Deans Kidney Pills Helped Port Scott Man After Stone
G O T TO THE CAUSE c J Hammonds of Port Scott Kansas says after kidney stone surgery he used Deans Kidney Pills. He reports rapid relief as sediment and stones passed, symptoms vanished, and he gained about 50 pounds. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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C. J. Hammonds
Hill St
Port Scott
Kansas
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
When Sunday Digging and Owl Memes Mix in Town
A train story recounts a 2 Mohawk and Malona ride where an Italian passenger feigns illness after eating a “chick with the big eyes” and an owl killed the night before. A second vignette features a stern matron who tells a reporter she is the party the gentleman belongs to, not the one she asks about.
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Malona
John
Dev
Hata de Chick
Utica
A Man of Means in Family Court Remarks
A man of means is questioned by Stern Parent about a potential marriage with Ethel. The father notes the suitor earns $1,900 yearly, while Ethel argues he intends to increase his earnings. The dialogue reveals concerns about social and financial status in a courtly or domestic setting.
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Stern
Young Fledgley
Ethel
Viewpoints on Palisades Vandalism Angers Artists
A dialogue showing concern over vandals blasting the Palisades and ruining a beloved studio site for painting patent medicine ads. The exchange contrasts aesthetic loss with blunt appraisal, reflecting public sentiment in a humorous period voice.
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Palisades
Puck
SERIALY Lya story OO
SERIALY Lya story OO HER INFINITE VARIETY By Brand Whitlock illustrations by Ray Walters Bowew (Copyright, 1007, by 7
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By Brand Whitlock
Illustrations By
Ray Walters
Bowew
Senator Vernon and Miss Greene in Woman's Vote Plot
In a political romance set during a legislative session, Senator Vernon begins to support house resolution No. 13 after a bold encounter with Miss Maria Greene of Chicago. She presses for women’s suffrage, uses a rose as a symbol, and secures his reluctant commitment amid flirtation.
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Morley Vernon
Vernon
Senate
Maria Greene
Chienage
Rose
Varnon
Sha
Burns
Senator Burns
Miss Greene
Ilinois
Chicago
Monroe
Whiteside
Brownywell
Cook
Leutenant
Senator Burns and Maria Greene in Illinois senate plot
In a tense Chicago political scene Senator Burns reluctantly allies with Maria Greene to push an equal suffrage measure. Vernon schemes to leverage access, arranging meetings with Burns and lobbying the lieutenant governor as Greene seeks to win aid for the constitutional amendment granting women voting rights.
Vernon Faces Nervous State Before Speech In Rotunda
In the capitol, Vernon frets over his upcoming speech as he roams the rotunda, smoking and observing lawmakers who seem like dreamlike figures. He seeks quiet in the state library but returns to the corridor to cope with mounting anxiety. A brief aside on nails and a physician’s remark follows, noting how nails reflect physical conditions and health history.
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Miss Greene
Vernon
Rotunda
State Library
Children of Light
Trout in a pocket after foxhunt mishap with horseman
A correspondent reports that during a Lord Fitzhardinge foxhound meet in England, Phillip Norris of Bristol was thrown into a stream. While changing at a village inn, he found a live trout in his pocket, captured during the mishap. The trout was preserved at the hostelry.
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Lord Fitzhardinge
Phillp Norris
Bristol
England
Emanation From Ink Alters Photographic Plate Findings
A German investigator reports a peculiar emanation from printer ink that passes through opaque materials and affects photographic roll film wrapped in paper. The emanation originates in the air within the drying ink, oxidizes metal surfaces, and requires eight to ten days of exposure to alter a sensitive plate.
Skim milk calves thrive after bottle birth twins
The calves, twins whose mother died at birth, were bottle fed and soon learned to drink from a pail. They progressed from nursing tubes to both bottles, then half skim milk with whole milk and bran, then oats and hay, growing robustly by six weeks.
Livestock notes on feeding and pasture management
Advice on keeping salt accessible for cattle and calves needing Arctic grain for first-year growth. Encourages alfalfa with grasses, forage crops to sustain milk during dry spells, and maintaining green forage despite high feed costs. Stresses thrifty breeding bull condition and benefits of mixed grasses for extended feeding value throughout pasturage season.
Lantern safety in stables and sheep manure value
A lantern can be safely hung in a stable by stringing a high wire between barn ends and attaching the lantern to a harness snap for movable light. Cornell's Prof Roberta notes sheep manure yearly value of $8.17, yet pasture condition limits fertilizer benefit. sheep help by weed control but should not feed solely on weeds.
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Roberta
Cornell University
Feeding Cows
Animals of the same variety are not alike and scarcely any two do equally well on the same food. Each animal needs should be well supplied if possible. Cattle of different ages should be separated for feeding. Cows are weak and shy and should be placed where they cannot be dominated by stronger animals.
Weaning Pigs Age Guidelines for Sows and Pigs
Pigs should be at least eight weeks old before weaning. If the sow will not have a second litter, allow the pigs to suckle until they are ten to twelve weeks old for best results.
Colic in Horses Warned When Grass And Heat Strain
Advice warns against removing dry feed and overworking horses on hot days. Look for signs of colic in horses that sweat freely and are in good condition, as stress from grass and exercise can trigger digestive issues.
Unstable Dining Tale From Civil War Nightfall
Gen Adalbert Buffington recalled a December 1864 incident at a Madison New Jersey dinner when Gen Mahone, frail and chilly, was chased by his servant Uncle Davy after tripping the general from his cot. The pursuit ended with laughter in the cold dawn.
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Adalbert R. Buffington
Madison
N. J
Davy
Dale
de Lan
Mars’ Willidta
Cure for eczema with Cuticura regimen in Little Rock
Henry Searle of Little Rock Arkansas describes a year of severe eczema with intense itching and red pimples. After failing at a skin hospital and trying remedies, relief came within two to three applications of Cuticura Ointment, plus Soap and Pills, leading to a complete cure.
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Henry Searle
Rock, Ark
Potter Drug & Chem, Corp
Boston
Explorers from Eight Nations Vie for Pole in 1908
Seeks for the Pole drew twelve expeditions with leaders Peary Cook Bernier Erichsen Rasmussen Charcot Shackleton and Geer among veterans from the United States Canada Denmark France England Sweden and Russia. An advertisement cites Mrs Matilda Tholbert of Providence endorsing Allen's Foot-Ease as a remedy for sore feet available at druggists nationwide.
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Canada
Denmark
France
Germany
England
Russia
Sweden
United States
Peary and Cook
Bernier
Erichsen and Rasmussen
Charcot
Shackleton
Geer
Allen
Matilda Tholbert
Providence, RL
Among the Fighters Pugilist Quip Contest Echoes
The exchange turns on boastful bravado as a fighter claims a longer vocabulary than his rival, suggesting wit may outshine reach in the arena. The remark highlights wordplay over physical advantage in a scene flavored by boxing bravado.
That Big Springs Country Offer Near Ble Springs Texas
An ad promotes 830 acres ideal for a small colony with shallow water near Toad, Ble Springs Texas. It invites readers to view before purchase and mentions NEWBRORRY d& LUSK as the contact. The rest of the text offers antique quips about happiness, temper, and a claim about RUSS BLUE laundry product.
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Big Springs
Vine Newbrorry d& Lusk
Ble Springs
Texas
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound advertised
Rockland Maine testimony claims backache relief from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after three bottles. Ad asserts backache signals female weakness and touts root herb formula as permanent cure, inviting women to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts.
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Rockland
Maine
Lydia
Pinkham
Wirt Young
Columbia, Avenue, Rockland
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia K. Pinkham
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