Dr Williams Pink Pills Boost Fort Wayne Woman Health
Mrs Mary D Murphy of 1908 Force Street Fort Wayne Indiana credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing long standing nervous weakness and stomach disorder after doctors failed. She reports rapid relief within days and full recovery after three boxes. The ad promotes pills as blood tonics and offers free literature from the Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY.
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Mrs. Murphy
Dr. Williams
Mary D. Murphy
Force Street
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Weite
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
Bald Heads Covered by Lusnarinut Hair Cure
An advertisement touts Lusnarinut Hair Cure by Cathurn Bown with Cutheura dressings claiming to stop hair loss, crusts, scales and dandruff, cleanse the scalp, nourish roots, and promote hair growth. It markets Cotleura Soap Ointment and Pills for $1.00, claiming a single set often suffices, and notes the French government tobacco industry employing 17,148 people, mostly women.
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Bown
Vermont to fight consumption with sanitary reforms
A Vermont focused commentary argues the state must wage a systematic crusade against tuberculosis. It cites rural living, poor drainage, unventilated rooms, and unhealthy diets as fuels for the disease and endorses public health education and a state sanatorium as essential steps.
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Whial
Indianapolis News
Vermont
Brooklyn Eagle
St. Louis
Mann
In a Pullman. Detroit Pres Press item note
A brief wry item describes a woman in a Pullman car constantly fidgeting while her husband accuses her of restless behavior. A remark about a mirror on each side of her adds to the scene’s comic tension.
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Detroit
Mr. X
Atill
Nonsense Dialogue From Public Ledger Humor Sheet
Public Ledger prints a humorous exchange where Miss Passay nods and interjects yes and yea while conversing with others. Melbourne Times queries love and marriage, and Littleton confesses to marrying for money, noting the wife’s unexpected wealth.
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Public Ledger
Completely Restored By Doan S Kidney Pills
Mrs P Brunel of Everett Wash says fifteen years of back pain and sleepless nights ended after using Doans Kidney Pills. She reports rapid relief from kidney and urinary symptoms after two boxes and urges fellow readers to try the remedy. Sold by druggists for a dollar a box.
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Mra. P. Brunel
EP. Binnze
Everett
Wash
Doun
Washington State hopeful on municipal ownership of railroad
A political exchange in which figures debate municipal ownership of the railroad. One speaker warns aldermen may lose usefulness if ownership passes, while another hedges on outcomes and suggests potential gains from running the railroad over harming franchises.
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Washington State
To Wash Lace Collars with Ivory Soap and Soda
To wash lace collars boil Ivory Soap with soda, drop the coblar in and stir until the dice is removed. Rinse in hot water with gun arabic and a touch of coffee or tea. Iron on a hot surface, Eleanor R Parkde.
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Jeon
Eleanor R
Parkde
Winslow's Soothing StovP for Teething in 1900s Print
A garbled Portland Oregonian item touts Winslow's Soothing Stomp for teething children claiming gum relief pain reduction and wind relief. Another note mentions crowded Pacific freight lines and many tramp steamers in service. A Vatican Library entry describes a dragon manuscript roll of 200 feet single roll, a foot wide.
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Portland Oregonian
Trans- Pacific
Vatican
A Justified Burglar
Arnold Todd wakes to a burglar in his room and discovers it is his wife Mary in disguise. She reveals decades of hardship and thefts to feed the family, while he secretly finances and enables her stay. He forgives her, pledging a bank account and an end to burglaries.
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Harry Haines
W. R. Hearer
Arnold Todd
Mrs. Todd
Mr. Todd
Todd
Mary
Arnold
Cale
Cooking Without Fire Heat for Soups In Tins
English World's Work notes an American invention to heat and cook soup without fire using a punctured tomato soup tin. A boiling process uses cold water added to the tin to reach heat, producing ready to pour soup in minutes. The concept promises broad use for soldiers travelers campers and households.
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Jone
Old Hanks Posed for His Portrait in Tribune Photo
In Chicago Tribune remarks, Mrs Hanks and photographer discuss a sitting for a portrait. The photographer asks for a pleasancer expression while Mrs Hanks notes his previous less friendly look when they arrived.
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Chicago ‘Tribune
Old Hanks
Shade for the Housewife and Orchard Ground Use
The article urges creating shaded kitchen work areas for housewives and discusses efficient small structures, adjustable nets, and removable curtains for comfort. It then covers using ground wisely for orchards, proper spacing, planting between permanent trees, and replacing fillers as trees mature. It also analyzes spraying costs, benefits, and profitability for fruit growing. It ends with advice on calf raising and sustaining robust cattle, plus a note on experimental plots validating new strawberry varieties.
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Ano
Experimental plots guide crop choices and farm savings
The article discusses how trial plots surprise expectations, showing mixtures once thought best may underperform. It urges readers to value the experimental method for selecting varieties, methods, and conditions, noting cost savings and reliability in guiding farming decisions. It also offers practical advice on oil stoves, poultry cockerels, breeding for market needs, and a hangable, easy-clean rooster roost design.
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Carmasa
Little Bermuda Fare in America’s Country Life
Bermudian farms are tiny patches in hollows with shallow soil but form a sizable trade. Most Bermuda produce reaches New York markets despite duties as land is scarce and costly. Islands feature compact gardens, white-walled roads, and painted houses, creating a picturesque landscape.
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Bermuda
America
Bermudas
Buel
New York
Wife's recovery linked to Dodd's Kidney Pills
Moravia June 5 Mr Benjas min Wilson рассказ recounts his wife suffering from diabetes and rheumatism for four years. After doctors warned she could not live, her weight fell from 200 to 130 pounds before using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She reportedly improved to 190 pounds, gained strength, and attributes healing to the pills.
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Moravia
Benjasmin Wilson
Pearl
Dodd
Railroad Rate Legislation Testimony Opposes Rate Control
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Pronty testifies before the Senate committee in Washington arguing railways should set their own rates and oppose any law or court order regulating rate making. He contends a fixed rate is property and excessive restraint infringes the fourteenth amendment, insisting railways deserve fair, reasonable charges without state or federal confiscation.
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Senate
Worhington
Interstate Commerce
Pronty
Sone
Sam
Cironit Court
United States
Ady
Easing His Mind In Foreign Travel Debate
Washington Star quotes a man questioning whether foreign travel benefits health. The reply suggests travel helps to ease his mind, with the beet underiale offering a cautious yes to the idea.
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Wshington Star
Allens Foot Bastle Product Ad Warned Shoes Easier Fit
An old style drugstore ad promotes Allen's Foot-Bastle to ease tight shoes. It claims to soothe sore feet, corns, callouses, and sweating while softening nails. The copy names druggists and distributors in New York and nearby areas.
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Ina
Allen
Davis
Burdons
All Drugs
Sang Show Stoves
Wie
Levine
Addryss Allen
Olmateu
Lu Moy
First Fisherman and Fisheriman Dialog in Harper's Weekly
A brief humorous exchange features two fishermen. The first asks how long it took to catch many fish, and the second replies with a joke about three flasks and two bottles of a cure for consumption curing a terrible cough. The fragment mentions Hermann at 209 Avenue Buffalo and Bent at 24 181.
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Harper's Weekly
Tse
Hermann
Avenue, Buffalo
N. X
Bent
Great India project authorized for twenty five million
A large litigation project described as a great undertaking is authorized by the secretary of state for India. The project involves an expenditure of about 25 million dollars. Details are sparse and the source text is garbled but confirms official authorization and the substantial cost.
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Harper's Weekly
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Feneth
Avhieh
David Kennedy
J. Sweet
Albany
Secretary of State For
India
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