Donn's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful in Relief
The advertisement recalls a user’s account of chronic kidney pain and fatigue. Donn's Kidney Pills are praised for easing back pain and improving sleep, with a testimonial claiming complete relief after use. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo distributes across the United States, urging readers to remember the brand name.
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Aha
Famenicas
Foster-Milburn, Cy
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Miss Schenck Sues Wilson for 100000
New York April 2 summons and complaint allege Miss Schenck 20, daughter of Dr and Mrs Powhatan Schenck of Norfolk, sues Charles T W Wilson manager of Alfred Vanderbilt's racing string for breach of promise marriage and deceit. Wilson allegedly lured her from Norfolk to London then hid marriage and returned with her.
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New York
Mike Florence BR. Schenck
Charles TW. Wilson
Alfred 4
Vanderbilt
David Welch
Nason Street
Miss Schenck
Mine Rehenck
Wilson
Norfolk
London
Schenck
Navy
Barre Daily Times OCR Summary
Fasulanne becomes a poor man and keeps a rich man from being of your lifetime in company Montpuiler Vi ill B 5 5 Mont Kaen NB es Dalintgs local Soon Sane.
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Fasulanne
Montpuiler
Talk of the Town items at Yourgoon's store and church notices
The page lists a clutter of local items including framed and unframed pictures at wholesale prices, office space for rent on Main Street, and callouts for meetings at the Universalist and Congregational churches. It mentions a children musical program by Circle No 1 at the vestry with refreshments after the event.
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S. Tal
Baldwin
Anniversalist Church
Veses
Circle No. 1
Fire damages Cushuian house on Central Street
A chimney fire filled with creosote caused smoke damage at the Cushuian residence on Central Street. Firefighters arrived promptly during the midday incident, with repairs planned to restore rooms for housekeeping and to prepare the house for Henry Sault’s move from the Stevens house.
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Cushuian
Central Street
Henry Sault
Stevene
Real estate and town notes staged in Chelseas district
Chelseas area records show multiple property transfers and tenement changes. Dwellings on Wall Street and near Mins ter avenue shift hands as John L. Baron and Charles B L Bacon acquire blocks. Phil Clough’s East Hill farm sells for 4500. Thatcher of Washington acquires Str. records. changes reflect a busy local market. The piece also notes residents moving, including W Townsend family relocating to South May and Mrs. Adama escort to Vergennes for a court matter.
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Stanley
Tirwlay
W. Muni
Obi
Danke
Minster
Sax
Ork
Wilare Lie
Washingrton
Vieik
Mige M
Sherri BH
Adama, Jr
Vergennes
Will GC
Holmes
Sonny Jonds
Mondey
Los Angeles
Cal
Thin Town
Chelves
Toven
Leek
Denny
Deree
Washington
Charles BL
Fred Pletcher
John BL
Bacon
Phil Clough
Strafford Turnpike
Charles
Thatcher
Clough
George W. Horny
John L. Baron
Ordway, Holmes & Co
Chapel Street
Macon
John B. Bacon
Congregational Church
Ada
Hall) Bacon
Plainfield News Notes and Local Gleanings
Plainfield items show measles cases and local visits including Miss Ethel Colby, Benjamin Martin, Alfred Bragg, Folin Foxe, and others. Births, visitors from Barre and Montpelier, and church activities are listed along with telephones installed and social visits.
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Ethel Colby Te Iis
Benjamin Martin Ie
William Mout
Barre
Moses Lamberton
Marnsfield Way
Alfred Bragg
St. Johnsbury
Silnevale
Folin Foxe
Boston
Mor Jton Potter
George Gai
Listen
Vieea George Whiteher
Ebett Batchelder
Barrerae
Hine Batchelder
ELF
Teavith
Rita Clark
Flower
Mia
Cheron Perry
Fidella
Milford River
Margaret
Montpelier
Mra
Wimbh My
William Adamespi
Katherine
B. 1
Bartlett
A Chinese Drought Tragic Scenes From Dry Weather
Chicago News reports on China's droughts where water becomes scarce in simmer months. Rev John Macowan describes wells cracking as fields with rice suffer, farmers face poverty and even despair over crops. Neighbors clash for scarce water while nights echo withоз sounds of effort and longing to save homes and harvests.
