Remarkable cure tale from Missouri postmaster Woodson
Mark M. Woodson of Panama Missouri long crippled by rheumatism claims a dramatic recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He swears an affidavit and urges readers to buy only the branded remedy from Dr Williams Medicine Co and warns against substitutes.
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Kate
City Hospital
Leanne
Williams
Far East
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Pr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Private Allen's Tales Narrates Duel Truce Moral
Congressman Allen recounts a Mississippi tale of two lawyers ready to duel over enmity. A cunning second deflects danger by planting a forked stick as a live cue, prompting a truce to avoid firing. The anecdote illustrates caution and restraint.
Shiloh’s Core Result on Agnarantes and Notable Mentions
Fragmentary note discusses Shiloh’s core result on agnarantes and references The Intent Consumption. Mentions a Bostough roy and a great man whose talk surpasses a great book. The text is garbled with exclamations and punctuation errors.
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Shiloh
Agnarantes
Bostough Roy
Heavy Weights and the Burdened Pursuit of Faith
Reverend Talmage speaks on bearing burdens through faith Cast thy burden upon the Lord and He shall sustain thee He urges reliance on God amid business stress persecution illness bereavement and sin noting examples of providence and spiritual resilience for readers seeking solace
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Tukens
Han Rede
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Chisago
Strait of Magellan
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Aumbinss
Grip, Gouge & Co
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California
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John
Gouge & Co
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Holf
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Maverock
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Etre
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Luther
Galilei
Columbus
John Jay
Josiah Quincy
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Heaven
New York
Talmage
Toundling Inherits Haifa Million and Mer
Inheritance details from a local note outline a sizable bequest affecting a Haifa property and involving a St. Louis hospital context. The fragmentary text references a boy and a disputed calculation of nearly 2.59 million, with unclear names and agencies.
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Toundling
Haifa Million
Mer
Hal Rainacristui
St. Louis Poua Live
St. Louis
Simes
Fashion Notices Amid Spring Styles From Paris to Chicago
Bright ginghams and crinkles appear in delicate colors with black grenadine and jeweled hair combs. Silk chiffons, drills and maire fabrics feature wide bows, capes, hats for girls, and lace trims while Paris and London influence bold millinery and hair accessories for day and dinner wear.
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Maire
Brocie
London
Paris
Parma
Louis Neil
Rosettes and Knots in Summer Dress Art
Floriane describes rosettes as decorative accents on gowns, noting velvet rosettes arranged diagonally on moire silk to create a crest like effect. She explains rosettes are crafted with skill, appearing almost flower like as fabric folds are manipulated to life like growth.
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Chicago
Floriane
A Pretty Shirt Waistrich in Silk Embellishments
A silk shirt waist illustrated stands out as elaborate as the season’s finest styles. The garment features intricate detailing and high fashion appeal, showcasing the era’s craftsmanship and textile richness.
Hair selling by girls to a wiz maker in Pittsburgh
The Pittsburg Dispatch reports on girls offering to sell their hair to a wig maker. Prices range from 1.60 to 2.50, with a notable case where a society woman paid 8.50 for a head of golden hair. The piece notes many girls could earn pin money, leading to more short-haired young ladies in the city.
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Lever
Pittsburg
Detroit Free Press
Iridescent shoulder and hip garniture for silk gowns
The iridescent garniture for shoulder and hip can be added to any gown, preferably silk. Such garnitures are typically obtainable in shops.
Washing Light Colored Feathers
White and light colored feathers may be washed in benzine without losing curl or color. Dry by swinging in the air. An alternative uses warm water with castile soap, three rinses, a warm oxalic acid bath, then light starch. Dry in a warm room by lightly beating each feather.
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Detroit Free Press
Moose Outran Steam On North Country Rail
St. Paul observer recounts a moose outrunning a locomotive over four miles on a northern railroad curve. The animal kept a brisk trot as the engine gained speed, then vanished into the forest when section workers appeared.
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Geo. T. Horton
St. Paul
Laclede
1St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Gardener Irrigates Garden by Car Power in Sacramento
A Sacramento gardener uses a car engine to power irrigation, driving a makeshift system to water his plants. The improvised method showcases creative water distribution in a home plot.
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Sacramento
Cal
Dancing in Wet Weather Tales and a Salt Water Trick
The text describes three queer people who love wet weather as they caper on wet sands, with a dry turtle and a rain-ready frog and duck. It also recounts a fish-in-water trick using two basins with salt and fresh water to fool observers about a living fish.
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New York Recorder
Parrot in Precinct Greeting and Robin Bird Notes
A New York police precinct tale describes Poll the green parrot greeting Captain Early with playful calls, while Detroit notes explore robins, their nesting, fledgling care, and migratory habits. The two pieces share vivid animal anecdotes and local color.
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Tenth Precinct
Poll
Heise Blige
Kher
Tom
Vain Beuch
Polly
New York Recorder
Photographing Lightning Global Ball Form Captured
The report notes a Gloucester English doctor named Dr. Kenephill from Kingston who photographed a globular form of lightning during a fierce storm. The negative shows ordinary sinuous flashes and sea surface fire balls linked by horizontal bands, likened to a ball of wool played by a kitten.
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Kenephill
Kingston
England
New York Telegram
Caterce Mexico Reveals Ancient Mining Town and Mountain Roads
The article details Caterce in Mexico a mountain town famed for silver wealth since 1744 its steep streets and cathedral adorned with silver and gems the transport relies on cargadores or beasts and the diesel era is rare while tunnels stretch through the hills and the locals preserve isolation.
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Caterce
Mexico
Catocce
Mesias
Cateron
Progria Catorte
Ite Plata
Ite
Quicksands Spare No One in Nebraska Texas Crossing
A witness from Austin recounts a near fatal quicksand incident on the Niobrara River during a crossing from Nebraska to Texas. He describes horses sinking, his own waist deep immersion, and a harrowing escape aided by his men after the wagon and team were lost. The account cites the St Louis Globe Democrat.
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Austin
Texas
Luclesie
Nebraska
Niobrara River
St. Louis
Harel Game Result Out of Beisbenl Meeting
An unclear note reports a game outcome at Beisbenl with reference to Harel and a possible winner. Details are partially garbled but indicate a decisive result and a player named Harel.
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