Mary Lease Endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills For Kidney Troubles
Mary Elizabeth Lease, noted Kansas political reader and orator, now author and lecturer, endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills after personal success with bladder and kidney issues. She urges sufferers to use the remedy with Foster Milburn Co. selling at 50 cents per box.
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Mary E Lease
Doan
Mary E. Lease
Kansas
United States
Mary Elizabeth Lease
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Science Lifting Revelations From Night to Light
Professor Reichenbach claims a third of people can see colored rays from the human body in the dark and from flashes of a magnet. Electric devices and new France made caistonite offer remote mechanical effects and a stereoscopic star chart shows stars at varied distances.
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Reichenbach
France
M. J. Cartier
Mancioux
T. E. Heath
Aistance
E. D. Branly
Paris Academy
Questioning Inquiries Stir Debate On Identity And Costs
A reader asks provocative questions about happiness blame race diet eggs prices and personal relationships. The piece examines public sentiment, social stereotypes, and the humor or harm in such prompts.
Coffee Change Restored Heart Health, Insurance Approved
A Colorado man credits quitting coffee and using Postum Food Coffee with curing heart trouble indigestion and nervousness. After being rejected for life insurance the man quit coffee regained health and was later accepted by a life insurance company citing Postum’s benefits.
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Colorado
Postum
The
Life Insurance Co
Battle Creek
Wellville
Peace prospects gloom as Roosevelts push for accord in far east
Portsmouth Aug 19. President Roosevelt steps in after failure of Japanese Russian envoys to reach four key points. He seeks to urge the czar to yield Sakhalin indemnity and interned ships while pressing Japan to concede more. Witte accepts some points but refuses key demands as talks extend to Tuesday.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Japan
Russia
Roosevelt
Herbert H. D. Peirce
Oyster Bay
Baron Rosen
Sakhalin
Far East
M. Witte
Mr. Peirce
York Harbor
Wentworth
Tokio
Edward
St. Petersburg
Witte
Nicholas
Washington
Land Washout Causes Wreck Near St. Paul
The Great Western limited, leaving St. Paul Thursday evening, derailed at Annapolis street near the city limits due to sand washed from a bluff onto the tracks. Engineer T Kennedy and express messenger Robert Heath of Minneapolis were injured. about 30 passengers were bruised but none seriously.
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Minn
Great Western Limited
Annapolis Street
T. Kennedy
Robert Heath
Express
Minneapolis
Man Mistakes Wife for Burglar, Shoots in Tennessee
Harvey Mize of Bennett Tennessee shot and killed his wife in Campbell county near Lafollette, after mistaking her shadow for a burglar while she fetched water for their ill child. The tragedy occurred early Friday morning and the woman died without speaking.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Harvey Mize
Bennett
Campbell County
Lafollette
Davis Elected Fraternal Eagles Grand Worthy President
Henry D. Davis of Cleveland Ohio was elected grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles by acclamation at the grand aerie session in Denver. He succeeded John F. Pellettier of Kansas City who withdrew from a second term on Friday afternoon.
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Denver
Col
Henry D. Davis
Cleveland
Order of Eagles
John F. Pelletier
Kansas City
Jumped Overboard On Kuskokwim Steamer
Two mixed blood sons of Henry Detrich in Bethel Alaska and four natives died after jumping overboard from a small steamboat on the Kuskokwim River. They fled the vessel fearing an explosion from steam escaping the safety valve, due to limited seafaring experience.
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Seattle
Wash
Henry Detrich
Alaska Commercial Company
Bethel
Kuskekwim
Russians Are Given Rights
St. Petersburg reports that Russia forms a national representative assembly as a consultative body tied to the empire, with the emperor retaining theoretical autocratic power. The assembly can advise on legislation and budgets, but cannot bind law. suffrage remains property-based with limited urban, female, and non-landholding participation.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Nicholas
Senate
National Assembly
Council of the Empire
The Virginia Disaster In Norfolk After Atlantic Coast Line Crash
Rescue teams lifted two more bodies from the submerged Atlantic Coast Line car in the Elizabeth River. Thirteen bodies have been recovered with five missing as hospital patients recover. Officials believe the death toll is now settled despite lingering reports of greater losses.
