German Syrup and Croup Medicine Promotes Quick Relief
A promotional excerpt extols Boschee's German Syrup as a safe reliable child remedy. It argues medicine should be simple pleasant effective and nonharmful, then lauds its quick action and broad suitability for children and adults. It also includes an anecdote about hotel clerks to illustrate busy season annoyances.
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Boschee
English Art of Today through English Painters in the National Gallery
Theodore Child surveys a century of English painting noting a shift from nature and portraiture toward poetic ambition and myth. He highlights Barry, Fuseli, West, Haydon and later Burne-Jones and Rossetti, tracing influence from fifteenth century masters and a drift toward symbolism and literary culture.
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Harper's Magazine
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Innocent Traveler Learns Railway Terms on Milk Train
A young city visitor rides a commuter milk train with a curious male companion. She asks what the projecting engine part is called and learns it is the economizer catcher, realizing it catches cows and supplies milk for the train crew. The scene unfolds aboard the Chicago bound urban line.
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Jatever
Tor
Chicago
Herain
A Norman Lady On Her Bridal Day In The Chautauquan
Katharine Lee Bates portrays a Norman lady's bridal attire with detail and period tone. The portrait describes her slender figure, aquiline features hazel eyes and chestnut hair in waist length plaits. Her robe mixes white mourning custom with scarlet and green Ghent, while courtly etiquette debates keep the kerchief and fashion in balance.
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Ghent
Katharine Lee Bates
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed in 1800s Interview
An interview in the New York Word discusses patent medicines chiefs and notes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal blood purifier. It claims the remedy relieves chronic pain, cures long-standing cases, and treats skin and scrofulous ailments with year-round effectiveness and no alcohol.
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Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Guaranteed five year eight per cent Mortgages in Kansas City
Guaranteed five year eight per cent first mortgages on Kansas City property with semiannual interest payable, principal and interest collected when due remitted to lender at no expense. For sale by J H Baudrein Co Kansas City Mo. Write for particulars. The devil never likes to be told that he is a devil. Wan's Chinese Headache Cure advertised with prepaid delivery per bottle. Adeler Co 522 Wyandotte Kansas City Mo. If you don't know whether a thing is wrong or not notice who endorses it.
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J. H. Bauerein & Co
Wan
Adeler & Co
Man
J. St. Bauerlein & Co
Thos. Beecham
J. Helens
Lancashire
England
B. F. Allen CO
United States
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New York
Beecham
Jack Frost
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Farmers’ Poultry
Johnson & Co
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Kline’s Nervine Restorer Ad Claims Free Trial
An advertisement touts Dr. Kline’s Great Nervine Restorer with a free first day use and a $2 trial. It promises marvelous cures and lists Dr. Kline at 91 Arch Street, Philadelphia. The snippet ends with a proverb about stinginess.
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Kline
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Philara
Unknown promotional message on soap and groceries
A fragmented notice urging readers to seek Dobbins' Electric Sap from a grocer for guidance while warning against imitation. It laments poverty and seems to advise on avoiding loss, though details are unclear and scattered.
Fortune Through Your Name and a Dress Offer
An ad from Benj. Lewis & Cor. of the Security Building Kansas City Mo promises information that will lead to a fortune for anyone sending their name and a dress. The copy adds a cryptic line about understanding beginning within oneself.
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Benj. Lewis
Security Buiding
Kansas City
Hall's Catarrh Cure promises cure in 1886 Toledo ad
Frank J. Cheney of Toledo offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 prize for any catarrh not cured, sworn affidavit by A W Gleason. The ad claims internal action on blood and mucus, with testimonials and Toledo druggist sales at 75 cents. Separate line notes Miss Mary Garrett of Baltimore with a $6,000 Mexican onyx bath.
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State OF Ohio
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Hall
Mary Garrett
Baltimore
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