Woman credits Dean's Kidney Pills for saving her life
Mrs. BE T Gould of Chicago credits Dean's Kidney Pills with saving her from Bright's Disease after years of eye trouble backache and frequent headaches. She states the medicine cured her symptoms after 1903 and has kept her well since. The ad notes the pills cost 60 cents a box and are sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Chicago
BE. T. Gould
W. Lake Street
Ill
Dean
Bright
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
He Won Crimsonbeak Bet Sparks Odd Raffle Tale
A humorous exchange centers on a late raffle for a turkey and a bet about rats from a wife. The punchline reveals the speaker did win the bet, though the full context remains light and comic in tone.
Save Fently Tonic Stirs Caution Over Constipation Remedy
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a ripe hundred dollars and a product named Savee Td CHENEY CO or St Sciraleye Becareh. It hints at a remedy for constipation and a cautionary note about its use. No clear entities or events are verifiable.
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Cheney
Self-Explanatory Muffled Voice Exchange In Machine
Report notes a muffled exchange as a person asks Bill to back a mechanism and Bill responds with concern that his face is caught in the works. The dialogue conveys a tense moment around an operating machine.
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Bill
Will
Salzer’s Bargain Seed Book Promises Free Juicy Radishes
An advertisement touts free juicy radishes and a summer supply. Salzer promotes his seed book with bargains on seeds and surprises, inviting readers to enjoy tender radishes all season.
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Salzer
Seed Company Catalogue Promotes Floral Seeds
Soha A Balser Seed Co based in La Crosse Wisconsin advertises a special catalogue featuring annual flowers and assorted seeds. The notice mentions radishes and dairy free options, plus fashionable serviceable blooms for farms and gardens.
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Soha 'A
Balser Seed Co
Leek
Diet and dreams aid contact with spirit world in London study
A London discussion on occult dreams links clear visions to light digestible food. B A Cochrane, cited as a dream authority, says heavy meals and alcohol block clear dreams. He advocates fruitarian or easily digestible diets to reach the spirit world and recall dreams.
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London
B. A. Cochrane
Boy in Hoosick Falls Benefits From Grape-Nuts Breakfast
An 11 year old boy in Hoosick Falls New York grew into a sturdy lad after adopting Grape Nuts as his sole breakfast. His mother says earlier indigestion and nerves vanished once he started the cereal and credits better health to the product from Postum Company Battle Creek Michigan. The ad invites readers to read The Road to Wellville booklet included with packages.
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Hoosick Falls
I. Y
Vic
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
A Hopeless Case by Jones and the Crankish Talk
A fragmentary Washington Star excerpt quotes a critic named Jones describing a humorous hopeless case. The dialogue features a boastful fellow who dismisses danger and germs with mockery. The piece reflects a playful clash of rhetoric about finance law and public risk.
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Jones
Bill
Forsaken Ends Amid Deaths and Literary Triumph
A London novelist balances a planned vacation with finishing a key chapter of Forsaken about a heroine’s death. As he writes in a mood of inspiration the real world intrudes with news of a Continental Express disaster, casting a grim parallel to his climactic scene and highlighting the book’s acclaimed realism.
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Ethel
daw@ter
Paris
London
Lving
Agill
Dawkins
Interruption sparks satire on Liberal government
In a heated election speech Sir Elis Ashmead-Bartlett faces a heckler who proclaims immunity to persuasion. The exchange ends with the challenger revealing a smooth head and a defiant retort. Also brief note on a boy who ignores grace and starts eating, challenging family etiquette.
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Elis Ashmead-Bartlett
Ellis
Sir Es
Drummer's Humorous Misguidance in Rheumatism Cure Tale
A cartoon-like tale features a drummer recounting a brother’s failed rheumatism cure via heroic measures. The brother tried dangerous schemes, including facing a bull, which ended fatally. The drummer admits his poor counsel and vows to drink alone, excusing himself for a five minute break.
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Charley
Morning Star Mission Ship Aims for Auction in Honolulu
After eighteen months serving Micronesia the famous Morning Star sails to Honolulu for sale by auction. Funded by Sunday School children, the ship cost 840 000 and began life as the Shoe City on the Boston Lynn route. It carried missionaries and supplies and ferried native children to Christian schools before market costs forced sale.
