Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Aches, Milborn Adhen
Mrs. Charlotte Ann Webb of Milford Delaware testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her chronic backache and disordered kidneys after ten years of poor health. She credits three boxes for cure and notes no serious return since. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Tester Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Dean
Charlotte Ann Webb
Franklin & Fourth Sts
Milford
Del
Doan
Tester-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
A Supposed Son and the Power of Love Across Kinship
Two doctors debate whether parental affection arises from blood or bonds. A tale follows Everard Ward, a foundling raised by a loving couple, who learns a secret of his birth. He declines a $200,000 inheritance to spare his foster parents pain, choosing charity instead. The story argues association can trump consanguinity in shaping love.
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Drs. Fisher and
Gardner
Fisher
Indy
Wnson
Behin
Foundling
Everard Ward
Ward
Everard
Titan
Everard Wart
Lawrence
Arwell
Ile
Bhhin
Hiu
Parisian Whole Wheat Bread Process Without Flour
A Parisian method uses a screw device to crush and blend whole wheat, producing dough without flour. After washing, wheat rests with water six hours, swells, then mixes with yeast and salt before processing. The bread yields varying hole sizes and a strong aroma unlike ordinary bread. The piece shifts to a discussion of death in ancient art, noting Thanatos and Sleep as linked, with skull imagery emerging in later Christian times.
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Parisian
Chicago Tribune
Thanatos
Sicep
Europe
The Pygmies of Northwestern Rhodesia
A modern traveler describes the Ratwa pygmies of northwestern Rhodesia as four feet tall with long arms and short legs. They live largely nude, speak their own tongue, trade little with others, and rely on game and crops for food. Seven tribes exist with loose clan ties under a chief whom they aid in battles. Their morality is high and they are noted as unusually intelligent. Hunting elephants uses poisoned arrows and feasting follows after the carcass is found.
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Rhodesia
Disappointed man disputes accident insurance choice
Mr Halloran confronts an insurance agent over an accident policy after meeting Barney Casey. Halloran insists he chose the other company and fumes that the agent shrugged off the accident claim, threatening to drop insurers as a result. The tale unfolds with distrust and anger toward the insurance process.
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Mr. Halloran
Barney Casey Nerther
Nighttime prank ends with a mistaken house call
A man on a vacant plot asks a policeman to ring a bell at a nearby house to learn if William Dockey is home. The resident woman, Abdaworan, drips water on the officer and reveals the ruse. The officer, soaked, lets the man stay where he is as Mrs. Dockey confirms no one named William Dockey is home.
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William Dockey
Abdaworan
Wilam Dockey
Dockey
Mrs. Dockey
London
Salaries Paid in Pelts Once Defined Tennessee’s Early Law
A transcriptionist notes that in 1788 the salaries of Commonwealth officers were paid in pelts under the names Franklin and Tennessee. Governors, chief justices, secretaries, clerks, and warrants were valued in deer, raccoon, and beaver skins, with Memphis described as a trading post not laid out as a village until 1820. pelts served as currency in early frontier government.
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Tennesee
Franklin
Commonwealth
Frank Mu
House of Commons
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Tennessee
Memphis
The Doctrine of Election Exchange Tale
An old former Vance servant answers questions about the doctrine of election with wry humor. He notes the Bible teaches election but jokes that he cannot tell if Vance has been elected, remarking he is near the grade to telm and has never known a candidate elected.
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Nichols & Shepard Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Vance
Congress
Eptraim
Ian Bel
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Denton Journal
Morard Veen Rep
IL Jones Sow
Melvin & Ingwson, Publishems
Gladys Downs Brasambiek
Peter Bracaiitek
Caroline County
Peeg Chancery
Gladys Downs Bracaniligh
Peter Beocamlich
Glarkys Downs
Peter Bracumficken
Peter Bracuimedes
Luz
Ghadys Downs
Peter Bracumieh
Maryland
Gladys Downs Bracuighck
Caroline
Peter Bracamlich
J. Kemp Stevens
Veterar
Idl
Berg
Germicgide
Canson
A. L. Duffey
Chesapeake Steamship Company
CHE
Bal Baltimorial
Aravan Wal
Norfolk Northbouind
Baltimoly
Baltimore
Simond
Sapeake Line
BokBronn Va
Boean
Ewan Ole Pate
Ut Rt
Freeman Pica Jivnsor Sy Bavelle Sas
RK River Line
R Point
Richmond Va
Cor
Soullberm
AL West Port
Watt
Laweure
OL Mice
Lichtland Leo
CrUaPagan
Prnel Eng
McVicker
Watford
Jj.d.& T. EL Gripfitel
Tuais Alins
Wheatley
Tiim
R.P.D. Reed
Oak Grove
Isaac L. Dukes
G. Creeck
Preston
Ald
Denton
Clay Mobbs
Eisenberg’s
Eisenberg
Porticres
Baltimore Lexington Street
Eisenbergs
Chalmers
Detroit
Hudson
W. Frank Jarrell
Chestertown
Baltamore
ZH Motor Car Co
Mt. Royale Ace
Union Station
Virginia
North Carolina
Tunis Mills
Choptank
Easton
W.W. Tunis & Bro. Lumber Company
H Euston, Md
Sebring
Madras
India
Trish
E. T. Orme
Andersontown MD
Iamond Telephone
J. W. Wright & CO
Hobbs
Orphans’ Court
Fred F. Wright
James E. Wright
Journal
Gocknauer
Panquier
Diairhora
Chas. S. Grasotl
Nalimore Coj
Mit
E. L. Griest
Cessna
J. Bolgianoc & Son
B.F. Howard
Chas. Howard, Hobbs
Tuckahoe Neck
Ames H. Pollard
P. C
Chas. H. Redden
Hienry D. Marvel
Philip A. Marvel
Henry D. Marvel
Junker
E. Fayette ST
Charles
Baltimore, MD
Eastern Shore
Plymouth
TIE
Greensboro
Fell Street
Ainsworth Rhodes
American Press Association
State of
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