfield to contemporary views.
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Vienna
Curtesy
Popp
Isabey
Aix la Chapelle
Prince Talleyan
France
Isabel
Duke of Wellington
Talleyrand
Baron Turgot
Madrid
Man Sees Iron Load Behind Electric Storms
Jupge White of Dallas Texas argues that vast iron exposure from 190 miles of railway and 200 miles of telegraph wire in the United States could influence natural electricity and cause great electric storms.
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Jupge White
Dallas
Texas
United States
Timekeeper's Health Renewed in W Health Renewer
A fragmented note describes a person using a product called W Health Renewer to regain vigor. It mentions a timeline and a shift from an earlier state to a renewed condition, with emphasis on improving health and time awareness.
Remember This Hop Bitters Advertisement Claim
An old style advert touts Hop Bitters as a cure for numerous ailments including digestive issues nervousness and skin problems. It promises relief for kidney disease malaria fevers and general weakness and claims Bright's disease cases will be paid if not cured. It urges care for bedridden relatives and promises health with a few bottles at a small cost.
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Gilead
Mi-D
Bright
Kidsey
Lydia H
Ava Lynn
Kidney Disease Remedy Endorsement in Worcester
Mini 0 H D Raven of No 223 Mainstreet Worcester reports using Hunt's Remedy for kidney disease after a pharmacist recommendation. Raven states the product works effectively and is pleased to urge others with kidney or liver disease to try it. The endorsement dated April 11, 1983.
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D Raven
Mainstreet
Worcester
D. B. Williams
Tincoln
Hunt
Remarkable curative powers of Hunt's Remedy praised
Mr Groker A Burpert of Worcester Mass forwards a testimonial dated 1883 praising Hunt's Remedy after using it for his ailments and noting improvements in his wife and son. He purchased the product at Janners Drug Store and intends to continue its use for his family.
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Beng
Hunt
Jan~ Ners
Beer Book Claims Beer Invades South of France
At Feep Rewer of Strasburg publishes a work on beer asserting it has invaded the south of France and is spreading into Italy. He notes a curious remark that beer is the only beverage one can drink and enjoy while smoking.
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At. Feep. Rewer
Strasburg
Hass
France
Italy
Vennor’s scattered predictions and tonic ads
A collage of 1882 prophecies and medical pitches touts German Hop Bitters, Brown’s Iron Bitters, and the Ferro Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya. It notes a Philadelphia deaf mutes building, warns of mortality, and jokes about a chicken’s bed of flowers affecting scratching.
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Vennor
Pernicious Youthful Indulgence Prompts Debility Ad Advice
A problematic ad warns that youth indulging in certain private sins causes nervous exhaustion and weakened willpower, urging sufferers to write with stamps for a large illustrated treatise from Wakup's Medical Association in Buffalo New York. It remarks that Salvation Army leadership profit while rank and file provide noise.
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Wakup
Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Unclear Medicinal Claim for Carbo line Extract
The fragment describes irritation and kidney complaints claiming cure by Bueh Paiba. It asserts Carbo line derived from petroleum will treat baldness or dandruff and is pleasantly perfumed. The text is promotional and lacks verifiable details.
Delicate and Feeble Ladies Seek Hop Bitters Remedy
Languid and irritable women seek relief from monthly pains and fatigue. The ad promotes Hop Bitters as a cure for irregularities and obstructions, claiming it restores vitality and offers lasting relief. It asserts women are the most eager promoters of the remedy and grateful for its effects.
Feel Young Again with Hop Bitters Benefit Claims
A reader letter claims Hop Bitters revived a 70 plus mother afflicted with neuralgia headache and nervous prostration. Additional testimonials cite relief from nervousness sickness stomach monthly trouble and sleeplessness after using Hop Bitters. A reviewer notes a Europe tour and a wife’s nervous weakness were cured, touting the product’s efficacy.
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Providence
Hop Bitters marketed as medicinal bitter from Bloomingville ad
An advertisement states Hop Bitters is not a alcoholic beverage and may be sold only to those seeking a medicinal bitter. It cites a testimonial from Bloomingville dated May 1, 1879, mentioning a user named Sims and a woman named S. Boo.
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U.8
Bloomingville, O
Sims
Baby Saved by Hop Bitters Cure in Rochester Ad
A Rochester New York notice claims a nursing baby was permanently cured from dangerous protracted constipation and bowel irregularity by Hop Bitters used by the mother. The cure restored the mother to health and strength.
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Rochester
N. Y
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