Stay Cured Dean's Kidney Pills Back Pain Remedy
I was lame and could hardly walk with back weakness and constant pain. After using Dean's Kidney Pills the remedy acted on the kidneys and back trouble disappeared. Health restored and no return of symptoms. For sale by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
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Minnesota
Dean’s
C. ‘Hayden
C. C
Hayden & ‘Co
Albert
Lea, Minn
Bays
Dean
Foster-Milburn ’Co
Buffalo
Child insists on seeing father and minister
A quoted dialogue shows a child pleading to see her father and later to see her minister, while a mother repeatedly refuses, saying the father and minister must not be disturbed. The scene conveys distress and social expectations surrounding access to parental figures and clergy.
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Mamma
Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
Reported by Lothrop Johnson patent lawyers the list names inventors from Minnesota the Dakotas and Iowa receiving patents. Items include a lampburner envelope-sealing machine slide valve washing machine threshing machine and conveyor with inventors James A Coutts Fremont N D Benjamin Fowler Minneapolis Elmer Johnson North Branch John H T Schoregge Sioux Falls and Josiah Scogwell Duluth.
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Northwestern
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
James A. Coutts
Colton
S. D
Benjamin F. Fowler
Minneapolis
Minn
Fremont N. Jaynes
Elmer E
Johnson
North Branch
John H. and
T. Schoregge
Sioux Falls
Joseph F. Schuch
Round Grove
Josiah B. Scogwell
Duluth
Precocious S peaker Cannon Remarks on Modern Child
On his seventieth birthday the speaker joked about twenty first century children. He quipped that soon a baby just weaned would thank its nurse and gift her a dollar for past services, praising the nurse in a humorous, satirical tone.
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Peaker Cannon
Extinguisher Venture Recalls Seminary Sales Tale
A humorous anecdote from Harper's Weekly recalls Rev. Mr Standaloupe, then a seminary student, selling fire extinguishers during a vacation. He faced rebuffs, including a broker who scorned the device, prompting Standaloupe to defend its merits with wit.
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Standaloupe
Harper’s Weekly
Oregon Man Credits Postum Over Coffee for Recovery
An Oregon man narrates a 1902 case of coffee-related stomach trouble that improved after switching to Postum. He recalls near-fatal illness, dramatic health gains, and urges readers to try Postum for ten days to verify the benefit, referencing local banks and merchants.
Birthday Diary Entry Shows Romantic Crisis at Mendleigh Ball
The narrator Delia records her twentieth birthday where a planned romance with George Dulli unravels amid jealousy and a Heidelberg secret. He proposes, she hesitates, and a surprising revelation shifts her view of love and marriage as the diary reaches a new, uncertain turning point.
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Germany
Heidelberk
London
George
Barnchester
Heidelberg University
Cambridge
George Dullimore
Gretchen
Mendleigh
Mendleigh House
Delia
Madame
Heidelberg
Dearie
Heinrich
Lottchen
Lady Barnchester
Cello
Roses for beds and roses care in the garden
A Farmers' Voice guide advises selecting roses suited to space and climate, planting in rows or beds, deep soil prep with manure and sand for heavy ground, and proper drainage. It covers pruning, sun exposure, timing for bloom, and early treatment for mil dew and pests with recommended insecticides and safe spraying practices.
How to Grow Dahlias from Tubers and Seeds
The Brooklyn Eagle outlines dahlia cultivation from tubers or seeds. Plant tubers with one eye per piece after frost danger, four inches deep and two to three feet apart in rich soil with ample light. Support with four foot stakes, trim nonessential shoots, and store frost-killed roots in a cool, dry cellar for winter.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Macaroni and Cheese Recipe Steps in Brief
Boil half a pound of macaroni in two quarts of water with salt for twenty minutes. Layer in a buttered dish with cracker crumbs, macaroni, grated cheese, and more crumbs and butter. Repeat until full, add a cup of milk or cream, and bake until served.
Red-Headed Filmmaker Claims Bank Hoseing on Broadway
A branch on upper Broadway sees a dramatic bank interaction. A woman, identifying herself as a red headed entertainer, pressures the teller to release funds while referencing a local family. The teller insists on verification before cashing the check.
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Upper Broadway
Smith
Pilcremin Apartments
Emily
Egg-O-See Promotes Merit as Best Advertisement
A vintage ad touts EGG-O-SEE as the top breakfast food praised by wives and mothers. It claims no preparation needed, simple serving with milk or cream, and promises health, strength, and broad availability. The piece promotes a free book titled Back to Nature from the EGG-O-SEE Company in Quincy Illinois.
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Nature
Egg-O-See Company
First St
Quincy
Long Engagement Sparks Urgent Marriage Plot
A witty exchange reveals a couple debating marriage as the man cites creditors as the reason for urgency. The woman prefers a longer engagement while the man stresses financial pressure shaping their timing.
Too Much for Him
A comic exchange reveals Nay was sent to the insane asylum after attempting to study Greek and shorthand simultaneously and mistaking the characters. Tom and Jack recount the absurd cause with humorous disbelief.
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Jack
Tom
Sea Cow Marking Pad Causes Zoo Visitor Stir
Visitors at the zoo on the Fourth annoyed the sea cow keeper by poking the new manatee with canes and pencils. A tramp was hired for 50 cents to tally viewers as the keeper audited his books, noting over five thousand visitors and comparing the manatee’s back to a chalkboard. The anecdote comes from the Cincinnati Post via the Cleveland Leader.
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Stephen
Cincinnati Cor
Cleveland
Four Years of Agony Ended by Cuticura Remedy
John M. Lloyd of Alliance Ohio recounts a severe foot injury from 1899 with exposed tissue and constant pain. After doctors failed to heal the leg, he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment for seven months, leading to complete healing and return to work. He notes medical bills totaled about $600 versus six dollars for Cuticura.
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John M. Lloyd
S. Archiva
Alliance
Ohio
Diogenes on the Railroad Pass Offer
Jim Fisk humorously grants a pass to a blunt applicant who admits not wanting to pay fare. Fisk calls a clerk and orders a pass for anywhere noting the man is the first to tell the truth that day.
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Diogenes
Jim Fisk
Fisk
Eye Ear Nose and Throat Specialist Dr J H Rindlaub
Dr J H Rindlaub is listed as a specialist for eye ear nose and throat in Fargo North Dakota in this directory style notice with contact details implied.
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J. H. Rindlaub
Fargo, N. D
Books All Right Onboard But Books Packed In Esophagus
A flurry of packing unfolds on a steamer voyage as Mrs Lapsling rushes to prepare. A child asks for books to read on the boat, but the mother declares the books are all packed in the father's esophagus.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething Pain
Ad claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. Describes calming effect and pain relief. States bottle price of 25 cents. Mentions soothing benefits and general uses for infants.
Job Refusal Sparks Quiet Family Tension
A lady argues with a house cook applicant saying she is not satisfied with the references. The cook replies that these are the best available, reflecting domestic hiring tensions in a modest household.
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Nayber
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