Doan's Kidney Pills Restore Mrs Trusner’s Health
Mrs. Ray Trusner of New Albany Indiana suffered kidney disease left her bedridden with swollen limbs and severe pain. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she recovered in six weeks becoming a well woman and praised the remedy to friends and family. Sold by druggists and stores for 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
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Ray Trusner
West Third Bt
New Albany
Ind
Doan
Doan’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Bard of Odon Revered Pastor Celebrates 86th Birthday
The Rev. George F. Culmer born May 22, 1825 in England celebrated his eighty sixth birthday yesterday. A longtime Methodist Episcopal minister and noted scholar and poet, Culmer has published verses in magazines and newspapers. Washington Correspondence Indianapolis News.
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George F. Culmer
Odon
Mr. Culmer
Inent
England
George Frederick
George IV
John Quincy Adams
United States
Culmer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington Correspondence
Indianapolis News
Self-made man or worshiper of creator quote
Henry Clapp remarks on the paradox of a self-made man who worships his creator, framing the notion as a commentary on ambition and dependency.
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Henry Clapp
Elusive Intrigue at Embassys Ball in Washington
Count Ad Rosini the Italian ambassador hosts diplomats when a note summons him to the embassy. A desired ball ticket sparks a mystery involving Miss Thorne and Mr Grimm. A plot among Latin races surfaces as a handkerchief and a stash of gold trigger accusations and danger.
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Ad Rosini
Atoenee
Caitde
Washington
Ferme
The Gold in the Diplomat’s Safe Mystery
Mr Grimm investigates a diplomat Senor Rodriguez for a missing fortune hidden in his legation. He questions staff, inspects papers, and guards a sealed packet while seeking the gold and a unique lace handkerchief that may expose the thief. The case risks public scandal and expulsion.
Safe cracking method revealed in diplomatic office
In a private office, Mr. Grimm uses a stetho scope and dial manipulation to open a locked safe after thirty-five minutes. He explains the technique to the diplomatist and requests a servant to deliver his card to Miss Thorne.
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Senor Rodriguez
Mr. Grimm
Thorne
The Lace Handkerchief Mystery Emerges
Miss Thorne arrives at Grimm's drawing room wearing a morning gown and a rose in her hair. Mr. Grimm reveals the handkerchief, identified by Senor Rodriguez and his butler, as found in the office. A safe in Rodriguez’s house was robbed of fifty thousand dollars in gold during the night.
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Mr. Grimm
Senor Rodriguez
Senor
Teether
Legation
Grimm
Rodriguez
R. Grimm
Geld
Sewor
Miss Thorne
Senor Diaz
Europe
Count di Rosini
Fate Mocks Pitcher Joe With Arm Injury
A local sports note quotes taunting remarks as fans joke about Joe’s torn or sprained pitching arm. Doctors may be needed to determine if he can ever pitch again, prompting his family to seek medical guidance.
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Joe
Marine Eye Remedy Co Illustrated Eye Book Claim
Advertisement urges readers to contact Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago for a 45 page illustrated eye book and free guidance on proper use. It claims Marine Remedies relieve sore and weak eyes, soothe pain, and do not smart, selling for 59 cents for use in adults and babies.
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Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Pretty Quick. He-But couldn’t you learn to love Me, Anna
Dialog excerpt between Harry and Anna from a Harper’s Bazar item. Harry fears she cannot learn to love him because she is too old.
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Anna
Harry
Harper's Bazar
Rat Tale Sparks Garden-Scale Feats and Family Jokes
A humorous exchange features Willis bragging about raising 500 chickens on a five foot lot and Gillis replying with a quip about relatives in a flat, highlighting a playful contrast between ambitions and domestic constraints.
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Willis
Gillis
Puck
Tea Time In Chile Described In 4 PM Customs
The report notes tea or yerba mate served in Chile at 4:00 p.m. in homes and at clubs restaurants and hotels and shops. A cup with a roll or cake costs eight to twelve cents in clubs or hotels while business houses offer it free to keep clerks at work.
