Cure For Eczema Noted In Selma Woman
A Selma Alabama woman recounts severe skin eczema, despite two doctors’ diagnoses. She and her husband tried Cuticura remedies, which cleared all spots after six months, with no symptoms for three years. The account is followed by miscellaneous quoted lines and an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Lizzie E. Sledge
Jones Ave
Selma
Ala
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Under the New Ruling His Lawyer Says Witnesses Pressure Alibi
A prisoner argues that his drunken state should prove his fault, while his lawyer notes half a dozen witnesses saw him whip his wife and questions the viability of an alibi in light of those testimonies.
Tainted money in old yarn seck puzzled Mrs Chugwater
Mrs Chugwater asks Josiah what tainted money means. Mr Chugwater replies money kept in an old yarn seck. He urges her to let her mind work.
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Josiah
Congressional Sessions Tie Up Bills and Debates
The Senate and House met with limited action as debates and resolutions dominated the sessions. Key items included inquiries into recent government bond issues, reclamation of swamp land, and a prominent maiden speech denouncing trusts. Notable notes covered poverty causes, new telephone transmission ideas, and a Colorado court challenge to trust practices amid financial stringency.
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Clay
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New York Charities Organization Society
Senate selects Frye pro tempore in long Maine tenure
National Capital Notes report William P. Frye of Maine as president pro tempore of the Senate, a post he has held almost continuously since February 1806 except when serving as Senate president. Cortelyou and British ambassador Bryce declined invitations to the Chicago Real Estate Board banquet planned for early next year.
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Senate
William P. Frye
Maine
Treasury
Cortelyou
Bryce
Chicago Real Estats Board
Roosevelt Ends All Third Term Talk Statement Issued
President Roosevelt reaffirmed his refusal to seek renomination in a White House statement made Wednesday evening. The text, written without party leader input, reiterates his 1904 pledge not to run again, surprising many observers and journalists who gathered at the mansion. Also mentioned are brief local items about mining students returning for holidays and misc notices.
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Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt third-term stance sparks varied political forecasts
Notable figures react to President Roosevelt’s declaration that he will not seek a third term, drawing from past statements and party dynamics. Columnists William J. Bryan Senator Foraker Senator Knox Speaker Cannon Senator La Follette weigh in as analysts and supporters assess timing and implications.
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William J. Bryan
Foraker
Senator Knox
Cannon
Senator la Follette
Balloon flight and train wreck intertwine strange sequence
An immense balloon named All America carried seven passengers on a successful run from Pittsfield Massachusetts to Canterbury New Hampshire with Leo Stevens as pilot. Near Marshall California the aircraft paralleled a sharp curve as a Western Pacific train derailed after crossing ties for two hundred feet and plunged down an embankment into Tomales Bay.
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All America
Pittsfield
Mass
Canterbury
N. H
Leo Stevens
Marshall
Cal
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Tomales Bay
Pramy Cattle of Samoa Describe Small Breeds
The Samoan Islands host the smallest cattle species observed by naturalists. Male weight remains under about 3 pounds, while females are generally about 100 pounds heavier. Animals are stocky, short, with red mouse color and white markings, large heads, and unusually long horns.
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Samoa
Samoan
Kidney Trouble Relief Promises Restore Health
A Lake City Minnesota man reports severe kidney trouble with back pains and dizziness. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills, sold by Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York, for curing him and restoring perfect health after irregular kidney secretions.
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South
Oak Street
Lake City
Minn
Dean
Foster-Milburn Ca
Buffalo N. Y
Heart Action on Shipboard
A surgeon aboard a trans Atlantic liner notes that on modern ships the bigger hulls and engines increase vibration, making accurate readings of the human heart difficult. He explains suspension methods fail to counteract the motion and that vibration does not harm the heart, only distorts readings.
Donor that it does positive heart beat noted
A Boston Post fragment notes the patient’s heart beating in form as a donor gesture is affirmed. With the ship’s shaking and the practiced ear, the report captures a tense moment highlighting medical progress and uncertainty surrounding the donor event.
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Boston Post
Colonel Hawkthunder Reveals Hay Fortune Tale
The reporter asks Colonel Hawkthunder about a fortune in hay and he replies the only basis is marrying a rich grass widow years ago. He adds he can defeat the man who sent the question, with sharp humor and bold challenge.
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Hay
Col. Hawkthunder
One Day Cure Claim for Bromo Quinine Piano Fact
An old advertisement claims Bromo Quinine as a universal cold cure in one day and references a signature by E. W. Grove. The note contrasts this with a random piano fact stating forty eight materials used in piano construction. The text mixes promotional lingo with unrelated instrument trivia.
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E. W. Grove
Wayside Commenings and a Rough Ride
A rider named Adam Zawfox claims Ever ride on a streetcar was nearly unpaid. Job Starky Wanst describes the jizzer on the front end of the car picking him up and carrying him nearly a block before the conductor intervened.
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Adam Zawfox
Starky
Your Intestines and Digestion Process Explained
A readable explanation describes how the intestines absorb nutrients through tiny absorbers, and warns that slow transit causes decay and poison formation. The text emphasizes that nourishment or poison depends on how long food remains in the system, and the resulting gas can harm the body.
Choccolate Pie Ad Claims Easy Delicious Treats
An old newspaper fragment advertises chocolate pie products and treats in multiple flavors Lemon Chocolate Custard sold in grocers for 10 cents per two package. It mentions a Norfolk Massachusetts plant producing briquettes by machine and a public bath for dogs in Dresden. The text is fragmented with garbled branding and pricing.
The General Demand for a Simple Laxative Remedy
The Well-Informed demand a pleasant efficient laxative with known safe components. California Fig Syrup Co offers Syrup of Figs with Elixir of Senna as a trusted, ethical remedy. Buy the genuine product manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co per bottle.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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