Rush for Gold From the Times at Bluffs
Pioneer stories from the Klondike era recall hardships on the trek to the gold fields. Adam Vangundy of Bluffs recounts severe rheumatism and poor results from medicines before claiming relief after using Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He touts the pills as best medicine and offers his testimony to support their merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffs
Bringa
Pinera
Adam Vangundy
Bluffs, I
Thia
Franklin C, Funk
Vangundy
Women of Today: Notable Women Across Europe and U S Roles
The piece highlights Mrs. E. W. Hornung writing from Posilippo with sister Dr. Conan Doyle ties, Dr. Mary Tennyson’s European study, centenarian Mere Sainte Ignace, long serving Miss Codd, and Miss Owen. It notes rising female professional participation in the United States across acting, music, art, literature, journalism, and theater management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hornung
Posilippo
Italy
Hornung
Conan Doyle
Mary Tennyson
Europe
Dr. Tennyson
Mere Sainte Ignace
Boulogne-sur-Mer
Miss Codd
Kensington
Miss Owen
Warwick
United States
Judicial Decisions On Rights And Property Law Principles
An Austrian hotel servant was found justified in retaining a guest's luggage over an inadequate ten shillings tip. Other rulings affirm lawful street equipment for telephones, lawful mixing of wholesome foods for sale, and stockholder rights against corporate schemes. Additional cases uphold public good as a limit on contract rights and strike down a statute limiting mortgage debt enforcement to mortgaged property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardwell
Kelly
Dennis
Mosea
Wash
Bombay Second Largest Town in British Empire
The passage notes Bombay as the empire's second largest town and mentions a Japanese celebration. It references a general and a blossom of the fruit trees by a general, with an unclear line about a Tans Hulls and a 19 feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Blomam
Bole
Nis
Improved cornhouse design to deter vermin and store corn
Charles H. Hickox in Ohio Farmer describes an inaccessible cornhouse elevated on stone posts, with gaps under 12 feet wide aisles between cribs, rolling doors, and a 12 by 40 foot inner shed for tools and an upper storage loft. The layout aims to prevent rats and mice from hiding and to ensure air circulation for stored corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Hickox
Ohio
Building a Cistern Instructions for durable cistern construction
The article advises building a small, sturdy cistern if funds are tight, emphasizing brick walls with good cement and a stone cap. It warns against soft bricks and moisture damage, recommends arch bricks, and details a method to mark the circle, dig true sides, and finish with plaster and cement for a reliable water-tight structure.
Improvements in Flying Machines and Patented Bitters
A compact note surveys aviation hopes and cites Hostetter s Stomach Bitters as a safety aid for digestion and stamina. It contrasts early flight attempts with practical cautions while linking overall well being to steadier nerves and strength amid air currents. A humorous aside from Brooklyn Life closes the item with a light anecdote about a wedding invitation and a lost umbrella.
Starving for Breath and Cures for Asthma Ad
Several hundred thousand in the United States and Canada suffer chronic asthma and seek relief. Dr. P Harold Hayes of Buffalo New York offers to advise by mail at no examination charge and will assess curability. Also includes a mix of humorous notes and advertisements for various remedies and pills with personal testimonials from 1904 era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
P. Harold Hayes
Buffalo
N. Y
Hayes
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WOMEN
Talon den
Cincinnati Enquirer
Marinette County
Wisconsin
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
O C. E. Rollins
la Salle Street
Chicago
Henry
Judy
Hale
L. A. W. Bulletin
Piso
Chicago Daily News
Jazinesa
Atchison Globe
Mall
She Markels
New York
New Mesa
St. Louis
Seleu
Aus Vloum
New Orleans
Band
Cras
May Butcosem
Fort Meyer
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Battleax
Spain
Sapolio
Ralief
Dr. B. Ms
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