Doan's Kidney Pills Restore Lewiston Man's Health
Samuel D. Ingraham of Lewiston Idaho details two years of sciatic rheumatism and kidney pain. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he improved quickly and was finally free from suffering, paying tribute to the remedy now sold by dealers for 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
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Samuel D. Ingraham
Main
Lewiston
Idaho
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Tender But Not Loving Waiter Exchange
A dining room moment captures a waiter retorting to a complaint about steak tenderness with a sharp remark about affection. The terse exchange highlights restaurant service tensions and customer frustration in a vivid if humorous scene.
Dead? I wasn’t dead says coma patient
A humorous compendium notes a young man in a coma who awoke to declare he was not dead because his feet were cold and he was hungry. Other snippets follow the captain’s irritations on a liner, a New Orleans mission worker meeting a reformatory lad, and a pharmacist’s misheard wordplay.
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New Orleans
Jim
Yassum
Neighbor's fence chat yields Postum success tale
An elderly resident from Baird Texas recalls a neighbor recommending Postum to replace coffee after dyspepsia and pains. He reports rapid improvement, regular bowels, and restored health, with his son also benefiting. The letter endorses Postum and references The Road to Wellville.
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Baird
Texas
Postum
Wellville
Pkys
Will of W. G. Burn bequeaths Kidd 425000 for reform work
Ottawa reports David Kidd of Toronto receives a Florida sworn will claiming Melborne tied bequests totaling 8 million in gold mines stocks railroads and cash. Kidd is named sole trustee treasurer to fund Star of Hope Tabernacle Memorial to Luck with 575000 and an endowment of 125000 for site building furnishing and chimes to play specified hymns.
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Ottawa
David
Kidd
Lennox Street
Toronto
W. G. Burn
Melbourne
Australia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Burn
Florida
America
Ontario
Canada
Star of Hope Tabernacle
Luck
New Jerusalem
David S. Kidd
New Record For Writing in Greenwich Contest
Greenwich Connecticut witnesses a PEN writing record as A J Farwell of Brooklyn tops a local contest by writing 14 170 words on the back of a postal card using 223 lines. James F Lally a Greenwich hardware clerk gains second with about a third as many words. Farwell had previously entered two similar contests missing first.
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Greenwich News
Greenwich
Conne
A. J. Farwell
Brooklyn
Wig
James F. Lally
My. Farwell
Human Phone Man Threatens Subways In Delusion
New York police detain Joseph Gilmore a 40 year old unemployed chauffeur claiming to hear bells and wires in his head He demanded removal of the imagined apparatus and warned of a subway short circuit If restrained he calmed smiled and was moved to Lebanon hospital then Bellevue for evaluation
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New York
Central
Chelsea
Joseph Gilmore
Morrissiania
Br. Levinson
Lebanon Hospital
Bellevue
Lumholtz Plans Months Studying Northwest Mexican Indians
Norwegian ethnologist Carl Lumholtz arrives in Tucson to arrange an extended stay among the Cocopa and Pima in Sonora’s arid region. He will travel with a team, carry scientific equipment, study language religion and decorative art, and report findings to the Mexican government.
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Carl Lumholtz
Mexico
Tucson, Ariz
Rio de Altar
Colorado River
Sonora
Gulf of California
Lumholtyz
Hermosillo
Coloradoiver
Gulf of California. I Shall Return Some Time Next Winter.” Mr. Lumholtz
Australia
Millionaire in the Wavy Sailor Hides in Navy
Pittsburg resident Addison Lyle Crow son of Mrs. Edward Crow, heir to 1 million dollars at 38 and earning 40 000 yearly, disappeared in Cincinnati eleven months ago. Mrs. Crow received a letter revealing he enlisted in the navy in Cincinnati and is now aboard a vessel at Hong Kong, seeking discharge that his mother will oppose.
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Pittsburg
Addison Lyle Crow
Edward Crow
Irwin Avenue
Uncle Sam
Navy
Cincinnati
One Bold Solution to a Cheese Shipment Emergency
An Argonaut style clipping reports a Limbirger cheese maker crammed two hundred pounds into a rough box and rode a train to meet an order after no special cars were available. The vendor joked with a baggage man that the box contained his dead brother, delivering a darkly comic travel scene amid the era's rail travel quirks.
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San Francisco
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