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China
John Macowan
Chicago News
The Ring Finger Choice Explained in Quarries and Myth
The article discusses why the ring finger is worn on the left hand to avoid breakage and ease use. It cites 1788 British Apollo stating the fourth finger is chosen for its rigidity and limited extension, contrasting with other fingers that can stretch.
Golf and Brains in Early Student Banter
A humorous exchange from a Philadelphia University setting features a student quipping about Latin and Greek study versus golf. The professor and exam context hint at the value of eloquence and actions over mere knowledge as events become tutors.
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Bt Andrew
King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Recovery
An old tale claims a feared illness could be fought by a miraculous remedy. The account references a man who tried a “King’s New Discovery” and recovered rapidly after taking two bottles, praising the remedy as life saving while criticizing other treatments.
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Perewmonia
Unsigned Card Fragment From a Silent Petition
A fragmented parchment shows a list of undersigned names and unclear phrases about a remedy or warrant. readable bits include references to Davie, Jo. McArthur, Trey, and a few illegible terms suggesting a petition or request without clear context. The text is damaged with many garbled words and missing details.
A Trick of the Trade Warns Picture Buyers in Paris
A French dealer Rochefort warns wealthy buyers that apparent art quality can mask fakes. An American customer bought an old master in fine condition then risked losing the original to a copied canvas hidden behind the frame. The tale underscores the need for careful authentication during purchases.
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Paria
Franchman
M. Rochefort
Nils
Too Strong a Bluff The Boy Carried His Insions Too Far
A New York hotel proprietor recalls holiday restaurant crowds and a grocer’s lesson in business bravado. A rich judge's wife visits, but the boy is left to watch her leave without a large order, illustrating how perception of activity can drive customer behavior.
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New York
Washington
The Art of Saint Gaudens in Atlantie Review
The piece contrasts angels and Caryatids with modern women, praising the Adams Memorial in Rock Creek Cemetery as an almost sacred, hushed sculpture. It highlights the hooded, contemplative figure as an emblem of nobility and mystery, suggesting Nirvana or divine peace, with author Kenyeo Cox praising its imaginative power.
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Saint Gaudens
Adams Memorial
Rock Creek Cemetery
Washington
Tomba
Medici
Heroul
Kenyeo Cox
Atlantle
The Heiress Abroad Lettered in Humorous Exchange
A fragment from Harper's Weekly portrays a playful exchange about travel and marriage proposals. The heiress teases, claiming one suitor wished to marry her while abroad, in a light, period tone.
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Harper's Weekly
London Safety Valve at Trafalgar Square
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes London’s free speech culture with Trafalgar Square and Hyde Park’s reformers’ tree as busy rendezvous spots. On Sundays crowds swarm as agitators speak on religion politics women’s rights astrology and socialism. Red flags appear among ground mats and poles with speakers addressing vast audiences.
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Trafalgar Square
London
Trafmigar Square
Hyde Park
House of Fords
Philadelphia
Fishing With Forty Feet Rods at Sea in Biarritz
A London Fishing Gazette excerpt notes anglers at Biarritz use rods over forty feet long with railing rests and light sinkers. It contrasts giant rods at La Pointe Plate with lighter weights and mentions Vicomte Henri de France. The piece also discusses the word engine and its linguistic drift from Latin inspired by inventive meaning.
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Biarritz
France
Jeniyth
la Pointe
Raels
Vicomte Henri de France
Cea
London Fisting Gazette
Speaker of the House Debate Echoes Men and Wives
A brief exchange recalls parliamentary law and marital influence as Jinks notes his wife has served as speaker for twelve years while Binks remarks on women's knowledge in parliamentary matters. The New York Press quotes a light, historical debate tone.
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Aker
Binks
Jinks
New York Press
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