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Norfolk
Atlantic Coast Line
Elizabeth River
Deaths Rise in New Orleans Yellow Fever Case Count
New Orleans reports 62 new cases on Friday bringing total to 1,285. Eight deaths on the day raise the overall toll to 188 while 415 are under treatment. The infected area includes near the supreme and civil district courts and the St Louis cathedral with Italians among those ill. Precautions are being tightened to prevent further spread.
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Supreme and Civil District Courts
St. Louis Cathedral
Civil District Court
Tucker Elected President of Jamestown Exposition Company
In Norfolk Virginia on August 19 Hon Henry St George Tucker dean of law and diplomacy at George Washington University was unanimously elected president of the Jamestown Exposition Company by the board of directors. It is believed he will accept.
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Norfolk
Henry St. George Tucker
School of Law and Diplomacy
George Washington University
Columbian University
Victoria Crowned Saint? English Immigrant Witnesses Victoria
Mrs. Anne Woodall died Thursday at Newport Kentucky aged 95. A native of England she and her husband rode on the first steam railroad after marriage and witnessed Queen Victoria’s coronation.
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Victoria
Cincinnati
Anne Woodall
Newport
England
Queen Victoria
Hundred Die in Marquesas Hurricane and Flood
Confirmation arrives that a hurricane and tidal wave struck the Marshall Islands on June 30, causing about one hundred deaths. The disaster was reported from Sydney New South Wales.
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N.S. W
Aus
Marshall Islands
Fifteen Years of Torture Ends in Caticura Cure
A letter from H. B. Franklin of Allegheny Pennsylvania claims fifteen years of scalp and skin sores were cured in one week after three days use of Caticura Soap and Caticura Ointment. The claimant credits rapid relief to the products.
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H. B. Franklin
Waahingten St
Allegheny
Tale of Two Cities Snails Stir a Debate
A Philadelphia epicure orders snails provoking a sharp rebuke from a New Yorker in a cross city exchange captured by the Chicago Tribune.
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Philadelphia
New Yorker
Chicago Tribune
Excursion Fares From Chicago Offered to Detroit and Philadelphia
Detroit and return six fifty with departures in August including the 15th. Philadelphia and return nineteen dollars with departures September 15th 16th and 17th. Liberal limits and details at city ticket office corner 9th Street and Jackson Boulevard Chicago. Telephone Harrison 1757.
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Iladelphia
Jackson Blvd
Chicago
Harrison
Slangy Young Lady Visits and Sees Lions
A slangy young woman visits the exhibit and finds the lions tame yet claims they are something fierce. The quote reflects bold mixed feelings about the display.
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Arack
N. O
Limes- Democrat
Simple Rose Insect Control Using Ivory Soap Suds
Eleanor R Parker shares a gardener tip learned from a florist. Create a strong suds solution with Ivory Soap and apply around roots and foliage to repel insects and keep rose bushes healthy.
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Eleanor R. Parker
Early Microbe Hunt Sets Path Across Pan Am
The Chicago Chronicle notes an early cross continental effort to study microbes entering the United States, describing it as a key step in scientific work during the Pan American period.
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Panama
United States
Chicago Chronicle
Allen's Foot-Ease Care For Swollen Feet
An 19th century remedy advertises Allen's Foot-Ease as a cure for hot, sweating, callous and swollen feet. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents with substitution allowed. Trial needle free, address Allen 8 Olmsted Roy NY.
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Allen
Olmsted
Roy
N. Y
Law Gets on the Statute Books Yet Reaches Dead End
A concise note reflects on laws that are enacted but fail to progress or be enforced, highlighting the gap between legislation and practical effect across the system.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Women Restored Health
The article extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for female ailments. It cites letters from women and medical witnesses praising cures of menstrual disorders, uterine displacements, and related symptoms, urging readers to seek guidance from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Syd E. Pinkham
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