Doan's Kidney Pills Advertised By Mrs Gamblin
Danger signals from kidneys warn of distress with frequent urination headaches and back pains. Mrs M A Gamblin of Russellville Arkansas reports recovery after using two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills, noting swollen feet and a failing heart improved and full health restored. Sold by dealers at 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Apella
M. A. Gamblin
Russellville
Ark
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Skin Humor Cure Claims 25 Years Relief
A Boston man writes of decades of head and neck skin trouble that resisted doctors and hospital care until Cuthurn Remedies. After trying the remedy, he reports complete cure and an address at 147 Congress Street, Boston, with date October 12, 1909.
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Cuthura
P. Keyes
Congress St
Boston
Mass
I congratulate Cuticura on my pimples recovery
A Philadelphia resident reports rapid healing from facial pimples after ten days using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Hesolvent. He had failed to improve with doctors for months before achieving perfect health. May 1 1909.
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Wm. J. Bachler
Susquehanna Ave
Philadelphia
Fidea Exercises Prompted by Wyas Request
Mrs Wyas urges Justin to address Fide as he needs exercise after a quiet day. Mr Wyas supports the idea and asks for a kind word to induce Fide to wag his tail. The scene centers on prompting activity for the dog.
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Fide
Justin
Mra. Wyas
Mr. Wyas
Mourning Etiquette and Fabrics for Deep Grief in Society
The article outlines evolving European mourning customs, noting the growth of complimentary mourning and the selective use of fabrics like crape, silk grenadine, and bombasine. It describes transitions from deep black to colors at gradual paces, and stresses neat, elegant dress with restrained millinery as appropriate for mourning observers.
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England
Europe
Fashion description for a young lady frock design
A detailed description of a smart frock for a young lady. The garment features a corset bodice and a side skirt cut in one piece to below the hips. The fabric recommendations include cashmere alp and wool crepe or any fine woolen.
Garment Construction with Plaited Trim and Lace Underlip
Describes a panel front and lower skirt with plaited braiding as trim on the bodice front and a simple border on shoulder straps. The underlip uses piece lace. Materials list specifies yards of dac ges wide and 2 yards 18 inches for underlip.
Portable pin cases for travelers with decorative borders
A newly shown travel pin case resembles a wallet with a patent clasp. It uses cardboard, cotton batting, cretonne or embroidery, with a single booklike leaf inside and pin pages on both sides for decorative borders and star patterns.
How to iron silk seams for home sewing
The article advises home dressmakers on silk blouse seams. It recommends passing each seam over a warm upturned edge of an iron, pulling the seam taut with both hands, and avoiding contact with the surrounding fabric to prevent marks from the iron.
Velle and the lure of cheap fashions in hard times
In this brisk critique the author mocks thrift culture and the rush to look smart on scarce money. The piece notes that low cost goods fail to look right, and warns against poor quality outfits, urging readers to consider value over price. It cites a cheeky quip about paying for more fabric and fashion.
The Relation of Railroad Rates to General Business
A 1910 advertisement argues railroads need higher freight rates to fund modernization and prevent transport paralysis. It links investor returns, bank credit, and national prosperity to railroad earnings, urging business people to pressure legislators and identify their representatives. It warns that delays endanger food supply, employment, and overall economic health.
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Inter-State Commerce Commission
Chicago
St. Louis
Railronda
United States Supreme Court
Consolidated Gas Company
Poor's Manual
New York
Maine
Minneapolis
Boston
New England
Mississippi Valley
Atopa
Mississippis
Phraseology of the comet sparks editorials in New York Tribune
The New York Tribune criticizes rhetoric that describes the comet as a celestial wanderer while noting its fixed orbit and known position. It argues for precise language reflecting astronomical facts rather than poetic license in science reporting.
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New York Tribune
Fragmented OCR Reading Shows Incomplete Text
A damaged OCR snippet appears to contain garbled phrases and incomplete sentences with no clear news event or identifiable subjects. The readable portion offers no confirmed names, dates, places, or actions to summarize.
Irishwoman designs 28 foot wide biplane glider
Miss Lillian Bland, an Irish woman, has built a 28 foot wide biplane glider. She has completed several satisfactory glides with the machine, demonstrating its potential as a personal aircraft.
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Lillian &. Bland
Audience Pleads for Silence at Heavena Opera
Cleveland Leader notes an audience request for quiet during a performance titled Heavena. The moment captures a formal stage event with emphasis on decorum and audience conduct.
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Uasher
Cleveland
Opposite Kinds: A Controversial Bestseller Debate
Critics dispute the origin of a bestselling work with lines claiming it was written in an attic versus a basement. The exchange highlights questions of authorship and the perceived quality of the work.
Fragmentary Verse Fragments From a Northern Outpost
A rough collection of questions about harsh life at a northern point. Images of touch and rustle coal hint at scarcity and labor. The speaker wonders who could return, bear the costs, and locate the pole amid a stubborn, cold environment.
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Tick
Credible Leader Brings Vigilance Across County Line
In Crimsom Gulch a local leader known as Faro Joe is recalled as a leading citizen. Upon leaving town he reportedly led the vigilance march by a quarter mile into the next county, a feat cited by Broncho Bob.
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Faro Joe
Crimsom Gulch
Broncho Bob
Spokane
Hard to Portray Hero Mental Struggles on Stage
Houston Chronicle notes the hero's numerous mental struggles may not translate well to stage drama. Writers debate balancing inner conflict with theatrical action to engage audiences.
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Houstom Chronicle
Evolution of speed and the case for accident insurance
A humorous exchange notes progress from 10 mph to nearly 100 mph and beyond, illustrating society’s rising speed limits. The speaker aims to prove the necessity of accident insurance, while the other man walks away at 6 mph, underscoring indifference to risk.
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Hla
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Calf Incident Sparks Sudden Windfall on Roadside
A freckled youth on a roadside fence boasts about money in cattle after an automobile hits a spotted calf. A tourist questions the scenario as a man with spectacles hands over a six dollar bill, insisting the calf belonged to neither party.
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Chicago News
Hard on the Ocean Waves in a Biante Elevator Scene
A Chicago News account describes a tense moment aboard a modern ocean liner where an elevator boy bids "Going up" while a pale man pursues the ascent and moves toward the rail amid a wan smile, signaling distress aboard.
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Chacogo News
Forgetful Moment In A Domestic Scene
A brief domestic sketch shows John reluctantly hosting his mother visiting for six weeks. He is reminded to care for the cat as his mother’s presence dominates the scene with light humor and family tension.
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John
Marla
Baltimore
Rather Sticky
In the old parlor a man whispers affection to a pretty girl who jokes about his need for a shave. The Chicago News notes the scene with wry humor about women and men’s sensibilities.
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Chicago News
The Deadly Parallel
The fragment hints at a murder or crime link involving Dolly and Marjorie with an enumerator from a census, implying a motive tied to a past engagement and a judge likely involved. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to specify.
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Madge
Dolly Ee
Marjorie
Unclear Dialogue Fragments Prompt Vague Exchange
Fragmentary text shows a confrontation with misheard lines and stumbles in address. No clear event, participants, or setting is ascertainable from the readable portions.
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