Police Judge Wills Endorses Dean’s Kidney Pills
Cloverport Kentucky police judge J H Wills offers to answer questions from backache kidney and bladder patients about Dean's Kidney Pills. He endorses the remedy as the best he has known and urges sufferers to write for guidance. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Wester Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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J.H. Wills
Cloverport
Wills
Dean
Wester-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Product of tainted money on the high road
Pat and Mike watch a loud touring car pass, commenting that trim wagons cost a lot and hinting the riches come from tainted money as they ride away. The dialogueSuggests suspicion of wealth tied to illicit funds amid a dusty road scene.
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Pat
Mike
Crescent Creamery Co. Price Tags From St Paul
An item from The Crescent Creamery Co of St Paul appears listing tags and prices for goods. The clipped notice outlines branding and cost figures as part of a period trade advertisement.
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Crescent Creamery Co
St. Paul
Parrot Counts Age in Quarrel Between Man and Woman
A comical dialogue features a man and woman pressuring a parrot named Polly to declare its age while the bird resists with a sharp retort. The exchange highlights the humor of a talking parrot amid a domestic scene.
Religion Defends Truth While Discovering New Truth
A concise remark states religion can only defend truth as it uncovers new truths, implying ongoing revelation. The claim emphasizes growth within faith, linking defense of core truth to continual discovery.
Fine Cold Remedy Mixes Whiskey Glycerine and Pine Oil
A home recipe suggests mixing two ounces glycerine with half a pint of whiskey and a half ounce of Concentrated Oil of Pine from Globe Pharmaceutical Co. Dayton Ohio. Packaged in half ounce vials, sold in airtight cases. Use a teaspoonful to tablespoonful four times daily, shaking bottle before each dose.
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Globe Pharmaceutical Co
Dayton
Ohio
Baby's color shocks a literary father’s offspring
Fond Mamma frets over the infant's health while a tactful friend inspects the lobster-linted baby and notes he is "well red" for the offspring of such a literary man.
Infantile Politeness at Dinner
A mother worries about her son Tommy's table manners at a professor's house. He recounts that his meat slipped to the floor and he blamed the situation by saying, That’s always the way with tough meat, and continued eating.
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Tommy
Grape-Nuts Credited With Brain Power And Health Gains
A lady writer claims Grape-Nuts improved her morning appetite and energy while nursing four children. She says the cereal boosted breast milk, strengthened her nerves, and kept her brain alert for writing, with her family growing healthier and plumper.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Perfection In Simple Salad Dressing And Garnishes
A practical guide details mastering mayonnaise and French dressings with temperature control and gradual oil addition. It covers techniques for tartar sauce, egg yolk mixtures, and colorings, plus table tossing, cooling, and garnishing to enhance salads and eye appeal.
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Pire Ironoraire
South
Rules of Address in Washington Navigate Society and State
The piece explains how to correctly address high officials from the President to ambassadors and jurists, noting shifts from older forms to plain titles like Mr. President and Mr. Secretary. It highlights practical usage in government, court, military, and social settings, and ends with a medical aside on backache.
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White House
United States
Rocsavet
Root
Garfield
Senator Lodge
Hale
Supreme Court
Justice White
Civil’ Service Commissioners
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Controller
Treasury
Roosevelt
Congress
Army
Navy
Mr. Smith
Marine Band
Santelmann
Sentelmann
Lydia E. Pinkhans Vegetable Compound Advert
Readers share testimonials on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming relief from backaches side pains and fatigue after using three bottles. The ad promotes the product as a standard remedy for female disorders including displacements inflammation and nervous prostration.
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Will Young
Columbia Ave
Rockland
Lydia IE. Pinkham
Augustus Lyon
Hast Earl
Orloff and Regent Diamonds Tale of Ancient Robberies
The article recounts the Orloff diamond saga from its origin as an idol eye in a Brahmin temple to its seizure by Afghans and later sale to Ranjet Singh. It traces its journey via Delhi, Lahore, and 1850s Punjab to Queen Victoria, then compares it with the Regent diamond’s storied history from Madras to Napoleonic France.
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Richard Solomon
Ujayin
Vikramadlya
Napoleon
Napoleon II
Louis XV
Mme. du Barry
Countess de Lamette-Valois
Cardinal de Rohan
Paris
de Rohan
Nadir Shah
Delhi
Mohammed Shah
Ahmed,Shah
Nadir
Ranjet Sing
Lahore
Punjab
Queen Victoria
Wilkie Collins
Madras
England
Russia
Gregores
Pitt
William Pitt
Earl of Chatham
John Law
Duke of Orleans
France
Napolen I
Church asks what it can contribute to people's life
The remark frames the core duty of a church as life enhancing service rather than financial gain. It emphasizes meaningful impact over fundraising, urging focus on tangible help and spiritual guidance for the community.
Cat with Knowledge of Music Delights Washington Club
A young woman at a Washington short story club read a manuscript about her cat Sweet Pea. The account describes the feline singing Auld Lang Syne Annie Laurie and other airs in a high falsetto and performing on a fence under summer moonlight, replacing ordinary caterwauling.
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Washington
Northeast
Annie Laurie
Unequal Advantages in Oratory Debates
A cheerful modernist argues that today’s speakers are limited by lack of exposure rather than talent. He notes the problem is their absence from school readers and suggests more notice would boost recognition for current orators.
Miller and Holmes Ad Offers Top Prices for Cream
An advertising notice from Miller and Holmes lists daily payments for cream and encourages suppliers to write for prices and tags. The fragment mentions a brass band and a farewell remark, with unclear details about the context.
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Miller & Holmes
Paul, Mina
Milton Daily Co. Ad Promotes Cash Market Prices
An old advert from Milton Daily Co. urges buyers to spot cash for dreams with market prices always. It repeats a stereotyped line about wives letting their husbands be right once in a while as a light social aside.
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Milton. Daily CO
St. Faith
Vocal Aids Offer Clear Voice For Singers Teachers and Clergy
Anecdotal note praises Brown's and Bronchial Trachee as helpful voice clearing aids for singers teachers and clergymen. Warns that cheapness may come with high cost and cautions that experience shows the price of a cheap item is often steep.
Unclear fragment hints at laxative cure signature
Fragmentary text mentions a laxative remedy and an individual named B. Weid. no clear event date or location emerged. unable to identify a coherent news item or outcome.
Man Who Saws Wood Remains Silent Yet Not Wise
A terse proverb notes that silence does not equal wisdom, warning against valuing quiet observation over measured judgment. The saying uses a rural imagery of woodworking to convey caution in interpreting quiet conduct.
Mrs Winslow's Seething Syrup Adclaims for Children
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Seething Syrup as a remedy for teething ailments in children, claiming it softens gums reduces inflammation relieves pain and cures wind colic with a claimed soothing effect.
It Is Hard to Be Good When You Can Be Bad
A brief reflection suggests moral effort is strongest when choices offer easier paths to wrongdoing. The text implies virtue requires discipline amid temptations and doubts the ease of ethical shortcuts.
Eye Ear Nose and Throat Specialist in Fargo
Dr J H W Rindlaub, specialist in eye ear nose and throat practice based in Fargo North Dakota, noted for providing helpful medical guidance and advice.
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J. H W. Rindlaub
Fargo, N. D
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Ina
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Guar
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