An Old Man's Tribute to Dean's Kidney Pills
Sidney Justus of Mentor Ohio credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing an eight to ten year kidney trouble. He suffered backache, rheumatic pains, dropsical swelling and severe urinary issues, worsened by lifting and at night. He reports being partly relieved after half a box and permanently cured after three boxes. For sale by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Sidney Justus
Mentor
Ohio
Dean
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Industry Notes From A Busy World Of Work And Trade
Reports cover Lancashire thread factories export pace Kansas convict pardoned for harvest work Belgian pension for 65 plus 70 income Old-age pension 12.55 annual Anthracite output half year to June 30 rose to 30,716,997 tons from 29,257,207 tons in 1904 Dippoldiswalde millers school eight instructors four engineers Mercury poisoning in quicksilver mines Sharks hunted near Iceland for five gallons per vessel time January to August Shipbuilding in the United States year ending June 30 shows 1,054 vessels totaling 263,064 gross tons. figures released by the Bureau of Navigation.
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Lancashire
Kansas
Dippoldiswalde
Germany
Iceland
Bureau of Navigation
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Elevator Manners Guide for Public Decorum
Message urges stepping back to avoid blocking doors and allowing passengers to exit first. It advises announcing when entering the elevator and respecting others. It counsels removing hats to honor women and avoiding pushing or scowling. use stairs if you object to crowding.
Changed Husband Health Restored By Grape-Nuts Diet
A woman credits Postum and Grape-Nuts with curing her husband of longstanding dyspepsia after removing coffee and adopting the cereals. She and others report improved digestion, less nervousness, and restored health, noting her baby thrived on Grape-Nuts as well.
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Vicksburg
Javer
Postum Co
Batti
Hoch Granted Reprieve as Appeal Sails to State Supreme Court
Chicago July 29 Gov. Denten issued a reprieve for Johann Hoch delaying his hanging to August 25 when his appeal goes to the state supreme court. The stay followed promises of funds from May Wilson and Isadore Plotke aided by attorney Albert Thompson and State's Attorney Healy. Hoch, convicted of five murders and bigamy, says he trusts the law and hopes the high court will decide in his favor.
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Chicago
Denten
Johann Hoch
State Supreme Court
May Wilson
Capt. Streeter
Hoch
Supreme Court
Deneen
Alpert H. Thompson
Isadore Plotke
Bigamist
Hoch Defense Fund
Plotke
Healy
Whitman
Deats Chamber
Circuit Court
Horse Over 50 Years Old In Iowa Near Stanhope
Webster City report describes a 52 year old horse in Hamilton county owned by a Scandinavian farmer. The aged animal remains in fair shape, eats bread with sugar, and still covers four miles daily hauling cream to a nearby creamery.
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Webster City
Iowa
Stanhope
Hamilton County
Japan Open to Armistice After Credentials Verified
New York July 29 Japan’s official spokesman Mr Sato said Japan is willing to agree to an armistice after credentials of both peace commissions are examined and verified. He noted credentials must show plenary powers and that commissions may reject proposals or bind the government subject to the emperor's sanction.
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New York
Sato
Baron Komura
Japan
Roosevelt Visits New York Coney Island Charity Institution
President Roosevelt visited Coney Island on July 24 with Mrs. Roosevelt and Jacob Riis to inspect a city established institution aiding the poor. The journey from Oyster Bay to Seagate was by the naval yacht Sylph.
Boston Man Arthur S. Dixey Dies in Korea
Arthur S. Dixey assistant to U S Minister Morgan died in Seoul Korea after graduating from Harvard in 1902. He was a Boston native and formerly resided in Boston.
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Korea
Boston
Seoul
Arthur S. Dixey
United States
Morgan
Harvard
Famous Photographer John Car butt Dies at 73
Philadelphia mourns photographer John Car butt known worldwide as a master of light and shadow dies at his home at age 73 after over a year with Brights disease.
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Philadelphia
John Carbutt
Bright
Plan to transform Iowa papers into daily issues
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General DeGraw released a memo describing a plan to convert 50 weekly and semi weekly Iowa papers into daily editions. Two pages would be printed at a central plant and distributed to towns for local pages, newly printed locally. The scheme relies on rising demand for dailies with rural free delivery expanding daily mail.
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Washington, D. C
DeGraw
Iowa
Father of Twenty Six Dead Clinton
Louis Stoecker died at his London home after a long life born in Germany in 1830. He fathered 26 children and is grandfather to 25, with 18 of his offspring still living. He had two marriages producing eight and eighteen children respectively.
