Do You Get Up With a Lame Back Swamp Root Ad Targeting Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney bladder and urinary issues. It promises relief from back pain and frequent nighttime urination and offers a free sample bottle and a book by mail to readers who mention the paper. Bottles are sold nationwide by druggists with the Binghamton New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Esiaes
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Courtwoman Quotes Turmoil In Dismissed Divorce Case
Mrs Lars laments hardship as Yarley Winter seeks divorce amid accusations Breen strains her marriage. The fragmentary text hints at marital strife and a contested relationship, with the wife describing distress and possible improprieties surrounding the couple.
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Mrs. Lars
Yarley Winter
Breen
Sure Shot Distemper Cure Prescribed by Doctors
An advertisement offers a distemper remedy guaranteed to prevent or cure the disease. Sold by Dr. Longacre and Frank Hull with claim of efficacy and authorization for public sale.
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Longacre
Frank Hull
Imported French Coach Stallion to Work at Covington Farm
Unique 2843 will begin season 1910 at T. C. Webber's farm nine miles southeast of Covington. The horse will stand Monday through Friday at Webber's, and at Covington on Saturdays each week.
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T. C. Webber
Covington
Henry Cle N
Warren County
Ind
James Roe
Hedrick
Indiana
Herrick
Dennis Shell
Yeddeo
Description and Pedigree of a French-bred Brown Stallion
Brown horse bred by M J Viel of Breuville La Mauche France. Sired by Government Stallion Naples. Naples foaled by Exbly. Exbly foaled by Vanikoro. Vanikoro foaled by Quality. Quality by Ventaule out of Wanderer’s daughter. Term $100 to incure a colt to stand and suck. Lien on mare and colt for service money. Care not guaranteed. T C Webber owner and keeper.
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M. Jean Viel
Breuville la Mauche
France
Naples
Eibly
Vanikoro
Quality
Ventaule
Wanderer
T.C. Webber
Notice to Defendant in Fountain Circuit Court
Notice to Carl Bowsher in Fountain County Indiana that a complaint, affidavit and attachment and garnishment have been filed in the Fountain Circuit Court February Term 191. The defendant is required to appear and answer on the 36th judicial day of the April 1910 term or be defaulted. The notice is dated March 25, 1910, and signed by Clerk Anson G. Madden with Deputy Leroy Sandera. Lucas Nebeker is attorney for plaintiff.
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Carl Bowsher
Indiana
the Fountain Circuit Court
Corington
Anson G, Madden
Fountain Circuit Court
Leroy Sandera
Lucas Nebeker
Puff
Hen Provides Comical Turn at Glasgow Concert
At a Glasgow concert a hen wandered on stage during a Chinese conjurer act. It cocked a leg and crowed, causing laughter from audience and musicians. The bird strutted the stage, escaped capture for minutes, then was chased off by a valiant attendant and hidden behind the scenes as a front-row spectator protected it.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Brooklyn Institute to Host Chess History Lectures
The Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences plans a two month course of lectures on chess. The program will explore its ethnological value, history, theory, and aesthetic aspects, tracing chess from Hindustan to Persia, Arabia, and Europe.
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Brooklyn Institute of Art and Sciences
Managivg
Hindustan
Persia
Arabia
Spain
Europe
Asa Tlaver
Benjarin Frankl
Pfons Coun
Loss to farmers from destruction of friendly birds
TW Walmsley, president of the Mississippi Audubon Society, told the Missouri Horticultural Society meeting in Kansas City that the United States faces losses near RSN0,000,000 due to market hunters and feather milliners killing birds. He singled out English sparrows as detrimental, while praising quail for eating insects and worms on farms.
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United States
TW. R. Walmsley
Mississippi Audubon Society
Missouri Horticultural Society
Swansas City
Rearranging His Harem in Morocco Sultanate
Mulai Hafid the sultan of Morocco faces domestic distractions as six Circassian slaves arrive. He has divorced one of his four wives and plans to marry the late vizier's daughter, with two more divorces rumored and replacements by daughters of loyal subjects.
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Mulai Hafid
Morocco
France
J. Crouch & Son
United States
Rich booty for robbers in Constantinople lamp theft
In Constantinople a major theft shocks Mussulman circles as burglars steal a tenth century Arab lamp relic from Eskirebir dervishes convent. Valued at 500000 dollars, the lamp is set with diamonds and precious stones. Suspected mastermind appears to be Wahabite Mussulmans.
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Constantinople
Mahomet
Eskirebir
Mussulmans
Twins Add to Family Surprise Shocks Edith
In a family note from Everybody's Magazine a six year old Edith learns twin boys were born, amusing herself by recalling she and Ethel prayed for a baby brother and had imagined it differently. The moment highlights a playful child perspective on a family event and the surprise of twins.
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Edith
Ethel
Everybody’s Magazine
Proof of It Auto Hypnosis Machine Behavior Cited
A Baltimore American reader asks if auto hypnosis works and challenges belief by describing how the machine behaves, presenting a terse exchange on belief and evidence.
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Baltimore American
Pansy and Violets Banter About Perfume in Brooklyn Life
In a light exchange from Brooklyn Life a Pansy character compliments a new fragrance while Violets expresses disapproval. The brief comic panel showcases neighborhood humor and everyday preferences in scent.
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Pansy
Brooklyn
Embroidered Alaska Map by Seattle Shipping Office
A. Henry Peterson of the U S shipping commissioner Seattle office handmade a silk embroidery map of Alaska. It took ten months, uses nearly 500 skeins of silk thread, with regions differentiated by color and all names woven in. The piece is detailed and hangs in his office.
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A. Henry Peterson
Seattle
United States Shipping Commissioner’s Department
Alaska
Peterson
Plutocratic pose from Cincinnatus figure Roman Granger
Roman Granger arranged to be found plowing and explained the scene as for 15 cent cotton and 1.25 dollar wheat. The moment is read as a critique of wealth influence in rural life.
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Cincinnatus
People vow to dodge taxes this year
A brief Baltimore Ameri editorial notes a common New Year sentiment as people joke about swearing off taxes, reflecting fiscal frustration and humorous resolve at year start. The snippet captures a lighthearted mood about tax feeling in the public consciousness.
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Baltimore
Wall Street Bulls and Bears Questioned in Puck Cartoon
In a Puck cartoon, a boy asks if one can kill bulls and bears in Wall Street with a gun. The father replies that predators are cornered and pinched to death, offering a sharp commentary on market forces.
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Bobby
Wall Street
Puck
Perhaps It is Mostly Hair in College Question
A brief exchange hints at concern over a student’s progress at college. The dialogue references hair as a potential distraction while noting a significant milestone or achievement. No names or locations are supplied.
Spurious Cenace in Spain Counterfeited Coins
Counterfeiting in Spain has involved coins that rival government issues in fineness and weight. Counterfeit five peseta pieces were minted to deceive by exploiting seignorage, rewarding producers with the difference between face value and bullion value.
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Spain
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