Wappy Women Mrs Pare of Glasgow Praises Kidney Pills
Mrs Pare describes kidney trouble including back pain variable secretions and scalding sensation. Dean's Kidney Pills regulated secretions reduced inflammation and restored normal color. She says she can rest well and feels much better. Sold by all dealers 50 cents per box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Mrs. Pare
C. B. Pare
Glasgow
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Precocious in Spots Voice in Detroit Daily Note
Dialogue snapshot features Bobby asking if he must return to school and his mother replying with a patient explanation. The exchange captures a child’s curiosity about education and parental reassurance, reflecting everyday family life in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Detroit Free Press
Elopement Exchange Sparks First Suitor Challenge
A fragment from the Chicago Record Herald shows a dramatic exchange where one person insists the other was first to propose elopement, while the reply questions the motive. The dialogue hints at romance and social expectations of rushing into marriage.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Old advert boasts that Mother Gray a nurse at the Children's Home in New York used the powder to cure constipation feverishness stomach teething disorders and to move the bowels and destroy worms. Claims over 0 000 testimonials and urges druggists to supply. Sample free at A S Olmsted Leltoy N Y
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
New York
Éall
Labouchere’s Cigarette Habit and Cleanliness Mania
A profile of English statesman Henry Labouchere highlights two weaknesses: a voracious cigarette habit and a compulsive impulse to clean decorate and rebuild. Despite wealth he drinks little wine preferring cheap cigarettes and admits quality matters little to him as long as there is plenty.
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Labouchere
Vic
Labby
Ion
Magazior
Cutting Out the Last Word
A man in a gray suit drives a red car on Thirty third street. A woman in the tonneau leans forward and he makes the car roar and buck. She drops back as he grins, a derisive display of femininity.
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Thirty-third Street
New York Press
Postum improves health by replacing coffee says old timer
An eight year Postum user testifies to health and nerve benefits from substituting Postum for coffee. She recalls nervous dyspepsia and tea or coffee avoidance advised by physicians, noting her husband also improved after switching. The family reports stronger brain and nerves, with fuller health, and a recommendation to seek the brand’s booklet in each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
WalloMe
Harvesting Methods for Sweet Potatoes in Large Operations
D. N. Nesbit discusses harvesting gear and procedures. A scoop digger cuts roots and leaves the plant, aiding quick lifting and drying before gathering. Sorting yields primes and seconds, with practical ranges from 400 to 500 bushels per acre for coarse stock varieties depending on soil and care.
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D. N. Nesbit
The Deadly Cicuta Poison in Wild Parsnips
Poisoning cases arise from water hemlock Cicuta maculata misidentified as wild parsnips. The plant grows 3 to 8 feet with white flowers and tuberous roots, found in swamps from Atlantic states to Iowa and Minnesota, causing deadly symptoms in both people and livestock.
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Atlantic States
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Mexico
United States
Killing Thistles
A reader asks how to remove thistles and is advised that persistent plowing and cultivation for a full season followed by seeding to clover may expel them. Canada thistles are very hard to exterminate once established, according to S. J. Shannon of Brown County Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Review
S. J. Shannon
Brown County
Wisconsin
Adulterants of Stock Feed Highlighted by Professor Henry
In a Wisconsin farmers address Professor W A Henry warns about adulterants in stock feed. Ground weed seeds in bran oat hulls and by products from oatmeal mills form cat dust and cheap filler. Marsden Feed corn stalk dust ground cob meal and Brewer's grains mixed into feeds defraud buyers and violate Wisconsin law.
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Wisconsin
W. A. Henry
Digesting Hay and Oats in Animal Nutrition
Prof C F Langworthy summarizes Berlin experiments by Zaunty showing digestive energy varies with feed. Respiratory quotient tracks muscular work of chewing and digestion. Oats offer higher nutritive value than hay, about two and a half times.
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Professor Zaunty
Agricultural High School
Berlin
Zuntz
C. F. Langworthy
Patent Medicine Ad Confession and Seller Claims
An advertisement touts a cure for catarrh offering one hundred dollars for non cure and asserts the signer knows the Cheney firm for fifteen years. It lists Toledo wholesalers and claims internal remedies cure catarrh by acting on blood and mucous membranes with a stated price per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & CO
Talido
Cheney
Wist & Trax
Dravyista
Toledo
Warinixo
Kisnan & Marvis
Diezglats
O. Ralls
Hall
When Mme Patti Fought in Childhood Cruelty Tale
Mme Patti recounts a Porto Rico childhood memory of witnessing a half breed woman beating a child. She describes defending the child, knocking the assailant down with a broom handle and later hearing the woman call her mother’s daughter a thief. The piece ends with her declaration of strong compassion and abhorrence of cruelty.
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Mme
Patti
Porto Rico
Boy recovers from malignant scarlet fever with kidney pills
In St. John Kansas on November 16 a boy, son of Mr and Mrs William Melride, nearly died from malignant scarlet fever. He became semi paralyzed in the right leg and arm, lost hearing in the right ear, and suffered epileptic fits. After Dodd's Kidney Pills were used the seizures stopped within a week and the boy improved. Sworn statements from the boy's parents and Dr. Simes and Dr. Jesse J. Efimes support the cure by the pills.
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St. John
Kan
William Melride
Simes
Dodd
Nervy Drusnier Presses Home Marriage Demand
A Philadelphia Press item quotes a bold drusnier pressing a hopeful match, while the proud beauty rejects the insulting proposal as a cross insult and replies with firm defiance in a clipped exchange.