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South Sea
Honolulu
Boston
Lynn
South Sea Islands
South Seas
Globe
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Marshall Wilder at Bellevue-Stratford Dinner Joke About Rockefeller
A guest recounts Marshall Wilder’s fall dinner speech at Bellevue-Stratford in which Wilder joked about a dissolved partnership with John D. Rockefeller in the flower business. He said Rockefeller received the earth while Wilder kept the pots and plants.
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Marshall Wilder
Bellevue-Stratford
Wilder
John D. Rockefeller
Florst
Rockefeller
Homeseekers Special Fares From Minneapolis to West
The Minneapolis & St. Louis R. A. bids February 20 and March 20 for round trip and one way tickets to Nebraska Eastern Colorado Kansas Missouri Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma Texas and Louisiana. One way tickets are two dollars above half fare. Round trip at three fourths of the regular one way rate with twenty one days validity. Twenty one day tickets available first and third Tuesdays to other states in Southeast West and Northwest at one fare plus two dollars per round trip. Contact M and St J agents or write A B Cutts Minneapolis MN for full details.
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Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Minneapolis & St. Louis R. A
Mit
Pointa
A. B. Cutts
G. PP
TY. A
Minneapolis
Minna
The New Congressman Named Chief Purchasing Agent
The Newspaperman confirms the new congressman is the chief purchasing agent for the G. R. A., FL & T rail lines, noted with a genial smile by the buyer.
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FL & T
Lines
Puck
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Brews from Odd Claims
A dubious advertisement touts a guaranteed cure for piles with claims of relief in 6 to 14 days. The text references ointment and unspecified methods, using promotional language aimed at quick results.
Woman Refuses Elderly Home Despite Starvation Risk
A woman insists she will not admit aging or move to an elderly ladies' home despite statements that she is literally starving. The exchange reveals tensions over care and dignity as she resists institutional help.
OConnors Wit and a Voter’s Forgery Jest
A Cambridge city clerk recalls Patrick O Connor registering voters. An Irishman signs with great effort and another onlooker jokes let him write the clerk’s name. Pat answers I would not dare for that would be forgery. Boston Herald.
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Sustin A. Jacobs
Cambridge
Patrick O'Connor
Jacobs
Pat
Boston Herald
Dr J H Rindlaub Specialist Eye Ear Nose and Throat
The notice mentions Dr J H Rindlaub a specialist in eye ear nose and throat practice in Fargo North Dakota. The text includes a humorous line about wearing his left shoe on his right foot and a pessimist being pleased.
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J. H. Rindlaub
Fargo, N. D
Christmas Doll Swap Mystery in a 1905 Trick
A minister's daughter Marie is six, and in Christmas 1904 six dolls stood under the tree. The mother, planning ahead, hid one doll for 1905. On Christmas Day 1905 the hidden doll reappeared and Marie, viewing the tree, asked where she had seen that face before.
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Familtine
Marie
Mother
Marke
I Will Switch the Rhymes In Verse Then
The Cleveland Leader notes a playful tease about reversing verse structure and rhyming schemes. The piece hints at experimentation with rhythm and cadence, suggesting a future shift in poetic approach.
Woman's Trials and Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription
An article discusses childlessness and strained marriages, urging examination of causes and presenting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy. It touts high cure rates, mentions surgical fixes in rare cases, and notes transparent ingredient labeling and Dr. Pierce's confidence in his patients.
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der. Pierce
Invalida’ Hotel andSpical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Whi
Pierce
de. Pierce
Materia Medica
Dr. Pierce
Cytherea to the Years Poem Fragment in New York Press
A fragmentary poem by Post Wheeler appears in the New York Press lamenting aging love and faded passion. The speaker reflects on grown old age, dim exes, and a heart grown white while recalling a lost beloved and hope’s despair.
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Post Wheeler
New York
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MAK
SUEZ
Jphn
New
Bears
Castoria
Walla
George
Cleveland Leader
H. S. Howland
Madison Avenue
New York City
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SOO
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