Doan's Kidney Pills Save Veteran From Amputation
Frank Doremug of Roosevelt Ave Indianapolis recalls severe kidney illness after military service in 1897. He suffered headaches dizziness dropsy and leg swelling. He refused amputation and used Doan's Kidney Pills which reduced swelling restored normal urine and cured his pains. He has been well for nine years.
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Frank Doremug
Rosovelt Ave
Indianapally
Ind
Doan
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Notice in Toledo
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J Cheney a junior partner of Cheney & Co of Toledo declares their firm will pay one hundred dollars for each incurable catarrh case. Sworn December 6 1880 notary public A W Gleason. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials. Free. F D Cressy & Co Toledo 0. Sold by all Druggists 75c Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of
Ohio
ToLeDo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F.d
A.W. Gleason
Beaz- Notary Public
Hall
F.d. Cressy & Co
Lightning Protection in England and Its Effects on Livestock
The London Meteorological Society emphasizes protection against lightning with widespread use of rods. English storms are severe, causing heavy livestock losses as cattle and sheep shelter under isolated trees. Professor Attfield explains lightning often moves from trees into animals or nearby buildings when no better path exists.
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London Meteorological Society
England
Professor Attfield
Indiana
Trolley Lines Stretch Across Northern States
A growing network of trolley roads spans 20 to 50 miles with some over 800 miles length from Westfield, N Y to Jackson, Mich This expansion links Columbus and Indianapolis Chicago and Madison Wis and Pittsburgh and Cleveland New York City Boston and Albany may gain extensions toward a continuous Empire State route with a possible New York to Chicago through route via Pittsburgh
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United States
Columbus
Indianapolis
Chicago
Madison
Wws
Pittsburg
Cleveland
New York
Albany
Buffalo
Empire State
Orie
Conneaut
Ohio
Westfield
N. Y
Jackson
Mich
Boston
New York City
Wttsburg
Tiger Bird A Bold Foe Of The Royal Tiger
The Tiger Bird, no larger than a sparrow, keeps the royal feline wary. Alone it avoids attack, but with a flock sometimes thousands strong it seeks out the tiger and fights him, a bold display noted in Kangas City Journal.
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India
Kangas City
Probably the Latter. When a man's wife laughs at his jokes they are
A brief Washington Times item notes that if a wife laughs at her husband’s jokes they are likely pretty good, implying humorous worth or the couple’s dynamic.
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Washington Times
Curious Results When Coffee Drinking Is Abandoned
Obsolete coffee drinkers find it hard to quit yet can switch to Postum. When well boiled and served with cream Postum tastes better than many coffees. Within ten days a transformation occurs as caffeine ends and liquid nourishment replaces it.
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Wellyiile
Still a Boy in Every Quiet Moment
Fragmented prose-poem recalling a boy’s virtues and aging. It reflects on memory and gentleness, urging readers to call back the youth with joy and preserve boyish innocence in adult hearts, cited as Frank Bates Flanner from The Reader.
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Lalu
Sulin
Tony
Frank Bates Flanner
Clover Leaf Johnson and the Grizzly Brand
Herbert Coolidge recounts Clover Leaf Johnson a California cattle king whose brand left a clover leaf on two thousand cattle. He narrates the Grizzly bear incident when Johnson climbed a tree to escape a bear, branding the creature with a clover leaf, later discovering the bear bearing the mark on its hide.
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California
Johnson
Bight Mountains
Soa High
Sron
Love Affairs at West Point When He Was Dismissed
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts a romance after West Point dismissal. A Baltimore woman, Mrs Clemm, meets Virginia who is nearly fourteen and the pair describe a silent vow of love. They recall ancestral bonds and a vivid, surreal landscape as they walk together in a blurred reminiscence.
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Tio
Hugo
West Point
Clemm
Baltimore
Virginia
Myrtle Reed
Putnam's
Bridge Game Exchange Between Hosts and Players
Fragmentary dialogue shows a bridge game setup with names like Misa Greenley and Yrgilly and a casual, uncertain tone about participation. The text lacks a coherent event, date, or outcome to anchor a full news item.
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Misa Greenley
Miss Greenley
Yrgilly
Cleveland
Atlantic Storm Weaves Vessels Ashore. Heavy Losses Reported
A southerly gale along New England causes enormous property damage and loss of life. The storm sinks the barge Bessie J in Fall River with two drowned. The steamer Warren drags anchor and goes ashore. A crane at Staples Coal Company is blown over. total damage estimated at fifty thousand dollars.
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Boston
Mass
New Enland
New England
Fall River
Henry A Smith
Malden
Bessie J
Edgewater
XN. J
Allen W. Robbins
Willan MacComber
Warren
Enterprise ‘Line
Staples Coal Company
Fall ‘River
Severe Newport Storm Disrupts Trolley Cars and Shorefront
A severe early morning storm in Newport Rhode Island battered the coast and inland areas. Winds reached seventy miles per hour tearing down wires, flooding docks, and damaging trees and buildings. Sea surges toppled cottages, battered windows, and swept seawalls while surf crashed over Easton Beach and dashed against trolley cars.
