Doan's Kidney Pills Relieve Suffolk Publisher’s Gravel Pain
D Daughtrey, a Suffolk music publisher, reports years of kidney trouble with gravel passing amounts to about two pounds. After using Doan's Kidney Pills three years ago, he has not passed a stone. He keeps 14 gravel stones as a record and calls Doan's a fine kidney tonic sold for 50 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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D. Daughtrey
Suffolk
Enya
Doan
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Independent Night Comforts Child In Winter Lore
A poetic narrator consoles a child with hearth, milk, and wood in a winter scene. The speaker cites a father's labor, a goose bed, wool gown, an oak cradle, and a dun cow’s milk, promising safety as the world holds in Love’s strong arms.
Reginald Bonded to Woods for Summer Escape
Aunt Em moves Reginald to a rural retreat to break his boredom with toys and lectures. There, Amos the woodsman teaches him woodchopping and naturalist lessons, reshaping the boy from a toy-hungry rebel to a busy learner who prefers field study to city possessions.
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Emily
Amos
Liam
Reginald
Ted
Maids Abroad Elude Emigration Says Mrs Egan
Mrs Hester O Egan recently toured Great Britain Ireland and Scotland as Canada’s domestic servant selector and found scarce willing workers. She notes unions in Glasgow and London pushing wages eight hour day dress rules and rights. She captured thirty six in total far short of expected two hundred.
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Hester O. Egan
England
Scotland
Ireland
Dominion
New York
Great Britain
Glasgow
London
Paisley
Mrs. Egan
Canada
United States
United Kingdom
Sparrows Nursing Blind Detained on Roof Reveal Kindness
An Outing account details a group of sparrows bringing crumbs to a blind fledgling left on a roof. The lone bird, with milk-white eye film, did not resist when approached, contrasting with its able companions who chirped and departed after offering food.
Dialogue excerpt from inn garden play scene
The text presents a brief exchange between a husband and wife at a country inn. The husband laments sleep disruption while the wife warns softly about being charged for sleeping. A narrator or figure of speech mentions Spinaters opposing men who do not propose.
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Damian
Figaro
First Montana case involved open air mining suit
McClure's describes a historic Montana case where the community elected Dr. William L. Steele as president and former mayor, and Judge as witness. Proceedings occurred in winter outdoors on mountain footslopes. The crowd was entertained with cigars as Forbes, Ly ons, and Stinson confronted a killing when Forbes shot Dillingham after a dispute over the court clerk.
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Montana
William L. Steele
Helena
Valley
Salt Lake
Sr. Steele
Charlie Forbes
Hayes Lyons
Forbes
McClure
Farmer Corn Tessel Quips On Horse And Automobile
A witty exchange from the Washington Star features Farmer Corn Tessel claiming his horse is not afraid but merely trying to scare the automobile. The note juxtaposes sarcasm with a comment on luck in horse racing and timing at the post.
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Corn Tessel
Washington Star
Kitchen rack cleans and dries dishes with hot water spray
A metal frame with wire rods and a large mesh bottom holds dishes between rods. Hot water is sprayed from a faucet nozzle, drying the dishes through heat and drainage after a few minutes. Various ads and opinions follow including a free sample offer for Allen's Foot-Ease and quick quips on currency shortages.
Soda Cakes From Plain Kitchen Guide
A simple recipe for soda cakes using one pound of flour or more, with carbonate of soda and cream of tartar, mixed with buttermilk to form a soft dough. The batter can be baked as small cakes on a griddle or in an oven, with sour milk or sour water as a substitute for buttermilk.
Wanted Alder bolts or logs by Wash Broom and Co Seattle
An item from Wanoma California mentions a lone highwayman who held up five stage coaches in one assault. The note asserts he is not one of the usual breakfast food brands.
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Broom & W. W. Co
Seattle
Wanoma
Cal
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and for years was deemed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo claims a constitutional remedy, with a $100 prize for any failure to cure. Sold by druggists. Hall's Family Pills promoted as the best.
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Reginald
Emily
Europe
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
7Ic
Misconceptions About Apache Scalps Debunked
The article argues that Apaches did not practice scalping. It notes that full blooded Apaches avoided touching corpses and discarded bloodstained weapons. For thirty years observers report that Apache men did not bury their own dead, leaving that duty to women.
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United States
Poached eggs technique note from kitchen guide
A kitchen tip advises keeping the skimmer well oiled or tered to keep poached eggs from sticking as they are removed from water.
Comstock Moves Against Professor Smith Questioned
A question arises whether Anthony Comstock will pursue further action against Professor Smith after claims of sharing bare facts. The exchange centers on obscenity laws and the boundaries of information disclosure in public discourse.
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Anthony Comstock
Professor Smith
Timber sale inquiry for Alder to Wash. Broom & W. Co.
Readable fragment from a classified notice requests selling Alder timber to the Wash. Broom & W. Co. in Seattle. The terse line suggests a supplier listing or ad seeking timber buyers or sellers in the specified region.
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Broom & W. W. Co
Seattle
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