Three Years After Dean's Kidney Pills Back Pain Relief
Eugene Lario of Denver recalls Dean's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy for backache lasting three years. He reports severe back pain worsened by desk work and says the pills stopped his pain with no return. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo markets the product at 60 cents per box.
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Eugene
Lario
Twentieth Avenue
Union Station
Denver
Col
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Nebraska Towns Plan Events And Local Changes
Humboldt organizes a swimming club while Wood River and Columbus plan 4th of July celebrations. County assessors note a $25,000 surplus. saloon growth in Table Rock and Icense debate in Newton. Fremont may curb Sunday baseball. Columbus police pay trimmed. York reports drowning of Clarence Page near Eugene Oregon. Beatrice hosts summer school under Hawtorne and Mohler. Behrens child bitten by dog near Grand Island.
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Otoa County
Fremont
Order of Bagies
Nebraska City
Columbus
York
Clarence Page
Eugene
Ore
Ministerial Institute
Eastern Nebraska Conference
United Brethren Church
Beatrice
Charles West
Union Pacific
Schuyler
John Steele
Randolph Street
Broken Bow
B. B. Hawtorne
Mohler
William Star
James BE. Rickard
Mariaville
Rock County
Marinville
Robert A. Hook
Lincoln Ice and Cold Storage Company
McBrien
Helen
Charles Behrens
Grand Island
State Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Norfolk
Norfolk Electric Light and Power Company
C. H. Dietrich
Hastings
Hastings Hotel Company
Secretary of State
Galusha
John Mines
Bostwick Hotel
Irene Mines
Gertrude Dietrich
Mickey
Kansas
A. Smith
Fillmore County
Smith
George Holden
Platte River
Buller County
Gothard Beckstrom
Moline
Oakland
W. J. Bryan
Philos. Bennett
Wesleyan University
Bryan
Bennett
Acetylene Lighting Urges Gas Independence for Cities
An article argues that gas and water prices shape urban life with gas used for cooking by day laborers and the wealthy preferring convenience. It touts acetylene as cheaper than city gas, made from calcium carbide, with generators growing in use for isolated or distant buildings and small communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tent treatment for tuberculous insane at Ward's Island
A Manhattan State Hospital report details a four year trial of tent housing for tuberculous insane patients. The camp expanded from summer use to winter operation with twenty patients, water and waste systems, and fire safety measures. Results show reduced infection risk, weight gain, lower tuberculosis death rates, and improved overall physical and mental condition among inmates.
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A. B. Macdonald
Manhattan State Hospital
East
Directory of
United States
Canada
Ward's Island
New York
Healthful Recipes From Pearl Barley to Nut Butter Dressings
A vintage kitchen guide presents Savory Lentils with walnut texture and Cream Tomato Sauce. It outlines barley soup, lentils with nut meal, and a lettuce salad dressed in nut butter and lemon, detailing soaking times, ratios, and optional egg yolk substitution.
The Spring Pageant Opens With Ready Hearts and Song
A fragment from a pageant note stating patience is needed as the Spring Pageant preparations are complete. Birds know their roles and flowers hold hearts ready to perform when given the word. Maitland Puller.
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Maitland
A Girl’s Idea of a Crazy Young Man
A girl muses on a young man who forgoes attempting a kiss when he has a chance, calling him curious in temperament and restraint. The remark frames a humorous view of romantic signaling and propriety.
Defiance Starch Promises 16 Oz Packages At Same Price
The advertisement claims Defiance Cold Water Starch provides a full pound per package, unlike rival brands sold in %-pound packs at the same 10 cent price. It emphasizes no sticking to fron and lists 16 ozs printed on every package, urging buyers to demand Defiance to save time and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Deflance
Donts for Business Women From an Old New York World
The piece lists practical fashion and conduct advice for working women. It discourages headache excuses and moody tones, prescribes plain office attire and neat grooming, warns against mannish style, urges debt repayment, and advises workers to conceal illness while on duty to gain sympathy for courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Wise sayings on wealth travel and quarrels
A collection of adage style lines about money patience in marriage and arguing with women and babies. It points to fools never having enough and the lure of arguing with creditors prompting rash actions.
