Cure Your Kidneys Prop Up Back Aches and Bladder Troubles
An advertisement urges curing kidney trouble by addressing the cause not symptoms. Dean's Kidney Pills are promoted with a testimonial from Captain 8. D Hunter of Pittsburg Fire Department, claiming full recovery three years ago and would use the pills again. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
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Dean
D Hunter
Pittsburg
Wylie Avenue
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
The advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio is described as the only cure on the market taken internally in small doses. It supposedly cures by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces with a money back guarantee.
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Fcare
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F.J. Cheney & CO
Okie
Pacific Coast National Meetings and Legal Notices
Details on Pacific coast national meetings this summer near the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland Oregon with Santa Fe lines offering low rates and ample stopovers. Also notes on the Aikins law fines for rail rebates, nervous disorders in children, and advertisements for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Defiance Starch and cures.
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Pacific Coast
Portland
Oregon
Santa Fe Road
Accomplished Daughter Impresses at College Life
A lighthearted dialogue notes Mary Elizabeth’s two years at college improve her reading and music, while remaining down to earth. Her blunt, quick manner and habit of not keeping callers waiting are praised as endearing traits.
Golf season opens to delight of clerks and bosses
Bookkeep notes in the paper that the golf season has opened and he is glad. Clerkleigh learns the old man loves golf and leaves the office early when the season is on. Detroit Tribune.
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Bookkeep
Clerkleigh
Detroit Tribune
Not a Twin Yet a Slim Sluggish Season Quote
Dialogue fragment from the St. Louis Star notes a humorous exchange about a boy and a father, with remarks on spring sluggishness and a wife sligging him this morning. The piece preserves period tone and character names, reflecting a newspaper oddity.
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Hen Peck
St. Louis Star
You are mine at last they sat cheek to cheek
A Detroit Tribune excerpt depicts a couple exchanging intimate lines about love and devotion. The man vows to move heaven and earth to win her, and she responds with a light, pleased acceptance.
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Detroit Tribune
Trate of the Ground Hog
A dialogue fragment shows Bobby reporting hard work digging out a woodchuck while his father praises industrious effort. The scene features characters Bobby and Father in a rustic exchange reflecting labor and humor.
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Bobby
Robert
Puck
Jones Gray Described as Master Orator by Friends
In a playful exchange, Jones and Smith praise Gray for his eloquence. They say his grandiloquent language could describe a boarding house prune supper so vividly it stirs desire.
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Jones
Gray
Smith
Costume party reveals Charley Chapleigh as himself
At the party Charley Chapleigh was asked what character he wore. He replied he went as himself, calling the idea a joke and saying he did not adopt another persona.
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Charley Chapleigh
Couple's wedding anniversary and clerical pay dispute
Mrs. Henpeque asks if a charity act commemorates their twentieth anniversary. Mr. Henpeque responds by refusing to give a raise to a single clerk who wished to marry.
Rightful doubt and cold reply shatter hopeful line
A terse exchange reveals a man questioning fidelity while a woman dismisses his concern, leaving him isolated and unsure. The fragment captures a tense emotional mismatch and the strain of unreciprocated care.
Thrilling exchange in Detroit Tribune tale
A dramatic exchange pits a hero against a friend offering faster travel by automobile. The hero insists on the horse, joking that driving would be slowed by rural constables stopping him to take his number.
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Detroit Tribune
Land Seekers and Rice Lands Catalogs For Free Government
Advertisement requests information from S G Warner and Kansas City Southern Ry about homesteads improved farms mineral lands and rice and timber lands plus copies of current events business opportunities and rice book. It notes cheap round trip homeseekers tickets on the first and third Tuesdays and promotes the Land of Fulfillment. The piece ends with a domestic joke exchange about cake made by the mother.
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S. G. Warner
G. P
T. A
Kansas City
Vanishing Industries and Shifting Tastes Threaten Trades
In a century marked by rapid change, the Russ Company faces decline as demand fades. The Birmingham jewsharp industry suffers from collapsing demand among savage peoples. The text argues civilization’s reach gospel and humorously cites Wagner as a benchmark for native tastes in Central Africa.