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Chile
United States
Kaiser’s Book Gifts Reflect His Theological and Military Interests
The London Chronicle notes the kaiser is an avid reader who favors the Bible at his bedside. It mentions gifts given to Mr. Roosevelt during his Berlin visit, predominantly theology and military works, illustrating the kaiser’s personal preferences.
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Kaiser
London Chronicle
Roosevelt
Berlin
Taft Lookalike Joke Sparks Family Dinner Remarks
The Guardian bank assistant treasurer James A. Mathews faced taunts about a Taft resemblance that had faded. A recent dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harmon and their daughter Dorothy revived the topic when Dorothy told Mathews he did not resemble the president in the face, ending the jokey incident.
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James A. Mathews
Guardian Bank
Taft
Mathews
Uncle Jim
Cleveland
Garfiell Tea Promises Health Benefits
An old advertisement touts Garfiell Tea as a remedy that will improve liver function ease constipation cleanse the system purify the blood and clear the complexion. A dialogue among Mrs Knicker-Will and Mrs Becker introduces a furniture move in jest.
Allen's Foot-Ease Antiseptic Powder Ad Extends Comfort
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease tired feet and heel sting from coins and buttons, promising delightful walking and universal sale. It hints at a Fred trial package tied to Olmsted of Le Roy New York and includes innuendo about a puzzling letter Bilkins received while away.
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Allen
Fred
Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Ants as Geologic Agents Highlighted by Branner
Prof. J. C. Branner notes in the Bulletin of the Geological Society of America that ants are significant geologic agents, especially in tropical zones, with ant burrows found to depths of 6.5 meters and sprawling across large areas.
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J. C. Branner
Bulletin of the Geological Society of America
Antipass Law Cited In Quirky Transportation Exchange
A dialogue references a so called antipass law granting free transport to caretakers of livestock, poultry and fruit. The speaker insists on joining a trip with relatives described as livestock and produce, prompting ridicule over entitlement and employment status.
Fragmentary exchange over home security and romance
A garbled dialogue snippet hints at Cholly Chumpleigh and Miss Caustique in a teasing scene about leaving home. The fragment mentions a back door and a conditional yes if the door is unlocked, implying a tense domestic or romantic setup.
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Miss Caustique
Is life worth living
A cryptic quotation on life by Thomas Gold Appleton is paired with an old time medicinal ad for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. The ad touts teething relief for children and claims to soften gums reduce inflammation ease pain and cure wind colic at 25 cents a bottle.
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Thomas Gold Appleton
Advice From Father To Son About Marriage
A father speaks to his newly married son urging him to be a true husband rather than clinging to bachelor habits. The exchange highlights responsibilities and lasting commitment in marriage.
Latest fish tale stirs rivalries in the sea
In a coastal exchange the banter hints at ongoing competition over catches and sea lore. Thompson challenges Parker with a fresh yarn while readers wonder if the tale reflects real luck or boastful flair.
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Post
Parker
Thompson
Harper's Bazar
Two Varieties of Business Courtesy
A dialogue explains two kinds of business courtesy. One extends to customers who pay cash, the other to those who don’t.
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Willie
Ade flatters actress at luncheon with flame color joke
George Ade complimented a well known actress at a Chicago luncheon. She wore a harem skirt in a new flame color and explained the shade as Flamme de Vesuve flame of Vesuvius. Ade quipped that she makes a very pretty crater.
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George Ade
Chicago
Vesuvius
Mr. Ade
Delicate Daugher Probed Over Household Demands
A wife tells her husband she cannot perform chores. he questions their daughter's lack of schoolwork. She defends the daughter’s role as a star on the basketball team and gymnasium hopes, accusing the husband of gender bias and callousness.
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Jim
Jim Jenkins
Mind and digestion: Pavlovian insight and breakfast tips
A discussion on how mental state before and during meals triggers digestive juice flow. It cites Pavlov experiments with dogs showing anticipation prompts digestion, and advocates peaceful, appetizing meals to foster healthy digestion with Post Toasties as a suggested example.
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Pavlov
Pavloff
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