Catarah of Stomach Cured by Peruna
Genevive May of Indianapolis credits Peruna with curing catarrh of the stomach after a severe, long illness. She reports relief within two weeks and complete stomach clearance in three months, praising the remedy and seeking further medical advice from Dr. Hartman.
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Peruna
Genevive
Meridian &J
Indianapolis
Ind
Second High School Alumni Ass'n
Genevive May
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Best Clothing for lumbermen and miners
C C Filson offers baseball suits made to order. Located at 1011 1st Ave Seattle Washington providing durable clothing for lumbermen miners and prospectors with custom tailoring.
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C. C. Filson
1St Ave
Seattle
Wash
Khaki Suits Offered For $2.75 A Suit In Seattle
Government Khaki coats and pants in stock priced at 2.75 per suit. Suits suited for hunting mining fishing camping prospecting ranching and lumbering. W. F. Kirk at 1209 1st Ave Seattle advertises the offer.
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Kirk
1St Ave
Seattle
Cranks and Their Dress Parade Odd Wardrobes Worldwide
Quirky outfits and eccentric fashion from Lord Anglesey to Paris and Vienna are described. Tales include a Vienna man dressing as a tortoise, a Madrid servant arrangement with flower-embroidered garments, and a Berlin case of a gold lace covered suit. A New Hampshire doctor and Amesbury fire equipment story add local color.
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Lord Anglesey
Europe
London
Szelnicki
Madrid
Herado
Linares
Senor Linares
Pete Greville
Greville
Berlin Post
Vienna
Herr Kanparowitch
Kasparovicch
Sig. Graeglia
Graeglia
Tribuna
New Hampshire
Diddy
Boston Herald
Amesbury
Odd Names Miss Death Undergoes Appendi citis Operation
Miss Death, daughter of an undertaker, was brought to the German hospital in Philadelphia for an appendectomy. The surgeon was Dr. Frank Hackett Dye. After surgery she was cared for by nurses Miss Payne and Miss Grone and recovered rapidly, bidding farewell to the medical staff.
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Philadelphia
Dye
Frank Hackett Dye
Miss Death
Miss Payne
Miss Grone
Play Bail Beyond The first ball and bat banter
Fuzzy Fred on the grass recalls the game’s roots while Hilarious Henry jokes about memory and the first bat and ball. The exchange captures nostalgic humor as boys try to reel in a fall from the national game.
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Fuzzy Fred
Henry
Time to Get Out in a Parson Showdown
Tom and Jack argue about leaving Miss Giddutn as one weighs the balance and finds her waiting. Jack insists on facing the parson with Tom, signaling a moral tug in the scene.
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Tom
Miss Giddutn
Jack
Conversation Exchange Between Young Borem and Miss Wearyun
Dialogue shows Young Borem and Miss Wearyun sharing a brief exchange as night grows late. Miss Wearyun delivers a sleepy quip about lateness while Young Borem contemplates departure.
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Young Borem
Miss Wearyun
Fragmented 19th Century Ads and Quips
A collage of short ad blurbs and light sketches appears. Promotions tout Dr Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer and Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup, while humorous exchanges and quips touch on humorists and social banter. The snippet closes with a note on age and life outlook.
Just Discrimination in Railway Rates
The New York Sun quotes President Samuel Spencer of the Southern Railway arguing against secret or unjust discrimination in railway rates. He distinguishes just and unjust discrimination, warning that fixing rigid government rates could hinder commercial needs and traffic development.
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Samuel Spencer
The
Southern Railway
Spencer
International Railway Congress
Walker D. Hines
Louisville
Senate
Washington
New York Sun
Sage's Millions and Public Curiosity on His Fortunes
Wall street dealers discuss Russell Sage fortunes with estimates from 25 million to 100 million. Sage, 80, plans retirement after decades of cautious money lending and a private, high earning broker career. Others note his frugal methods and large charity by Mrs Sage, while a banker foresees 25 million upon estate settlement. Also brief notes on a soda lake discovery in Colorado and Earthquake expert Milne confirming a 11:30 a.m. Dec 20 cable break off Haiti.
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Russell Sageworth
Wall Street
New York World
Sage
Russell Sage
John D. Rockefeller
America
Tie
Ife
Loum
Congress
Rensselaer County
Mr. Sage
Ile
John Milne
England
Milne
Haiti
Capital Hil
University
19Th Avenue
Seattle
Lake Washington
Lake Union
Capitol Hill
Darrington Crowned as Mineral and Timber City
The note proclaims Darrington as a great mineral and timber city. It references GEO. M. CRAWFORD CO., 406 Bailey Building, Seattle, as a contact or advertiser.
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Bailey Biidg
Seattle
H. S. Turner Investment Co
Lumber Exchange
Vile cigarettes spark bargain in Chicago Tribune quote
A Chicago Tribune quote features a child bargaining for a dime to promise not to smoke while a passerby counters with a quarter to buy vile cigarettes. The exchange highlights price and morality concerns around smoking in a city context.
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Chicago Tribune
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SWIFT
Atlanta
Bliffkins
Iellingis State Journal
Simmons
Mrs. Winslow
Rodrick
Raisall van Albert
Nodrick
van Albert
Morocco
Tiso
Miss Colnleigh
Allen 5
Olmstead
LeRoy, N. V
Slpper
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Crestone
Colo
Hooper
San Luis Valley
State School of Mines
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BE. M. Falke
School of Mines
Sangre Deo Cristo
Little Valley
Wition
Castoria
Asoe
Sienre Rae Tem
Precipe
Samuel Pitcher
Fovin Sud
Gapele Fvise
Sood
Rb Sada
Song
Ayer
M. Drummond
Newark
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Lowel
Eer
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Bears
Earth
Seattle Real Estate
C. B. Williams
O. B. Williams
Northwest
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