Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Letter Promotes Cure
A 1909 testimonial from Mrs Matty Camfield claims Swamp Root relieved back pain after twenty years and five bottles, noting five years of relief. She cites her husband’s kidney and bladder problems also improving after using the product and requests publication of the letter.
What Swamp-Root Will Do For You Sample Offer
Dr Kilmer Co offers a sample bottle of Swamp Root and a booklet about kidneys and bladder. This paper is asked to be mentioned. Regular fifty cent and one dollar sizes available at drug stores.
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Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Aple
Mia
Woodlawn
Howell
Ramey
W. B. Caldwall
Ashington Bt
Monticello
Appetite Not a Necessity Says Dr Merlin in Journal
Dr John R Merlin of New York, a physiology professor, argues in the Journal of the Outdoor Life that appetite is not essential for good digestion. He says meals should supply energy for the day’s work, with most food going to energy and only a minority to building material.
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John R. Merlin
New York
Corbell
Uniypecally Medical College
Journal of the Outdoor Lite
Writers Recite in the Forum Amid Public Readings
A crowd gathers as numerous authors recite their writings in the forum’s central space. The event showcases varied topics and styles, drawing attendees interested in literature and public discourse.
Use of the Split Log Drag on Earth Roads Praised
A United States Department of Agriculture pamphlet by D Ward King extols the split log drag as a low cost, effective method for maintaining earth roads. It details a two slab plank drag design with set back, light weight, and careful hole placement, plus materials like cedar or elm, and steps for assembly, wedging stakes, braces, a blade plate, and chain linkage to guide soil and prevent interference on uneven surfaces.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin
D. Ward. King
Office of Public Roads
Guard Against Unsightly Fowl
Instructions on poultry feather loss due to feather pulling in males and claws in hens. Recommends castor oil, conditioning powder, petroleum jelly, vaseline, and separating birds to prevent damage. Advises minor dietary sulfur and care for affected areas.
Handy barrel reinvented as reusable two part cask
A Nebraska inventor creates a two part barrel that splits through the middle with matching outer edge rings and threaded bolts to seal. It can be reused for various goods that fit a carrier, though initial cost is higher, it promises long term savings from repeated use.
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Nebraska
Passing of Justice Harlan At Washington DC
In Washington DC the passing of Justice Harlan marks the end of a long service on the Supreme Court. Known from his start as a steadfast independent thinker, he delivered opinions with sharp candor that often startled the high court and public alike.
Justice John Marshall Harlan A Sturdy One Man Judge
The piece profiles Justice John Marshall Harlan born June 1 1833 in Boyle county Kentucky. It notes his early education at Center College Transylvania University law practice in Frankfort and marriage to Malvina Shanklin. It recounts Civil War service rising to colonel and roles as Kentucky attorney general governor nominee and U S Supreme Court associate justice appointed by Hayes in 1877 and later as constitutional law professor at George Washington University and Behring Sea Tribunal member in 1899.
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John Marshall Harlan
Boyle County
Center College
Kentucky
Transylvania University
Frankfort
Malvina F. Shanklin
Evansaville
Ind
Malice
Ashland
Kentucky, Union
Louisiana
Hayes
Harlan
United States Supreme Court
George Wallington University
District of Columbia
Behring Sea Tribunal
Paria
Novel Street Railway Line in Be Philippines
An 8car street railway line near Daet connects village to coast in four miles uphill. Bulls pull the cars, driven by a native atop the front used to prod with a wooden goad and a mix of English and Filipino words.
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San Francisco
Cal
Philippines
Daet
Lyne
Doctor shoots mistaking hunter for deer in Maine
Harold High, twenty six, a guide from Bingham Me, was shot and killed by Doctor Brooks, a New York physician, who mistook him for a deer while hunting in misty woods. The tragedy highlights dangers of misidentification in rural stalking incidents.
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Bingham
Harold High
Doctor Brooks
New York
Poisonous fiction and home remedies fill a crowded page
A ragbag of old ads and breezy tips mix medical quackery with product pitches. It touts Dr Caldwell syrup, Spohn Distemper Cure, and Lewis cigars while jokey anecdotes on velocity and marriage ethics sit alongside household laxatives and soothing broths. The tone mirrors a late 19th century newspaper ad page.
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Mich
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van Buren Co
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Bena
Mungonn
Dreas
Minnyon
Jeptreetu
Philadelphia
Carter
Ally
Ote
Fati
Brooks
Marshall
L. Alley
Box
New Madrid
Aportemen's
Saint Geode
Eatalog
Powell & Clement
Fintinnati
Ieeetarinary Institute
Covington, Kentucky
Parker's
Ae Balam Fm
Oatas
Gray
Hales
Suprama
Lesne
Washington, D. C
John Marshall
Supreme ‘Court
Supreme Court
Hariati
Wet
Justice Harlan
Queer Road
Wocdan
Johnny
Spohn
Spohn Med, Co
Goshen
Lewis
Lt Fa
Anduar
Dr. Pierce
R.V. Pisrco
M. D
Prea’t
Buffalo
Pisron
People's Common Sen
Anishea
Rayo Lampe
Tanterna
Standard Oil Company
W. L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
Brockton
Mass
W.L. Douglas
Douglas
Idaho
Public Land
Wood River Project
Wood River
Idaho Irrigation Company, Limited
Richfield, Idaho
I. W. McConnell
Perfection
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