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Newport
R. I
Island Park
Portsmouth
Easton's
John Thompson Spencer
New York City Hit by Devastating Windstorm
A severe windstorm battered New York and New Jersey causing widespread damage. Reports describe torn roofs, shattered windows, flooded basements, and toppled trees. Shipping halted in New York Harbor while Columbia University facilities suffered roof and telescope damage.
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New York
Wethes
Tureau
Columbia University
Wilde Observatory
New Jersey
Patron
Train Wreck in Pennsylvania Kills Fireman in Storm
High winds toppled a tree on the Perkiomen branch of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway causing a four car passenger train to derail. The locomotive plunged down an embankment into the Perkiomen Creek with cars teetering on the edge. Fireman Edward J. Miller died from fatal injuries and engine driver M. Lo Geissenhainer suffered a broken leg.
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Pennsylvania
Pottstown
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Perkiomen Crevk
Edward J. Miller
M Lo Geissenhainer
Seaford Cyclone Flattens Homes and Uproots Trees
A cyclone hit Seaford Delaware blowing roofs from houses and lifting several into the river. The storm caused extensive damage with thousands of dollars in losses and many residents left frightened and some injured.
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Seaford
Del
Leeds Tornado Kills About Fifteen in Fatal Collapse
A tornado in Leeds caused heavy property loss and a death toll around fifteen. The disaster left many residents unaccounted as buildings collapsed and debris filled streets. Local authorities assess the storm’s impact and begin relief efforts.
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Leeds
Alia
Ald Thakers
Enhormouuy
Hokey Pokey Man Dead and Unsigned Obscure Notes Surface
Local notices mix with oblique reports as the Burlington scene records the death of a man linked to a street theater persona. The text references names, quotes, and scattered events from political figures to religious orders, amid garbled OCR remnants and dated style.
Looted French Churches Scandal Taints Paris Elite
Wealthy barrel maker Antoine Thomasy is arrested at Clermont-Ferrand amid a sweeping probe into stolen church treasures. Police uncover a web of corruption with Paris art dealers and foreign contacts, claiming Thomasy confessed to systematic thefts and a $400,000 haul. His mother and brother were detained. a prized reliquary sold in London is linked to an international conspiracy.
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Parle
France
Clermont- Ferrand
Antoine Thomasy
Blanzac
Nante- Vienne
Thomas
Nolice
Paris
England
United States
Thomas Nene
Francois
Clermont-Ferrand
London
Daly
Porsons
Cope
Ife
Tionas
Thomas Sure
Faure
Ambaza
Swarthmore Faces Athletics Dilemma After Star Barrett Leg Loss
The Philadelphia report notes Swarthmore College weighs halting intercollegiate athletics or rejecting Miss Jeanes $1,000,000 bequest as influence from the case. Charley Po Barrett Swarthmore’s standout back in 1905 and 1906 had his right leg amputated after blood poisoning from a knee injury suffered in last year’s Swarthroe Annapolis game.
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Mike” Barrett
Swarthmore
Philadelphia
Jeanes
Charley Po
Mike
Pastor Taxing Debauchees with Scarlet Letter Sermon
Rev Frederick J Hopkins preached at Pilgrim Congregational Church urging ostracism of men who press women to drink. He called for branding such men with a scarlet letter D pinned to the breast, labeling them debauchees and devils.
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Chicago
Frederick J. Hopkins
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Main
Prisoners Attack Escorts in Siberian Outbreak
A gang of convicts being escorted from Tobolsk Vladimir region attacked guards in route to Omsk, wounding many, with rifles seized during hand to hand combat. Twenty two guards died and eleven prisoners escaped with ties torn from escort members.
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Tobolek
Stherks
T Vutmnen
Eevstony
Siberia
Leven
Texas Wins Antitrust Settlement Against Port Worth Exchange
A Texas anti trust settlement ends proceedings against the Port Worth Live Stock Exchange and a commission firm. The state secures penalties totaling 17 500 a canceled charter and a perpetual injunction restraining the exchange from future business in Texas.
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Dallas
Texas
State of Texas
Port Worth Live Stock Exchange
Commission
Uib
Doug
Texigy
Field of Sport Notes Player Upsets and Team Changes
The report mentions Milley Wyezings emerging as a potential successor to Ned Hanlon in the St. Louis Nations. It notes Plteher Reulbach’s return to form in Cincinnati and Chicago’s White as a leading pitcher. Lehigh University names Olcott captain of the football team, Schuylkill Seminary ends football due to faculty opposition, Holy Cross loses guard McCrohan to Princeton, and Yale trainer Mack notes Henry Wheaton injures his hip with Jefe Kalthaets replaced by George Berger.
