Wonderful Restoration Noted in Pennsylvania Town
Mrs. Charles M Preston of Elke land Pa credits a rapid recovery to Deans Kidney Pills after years of fatigue weight loss and sugar in kidney secretions. She reports quick improvement and regained weight after using the product which is sold by all dealers for 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Charles M. Preston
Elkeland
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Hardest Rain Ever Seen Breaks Over Store Crowd
Eyewitnesses recall a record rainstorm as Tom Limking wins a harvest event in 93 weather. One man describes drops turning to a heavy shower while fleeing a reaper. another notes wild ducks flying by as silence falls and the crowd disperses.
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Tom
Oranges Used as Soap and Peach Fed Pork Discussed
A Philadelphia Bulletin letter cites San Francisco and California examples of wasteful farming. It notes peaches fed to hogs due to cheap surplus and oranges used as soap to scrub floors, arguing for a standard oil system to curb such practices.
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San Franciscan
California
Florida
Philadelphia Bulletin
Singular Austrian Law in Murder Case Noted
A recent Feldkirch trial in Austria convicted and sentenced a murderer to twenty years for the Reid disappearance case near Heidel berg. The verdict highlights Austria’s crime law where capital punishment can be avoided if the offender has recent prior punishments for another crime.
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Paisley
Heidelberg
Austria
Feldkirch
Manchester Guardian
Coffee Suffering Ended by Postum Food Coffee
A Missouri woman recounts long coffee related bilious attacks headaches and stomach issues. After stopping coffee and using Postum Food Coffee her symptoms faded and she urges others with similar problems to try Postum. She cites doctors differing opinions but notes her health improved rapidly. The advertisement promotes Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan and The Road to Wellville booklet.
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Postum Co
Battle Creel
Wellville
Ressey
Bryan's Home Coming Enthusiasm Across Lands
The article details William Jennings Bryan's 1905 world tour with honors from regents and officials in cities from San Francisco to London. It notes receptions in Honolulu, Japan, China, India, Egypt, Palestine, Hungary, Turkey, Italy, France, Switzerland, Norway, Russia, Germany, England, and New York. It highlights visits to ports, assemblies, and prominent venues including Duma addresses and a Madison Square Garden welcome.
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Cue Democracy
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Speech highlights from a 1915 political meeting
The event opened by Harry W. Walker featured Governor Folk of Missouri and Cleveland Mayor Toner Johnson. John Thomas and Ave Justus Thomas delivered welcome remarks as crowd cheers filled the room. Bryan outlined presidential campaign issues including federal railroad ownership and arbitration treaties.
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Campaign Files and Global Tour Spark Wide Praise
The narrative recounts public receptions for General Grant and William Jennings Bryan, noting massive ovations and cross-party support. It references policy debates on trusts, monopolies, and federal corporate regulation, plus varied international and domestic events including spelling reform talk, Thaw residence news, and labor tensions.
Undertaker Embalms Himself in Mistake
Adam Hantz a fifty year old undertaker in Knox Clarion County Pa drank embalming fluid by mistake and died after horrible agony as authorities investigated the incident.
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Knox
Clarion County
Courtesies to Bryan and notable wartime figures in brief
A collage of 19th century notes mentions Roosevelt extending port courtesy to Bryan’s friends. Thomas Bent introduces songs. Senator Foraker criticizes the rate bill. Commander Cawley is cited as a centenarian officer. Rev Grenfell dies in Congo. Westinghouse described as a powerful inventor. Curtis reports free speech dangers in Russia. J C Stubbs joins a $70,000 yearly offer in Britain. Nayner accuses Roosevelt of overreach. J Y Jimine arrives from Porto Rico. a land purchase in Kankakee noted. Shaw opposes a debate on publishing fortune. Viner University president comments on time for change.
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George Grenfell
Buroko
Congo Independent State
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England
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Flow of Crop Money Drives Increased Demand at National Level
Amid reports of rising crop outputs, financial flows show a stronger push for funds to support agricultural production. Analysts note expanding capital movements and policy signals aimed at stabilizing prices and supporting farmers nationwide.
Training girls in home economics at Cleveland high schools
Superintendent Elson and Assistant Hicks unveil plans for a Cleveland high school home economics center teaching sewing, cooking, and household management. Instructors will be experienced wives guiding students in caring for infants, budgeting, and making clothing and millinery for self sufficiency.
