Fearful Kidney Trouble Reversed by Doan’s Pills
James Greenman of 142 Hast Adams Street Sonia Michigan suffered severe back pain urinary weakness dizziness and depression with rapid weight loss. After forty kidney stones passed following one box of Doan's Kidney Pills his condition improved and he recovered fully. Doan's Kidney Pills cost 50 cents at all stores.
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T. James Greenman
Adams
Sonia, Mich
Dean
Doan’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Easy to Lick Russia by Youngstown Newsies
Two young boys at Youngstown Telegram bulletin read aloud about possible trouble with Russia over a treaty. They debate risks of war, joking that Uncle Sam could defeat Russia with the Salvation Army.
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Russia
Youngstown (U
Huhl
Sam
Salvation Army
Repartee Off the Stage in Weber Fields Dressing Room
Joe Weber and George Beban battense over a game of checkers in the Weber Fields dressing room. Weber teases Beban that the game helps him prepare for his part as Beban jokes about the bet and seeking the $1.90 in 12 weeks.
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Weber Fields
Joe Weber
George Beban
Mr. Weber
Weber
Allen’s Foot Ease Sample Offer Promises Free Trials
Over five million free samples distributed yearly to prove the genuine merit of Allen's Foot Ora antiseptic powder for tired and swollen feet. The ad urges people to shake the powder into shoes and try it free. Address: Allen & Co. Olmsted, Le Roy, New York.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
His Pose Subtly Reveals View On Woman Suffrage
A humorous dialogue highlights Mrs Hewligus describing her husband as a chronic kicker with one foot in the air, signaling ambivalence toward the woman suffrage question. The exchange captures a satirical take on domestic attitudes toward reform.
Garfield Tea and Mrs Winslow's Syrup Featured in Teething Remedies
An old editorial style notes Garfield Tea as a liver remedy and costiveness treatment while promoting Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething gums and pain relief. It also includes a quip about a leap year romance and a Beecher quotation about patience amid storms.
Mysterious Murder in Paola Kansas
Rollin Hudson 21 and his wife Anna were found murdered in their Paola home. Bodies on a bed, blood spatter, heads crushed with a bludgeon. They came from Massillon Ohio and had recently reconciled after separations. Robbery unlikely. a grudge against the couple suspected. Mrs Hudson’s father Jacob Axxe resided in Massillon.
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Paola
Kansas
Rollin Hudson
Anna
Hudson
Massillon
Ohio
Farmer Holds Out For Corn Price At 80 Cents A Bushel
Ottonwood Falls Kansas C C Smith longtime Gedar Point farmer finally sells almost 10000 bushels of corn after four years of insisting on 80 cents per bushel. If he clears all cribs before the new wheat, it will mark 25 years with his granaries empty.
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Ottonwood’ Falls
Kansas
C. C. Smith
Gedar Point
Smith
New Baggage Rules Suspended by Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended pending investigation new railroad baggage rules effective July 1 that would limit sized pieces and raise rates on excess luggage. The agency cites potential unnecessary hardship on travelers from carriers setting baggage dimensions.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pujo Announces Fall Start for Money Trust Probe
Chairman Pujo said the money trust investigation cannot proceed in its main scope this season due to insufficient data and will resume in the fall. The comment came as the committee opened hearings in New York.
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Money Trust
New York
N. Y
Pujo
Plan to fund Kansas highways via 1914 amendment
Topeka Commercial Club proposes asking the 1914 Kansas legislature to submit a constitutional amendment to voters enabling state spending of $1,000,000 yearly on highways. Captain Halpin orders a nationwide roundup of thieves headed to Chicago for convention crowds.
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Topeka
Kansas
Topeka Commercial Club
Chicago
Ilinois
Halpin
Detective Bureau
Train Wreck in Storm Hits Freight Trains in Missouri
A severe rain storm caused a southbound St. Louis San Francisco freight train to crash into the rear of a preceding train between Purdy and Monett Missouri at midnight. Three men injured, hundreds of chickens and sheep killed, and substantial property damage reported. A flagman warned the second train but darkness and rain caused the collision. Sheriff shot deputy in Oklahoma after a quarrel over a bank note.
