Kidney Pills Heal Marion Knight After Illness
Marion Knight of 33 N Ashland Street suffered severe bone ache and kidney pains with cloudy urine and loss of appetite. After a week she felt better and by seven weeks was well, crediting six dollars worth of Dean's Kidney Pills. Foster Milburn Co. offered a trial and Buffalo NY as the address. pills sold by dealers for 50 cents.
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Dean
Marion Knight
N. Ashland
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Oracular Observations and Maxim Parade
A collection of aphorisms on time luck and self discipline. Witty reflections urge diligence over luck caution against boasting reform and overconfidence. The speaker notes the limits of influence over fate and the value of action today rather than tomorrow.
Plenty of Brass. Church Do You Care for Wagner’s Music
The Yonkers Statesman quotes a conversation about Wagner’s music heard despite chatter in the church boxes. The exchange notes the overpowering presence of Wagner even with noisy attendees.
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Wagner
Gotham
Grape Nuts Aids Hot Springs Visitors In Various Ailments
A Hot Springs visitor reports relief from stomach and bowel trouble after using Grape-Nuts with cream. He notes better sleep, eased constipation, weight gain, and sharper memory after following guidance from The Road to Wellville. Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Wellville
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Trusts Eve Session Ban on Census Padding
Des Moines report covers the Corn Belt Meat Producers association meeting. Officers reelected and by law changes discussed while prominent Iowa interests, including packers and railroads, watched. Delegates condemned passes and rebates, urged rate fixes, and praised Roosevelt and legislators. a controversial note condemns mixed marriages as crime drivers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
Nebraska
William Bryan
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Cummins
van Sant
la Follette
Congress
Padding the Census Scrutiny from State Officials
Secretary Davison of the executive council denounces the padding of census figures by town authorities. He warns village and city officers against counting non residents students to inflate municipal tallies. The practice, long common, risks lowering Des Moines’ reported numbers due to college enrollments drawn from across the state.
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Davison
Executive Council
Des Moines
Iowa College Prosperous Under President Bradley
Grinnell board notes marked improvement at Iowa College with three new departments and expanded work. Tuition rose to over 26000 last year while expenses grew by 8000. Gifts total 176000, led by a 50000 Carnegie library gift. Endowment drive has raised 47530 toward a 250000 goal.
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Iowa College
Grinnell
Bradley
Andrew Carnegie
Des Moines Debates Race Mixing and Civic Plans
The piece condemns racial mixing as a stain on Iowa with Mrs. Elizabeth Jones urging action amid rising concerns in Des Moines. It also discusses Iowa veterans at Shiloh, a proposed municipal coal mine for Union Park, and a park board city council partnership to exploit subsurface deposits for tax and crime-reduction benefits. WOODARD.
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Iowa
Elizabeth Jones
The
Humane Society
Des Moines
Union Park
Board of Park Commissioners of
Park Board
Goss
Woodard
Bank Examiner Resigns to Join Chicago Bank Firm
Des Moines banker F. W. Thompson resigns as Iowa bank examiner to become manager of the farm loan department at Merchants' Loan & Trust in Chicago. Leland Windsor of Des Moines will fill Thompson's vacancy. Thompson’s career has been meteoric and his selection signals high ability.
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F. W. Thompson
Des Moines
Iowa
Merchants’ Loan & Trust Company
Chicago
Leland Windsor
Thompson
Des Moines Sees Snowfall Noted in 27 Years
Des Moines reports the heaviest snow in 27 years with 45.5 inches this winter and nearly a month remaining. The article compares current totals to past seasons and lists prior year amounts.
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Des Moines
Methodists Plan Public Tuberculosis Study and Open Air Treatment
The Methodist church advances a campaign against tuberculosis by starting a course on curing consumption and publishing a data driven pamphlet. Participants will record bodily measurements and weights at intervals and report to headquarters for analysis. Open air treatment will be emphasized.
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Methodist Church
Minister in a Word War Sparks Ottumwa Feud
A clash between Ottumwa Mayor Pickler and Rev. A E C ng of the First Methodist church erupts after a sermon accusing the mayor of attending a prize fight with gamblers. The mayor replies naming several prominent congregants present, with weekly sermons titled Ottumwa's Gates of Hell heightening the dispute.