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Birmingham
Central Africa
Wagner
For Rent or Sale Two Ranches in Custer County Neb
Two ranches of 3000 acres each on the South Loup river in Custer County offer 500 acres of corn land 60 acres alfalfa 320 meadow and the remainder in pasture with good improvements. Inquiries to Victor H. Coffman Omaha Neb.
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Custer County
South Loup River
Victor H. Coffman
Omaha
Neb
Proudley’s Bad Break Quip Sparks Witty Exchange
Mrs Guschiey notes it would be pleasant to be married to a clever man. Proudley replies he has only been married once and does not know the cause. The remark appears in the Chicago Journal as a light humorous exchange.
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Proudley
Guschiey
Chicago
Oldest Man Claim Stirred by Leeds Workhouse Irishman
Fragmentary report notes Thomas Harte claiming to be 137 years old and the world’s oldest man. Details mention investments and a St Louis address as context, with unclear connection to the age claim and a Leeds workhouse setting.
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Thomas Harte
Leeds
Workhouse
England
Defiance Starch Promises Stronger Wear and Value
Ad claims Defiance Starch yields longer lasting stiffness and less shaving or wear compared with rival brands. It suggests better results for the price, noting customers may get one third more for their money. The piece also references the Czar as distracted with state affairs while his baby learns to walk.
Remarry Peewee Eeeee In Germany Seed Potatoes
Fragmented OCR note cites irregular fragments about remarry, German seed potatos planted whole, George M Pullman sleeping car idea from a miners cabin, patent nostrums, and assorted quotes. The readable bits include stray names and generic statements without cohesive story.
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Germany
George M.pullman
Central City
Colo
Missouri and Kansas News Roundup Deluge of Local Incidents
A long Missouri notes a rash of events from a defeated editor paid arrears to a Saline county paper. Fires burn Pilot Grove schoolhouse and West Plains barns. Criminial acts include a razor wound during a craps dispute and land disputes ending in murder near Poplar Bluff. Governor Folk seeks extradi tion for embezzler McIntire as rail and land office changes loom.
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Clark Chronicle
West Plains
Fragmented OCR note hints at household matters and humor
Snippet shows a garbled dialogue about marriage and daily expenses with exclamations and a humorous line Great Jumping Jehosaphat. The text resembles a local paper fragment from the Courrier Journal with casual domestic banter and faded references.
Untitled Fragment Says Politeness in Street Cars
Disjointed notes from a city desk recount a fake assignment about politeness in street cars. The scene includes stray lines about groceries, starch brands, and a missing reporter, with quips on duty and delayed work.
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Knapp
Commission
Caldwell
Binks
Spinks
Binke
the Russ Company
Ged Bend
Rhode Pete Aes
Kioore
St. St Louis
Peewee Eeeee
N. W. Samuel
Ocean Grove
N. J
Rabe Sousarine Seyie, Roars
God
France
Stotesbury
Roosevelt
Nevada
Henry Cadie
Missouri
the Sons of the Revolution
Annapolis
Charles Ray
Edward Allison
Rolla
Allison
Ray
Saline County
Pilot Grove
Cooper County
Alice Dunkle
Willis Franklin
John D. Franklin
Sedalia
Ten-Mile Creek
Poplar Bluff
Herbert 8. Hadley
Folk
Standard Oil Company
May M. Pierce Clark
Lancaster
Mass
Berry Foundry and Manufacturing Company of
St. Joseph
Booneville
Ironton
Springfield
Robert W. Alexander
Kans
C. M. Rand
Katherine E. Peed
Warrensburg
Washington
Peed
Philippines
Nellie Greer
Mathew Greer
Leland Stanford, Jr. University
University of California
George H. Potts
Otterville
Canada
United States
Iowa
Ilinois
Minnesota
Ville Courrier-Journal
Eva
Helen
Ac News
Chicago Tribune
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