Woman Cured After Nine Years Illness in Clifton NY
Mrs. Archer, once unable to walk or breathe easily, attributes her recovery to Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People after months of pain and a lingering heart valvular issue. Her son also benefited from the treatment. the family credits the pills with restoring color to her face and strength.
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Prom
Newark
N. J
Evening News
Clifton
Staniean Hantaone
Geo. Arcer
Police Department
New York City
Standart Oil Company
Florida
Mr. Archer
Dr. Williams
Schenectady
N. Y
Catarrh and Cure Claims in Local Advertisements
A fragmentary collage of medical patent claims and product pitches. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as an internal remedy purported to affect blood and mucous surfaces, alongside tonics and blood purifiers, with testimonials and contact details. Additional notices promote Syrup of Figs, Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, Clover Root, and Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Soup for children, plus generic claims about beer brewers and life success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Curexey & Co
Props
Toledo
Victoria’s infirmities prompt Balmoral elevators
Queen Victoria has admitted growing infirmities by installing elevators at Balmoral. An elevator connects her rooms to the dining area and similar aid has been added to other palaces. She suffers rheumatism and medical advisers opposed a trip to Moscow for Princess Alix’s wedding.
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Victoria
Balmoral
Alix
Royal Wedding Formalities Observed At Court
The account describes Grand Duke Nicholas and a royal wedding event with the queen nearly immobile in a wheelchair. Guests, escorted by ushers, presented cards with names large as ecards and the royal party processed in a polonaise as the ball opened.
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His Majesty's Ball
The Summer Girl Gives Way to Autumn in Chicago Journal
The Chicago Journal reflects on seasonal change as the summer girl gives way to autumn with the promise of winter and a distant future summer, noting the transition from July to December and January with lively, nostalgic tone.
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Heydey
Chicago Journal
Birth month stones inspire new jewelry and fashion trends
The piece describes a trend toward unset birth stones chosen for each month, alongside bold fashion notes. It details brocade silks in multi tones, velvet hollyhock trims, moire linings, satin wraps, and new gown embellishments. Rosettes, ribbons, and pale faces with cream veils are highlighted, with accessories like rosettes on gowns and caps.
Birthstones and rings inspire feminine jewelers
The piece notes how young women seek design ideas for birthstone rings using articles from libraries and magazines. Silver gains popularity for settings in agate sardonyx and moonstone pieces, with emphasis on personal choice and the joy of presenting a self designed piece. Source attribution to the New York World is included.
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New York World
A Court Ball Segue Into Lavish Evening Attire
A narrator recalls entering a grand court ball with two lines of admirers. A slender Austrian hussar in uniform stands near a jewel-draped court costume worn by a sweet-faced lady, surrounded by awaiting ladies and gentlemen. Crystal gas lights blaze, uniforms gleam, and gowns glitter in a stunning scene.
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Hussars
Velvet waists rise with velvet sleeves and refined trims
Velvet sleeves with corselet to match pair with cloth or silk waists. Chiffon waists remain popular as velvet waists appear. Velvet gains demand, skirts of black crepon and others. trimming shifts from hooks to brass and silver buttons. Four inch throat conceits and costly buttons expected on the finest gowns.
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Dresden
Couple Runs Off to California After Ill-Fated Honeymoon
A well-dressed couple rode a freight car to Ogden from Chicago after marrying there. The groom spoke of losing his job during a strike and losing $150 furniture on installments. They planned to ride toward California on August 7 escaping debt with only $5. Local witnesses saw them together and suspect they may have left on train No 4.
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Whiile
Chicago
Ilm
Union Depot
California
Ogden
Lreno (Nev
Vegetarian Dogs Thrive on Garden Vegetables in San Francisco
The New York Advertiser reports Jim Boyes of the Golden Shore butcher shop in San Francisco keeps two bull dogs that live entirely on vegetables. Paddy, six, and Nellie, about two, eat greens like potatoes carrots turnips cabbage and some fruit. Paddy loves turnips and even peels them, while Nellie eats the heart and skin of turnips and potatoes with relish.
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Jim Boyes
San Francisco
Golden Shore
Paddy
Nellie
Mr. Boyes
Ward McAllister
New York Advertiser
Irrigating Orchards Spur Growth in New Mexico and Colorado
The New Mexico and Colorado orchardists rely on irrigation to protect crops amid drought. Western soils on Rocky Mountain slopes suit fruits grapes and berries as growers expand to meet markets. In New Mexico large plantings beyond Roswell Chavez County and Pecos valley plans aim at 10 000 acres with 2 000 this fall. Missouri firm targets Chavez County for 1 000 acres of apples. Rio Grande shipments to the East boost rail freight and command higher prices than California grapes.