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Fort Smith
Arkansas
St. Louis
San Francisco
Purdy
Monett
No Mexican Votes In Arizona Senate Passes English Literacy Measure
Phoenix reports the senate approved an education measure requiring voters to read write and speak English, risking mass disfranchisement for Mexican residents. Wireless stations will link New Jersey coast directly with London within a year per Marconi company announcement.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Senate
London
New York
N. Y
New Jersey
Creed by its fruits tested: do creeds bless life today
The speaker argues creeds prove their worth by outcomes in human misery and need. True belief shows in conduct, not mere words, with life reflecting godlike kindness, hope, and duty.
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High Heaven
God
Father
Faith Nourishes the Soul Beyond Wealth and Fame
The speaker argues that life’s needs satisfy physical, social, intellectual, and spiritual wants, while lasting value comes from the Gospel. Wealth and fame are transitory, as an eternal spirit requires eternally enduring sustenance. True faith in God brings abundant other good things.
Physicians Recommend Castoria Health Remedy
An article praising Castoria as a safe, agreeable substitute for Castor Oil. It notes it does not contain opium, does not stupify, and avoids dangerous syrups. The piece urges readers to seek health benefits through regulated use and condemns poisoning children for profit.
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Bateman
Haiti
Journal of Health
Chas. H. Fletcher
B. Halstead Scott
Chicago
Ilis
Wiliam Belmont
Cleveland
Ohio
J. H. Taft
Brooklyn
N. Y
R. J. Hamlen
Detroit
Mich
Fletcher
Wm. J McCrain
Omaha
Neb
J. R. Clausen
Philadelphia
Gen Frederick D. Grant’s Death Stresses Heart Care
The Medical Record notes heart failure in Gen Frederick D. Grant and warns that hearts over forty five or fifty cannot endure high internal pressure. It cites life insurance concerns about army officers as work strain rises and urges gentler treatment of aging hearts to prevent similar deaths.
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Frederick D. Grant
Gen. Grant
Taft In Chicago Hosts Banquet Parody Sorrow
President Taft attended a Chicago banquet with secretary Hilles and military aid Major Archibald Butt. A Dixie parody sung at the dinner spoiled Butt’s evening as he, a Georgian, expressed disappointment that the song mocked a sacred prayer.
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Taft
Chicago
Mr. Hilles
Archibald Butt
Dixie
Butt
Georgia
Popular
Murine Eye Remedy Ad Claims and Quack Panacea
An OCR fragment advertises Murine Eye Remedy for eye ailments and references a Chicago company. It also cites a Garfield Tea claim and a Landor quote, then jumbles notices about liver kidney troubles and an unclear musings line, lacking coherent events or sourcing.
Powerful Plea Sparks Doubt After Acquittal
A North Carolina man, saved from horse stealing conviction by his lawyer, faced the question of guilt after the acquittal. The lawyer pressed him to admit the theft, and the man replied that the judge’s speech had sowed doubt about his own guilt.
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North Carolina
Honor Bright
Bill
Sallers
National Monthly
Difference Between Ideal and Practical in Stage Art
An intellectual young actor laments the gap between ideal stage art and practice. The stage manager counters with a sharp distinction between the artistic role that leads to Arcady and the fat part that leads to the pork barrel.
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Arcady
The Paxton Antiseptic Adverts Paxton Toilet Co Boston
An old advertisement promotes Paxtine Antiseptic as a staple for a clean wholesome mouth and sweet breath. It notes availability at druggists for 25c a box or by postpaid mail from The Paxton Toilet Co Boston Mass.
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Paxton Toilet Co
Boston
Mass
Strike Breakers of Old and Elijah’s Ravens Feeds
The passage references Elijah being fed by ravens amid a strike by workers. It notes the strike as a backdrop to the old tale of resilience and self reliance in the face of labor unrest.
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Elijah
Ask nothing but what is right sub mit to nothing wrong Andrew Jackson
The phrase emphasizes insistence on pursuing correct actions and submitting to no improper influence. It reflects a stance of ethical resolve attributed to Andrew Jackson.
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Andrew Jackson
Garfield Tea Wins As Best Beatharties Offer Merit
Garfield Tea demonstrates consistent quality and courteous service, presenting a friendly face with a smile to customers. The venue emphasizes merit in its offerings, aiming to meet patrons with a welcoming atmosphere.
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Garfield
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