Doan's Kidney Pills Gain Wide Vero Testimonial
A reader recounts severe back and kidney pain eased after taking Doan's Kidney Pills. He bought them at Foster-Milburn Co. and reports rapid relief. Others near him also used the remedy with satisfactory results, and he urges others to try this medicine, sold for 50 cents by all dealers.
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Meteall
Ie Jackson
Cate
Fetcalt
Useworth
Dean
Sidney
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N
United States
Doan
Frayed Ad Copy and Fragments From a Tarnished Patents Page
Fragmentary advertisement text touts kidney cures and mail orders with dubious guarantees. It references W. Bentz Co and E. Ds Miter 801 Main St and cites urban population comparisons for Berlin Paris and Chicago style data. It also mentions charitable gifts in Paris connected to an American church and Woman's Christian Association.
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Janeys
W. Hbentz & Co
Elkhart
Duriar
Paris
Irish Senator Talks Attractions on Local Stage Tour
An Irish Senator spoke with Manager Sommers about upcoming attractions. He mentioned a local stage, a one night engagement, and a journey en route from San Francisco to York. The talk touched on a joint entertainment event and a noted etenteat.
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Sommers
San Francisco
York
Kidney Cure Claimed To Heal Kidney Ailments
An 1910s classified style note reports a Mr Grurnett and Hepner marketing a “Kidney Cure” claiming to treat gland and kidney disorders. One man aged 91 reportedly felt better for twenty years after using two bottles.
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gRurnett
Rekport
Sworth Bros
Fragmentary medical note on kidney and bladder issues
A damaged OCR fragment mentions kidney and bladder concerns, Foley devices, and confinement to bed or disease limits. It references personal responsibility and long term illness but lacks clear patient or date details.
Pilgrim Ivanovich Struck by Beggar and Dying
An aged pilgrim Ivan Ivanovich travels to Jeruellen and shares prayers with light in his heart. A beggar mocks him for poverty, strikes him, and leaves him with a fatal head wound as vagabonds gather at his bedside. The dying man refuses to name his attacker, declaring any man may be a criminal.
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Jeruellen
Hély
Alma
Ivan
Ivanovitch
Evan jiTvanovich
Comet Fears Rise From Lalande Prophecy Recalled
The article recalls Lalande's 1773 debate with Newton over comet dangers. It notes public panic after a misinterpreted prophecy and police action to reassure Parisians, a pattern seen in earlier comet scares.
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Joseph Jerome Lafrancais de Lalande
Lalande
Newton
French Academy
Centenarians in Britain Show More Women Than Men
A historical note reports more women than men reaching age 100 in the United Kingdom with figures over several years. It cites 42 centenarians in recent year, 16 of them men, and contrasts with earlier years 1905 and 1904. It mentions several long-lived individuals and notes Ireland’s higher count while Britain’s nations are described with antiquated spellings and locale names.
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Great Britain
United Kingdom
Bridget Dallaher
Lutterick
Sarah“Bean
King’s
Bridget Somers
Maren
Ireland
Sheikas
England
Scotland
Wales
Woman at site recounts Justice Miller’s death
A fragmentary report notes a woman recounting events at a site related to Justice Miller’s death. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate an ongoing or reported incident.
Helmoltz on Perceived Time Between Ticking Watches
The excerpt discusses Helmholtz and measuring time relations between perceptions from different organs. It notes that judgments depend on sufficient interval to reflect and cites an experiment where an electric shock affects reaction time.
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Helmholtz
The Neck Tie With Hidden Money
A railroad detective tells of a farmer who kept money in his necktie. The farmer denies possession, but the detective explains the tie was chosen as a hiding place for bills. The detective notes his hands cannot resist adjusting the cravat while observing the farmer.
Rats as Ivory Appraisers and a Deserter Medal Note
An ivory dealer cites rats as experts, claiming they detect animal glue in tusks and judge quality by furrows. The piece mentions a deserter’s branded medal awarded to J Tomlin of Nottingham for Sevastopol service, with notes on illness and unreadability.
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Rata
J. “Tomlin
Nottingham
Engiarid
Sevastopol
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