Cured by Cuticura Ad Claims Remarkable Skin Cure
An advertisement touts Cuticura products as a cure for skin disease after a user from Maple Grove Farm, Kansas, reports relief from two years of eruptions. The ad narrates seeking doctors, buying Cuticura Soup, Ointment, and Pills, and credits full recovery to the regimen. The surrounding page includes playful humor and unrelated bits.
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Niebly
Cutieura
Clinde N
Johnson
Maple Grove Farm
Kan
Jime
Smoothed gums remedy and curious notes on citizenship claims
Fragmentary OCR mentions Mrs Winglow’s syrup for teething gum relief, a California inventor’s fruit and vegetable vacuum transport, and a discussion of citizenship rights. It also references homestead implications and residence requirements, with several garbled phrases and old-fashioned wording.
Neapest Late on Earth Reveals Siberian Lake Meikal
The article notes Lake Meikal in Siberia as the deepest lake on earth, spanning about Ning thousand squire miles in area and reaching depths of 4,000 to 5,000 feet, containing water nearly equal to Lake Superior.
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Earth
Meikal
Siberia
Hile
Supéelor
Only One Municipal Street Railway System In Seattle
Classified style notice touts hiring in the West for harvest hands paying daily wages, with long promotional pitch for Seattle municipal street railway. It claims Seattle’s system is unique in U S with a 2 car operation, high pay, and profit potential for the city treasury. Includes誘 bogus employment pitch offering monthly income and goods, plus a stray domestic scene about a gas meter disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Seattle
Inn
Washington
Airume
Power Innit
Bathing the Baby Do Not Fear to Introduce Water Early
Advice from Eleanor Ri Parker urging new parents to start infant water exposure at six weeks with a gentle plunge bath each morning. Use a soft towel in a basin and ensure water is at the right temperature, recommending Ivory Soap for washing.
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Eleanor Ri Parker
Who Owns the North Lands Question of Arctic Ownership
A New York Tribune summary notes the Arctic voyage and Canada’s claim that northerly lands discovered and explored fall under the British flag. It highlights debate on whether discovery alone grants title or occupation and settlement are needed, and whether some lands are unsuitable for settlement.
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Arctic
Britain
Dominion
Caml
North Pole
Pole
Wham
New York Tribune
Indigestion claims from simple breakfast foods
An Indianapolis teacher reports relief from indigestion after switching from eggs toast and fry to Postum with grape-nut cereal. She describes persistent discomfort and nervous energy from a basic breakfast, then credits the hot Postum and cereal mix for steadier digestion and steadier nerves over more than a year. The ad cites Postum Co of Battle Creek Michigan and promotes Grape-Nuts as a key breakfast alternative.
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Neil
Soliloquy of the Czar and American Satire Mix
A collage of satirical clippings from multiple papers laments politics and society. It notes uproar over Dreyfus, calls out American figures like Cassie Chadwick, Rockefeller, and Dreyfus rumors, and reports an Auto Owner in Yankees, NY jailed for speeding with his chauffeur.
Labor unions report broad activity and wage gains
The piece surveys union actions across the United States and Canada including the Lithographers eight hour day push, nine hour day gains for leather workers in New York and Brooklyn, higher wages in textile centers, and new unions forming in agriculture. It notes strikes and settlements in Boise and St Louis, reports on coal mine safety and employment, and details union insurance funds, membership counts, and benefits across various crafts and regions. It also mentions Belgian child labor, Belgian and German labor statistics, and British mining commissions.
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New York
Brooklyn
United Brotherhood of Ccarpenters and Joiners of America
Ling
Piano and Organ Workers’ Union
Canada
Carpentera
Boise
Idn
Master Builders’ Association
United Brotherhood of Rural
Missouri
Mn Tuan
Streator, Ll
Chicago
Brotherhood of Mailway
New England
Austria
Belgium
France
Great Briton
Germany
United States
Beto Perial
Boston Carpenters’ District Council
Mlinala
Conl
Edgar J. Davies
Colorado Springs
Brotherhood of Ballrong ‘Praigmen
Ths Foundation
Iyeara
BR. T. Ford
Rochester
Neva Wha
William Abrahams
Mahon
Rade
Rabor Council
King Edward
Royal Commission
Ov Mining
Aly, Abralam
Bouth Wales Federation of Mining
John Mitchell
Great Britain
Hwo Yenre Ugg
Origin of Salmon Described in Pacific Monthly
The article explains the Atlantic salmon Salmo salar, its migration to streams to spawn, and return to the sea. It notes occasional landlock behavior in lakes, size and color similarities to large trout, and that both Atlantic salmon and true trout belong to genus Salmo.
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England
Pacific Monthly
Heritage of Civil War Kidney Trouble Veteran Testimony
Captain John L. Rly of Company 13 17th Ohio living in Newton reports chronic kidney trouble after Civil War service. He details relief from Doan's Kidney Pills used since 1901 and credits the remedy with his long lasting cure. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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John L. Rly
17Th
Ohio
Second Street
Newton
Iidney
Doan
All-Deslors
Foster-Milburn Co. Uulfald
N.Y
Western town sudden entry prompts job search tale
An African American man bursts into a railroad superintendent’s office seeking work. He offers to switch or do any task, and the exchange touches on the driver’s inquiry about drinking. The tale appears in the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune with the line about an old man and Mr Gladstone attributed to Rev Edward Lloyd Jones of Manchester England.
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Buffalo ‘Lines
Orst
Oylich
Cincinnati
Wibune
Grand Ol Man
Mr. Gladstone
Edward Lloyd Joes
Menchester
England
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