Postum Food Coffee Improves Health, Woman Testifies
A young woman reports coffee caused stomach issues and headaches and credits Postum Food Coffee with restoring health and vitality. She describes relief from nervousness and improved alertness after switching from coffee and tea to Postum.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Attorney General Brown Defends Biennial Election Law
Attorney General Brown with five assistants filed a brief before the state supreme court defending the biennial election law known as the Perry-Warner act. He argues it does not contravene the constitution and does not extend terms. Assistants included Lysle Abbott J J Bullivan F L Foss Roscoe Pound and W B Rose. The law aims to end odd year elections and takes effect July 1.
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Lincoln
Brown
Supreme Court
Lysle Abbott
J. J. Bullivan
F. L Foss
Roscoe Pound
W. B. Rose
O. B. Polk
Mandamus
State University
Lincoln Asylum Crowded With 148 Over Capacity
Dr J L Greene, superintendent of Lincoln hospital for the insane, reports deplorable conditions as 148 more patients occupy the building than space allows. He cites limited seating, floor beds for 23 women, and meals taken in hallways or kitchens. Norfolk Institution could relieve 150 patients briefly, with wing completion potentially raising capacity to 226 by January.
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Lincoln
J. L. Greene
Lincoln Hospital
Prehistoric Relic Unearthed Near Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth report states Henry Timmermann a farmer on the Iowa bottom unearthed a pipe bowl of native workmanship while tilling his field after twelve years of plowing. The artifact is described as a quality aboriginal pipe bowl likely from ancient times.
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Plattsmouth
Henry Timmermann
Iowa
Timmerman
Man Sentenced to Penitentiary for Horse Stealing
Samuel Erwin of Clay County pleaded guilty before Judge Adams and received a four year term in the penitentiary for horse stealing.
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Red Cloud
Samuel Erwin
Clay County
Adams
Work to Begin on Farmers Irrigation Canal
Leavitt plans to start irrigation canal work within days in Scott's Bluff county. The Farmers' Irrigation canal will supply water to nearly 100,000 acres despite reports of efforts to resolve disputes with the Interior department by a land water deal.
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Leavitt
Scott's Bluff County
Interior Department
Smooth swindlers fleece Beatrice Township pupils
Beatrice township residents report two well dressed men posing as music lesson solicitors from Dallas Texas. They collected tuition in advance and obtained 35 dollars from two locals before leaving town. They attempted more targets but the ruse failed.
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Beatrice
Blakely Township
Dallas
Tex
Farmers Form Protective Association in Peru Brownville Area
Farmers near Peru and Brownville join the Auburn Protective Association to curb petty thefts and horse thefts. Robberies plague the locality and river bluffs along the Missouri hinder pursuit making arrests difficult.
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Auburn
Peru
Brownville
Missouri River
Habits of the Salmon by Hodgson Explains Freshwater Feeding
English writer Hodgson argues salmon do not fast in rivers, suggesting they attack wounded fish out of instinct to prey on cripples. He proposes the impulse to strike a crippled target explains the observed behavior of the fish during their freshwater sojourn.
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Hodgson
Railroads Rate Legislation Hearings Highlight Managerial Rates
Inter State Commerce Commissioner Prouty testifies before the Senate Committee in Washington arguing railways should set their own rates and develop business. He opposes granting rate making power to commissions or courts noting a fair and reasonable rate is protected by the fourteenth amendment.
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Senate
Washington
Inter-State Commerce
Prouty
Circuit Court of the United States
Remedy for Hoarseness Suggested by Prima Donna
A renowned prima donna favors beaten egg white froth to soothe a hoarse throat during critical moments. This older remedy is presented as superior to lemon juice, which offers only temporary relief.
Piso's Cure Praised for Throat and Lungs in Vauburen Letter
A testimonial from Wa ExpeLer of Vauburen dated December 10 1900 endorses Piso's Cure as the best remedy for throat and lung ailments. The letter highlights rapid relief and broad effectiveness across affections.
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Piso
O. ExpeLer
Editor Replies to Damp Paper Complaint
A subscriber protested a damp newspaper issued by the publisher. The editor replied patiently that the dampness may be due to the heavy amount of due items accumulated on the issue.
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertisement Fragment
An aged notice offers Allen's Foot-Ease powder to rest feet cure swelled sore hot callous aching sweating and ingrowing nails. Sample mailed free. Address Allen 5 Olmsted Lofty N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Olmsted
Loltoy
N. Y
Action Speaks Louder Than Threats, Says Local Leader
A local official urges concrete steps over bare threats in a brief public statement. The message emphasizes real policy moves and measurable progress to address community concerns.
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Nebraska State News
Nebraska Briefs
Humboldt
Wood
Harley
Lincoln Asylum
Farmers’ Protective Association
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