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Colorado
New Mexico
Rocky Mountain
California
Pecos Valley
Roswell
Missouri
Chavez County
Rio Grande
New Orleans
Picayune
Cats in Drug Stores and the Apothecary Cat
The piece notes how druggists often keep a cat as part of the shop, keeping rats away while behaving decoratively amid bottles. It mentions Juliet and a fatal potion, and references pharmacies of Paris as home to large cats that roam among shelves without tipping bottles.
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Juliet
Taris
New York Herald
God
Heaven
Carist
Tory Weitel
Aper
Mozart
Sand
Lan Impr
Hle
Hannan
Samasi
Hananl Araham
Isaac
Ant Hagar Nicht
Ishmae
Imp Theark
Lise
Jesus
Calis
Birds of Heaven Teach a Higher Flight in Autumn Sermon
Reverend Talmage compares stork crane and swallow to a moral migration guiding believers toward heaven. He urges mixing daily work with Christian song, urges higher spiritual heights, and asks families to join in the heavenly journey, warning against delaying conversion. He uses vivid bird imagery to urge readiness and unity in faith.
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Holland
Germany
American Congress
Queen's
South America
Africa
Cesion Isle
Antioch
Mount Pisgahb
Isaac Watts
Charles Westey
HayIn
God
Christ
Heaven
Glorius
Church of Gold
George Muller
England
Alfred Cookman
Church Militant
Church Triumphant
Church of God
Moses
Brunel
Enc
Neer
London
Bristol
Engcland
New York
Paul
Latimer
Elwart Parson
Alps
Golani
Gol
New Dish Rack Dries Complete Tea Sets Without Wiping
A new kitchen rack dries crockery without wiping. The illustration shows a design allowing tea or dinner sets to air dry, eliminating the need to manually wipe. The note claims the rack dries plates by draining and enables full sets to finish drying efficiently.
Ingenious Drying Rack Aids Housework
A drying rack designed to spread on a four space of one square foot keeps plates from touching each other while draining into a receiver. The device can be made by any carpenter and promises to save the housewife considerable effort.
Mostly a Native
A witness in an illicit distilling case answers a Scotch sheriff about being a native of the parish. He says he came about six years ago and has lived here since youth, counting nine stone of him belonging to the parish and eight to Camilockie. The exchange highlights his mixed linkage to the locale.
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Camilockie
Wine production figures of Europe and world vineyards
The article compares wine production and vineyard areas across Europe. It notes France leads in output and Italy in vineyard area, cites 1874 as a record vintage, and provides production figures and acreage changes, including totals for several countries and regions in mill gallons.
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France
Italy
Europe
British Isles
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Holland
Pelgium
St. Toaly
Spain
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Portugal
Bulgaria
Turkey
Cyprus
Kewonatia
Greece
Switzerland
Fragmentary note on pain relief and ailments
A rough, unclear text discusses pain relief and a remedy concept. It mentions caution about pain, timing of dose and a reference to stock or supply, but lacks clear individuals, organizations, places, or concrete actions.
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Gemma Ty
Farmers ponder burying grounds near town life
A reflective note observes that nearly every farmer living near a town contemplates establishing a local burial plot at some point in life, implying enduring rural proximity to community needs.
Immigration Decrees Spark Debate on Citizenship Policy
Fragmented report notes orders on immigrants and naturalization efforts amid mentions of ships, numbers, and delays. Observations reference the United States and harbor strain, with discussion of temporary measures and the fate of settlers seeking better conditions.
Fragmented OCR Tale of Steel Cot and Rail Freight
A damaged OCR note references a steel cot and components, a fitter and farmers in Wisconsin, and mentions rail freight and a larger creek heat. The garbled text obscures clear events but hints at industrial and transportation themes from a historical page.
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Perth
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Giden
Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Paris
Cicago
Isaac Thompson
Moad
Hoods
Nicholas
Chicago Herald
Vogur
Fashion Notes
Talmage
Brooklyn Divines
Flicht
Ork Ant
Crane
Berepean
Viecracts
Pierce
Childorth
Cottle Co
Texas
Buffalo
Bio
R. V
W. C. Bake
Mrs. Bakes
Pagss Illustrated
Thewrand
Pat Hering
Negus
Cretetal Teath
SeSgaser Wead
Bens
Teng Wen Boy
WU Lu Lwu Sai
Erie
Brey
Ines
Ujis
Walter Baker & CO
Chocolate
America
Walter Baker
Worderst EW Mass
Saatesns
AeRipaase
Wi. L. i
Ct Biare
Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Scott's
Scott & Bowne
N.Y
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