Kidney Trouble Digested by Peruna Testimony
Nicholas J. Hertz of Albany writes that a heavy cold settled in his kidneys and worsened in cold weather. After trying various remedies he used Peruna, with back pain relief in a week and full recovery in four weeks. He continues using Peruna to stay well and praises Dr. Hartman’s program from Columbus, Ohio.
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Nicholas J. Hertz
Ancient Order of Workmen
Capitol Lodge
Pearl Street Hotel
Albany
N. Y
Hartman
Peruna
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Good Reason. Georgia judge recalls pantaloons case
Representative Adamson recalls a Georgia County Court trial where a man charged with stealing a pair of britches was acquitted. The accused stayed seated after being told he could go, saying he preferred witnesses go first because he still wore the stolen britches.
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Adamson
Georgia
Philadelphia Ledger
City sellers’ auto breakdowns spark rumor about Harriet Simpkins
In a noted Detroit Tribune line, the Boarder questions Harriet Simpkins’ beauty while Farmer Stubble cites frequent auto breakdowns in front of the Simpkins’ house as locals borrow tools like monkey wrenches, hinting at city sellers’ trespasses.
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Simpkins
Detroit Tribune
Moon Inhabitation Doubt Prompted By Quip
A fragmentary quotation from Tales features a debater arguing against inhabiting the moon. He notes that during fullness all is well, but as the moon wanes to a small crescent he questions where people could reside.
Belgiums population climbs nearly 400000 in five years
Belgium, the most densely populated independent nation, has gained about 400000 inhabitants in the last five years, with a faster growth rate than in the prior decade. In the Courier Journal quote, neighbors discuss the impact of Wagnerian music and its domestic influence.
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Belgium
Conquest Quip Sparkles in Local Cartoon Dialogue
In a witty exchange, Mrs Oldblood asks if they return to William the Conqueror while Mrs Newblood quips that their son is at quarterback, a playful line from the New York Sun reflecting sports and family pride.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Congressman Goulden
Hon. Joseph A. Goulden of New York 18th District backs Doan's Kidney Pills for bladder and kidney inflammation noting relief by the second day. Advertisement lists Foster Milburn Co as seller at 50 cents per box and urges general use. The piece also reviews commercial travel by American meat packers expanding into South America and Asia, stressing enterprise and markets.
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Doan
Joseph A. Goulden
Congress
New York
Soldiers’ Home
Bath
N. Y
J. A. Goulden
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
A Colorado Bear Hunt by Theodore Roosevelt
President Roosevelt writes of his October Scribner's essay detailing a Colorado bear hunt. He describes black bears as rarely dangerous, recounting silent, near-misses, and his successful shots. The piece also cover's Colorado scenery, birds, and his dogs Shorty and Skip in action during the chase.
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Roosevelt
Scribner’s Magazine
Colorado
Denver
Shorty
Skip
Portrait of Japan as Buried in Humor and Stereotype
Burton Holmes in the Chicago Tribune catalogs a string of cultural clichés about Japan. The piece notes passport rules, dress at court, food, theater, demographics, bathing, wealth, burial posture, aging terms, social etiquette, cleanliness, wages, parenting, farewell phrases, and the wooden toothbrush, presented as exotic observations rather than current fact.
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Japan
Mme
Sada Yacco
Tokio
St. Petersburg
Danjiro
Burton Holmes
Chicago Tribune
Boston Evangelist and His Bright Five Year Old Daughter
A vivid Harper's Weekly vignette describes a devout Boston evangelist who rarely allows secular thought. His bright five year old daughter once answered a decree and told a visiting iceman that her mother might pray for him if father is away. The anecdote highlights child wit and religious households in a period piece.
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Boston
Harper’s Weekly
Distance Enchantment or Plain Sight in View
A Kansas City Telegram note questions whether distance enhances scenery, countering the adage that distance lends enchantment. The piece reflects on perception behind the teller’s gate, suggesting no added charm or thrill in the observed view.
