Pill advertisements and testimonials from old newspapers
A collage of product claims and endorsements from historical ads. It cites Dodd's Kidney Pills restoring a child, Allen's Foot-Ease for feet, Piso's Cure for Consumption, and various generic testimonials from newspapers, with snippets of user experiences and promotional blurbs.
Kidney pills cure backache says farmer from Missouri
A. A. Boyce of near Trenton Missouri details a severe cold settling in his kidneys causing constant back and side pain. After trying remedies with no relief he used Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York and reports complete relief. A free trial offer is available by mail to any US address. Price is 50 cents per box at druggists.
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Hite
A. A. Boyce
Trenton
Boyce
United States
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Complete External and Internal Treatment ad page claim
An early 19th century advertisement touts Complete External and Internal Treatment for skin and blood conditions. It promotes Caticura Soap and Olotment with Pilla as remedies for scrofula bad blood and various ulcers. The text lists numerous ailments including boils ulcers scurvy and hair loss and claims remarkable cures across infants and children.
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Weil
Marvelous powers of six year old Lola Cotton
New York Herald reports Lola Cotton a six year old girl displays extraordinary mind reading and mathematical skills. Blindfolded she names objects and solves arithmetic and chess problems while her father claims thought transference guides her. Lola has no schooling or reading ability and was studied by Dr. Cotton in Clarkville Allegany County.
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Lola Cotton
New York
Lola
New York Herald
J. L. Cotton
Mr. Cotton
Otton
Mrs. Cotton
Clarkville
Allegany County
NEW MRS VANDERBILT Weds W K Vanderbilt in London
Social column notes the marriage of William Kissam Vanderbilt to Mrs. Lewis M. Rutherford in London. It outlines Mrs Rutherford's prior marriages, her wealth from the Harriman line, and Vanderbilt's estate, wealth, and role as heir and executor after Cornelius Vanderbilt's death.
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William KE. Vanderbilt
Lewis M. Rutherfurd
London
New Yorker
Anna Harriman
Rutherford
New York
Henry White
William EK
Tranquillity Farm
New Jersey
Oliver Harriman
William Kissam Vanderbilt
William HH. Vanderbilt
Staten Island
Willie K
William H. Vanderbilt
William KE
Cornelius
William K. Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
William K
Mies Alva Smith
Mobile
Ala
Make the Baby Comfortable Not Too Tight Dresses
A writer in Good Housekeeping urges looser baby clothes to prevent distress from tight neckbands or restricted arms. Compact garments reduce fretfulness. oversized dresses create extra work, as shown by a six month old whose sleeves cut into fat arms after loosening.
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Good Housekeeping
TWO CAPS FOR MAKING GENTLEMANLY TRIM CAP MAKING GUIDE
Instructions describe making two decorative caps from fabrics and handkerchiefs. Crown No 1 uses blue chambray and white Swiss muslin with gathered top and ribbon drawstring. Crown No 2 uses a red bordered handkerchief with featherstitching and tucked frills for a feminine finish.
Carrier Pigeons Aided by Wireless Telegraphy
The shift to wireless messages signals the decline of carrier pigeons in army and navy services. Europe leads in adopting electric communication, while the birds return to peacetime uses. Historically pigeons conveyed messages during sieges and wars, with falcons deployed to thwart them.
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Europe
New York Times
Germany
France
Paris
England
Russia
Italy
Richmond
United States Army
Cuba
Philippines
South Africa
Cape Town
Ladysmith
What a Consul Is and Naval Etiquette in Ghent
An Atlantic essay by J. B. Osborne explains consular rank beside colonels and captains and describes the ritual when a U S war vessel visits a port with a consul stationed. It notes Ghent inland as a sea port via a ship canal and imagines a U S ship’s salute echoing from its belfry. Also a brief mock exchange on a Connecticut factory and bachelors.
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United States
J. B. Osborne
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Ghent
Terneuzen
Schelit
Flanders
Prominent College Man Praises Peruna Health Remedy
John W. Meng of Indianapolis credits Peruna for curing his stomach catarrh after six weeks of use while traveling for work. Willis Brewer of Alabama, a House Representative, endorses Peruna as a tonic and notes its helpful effects. The letter invites readers to request Dr. Hartman’s free medical advice if results are not prompt.
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John W. Meng
Jefferson Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Business College
Ammer
Willis Trower
Fo Towing
Alabama
House of Representatives
Washington
Willis Brewer
New of
Peruna
Dr. Hertenia
Dr. Hartman
Ate Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
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Dodd
Chicago News
Allen
Hearess Allen
le Roy
N.Y
Collier
Thos. Robbins
Norwich
Chicago Journal
Chicago Daily N News
Bas Marvelous Powers
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Gar
Vanderbilts
Rutherfurd-Vanderbilt
NPL
Connecticut
Indiana
John W. Meni
Winchester
Mypo
Weir
T. Weir
White Lead CO
Gt. Louis, Mo
Ancnt
Hoomer
Chicago Great Western
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Texas Pointe
Vanity Fair
Arthur
Edmund
Brooklyn
Katy
Golden Square
Adare
Wainwright
Wales
Puek
Cpr
ST Amet Avs
Westere Panda
Am Atiaa
Allaban
Wis
Ltea
Saar
Dakota
Markac
Atarel Es