Work Weakens Kidneys The Experience of Mr Woods
Bernard P. Woods of Jackson Street Lovaconing Maryland describes fifteen years of fatigue dizziness headaches and kidney problems. After using Deans Kidney Pills his condition improved steadily and he strongly recommends them. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Weston Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Bernard P. Woods
Jackson Street
Lovaconing
Dean
Wastor-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Line's Busy
An inquisitive pigeon asks what is making the line busy while a sparrow on a wire jokes about feet tickling. The sparrow says a fellow is sending his best girl wozen kisses over the telephone.
Fur Trade Ad From Minneapolis Firm
A fragmentary advertisement for N. W. Tude & Fur Co of Minneapolis promotes shipping hides or furs and buying runs or traits with a $5 value as a free beauty service offer.
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N. W. Tude & Fur CO
Minneapolis
It Gives Him a Rest from the Busy Season
A brief domestic note describes the annual custom of hosting Mrs. Jones at the country home during a long visit. The passage conveys affection and the enjoyment of the visiting arrangement.
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Biggs
Garfield Tea Purifies Blood Says Herbal Remedy
A patent remedy claims to purify blood and eradicate rheumatism gout and other chronic diseases using herbs not drugs. The text promotes the tea as a natural solution without pharmaceutical ingredients.
Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
List of patents granted to Northwestern inventors reported by Lothrop and Johnson patent lawyers. Items include marine propulsion by A. Beeble Mayville North Dakota carrier stop J H Bradley Kenyon Minnesota cornplanter C R Brooks Little Falls Minnesota potato digger C A Olsen Sherman South Dakota ironing board Mr Pearson Robbinsdale Minnesota nail tag tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
Minn
A. & Beeble
Mayville
N. D
Marine Propulsion
J. H. Bradley
Kenyon
C. R. Brooks
Little Falls
J. Mold
Sunrise
C. A. Olsen
Sherman
S. D
Ironing Board
Mr. Pearson
Robbinsdale
Great Cisterns of Hot Water Near Heber City Utah
The Kansas City Star notes vast conical hot water cisterns three miles from Heber City Utah. They rise from a level plain, reach up to fifty feet high and a hundred feet across, storing heated waters used for bathing and drinking. The formations grew from centuries of silica and soda deposition, amid cultivated fields and orchards, with hollow underground rumbles prompting visitors to wonder if an enormous cavern lies beneath.
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Heber City
Utah
Kansas City Star
Banished Coffee With Postum Wins Over Women
A reader extols Postum as a healthful coffee substitute after a mother with seven years of nervous headaches switched to it and found relief. The witness shares that her own family banished coffee and urges proper preparation of Postum to rival coffee in taste and effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Michigan
Wellville
The Oriental Beauty Nap and Sleep for Youth
A wise woman of beauty promotes sleep as the key to lasting looks. She cites day naps, beauty baths with champagne or violets, and special pillows as essential rest cures. She notes pillow setups, violet room naps, and a rest parlor where idle hours renew skin and wit.
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Woma
Aken
Cyarina
Jier
Germany
Calcutta
India
Green room naps and beauty tips from a famed patron
A beauty expert extols green rooms for daily naps and urges warm footwear and soft coverings. An actress patron owns a green reception area where she naps on a green velvet couch. The piece links sleep quality to mood, hair, scalp, and wrinkle prevention, plus varied cures and rituals from different cultures.
Pension scheme adopted by Grand Trunk Railway
The Grand Trunk Railway System introduces a pension plan from January 1 1908. A fund initial $200000 with annual additions of $75000 will finance pensions for employees 65 at retirement after 16 years service. Annuities equal 1 percent of the average salary for each ten years served, with a minimum $200 per year, under a board administered by railway employees.
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Grand’ Trunk’ Railway
London
Charles M. Hays
Grand Trunk
Pacific Railway
In Iceland a railway dream unfurls in verse
A whimsical poem from the Montreal Star imagines a railway in Iceland. It playfully describes sleigh like runners towing engines, tunnels through icebergs, and open cars with endless festive scenery. It mocks delays and pompous schedules while praising low rates and a perpetual Christmas climate.
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Iceland
Paradise Land
Railroading in China and the fate of rural peace
A critical commentary on railroads invading China warns of economic and cultural disruption as iron rails cut through rice fields. It suggests a final opportunity for the Orient to embrace railways as a novelty by creating picturesque designs and bamboo coaches with painted panels and pagodas as switch towers.
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China
Nile
Orient
Sons of Heaven
Honeymoon Special Train Puts Chicago to Pacific Run
A whimsical service called The Honeymoon Special launches between Chicago and the Pacific coast. Its first trip was December 18 and will run for 30 days depending on the matrimonial market. Passengers include ordinary folks used as ballast and corners fillers, while billing and courting remain focal.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Chas
Canadian Lines Promise Record Railroad Expansion
The coming year will see unusual activity in railroad construction in Ontario and Quebec with many new lines and major extensions under way. Total mileage added to the country’s lines will exceed any year since the original Toronto to Quebec route was built.
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Ontario
Quebec
Toronto
Women as Baggagemen in U S Railways
Ten women in the United States earn their living as baggage handlers. The article highlights their work conditions and the barriers they face in a male dominated railway service.
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United States
Well-Informed Backed Laxative Claims and Local Availability
An ad copy extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a superior laxative. It argues the product cleanses and relieves without debility and with physician approval. It promotes genuine California Fig Syrup Co. manufacture and lists leading druggists as sellers.
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Eliajr
Iti
California Vig Syrup Co
First Grade Spelling Woes Linked to Seating Change
A father questions a teacher after his son’s spelling papers deteriorate following a seating move. The boy had perfect work for weeks, then began missing several items. The teacher suggests the move of the neighboring pupil affected performance.
Itching humor on boy cured by Cuticura remedies
A Kokomo Indiana mother recounts her ill son breaking out with itching sores on his hands and body. After trying Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment nightly for four days he is entirely cured.
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Frank Donahue
Fremont St
Kokomo
Ind
Accidental Curtain Tear Sparks Extra Rent Debate
A roomer explains tearing a curtain and a chambermaid suggests the landlady will bill it as extra rent. The exchange centers on handling the damage and payment in the lodging.
Theatrical Agents Trade Lines About a Star
Mme Veriphatte recalls her past as a music hall star while a theatrical agent teases her with grand praise. The exchange hints at fame and the theater world.
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Solar System
Mme. Veriphatte
Moscow and St. Petersburg Back Taft in Wireless Talk
Not Gast Down Taft commented on prospects via wireless saying Moscow is solid for me and he can count on the St. Petersburg delegation to a man. The remark signals firm support from Russian cities ahead of political moves.
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Taft
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Hall's Catarrh Cure Proclaimed Effective Remedy
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment that reaches blood and mucous surfaces, claiming it cures catarrh, a constitutional disease, and touts testimonials. Includes price and distributor details with a plug for Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F.J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
O. Bord Hy Druggista
Being Patient Has Its Disadvantages
A writer recalls a lazy, supremely patient acquaintance whose pace and forbearance shaped a peculiar life lesson. The narrator notes the paradox of patience as both virtue and hindrance, shaping choices and outcomes across time.
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