Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Doctors report many people suffer kidney trouble without knowing it while Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is touted as a successful remedy. An insurer notes many applications are declined due to kidney issues, yet applicants often remain unaware of their condition. A sample bottle offer is included with a ten cent test request.
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Kilmer
Dr. Wilmer & Co
Binghamton
Hoopeston
Mrb
Lydia Lowd
Hall's Catarrh Medicine A Constitutional Remedy
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. It requires constitutional treatment, as Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts through the blood to reduce inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and restore hearing. Circulars free. sold by all druggists.
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Ail
Gheney & Co
Onto
Cabinet hints and Philippines governorship debated
Edward W. Pickard reviews early moves in Harding’s cabinet selection with emphasis on seven of ten advisers and potential southern representation. Major topics include Wood as Philippines governor general, Fletcher for Japan ambassadorship, and Viereck’s German American League活動. Also covered are impeachment rumors against Judge Landis, emergency tariff bill prospects, railroad labor issues, typhus at New York ports, and European political turmoil.
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Pennsylvania
Atee
T. ¥. O'Connor
New York
Jeader
Longshoremen’s Union
James Duncan
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Granite Cutters’ Union
John L Nolan
California
Congress
En Iron Moulder
O'Connor
Harding
St. Augustine
Mason and Dixon
Harding. They Are 7. H. Huston
Newell Sanders
Tennessee
C. Bascom Stemp
Virginia
Herbert Hoover
John Hays Hammond
Commerce
Charles D. Hainles
National Republican Committee
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Frederick Burton Harrison
Lelands
Harrison
General Wood
Whder
Albert Fletcher
Florida
Japan
Roosevelt
Mexico
United States
Kenesaw M. Landis
Chicago
Caime
Benjamin Welty
Hie
Senate
Supreme Arbiter
House Committee On Judiciary
Palmer
Landis
N. PR. Dial
South Carolina
Lands
Iyl
Glee
Sud
Cal
Early 20th Century Clockwork Wit and Wool News
A miscellany notes jokes about marriage and anticipations, Garfield Tea pitched as a health laxative, and a light item about English women pushing yarn into balls to speed knitting. Also a brief report on Scotland's damage to London’s Wye buildings from stone-eating wear.
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Scot
Loudon
Wye
End of a Perfect Dayl ine tut at kindergarten
A kindergarten tutor finishing a story told children that the tiger ate her up, ending with the twist, she dyed happily ever after, surprising the class with a macabre conclusion.
Diamond Dyes Ad Warns Of Dyeing Dangers
An ad urges women to use Diamond Dyes with clear instructions for wool and fabric dyeing while warning of streaks fades and ruined items from poor dye. A Manhattan whale meat dealer questions flavor, asking what beefsteak cooked in clam broth and sugar would taste like.
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Manhattan
Election Day Oddities At Schoolhouse Door
An old schoolhouse sign proclaims students in class while voters are barred by a “election day” closure. A sixth grader questions the rule as adults discuss women’s suffrage with a showy cheer. The scene mixes confusion and partisan slang in a tense snapshot.
Cutleura Uses for Sore Hands and Care
An old advertorial shows Cutleura for sore hands with directions to apply the ointment and soak in a cutaneous solution. It mentions removing surplus ointment with baking soda and suggests Cutleura with soap and talcum for various skin uses.
Ex servicemen scattered by war across world
War forced ex service men to spread far after hostilities. One man left from Taguin, another from the Belgian Congo, a third from Tolannesburg South Africa. The note appears in Weekly.
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Viereck
Oswald Clarkson Villard
Lincoln
Woman's City Club
Cincinnati
Willard
Tree Amy Friends
Taguin
Ammeter
Belgian Congo
Tolannesburg
Sonuth Africa
Vines Sale Prompts Noted Ties to Tennis History
A fragmentary report notes a bottling firm tied to tennis sales near the vines with a cautionary line about remembering his steady humor. The terse text references a "riktchy" company and a recurring habit of being "jirsk" in tone.
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