Better Than the Average Bill at Summit Park
A weekly program at Summit Lake Park features a comedy sketch My Country Coue in with Mouriie and Nel Mav. Har r y J Ward and Viola Abt perform, Anna B Tonnborg sings, with Svedish Hightingale Agent as strong feature. The act shows age and may improve with new jokes. Prof Abt presents dissolving views while pictures look good this week. Foley's Kidney Cure is recommended for early kidney trouble by J M Laffer Lamparter Co Warner.
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Summit Laké Park
Mouriie
Nel Mav
Harry J. Ward
Viola
Anna B. Tonnborg
Hightingale
Candy Offered as a Bonus Card Notice at Laundler
In New York on June 24 a new launder in a wealthy Fifth Avenue area displayed a bold window placard promising candy to any child who delivered washing. The sign drew many local kids who read the irregular lettering and speculated mothers used the offer to have their laundry carried to the tannery.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Beyond Doug These Facts Must Convince Every Reader
An Akron waident reports lasting kidney relief after using Dean's Kidney Mills. He praises Lamparter & Co. drug store and Foster Milburn Co. as agents, urging others to seek personal corroboration and to remember the Downs name and avoid substitutes.
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Doug
Akron
William Owen
Goodrich
Dean
Kidney Mills
Lamparter & Co
Wll
Foster Milburn Co
Butlle
N. F
Cole
Downs
Detective swindled by baggage master in New Brunswick tale
William A Parkinson of Mouth Wiver, a detective, was duped by a baggage master posing at a wagon bridge job. The swindle involved a fake badge, a book, and a claim of securing a bridgewatch role with false promises of inheritance and a $144 weekly salary. Parkinson borrowed $40 to pay for the supposed job and uniform, only to learn he had been swindled.
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New York
William A Parkinson
Aetect
Parkinson
Atranger
Parpelie Pron
New Brugawick
Night Watch
Europe
Attais
Sen
Anid
Remarkable Blind Man Leads Welfare Meeting in Battle Creek
A prominent blind man, Perrin Tavaltton of Battle Creek, Michigan, famed as the University of Michigan’s blind graduate, presides over the Michigan Blindpeople’s Welfare Association gathering. Born October 19, 1879, he lost sight early but mastered languages, piano, and travel. He studied at Albion College and the University of Michigan, later marrying and touring Europe and Greece, where he contributed to Grecian newspapers and received royal attention. He lectures on “What a Blind Man Saw in Europe” and anticipates leading Greek blind education upon completion of a new school, with seven medals for feats in pathe-ate, and intercollegiate honors at Yale.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Michigan Blindeaple
Perrin Tavaltton
Bartle Creek
University of Michigan
Hamilton
James Hamilton
St. Joseph
Michigan School For the Blind
Lonstug
Europe
Germany
Franen
Albion College
Laly
Greece
Mr. Hamilton
Ar- Meles
Disappointed man shoots self after town visit in Omaha
In Omaha on June 24 John H Hart, reportedly disappointed in love, went to the fire chief's engine house, paid his farewells, then shot himself behind the building and died an hour later. The report notes prior statements of romantic disappointment and mentions kidney health product ads following the event.
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Omaha
Neb
John H. Hartmin
Nelty Areman
Goodby
Martina
Ms Companions
Tove
Single Bles sedness Society Causes Bayside Sensation
New York June 24 The Young Ladies Single Blessedness Debating Society of Bayside an adjunct of the Methodist Episcopal church has stirred a sensation that may paralyze Bayside social life for days. Debaters included Miskee Guston Marion Mendricks Mistouri Martin Morenes Crtten Carrie Regina Shatter Lucy Lange. Critics mocked bachelors and remarks on cigarettes and appearance reveal tensions among Bayside youths led by Jimmy Dayton a young lawyer with an office at 115 Broadway.
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New York
Bociety of
Bayside
Methodist Episcopal Chirch
Miskee Frances Quston
Marion Mendrick
Mistouri Martin
Mlorenes Critten
Carrie
Regina Shatter
Lucy Lange
Jimmy” Dayton
Broadway
Saved From an Awful Fate by Dr King's New Discovery
Mrs A M Shields of Chambersburg Pa recounts near death from Hay Fever and Asthma. She credits Dr King's New Discovery for a complete cure and notes it as a safe, infallible remedy for throat and lung diseases, with a guaranteed dollar bottle and trials at C B Harper & Co.
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Joseph Enr
Prine
A. M. Shields
Chaubersburg
C- B
Harper & Co
Kidney Cure Ad Warns Of Troubles And Promises Relief
An 19th century advertisement proclaims Boley’s Kidney Cure can heal all kidney and bladder diseases. Endorsed by J. M. Laffer J. Lamparter Co. and A. Warner, the copy warns readers they will bear consequences if they ignore the remedy. The language aims to persuade readers to purchase the product.
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John Lamsie Co
Howard St
Dr. James
John Lamparter & Co
Seana
Summit Lake Park
Foley
J. M. Laffer
Warner
Society of the Blind
Voley
J. Ms Laffer
J Lomparter & Co
A Warner
Gly Serko
F . Geo
Florodora
CREMO
GEO. W. Childs
Jackson Square
Standard Navy
J. T
Xuare
Ules ‘Ie
Lake Shore
Michigan
Lake
Chautauqua
Celoron
Chauaugue
Michigan Southern
Westfield
Chicago
St. Louis
C.C
St. L. Ry
Big Toledo
Cleveland
Apolis
Cincinnati
Columbus
A.J. Smith
T. A
Ohio
David Eylor
Blind Ridge
DeWitt & Co
Sai Akio WM. Wagner
GEM Pharmacy
Howard
Burkhardt
Burkhardt’s Brewery
Boston Light Lunch
South Howard Street
Pouchot, Hunsicker & Co
South Main Street
Myers & CO. Reliable Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers
Main St
Lou Leap
Rubber Tires
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