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Campbell
America's First Composer William Billings A Boston Tanner
William Billings born October 7 1764 in Boston helped shape early American music though his eccentric appearance and rough manners. He introduced new instruments to New England churches and used the pitch pipe to set tunes, leaving a patriotic imprint on Revolutionary era tunes before dying September 26 1800 in Boston.
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William Billings
Boston
New England
Billings
Boston Common
National Magazine
Explorer at North Pole Plans Lecture Dates
The eminent explorer reaches the north pole and, instead of sentiment, notes jotting down dates for future lectures. A shivering subordinate asks about weather and landscape as he records times and places for talks.
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North Pole
Rector Seeks Ways To Draw Women To Heaven
A fashionable church rector asks how to engage the ladies of his congregation in heavenly pursuits. The seasoned preacher suggests hinting at exclusivity to spark mild interest, a quip noted by the Pittsburgh Post.
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Pitsburg
Araminto Cherub Exhibit Teases Baby Theme
A fragment hints at a cherubic exhibit titled Araminto with playful quips about babies and an eighteen-year-old sister. The tone suggests light, whimsical art or feature pieces. No clear event, date, or organization is stated in the readable text.
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Araminto
Spoonall
His Selfishness.Crisis Excerpt Ends in Threatened Self-Harm
A translated Tales line shows a tense exchange where one character warns of self harm if nagging continues, and the other replies with anxious irony about nerves upon hearing a shot, illustrating a dark domestic moment.
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Newwe
L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W. L. Alasso
W.l.doug
W. L. Douglas
UGLAS
Real Progress in Father’s Riding Lessons
Translation note shows a child’s line about progress and permission to ride, reflecting family activity and language learning. The phrase indicates father improving with riding lessons and children being allowed to join. No additional context or names provided.
Williams Pink Pills Promote Nerve Cure Across Years
A testimonial from Dr Williams' Pink Pills users describes relief from chronic neuralgia and related pains after years of failed remedies. The narrator recounts severe head and facial pains, sleeplessness, and irritability, noting marked improvement after starting the treatment and complete cure after six boxes. Additional notices praise the remedies and include two other product endorsements.
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Dr. Williams
Charles H. Porter
Raymond
N.H
Man Reful le
Women and their daily burden feel the strain of female ailments
The passage describes how many women, in work and home life, suffer from ovarian troubles and related symptoms. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as a tonic to strengthen the female system, ease pain, and support daily tasks, with testimonials and a free advisory offer from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Miss F. Orser
Warrenton Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia
E. Pinkham
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Hill
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2 Savings Association
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H. E. Stager
F. M. Miller
Henley En
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Johnson Block
F. G. Hackleman
Rushville, Ind
Ol Tee Block
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RAY Johnson & GO
Meerrar
Ndiana
Lew Acme
NS Ndiana
CTOR
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Granite & Harble
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Souis Mar Sr
James Carfield
Carthage Ind
R- C
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Gatarah
Continent
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W.l. Pare
Ldouglas
Joe
Infans
Wan Serine
Harriet Simp
Louisville Courier-Journal
Congressman Goulden
Chicago
Sahara
Zanzibar
Brazil
Heaven
Bears
Castoria
Colorado Bear Hunt
Kansas City Telegram
America
Emily
Mr. Porter
David Kennedy
C. W. Brown
Petersburg, N. Y
Johnson
Sears
A.J. Tower Co, Bors m
U.8
Nashville, Tenn
Diss
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Peart Ackers
Bos
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Nashville
Tenn
Hever
Eulaenetten
Sone Sen Serernan
Cady's
Coff
Climax
Dkring Powder Company
Indianapolis
Waihi
Paxton Company
Masc
Gler, Vaine
Prussian Heaven
Danger
Cure Beaves
Remedy Co
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Greenwood Nurseries
Greenwood
Ind
Broadway
63Rd St
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W. Johnson Quinn
Old
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Chas. H. Gates
Madison Avenue
Toledo
Warren J. Lynch
G. P
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M. U
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