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Hicks
Weir
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Jose Minel
Me Trang
Man Fatally Attacks After Bank Loss In Milwaukee Avenue Incident
An eighteen year old, Mieage Johann Wintler, became violent and armed after a $80 deposit dispute at the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank. He attacked passengers in a car near Ashland, a bystander died in the confrontation with President Paul Stenstand and the other man involved. Wintler is held for mental fitness review amid a broader investigation into the event.
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Tragedy on the Plains: Wagon Carries Two Dead Men
Merchan of Portales while driving across the desert found a covered wagon with two dead men inside. Four mules lay dead nearby. He notified telegraph offices and the sheriff. Investigations await details. others were found carrying injuries and small food supplies, fearing occupants inside the wagon.
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Mercham
Portales
Merelam
Liis
Dewey prize ships sold to cover advertising costs
Navy Department sold the three ships Albay Manafine and Mindanmu for $1 each after advertising at Asiatic ports. Total advertising cost was $28. The ships have been stripped and are considered uneconomical.
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Pavoon
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Asiatic
MOV Department
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Mindanmu
President Reviews Great Fleet in Oyster Bay Parade
President Roosevelt reviewed a vast Atlantic fleet in Long Island Sound near Sagamore Hill, with twelve battleships eight cruisers four monitors twelve destroyers and more totaling forty five ships. The Mayflower carried the President as sun broke through rain to reveal gleaming ships in three lines, amid cheers from thousands aboard excursion craft and shore observers.
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Chicago Bank Looter Stensland Caught in Morocco Chase
Paul O. Stensland, wanted for wrecking the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank, was arrested in Tangier Morocco after a long pursuit by U S and Spanish authorities. He yielded without a struggle and admitted his identity, while reports say loot from the wrecked bank was found in Tangier.
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Hown
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Poisoned candy poisons prisoner and others in Texas case
Fragmented report describes an unknown person mailing poisoned candy to a prisoner in Texas. Victims include a 19 year old boy named Fitzgerald who died, while Venus Peak Louis Weaver Wol Norris OT Cross and Frank Grundy fell ill. A burglary charge against Fitzgerald’s killer is noted amid unclear details.
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Pittrerald
Wenus Peake
Louis Weaver
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Unrest in Serzipe as General Rega Forces Cardoza Out
The article reports a confrontation where General Rega forces compel Fausto Cardoza to abandon the Governnment palace in Serzipe Province Braz. Cardoza reportedly dies amid clashes while the North AQ unit honors William Conway at Camden Maine. A Toronto Ontario church momentarily halts services as a priest exhibits illness. Express companies seek regulatory extensions from the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Financial strains temper New York growth and industry
The report notes scarce credit for expanding business as merchants borrow heavily and manufacturers extend terms. Steel and iron production rise with new furnaces, while building activity in San Francisco shows 316 permits worth 1.274 million dollars. Wheat crops in New York State are strong with good quality, carriage horses remain scarce and costly, and oyster harvesting is promising in the Northeast amid weather and demand factors.
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Thatcher
Jntengo
Itu
Oldest Fined Date 1240 B C Professor Breasted
Fragmentary OCR notes reference James Henry Breasted and Egyptology at the University of Chicago. The text hints at ancient dates and histories, mentioning 1240 B C and a discussion of early eras, but it is garbled and lacks a clear event.
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Wb Daven Bess
North Dakota Solves the Adulteration Problem
North Dakota enacts a labeling plan to curb adulterated goods with “See the label test” for paints and foods. It allows mixtures if clearly labeled and genuine white lead only when labeled as such, aiming to stop misrepresentation and protect consumers from inferior products.
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Adam No Bachelor Twin in Genesis Text
An old friend contends Adam was not a bachelor but a twin. He cites Genesis lines about creation and assigns a misprint in the following chapter, noting later text differs from the initial creation narrative in a New York Trees context.
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New York
Umeo
Linnea
Man-Eating Hippopotamus Terrorizes Barberton Area
An immense hippopotamus reportedly emerged from a river near Barberton in the Transvaal and attacked a small boy, killing him. Locals killed the animal and consumed it. The event is being discussed at Tuskegee Institute with Bishop Aleton noted.
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Mobile
Tuskegee
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