Peruna praised by Kansas City reader for relief
Katharh Mrs C Bagerser of 1311 Woodland Ave Kansas City Missouri writes that she suffered from catarrh head and neuralgia for two years. She credits Peruna with stopping her cold and improving her deafness mild relief. She is forty six and expresses strong praise for the remedy.
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Bagerser
Woodland Ave
Kansas City
Travelers Needed in 1600 Outfit List
A 17th century traveler's kit is described in Touring in 1600 by E S Bates. The list includes a prayer book for salvation, a notebook, a watch or pocket sundial, a broad rimmed hat, galters, boots, breeches, gloves, shoes, shirts, and handkerchiefs.
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E.S. Bates
Bronze Box Mystery in India Adventure
David Amber, a duck hunting visitor, meets Miss Sophie Farrell and a Hindu agent Behari Lal Chatterji who hails Amber as a man of rank and lends a bronze Token. The Token vanishes with a burglary, Amber's party is scattered, and Amber travels to India to rescue Miss Farrell, facing disguises, poison, a secret order, Naraini’s conspiracy, and a deadly cobra before Sophie confesses love.
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David Amber
Quain
Behari Lal Chatterji
Amber
Sophie Farrell
Col. Farrell
India
Rutton
England
Miss Farrell
Chatteril
Chatterji
Mr. Labertouche
Calcutta
Button
Labertouche
Naraini
Quabertouche
Sophia
Final Incarnation on the Cunarder Caronia
On a April evening the Cunarder Caronia braves a NW gale as D. Amber meets Labertouche aboard. They discuss Kathiapur, Naraini, Salig Singh, Dhola Baksh, and the Second Mutiny, revealing past schemes, loyalties, and future plans as Amber heads to dinner with Sophia and Mrs. Amber’s fate.
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Queenstown
David Amber
Amber
Labertouche
Inglishman
Calcutta
Jabertouche
Kathiapur
India
Russia
Hindustan
Sec
Kuttarpur
Salig Singh
Narain
Naraini
Indira
Salig
Har Dyal Rutton
Dhola Baksh
Button
Ram Nath
England
Farrell
Pantry Shelves Made Easy With Oilcloth Coverings
Pantry shelves can stay tidy for years if covered with white oilcloth. Cut strips wider than the shelves, paste and attach the cloth, letting it rise an inch at the back wall. Wipe with a cloth and warm water to clean.
The Open Market. If you have a confession to make
A brief blurb from the Atchison Globe hints at an open market column and urges readers with a confession to call in. The exact wording is fragmented but conveys a call for unrevealed admissions.
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Mnagazine
Atchison Globe
Gere renen EKPEGHEN ABINET
Persian Proverb. Heroism in endurance for one moment more. W. T. Grenfell notes a reflective maxim on steadfastness and courage in the face of challenge.
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Gere Renen Ekpeghen Abinet
W. T. Grenfell
Thanksgiving Dishes And Prep For A Feast
The article outlines advance preparation for a Thanksgiving feast including stuffing the turkey the day before, making cranberry sauce and mince meat ahead, and cooling pies. It advises cost awareness, explains celery storage, offers a cranberry frappe idea, and provides a lettuce salad with a detailed Sherry dressing recipe. It also notes starters such as soup cocktail or canape, and emphasizes saving time for socializing.
Women’s suffrage hopes rise for future votes
A brief editorial line contemplates whether women will secure voting rights and envisions a distant day when progress reaches the White House, hinting at a transformative political era ahead.
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White House
Bean Soup Classics for Cold Nights and Flavorful Leftovers
A reader offering several traditional bean soup recipes notes baked beans add flavor and value. Methods include Economical Soup with flour butter water baked beans and onion, Puree of Bean Soup with tomatoes onion salt pork and nutmeg, and a basic Bean Soup using overnight soaked beans mashed with flour butter salt and pepper served with toast.
What She Saw. Tourist compliments the scenery
The scene depicts a tourist praising the valley landscape with green trees, glistening stream, mountains, and blue sky to his landlady. She responds by teasing him about the veal pie and coffee she prepared.
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H'm
Filegende Blaetter
Two Ways to View It Mystery In Word Play
A brief dialog presents two word tricks using letters from money and one. Giles notes it as a puzzle while Miles recalls a judge pun about theft. The joke leads to a light reference: a man who took money from two letters served twelve months in jail.
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Gies
Miles
Giles
Youth In the Melon Patch painting sparks debate
A playful exchange between artist and critic centers on the work titled Youth In the Melon Patch. A drummer-like drlist interjects with a witty line about the melons, highlighting the artwork's apparent gaps and humor.
Possible Explanation Miss Screecher Teases Downe About Tears
Dialogue fragment shows Miss Screecher mockingly tender hearted while Downe replies that he cries when he hears singing. The exchange implies a comic conflict over emotional reactions to performance.
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Miss Screecher
Collier Downe
Cure for Eczema by Cuticura Remedies
Miss Sarah Calkins of Waukegan Illinois describes a severe eczema outbreak that covered her body for months and caused intense itching. After four months using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent she fully recovered with lasting relief and urges others to try the products with free samples offered by Cuticura in Boston.
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Sarah Calkins
Waukegan
Ill
Boston
Test of Real Greatness and a Scrambled Egg
Columbus had made the egg stand on end. But could you unscramble it demanded the mortified courtiers. The exchange underscores that nobody is solving real puzzles nowadays.
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Columbus
Flattery turns tables in a tricky romantic encounter
A man who flatters ends up turning the tables on a girl who flirts, presenting a cautionary turnabout in social dynamics. The incident highlights how charm can backfire in flirtatious exchanges.
What’s the Matter With Your Baby column leads mothers
A period piece offers guidance to new mothers on infant distress. It warns that loud crying does not always signal serious illness and suggests mild laxatives to relieve constipation. It cautions against harsh purgatives and emphasizes gentle care rather than strong medicines.
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