Kickapoo Indians Sagwa Heals Kidney Trouble Claim
A dramatic testimonial from Duluth cites John Dice of 2629 W. rd Streat and others who suffered Bright's disease and kidney troubles. The copy extols Kickapoo Indian Sagwa as a remedy that supposedly restored health, claims no harmful ingredients, and touts Indian usage for centuries as proof of effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dice
W. Rd. Streat
Duluth
Alethdag Howes
Bagwaid
Bright
Beane
John Dich
Mr. Dice
Bachelors and Dinner Etiquette Innovations
Wealthy bachelors maintain elegant dining rooms with refined tastes and social ritual. A relative acts as hostess, the bachelor guides seating, and etiquette is finely observed. An exchange mentions using original college colors for an ongoing elegance trend and features a quoted color choice.
Ambissuoun Dinner Invitation Echoes Mission Visit
A returned missionary invites the domingin to supper after a Greed-breaking meal. The converted cannibal chief, who arrived with the missionary, mouths a smacking remark asserting indifference to anything that might make him feel more at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambissuoun
Yonkers
Summer fallowing debated by farmer experiments
A rural opinion column argues that standard summer fallowing harms soil fertility over time and wastes labor. It recommends spreading manure, sowing buckwheat or clover, and plowing under cover crops to restore nitrogen and subsoil channels. It notes subsoiling can boost corn yields and describes practical stump pulling, surveying recent subsoil experiments, and farm tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tila
L. B. Switch
Orange Judd
How To Make A Cheap Gate Spring For Gardens
A reader describes a simple method to fashion a gate spring using heated ends, bending ends into a hook, and attaching a rope or small chain. When released, the rope can hold the gate open. The article also covers forage planting notes, rye as a forage crop, and the value of ground preparation for crops. It mentions clover maggot damage in Montcalm county, rye benefits to succeeding crops, wire netting supports for vines, and general farm practices for weed control and soil readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montcalm
Job
Saylor
Montcalin County
Mich
Arkansas Valley
Morrow
Oklahoma
Regian
Speckled Hen Adopts Deserted Kittens As Foster Mother
Bethel resident William Ohler reports a speckled hen caring for two abandoned kittens. The barnborn kittens, weak from lack of nourishment, were sheltered under the hen’s wings while she guided them to eats and protection. The barn cat returned, but the hen defended the brood with determined clucks and wing strikes until the intruder was driven away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ohler
Bethel
Conn
Pha
Tery
Abby
Opium Cure Ad Likes Fame and Court Life Notes
A fragmented article discusses Dr. Micsh offering a twenty five year opium habit cure, praising his fame. It also covers European royal life, the grand duke and duchess of Jesse, and a London lighting plant article on electric generator control and the dangers of sudden demand shifts in towns like Westmoreland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micsh
Muy
Childuke
Jesse
Phor¢d
Dromatdet
Jerely
Dramestadt Opera House
England
London
Alwys
Rendiluss
Chen
Westmoreland
Regin
Town Cough Inti Inthealdert and best
Town Cough Inti Inthealdert and best. 1 Will brink up wCobt quicker than wnything ele. Itin adwayy peliable. Tryst Town Cough Inti Inthealdert and best. 1 Will brink up wCobt quicker than wnything ele. Itin adwayy peliable. Tryst some of the THolginm coal wines are won derfully deep. Ing pit at Plemi coal in vow belug 'yot'. 4,700 feet below thy sin face. Tn another mt, at Montigny-sure We worked WK feet down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plemi
Montigny
Pie Causes Family Dispute Ends With Treatment
A man and his wife quarrel after a pie is served. He takes Ayers Cathartic Pills to ease dyspepsia and reports happiness, along with his wife. The advertisement promotes Ayer’s Cathartic Pills as a remedy for indigestion after meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayers
Ayer
Half an Orange Confusion Cited in Quarreling Rhyme
In a Roxbury scene reported by the Chicago Tribune, a boy named George asks his mother for his half orange while Grace, his sister, refuses to share. The exchange unfolds with playful mispronunciations and a plea for fair sharing amid domestic banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Yessum
Hobert
Roxbury
Nike
Grace
George
Chicago ‘Tribune
Dr J G Grant Specialist Eye Ear Nose and Wheo Syndicate Bloul
A fragment from a Cincinnati Enquirer style piece mentions Dr J G Grant a specialist in eye ear nose and throat and a quirky line about a ring soaked plate of vanilla, reflecting a sensational clipped note from an old newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Grant
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Washington Star
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Quincy
Bene Woulley
Atlanta
Stusmpa
Maine
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Lyon
Wisconsin
New Yorker
Alain
Northwestern
Bila G. de Laney
Conway
N. Dy
Edward T. Gibson
Minneapalia
Adolph Knudson
St. Fant
Minn
Anton Krangzer
Lidgerwood
Herman
A. Krupke
Paynesville
Min
Horoe Power
Ralph Martin
St. Paul
Michael J. Nugent
St. Cloud
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Daiwnes Palmer
Moorhead
Pobato
Myron KX
Sargeant
Mogelie
N. D
Agricultrea
Sino Slroobel
Cone
de Smel
Horse Power
Tohn TH
Swadiing
Kelley
Minneapolia
Car Seal
William G.trnfton
Wairfax
Wiidmill
Merwin
DIL
Pioneer Press Building
Pow
Wimaekt
United States
Geologic Nlatrvey
Tre
Instrummer
Washington
PEP. Ine CO
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von Pigimates
Brean
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Unies
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Gondig
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