Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful Amid Daily Strain
A collected set of short vignettes notes ordinary people and small anecdotes. A Washington, D C, lieutenant credits Dean's Kidney Pills with restoring strength after years of back trouble from work strain. Other skits recount misunderstandings in a jewelry shop about secondhand watches, a tale of W W Corcoran and land, church attendance changes, and a diner mispronunciation episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Warren
No. 4 Chemical
Washington, D. C
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Raddish profits and Mississippi progress stir state interest
A veteran Mississippi trader releases a signed farmer’s report detailing a half acre radish crop near Madison, with 124 dollars and 20 cents profit and 3,000 pounds pea hay later. The piece celebrates state growth, new factories, carnivals, rail exhibit plans, and rural optimism across towns like Jackson Laurel Gulfport and Holly Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Dammeron
Mississippi
Jackson
Illinois Central
Southern
Gulf & Ship Island
Mobile
Gulfport
Harrison County
Laurel
Bear Cub Visitors Describe Jimmy the Bear at Play
Harold Baynes recounts Jimmy the bear cub visiting a Verdant town lawn. Children, a lady with a baby, and a collie dog observe as Jimmy wrestles, wanders, and avoids danger, then befriends a black and tan dog. A playful chase and comic misadventures unfold among townsfolk and onlookers. The scene showcases Jimmy’s tentative manners and the crowd’s amused reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Jimmy Cam
Colored preacher asks for a topic pills trigger revival humor
An Indianapolis News report recalls a revival finale where an old colored preacher, short on a sermon subject, invites the congregation to suggest one. A back pew boy shout asks for pills, provoking a tense moment before the preacher jokes about taking any subject offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren
Sistren
Short-Sighted Drummer Fumbles Money Order at Michigan Post Office
A Chicago drummer recounts visiting a Michigan village post office to cash a money order, only to find a gossiping clerk and a missing stamp. The clerk misreads the initials, delays the process for two days, and leaves him skeptical of the exchange.
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Michigan
Chicago
Tat City
Uncle San
M. Blank
Tress
United States
Advice for would-be mothers from Mrs Pinkham
Actual sterility in woman is very rare. If any woman thinks she is sterile let her write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts, whose advice is given free to all would be and expectant mothers.
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Saya
New York Press
Hering
Union Square
W. W. Corcoran
Corcoran
James Follaws
Bee
Baltimore
Milwaukee Sentinel
Arlington Hotel
Washington
W.C. Doane
Albany
Hartford
Uncle Josh
Boston
George Silcox
Josh
Washington Square
Iper
Pepe
SAN Porphin
New York
Gastoria
Bears
Astoria
Jay 1
Ea We
Douglas
W. L Douglas
Broaktan
Mass
Yaate
Mustang
Fister Ae
Greater
Misalaippi
Cammeron
H. E. Blakeslee
Sheen
Madigon
Ase Okolopa
Legion of Honor
Hardy
A. &M. College
Lowndes County
Jones
Lowndes
Union
Hinda
Hinds
Perry
New
Mitsissippi
Wiggins
Hattiesburg
Excelsior
Hollandale
Delta
J. J. Wilson
Fittsburg
Pelahatchie
Wilson
Holly Springs
Board of Councimen
Hofly Springs
Eee
Penterpetnen
Sss
Oxford Shopuwen
JiMey
Beavst
Harold Baynes
Jimigie
Barretti
Haurverd
Flores
Brown
Thim
Pene
James
Carrie Chapman Catt
Woman Suffrage Association
Harry
Ernest Harold Baynes
Willia
Cleveland Lander
Archat
Phila
Indianapolis News
Sorghum
Wall Street
Franx Bayes
S. Second St
Meriden, Conn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean Mas
Pinna
Mar P
Waarny
Fist
the Norman
Milwaukee
Wis
Eydia Pinks Mods
Lee, Mase
Lc ‘S
Dr. McGee
I . Bay Banner Blue
ST. Louis
St. Louis World’s Fair
Winchester
Wing ! Repeating Arms CO
New Haven
Plantalion
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