Kidney Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement by D. Q. Storie touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a guaranteed remedy for all kidney and bladder diseases and urges immediate use to avoid poor outcomes.
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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
8
An advertisement by D. Q. Storie touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a guaranteed remedy for all kidney and bladder diseases and urges immediate use to avoid poor outcomes.
Craddock and Thorgensen survive a plague plagued voyage from Batavia to Samoa after the Mascot sinks its captain. They reach a hidden island, find an obsidian house and vast riches, and swear never to return without the other. They build a boat and sail to San Francisco with gold and gems.
A New York Herald report surveys unadvertised church collections across city chapels. It notes plain wicker baskets on four foot poles and unlined wooden boxes as common banks, with cloth or velvet linings to quiet coins, and even a derby hat used as a collection vessel.
The article details the lady's slipper or moccasin flower found in deep woods with mosses and trilliums. It notes its attractive nectar for bees and how picking makes it scarce. The piece describes the flower’s seed pollen trade and states blooming begins in early June, later than the pink moccasin flower.
The heart functions as a pumping engine driving circulation through capillary networks to deliver nutrients and remove wastes. It notes two subsidiary circulatory systems in the liver and kidneys alongside the general circulation.
In a playful chat, Tommy queries about cats having nine lives while Mrs. Tucker asks why. Tommy declares he knows nine ways to kill them, a line from a humorous Chicago Tribune feature reflecting a child’s curious imagination.
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