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Clinton
Louis Stoecker
London
Germany
Stoecker
Electric Lights Reach Iowa Falls and Alden Line
The new electric line between Iowa Falls and Alden is completed and when transformers are installed Alden will be lit by electricity. The town plans arc lights and 25 32 canrepower incandescent street lights. Most businesses are wired and several residences will join as service starts, with several farmers along the line also adopting the lights.
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Iowa Falls
Alden
Des Moines-Law actions target Iowa Supreme Court
Des Moines reports that Des Moines law publications attack the Iowa Supreme Court over rulings. Other items note new Central Railroad incorporation between Des Moines and Ames, a Cedar Rapids warehouse fire, and state savings on coal costs. Multiple city incidents and official actions are listed.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court of Iowa
Ames
Central Railroad Company
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Transfer Company
State Board of Control
Eagle Grove
Woodstock
M. Walling
Haumman
Redfield
Clive Brockman
Bennington
Manchester
Gertrude Shockley
Lone Tree
Burnington
Sam Huneke
Mississippi River
Otter Island
State Department
M. L. Bowman
Ames College
Iowa City
Cedar Falls
Peter Hansen
Denmark
Adjutant General Thrift
Rifle Association
Do You Attend Primaries Moral From a City Tale
A narrator recalls a man who complains about bad candidates after refusing to attend primaries. After being urged to participate he starts voting but sees no change as others outvote him. The piece ends with a moral about civic duty and staying silent until action stops.
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Chicago
Dissimilarities of Views on Seasonal Change
A short dialogue contrasts optimism and pessimism about each season. The Optimist praises spring breezes, summer flowers, autumn colors, and winter beauty, while the Pessimist warns of hay fever, heat pains, illnesses, and medical quackery. The exchange highlights subjective views of weather and health.
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Adriatic
Women’s Kidney Pills Claim Cure For Weakened Health
Special from Champion Michigan July 24. Mrs A Wellett wife of a local photographer recounts severe nightly cramps nervousness and kidney pain. After using Dodd’s Kidney Pills she reports improved sleep no cramps and greatly increased well being, attributing recovery to the remedy.
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Champion
Mich
A. Wellett
Dodd
May what was his name fishing whopper dream
A fragment from the Detroit Free Press notes a dream sequence about fishing and catching a whopper. No further context or names are readable in the snippet.
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Edna
Detroit Free Press
Beautiful Skin Uses for Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Millions use Cuticura Soap aided by Cuticura Ointment as the great skin cure. They preserve and beautify the skin, cleanse the scalp of crusts and dandruff, stop falling hair, soften and whiten hands, soothe rashes and irritations, and serve many antiseptic toilet and nursery needs.
Woman clings to belief husband drew prize in marriage luck
A Chicago Sun item notes a woman long unsure she won in the matrimonial lottery yet remains convinced her husband did so, despite years of doubt.
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Chicago Sun
Is Your Strength What It Should Be
Questions about strength energy and nerves prompt readers to use Pusheck's Euro. The ad claims cures for pains weakness rheumatism indigestion and catarrh and offers a 31.00 bottle by druggists or by Dr C Pusheck Chicago.
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Pusheck
C. Pusheck
Chicago
Stray Bullet Outpaces Marksman in Reaching Target
An odd remark from the Baltimore American notes that even the most expert marksman cannot match the consistent accuracy of a stray bullet in hitting its mark.
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Baltimore American
Allen's Foot-Ease Ad Promises Comfort for Feet
An old advertorial claims Shake Into Your Shoes relieves swollen and smarting feet. It touts easy break-in of new shoes and lists sellers in local shops. Includes a garbled address for A. J. Olmsted of Le Roy.
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Allen
Allists
Olmsted
le Roy
Quote on vanity from the New York Times
The passage notes that a person who runs down others often finds little time to boast about himself. It cites a New York Times reflection on self praise versus criticism.
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N. Y. Times
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Health For Women
A health column extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for women with fatigue, backache, headaches, and other symptoms. It includes a testimonial from Mrs Bessie Ainsley of Tacoma Washington praising the remedy and urging readers to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice for free.
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Toring
Lydia E. Pinkham
America
Bessie Ainsley
South 10Th Street
Tacoma
Wash
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia Ekham
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Mehem Zca
Lion Coffee
Every Woolson Spice CO
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J. M. Auld
M. D
Dept. R
Dearborn St
Ill
Michigan Ave
Lansing
Nation. Supply Co
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