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Ottumwa
A. E. C@ng
Metodist Episcopal Church
Destructive City Fires Devastate Manning and Cedar Rapids
Manning suffered two major blazes destroying property valued at 45000 dollars. In Cedar Rapids the Rosen-Ryan elevator and malting plant burned, with estimated losses near 200000 dollars.
Speaker's Predicament in Washington Interview
A New York magazine representative met with a U.S. Congress figure in Washington. An accidental tearing of suspenders caused a humorous moment before the official declined to cooperate, citing lack of time and role. The scene ended as the speaker restored order with a gavel.
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New York
Washington
New York American
Backache cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills celebrated by Mrs Ambrose
Mrs W H Ambrose of Dover Kentucky reports relief from severe backache with Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says the pills drove out the pains and she has not been troubled since. The piece warns that neglected kidney trouble may lead to diabetes Brights disease or rheumatism.
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Dodd
W. H. Ambrose
Dover
America
Bright
Men Seek Public Office Even for Pension Commissioner
A Kansas City Journal quip notes that some men pursue political roles with unusual interest, humorously suggesting a hunger for the pension commissioner post.
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Kansas City Journal
To Florida Through Old Battlefields Rail Adventure
Dixie Flyer departs Chicago at 7 00 P M via C E I arrives Jacksonville 8 40 A M. Through sleepers and daylight ride through historic South. Chicago and Florida Limited leaves 1 15 P M arrives Jacksonville 7 55 P M St Augustine 9 25. Dining and observation cars. Travel via Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway on the Battlefields Route. For literature contact Briard F Hill Northern Pass Agent N C St L Ry Marquette Bldg Chicago Ill.
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Florida
Old Battlefields
Chicago
Jacksonville
South
St. Augustine
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
Nashville, Chattanooga
Atlanta
Battlefields
Briard F. Hill
Northern Pass
N. C
St. L. Ry
Marquette Bldg
No Pocket in the Shroud Ends Miser’s Hidden Hoard
A miser cackles over gold in a cruel, cold scene as he schemes a hidden hoard beneath the frozen earth. He pockets the treasure by sewing it into a lining to fool a gullible crowd that distrusts the tale.
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Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune
Notable Quote Links Nahum to Modern Auto Era
The Boston Globe cites Nahum of Elkosh as foreseeing automobiles with vivid imagery. Chariots rage in streets, jostle in broad ways, burn like torches and flash like lightning.
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Solomon
Nahum
Boston
Footpad described in jiu jitsu grip quote
A fragment quotes the St. Louis Globe-Democrat describing a jiu jitsu maneuver where grabbing the center of the arm and pressing a nerve in the inner elbow would cause a footpad to shoot five bullets into you as they shriek in pain.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Rapid Cure Reported for Rheumatism by Local Men
In 1902-03 Mr. Schroeppel lay bedridden with rheumatism until he used Dr Williams Pink Pills at his mother's urging. He improved after two weeks, left bed within eight boxes, and remained symptom free for over a year. Captain George Balfour also found relief after eight to ten boxes, crediting the pills. The community surrounding St. Clair county Michigan endorses their efficacy.
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Dr. Williams
China Township
St. Clair County
Mich
Henry Schroeppel
Schroeppel
George Balfour
Health of American Women at the New York Assembly
A physician told 500 attendees that healthy American women are nearly extinct due to female ailments. He touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy, citing testimonials from Mrs. T. C. Willadsen and Miss Mattie Menry praising its cures for menstrual irregularities, hysteria, and general debility.
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New York
Lydia E. Pinkham
T. C. Willadsen
Manning, Ta
Pinkham
Mattie Menry
Danville
L E. Pinkham
L’inkham
Lynn
Mass
Yound
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Missouri
Shiloh
Weaver
Teeta Eeneree
Sancenes
Mr. Schroeppel
Captain Balfour
Health of
TC Willadsen
Mattie Henry
Sealy
Rials ‘Liniment
Leila
Vose
VOS@ & SONS PIANO CO
VOS. Hall
Boylston St
Boston, Mass
United States
Canada
Ottawa
C. J. Broogston
Quincy
W. H. Rocers
Traction-Terminal
Jouannapolis
Ind
T. O. Curnie
Callahan Block
Milwaukee
J S. Crawford
West 9Th St
Kansas City
M.V. MciI Nees
Theater
Detroit
Mic
Cremo
Illinois Central Railroad Company
prBugug
J. F. Merry
Charles F, White
Rochester, MY
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