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Jack Bavey
St. Louis
Schuylkill Seminary
Holy Crogs
McCrohan
Princeton
John Mack
Yale
Henry Wheaton
Syracuse
Jefe Kalthaets
George Berger
Census Cotton Stats and Farm Prices Parade Across Notices
The Census Bureau reports 5,296,782 bales of cotton produced by all American manufacturers for the year ended August 31, with 4,987,021 bales consumed and 996,279 bales in stock. Active spindles total 26,242,407. The Minnesota union of the American Society of Equity urges farmers to hold wheat to $1.25 and flax to $1.30, while France records a wheat crop of 374 million bushels. Bank and rail news touch securities, apple prices, barley, lemons, and labor shortages amid seasonal delays.
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Washington
PD. C
Census Bureau
Minnesota
Amerian Society of Equity
Northwest
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Old Recipe Tales From Boston Explained
A fragmentary quotation describes an elderly narrator praising traditional methods and contrasting them with modern practices. The text mentions an egg, a dye, and the process of removing shell contents, then an old woman laments current techniques while recalling a past method of making a hole in each end and sucking. The source preserves a judge’s library remark on changing customs.
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Boston
Clalmerdt
Our Unseen Sun Intrigues The Scientific World
A Pall Mall Gazette note asserts the sun is surrounded by concentric shells with a central core we cannot know, hotter than any furnace, and comprising over nine tenths of solar mass, hidden from view.
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London Pall Mall Gazette
Douglas
Up Nyorton Hoteorganisz
Blulat
Echo Indietrs
Brockton Maes
W. L. Douglas
W. J. Dough Shoes
Seul Shoes
W.l.douglas
Furious humor on child cured by Cuticura remedies
A grandmother recalls her granddaughter’s severe dermatitis after measles. After applying Cuticura Remedies, the child improved within 24 hours and was cured after five days, with the family noting long term wellness. The notice dates are June 25 and July 20, 1906, Bakersfield, California.
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Fcar
F. Ruefenacht
R. FD
Bakersfield
Cal
Burbank's Shasta Daisy Born From Ten Thousand Seeds
From England to Australia seeds for the Shasta daisy were planted and tested. Luther Burbank used ten thousand seeds to create a hardy, large, pure white bloom with a bright yellow center. Many seeds were needed before the desired plant was fixed and all experimental specimens destroyed.
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Burbank
England
Japan
Germany
Australia
Mr. Burbank
Luther Burbank
George Wharton James
Cirete
Undertaker Interruption at Charity Meeting
A London clergyman appeals in a provincial town for support, ending with a generous pledge of 260 dollars from an unidentified donor. After the pledge the crowd’s mood shifts as it’s revealed the donor is an undertaker, prompting quiet astonishment.
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London
Clerpyman
Pearson’s Weekly
Wisconsin Among Top Paper Producers in the Nation
The Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin notes Wisconsin ranks fourth among U S states in paper production with annual output valued at 17 744 274 dollars. It lists New York Maine Pennsylvania and Ohio as leading states and states these six together produce 72 6 percent of U S paper.
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Wisconsin
New York
Maleksa- Tere Geaint
Maine
Pennsylvania
Ohio
United States
Milwaukee
Edward VII as Peacemaker in War and Alliance
Vlonna Zett notes King Edward VII pursues peace with William II and an allied England. From the start he avoided warlike times and the meeting underscored his role as a global peacemaker with mutual good will from their subjects.
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Edward VII
England
William II
Vlonna Zett
To Pronounce Tusitania and the Lusitania Names
A Philadelphia Record note discusses the Lusitania and related names, noting the Latin term and phonetic elements. It highlights the difficulty of demarcating the hip name and mentions Ty Wellssersed snmkers’ inglathng on sities and Metama.
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Lithia
Philadelphia Record
The American is a Man of Broad Interests
A Washington Times note remarks that the American holds broad interests and mentions inland men who have never seen the ocean yet would be restless until news of the Lusitania breaking a record reaches them.
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Lusitania
Washington Times
Court Jester Kicks Monarch in Unlikely Incident
A Bohemian scene reports an unexpected incident as the monarch is kicked by the court jester. The remark from the monarch notes the wit's fragile state and presses a moment of uncertain court spectacle.
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Bohemlan
Royal Auto Club urges practical driving test before highway use
A fragment argues motor cars are useful but require human restraint and a practical driving test before being allowed on roads, emphasizing the need for safer behavior and responsible handling.
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Niles
Partias
Gun trade recedes as leisure pursuits rise in country life
The article notes shooting loses primacy to motoring golfing hunting fishing and racing as recreations in the countryside. It observes shooting has fallen from the lead position once held in country houses and is now pressured by the broader leisure culture.
Knight Vows He Is Still Unharmed Despite Unhorsing
A Pittsburg Post note sees a knight, though unhorsed, declaring himself undywed amid the fray with bold wit.
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Pittsburg
Evolution of Cauliflower Spelling Through History
The article traces the word cauliflower from sixteenth century forms like Coleflorye to cauliflora Latin, noting shifts from cabbage related roots to the modern pronounced but altered spelling cauliflower. It discusses phonetic changes and eventual corruption of the second element to flower.
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N. Y
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Standard Oil Company
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Deak
Putnam
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