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Drusnier
Philadelphia Press
Northwestern inventors awarded weekly patent list
Patents issued last week to Northwestern inventors include Charles Anguy of Albert Lea Minnesota for a cooking utensil Andrew Mouck of Fargo North Dakota for a mill to crush ores John Bresman of Minneapolis Minnesota for a cutter head Mathias Exe of Wayfield Minnesota for a mail box Paul Gross of Minneapolis Minnesota for a dustpan Robert Hearns of St Paul Minnesota for a non refillable bottle Allen Mentzer of Duluth Minnesota for locomotive tread lights and Lothrop and Johnson patent lawyers of St Paul Minnesota assisted.
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Northwestern
Charles Anguy
Albert
Lea
Minn
John Bresman
Minneapolis
Mathias Exe
Wayfield
Paul Gross
Robert Hearns
St. Paul
Allen Mentzer
Duluth
Mion
Andrew Mouck
Farge
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Cress Brig
St Paul
More Proof on Wealth and Parent Selection
The New York World argues that wealth is not inherently a curse to children, but its impact depends on the type of parents. The piece emphasizes that in choosing parents, children must exercise the greatest care to ensure favorable outcomes.
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The
New York World
Vaseline and its imitations warned against
The article warns that imitations of Vaseline sold by some druggists are inferior and potentially harmful. It urges buying only original Chesebrough Vaseline and notes their Capsicum Vaseline is advertised elsewhere.
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Chesebronch Manufacturing Co
Those Evening Gowns Reflect Social Season Anxiety
A fragment from the Chicago Post notes a woman fretting over social season expectations and a tan she regrets from last summer, tying fashion to self awareness and public appearance.
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Chicago Post
Allen’s Foot-Base Foot Remedy Highlighted
Mrs. W. J. Walker of Camden Woods reports relief from burning itching and discomfort in feet after using Allen’s Foot-Base. She praises its cure and notes she would not be without it. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents.
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Allen
W. J. Walker Camden
Chesebrough Mfg. Co
State Street
New York
Cry
Airship Targeted for Warfare Mentioned in Figure’s Talk
A man in an open car notes Prof Langley’s airship could be used in warfare if the enemy would wait for it to fall on them. The map beside him contemplates such a scenario, reflecting cautious speculation on airpower.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Carpets Colored on Floor with Putnam Faceless Dyes
A short note reports carpets colored on the floor using Putnam Faceless Dyes. No further context or details are provided about technique or outcome.
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Putnam
Quote Sparks Tense Exchange in Town Topics
In Town Topics, a pointed exchange unfolds as a woman proposes a test of character and speed, noting a man must be exceptionally kind or swift. He acts, sealing the moment with a decisive kiss, leaving observers to ponder the social dynamics at play.
Piso's Cura for Consumption Advertised in 1900
A reader from Vrinity Springs Indiana notes Piso's Cura for consumption has an equal for coughs and colds in a February 15 1900 reference. The letter aligns with period patent remedy claims and reflects early marketing language.
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John Bork
Vrinity Springs
Ind
Remus and Sam Exchange Folk Wisdom in Chicago News
A fragment from the Chicago News features Remus asking Sam about experiences with wives. Sam replies that he has no wives but has mule knowledge, framed in humorous dialect.
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Bruddah
Remus
Sam
Chicago News
What Manner of Man Mrs Brown and Jones Schemes
Mrs Brown asks about getting along while Mrs Jones counts two schemes each worth at least 1,900,000 dollars and notes a 19 dollar weekly job. The dialogue hints at financial plans and employment within a domestic discourse.
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Brown
Mrs. Jones
Charles
Cured by Lynxative Brumo Quiniso Tablets
Untangled fragment mentions Lynxative Brumo Quiniso tablets and a vague promise of a refund or remedy. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations are provided.
Didue son finds new flat on tight squeeze
A terse exchange from the Detroit grave Press notes a tightened situation as the phrase squeezing out competitors suggests a broader business consolidation. The quote highlights pressure on firms to adapt quickly in a crowded market.
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Datroit Grager Press
Beautiful Holiday Gift Send 50 Yiulde to Pescaty
Fragments describe a varied list of names and items with unclear actions. The readable portions reference gifts, transactions, and a set of individuals such as Cloke Beddings Sco Paul and Sivnnesote Agents Wanted, with no coherent event.
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Yiulde
Pescaty
Torselina
Drfee
Apas
Sco Paul
Sivnnesote
Metalically Speaking in Baltimore News Brims with Swagger
The Baltimore News riffs on a man of tin and swagger, noting his grand talk hides bratty arrogance and a hollow surface. The piece reads like a sly columnist sketches a flawed character through witty lines and a sharp tone.
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Baltimore News
Vacation stay costs at Bungion hotel clerk asks guest budget
The cautious stranger asks how long to stay and the clerk replies that the cost depends on the guest’s funds. The exchange unfolds in a Bungion hotel lobby as the man considers his options for a weeklong visit.
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Bungion Hotel
Philadelphia Press
Sorrow in Men for Failing to Savor Women’s Regard
A reflective line notes that many men bring sorrow to women's hearts by failing to appreciate their regard, stressing how misread affection harms relationships and emotional bonds.
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Rosa Adams
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Phikkhham
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JW. Coly &Co
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Fanos yieeRse
North Dakota
Indy
Harrington - Nelson Co
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Caton College
Irea
Thompson
N. BD
N. U
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Main ST
Winnipeg
Canada
Virginia
W.S
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Healta
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Ouluth
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