Dean's Kidney Pills Credited By War Veteran
Lieutenant George G. Warren of No. 3 Chemical, Washington, D. C., credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing kidney strain from heavy lifting. He lifts 600 pounds since using them and says the trouble has not returned after five to six years of ailment. Pills sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y. The other snippet notes The Great Humorist Jeste being exhausted as he ponders punchlines in a separate anecdote.
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George G. Warren
No. 3 Chemical
Washington, D. C
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Kansas City
Ming
Sin
Postum
Postum Co
Ostrich Feathers Spark Ethical Question
A philanthropist asks Miss De Muir if she considers the suffering behind ostrich feathers used on hats. She replies she does and asks why the birds are not chloroformed, reflecting on cruelty behind fashion.
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Miss de Muir
Chicago Tribune
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promised for Womb Ailments
An advertisement asserts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription cures obstinate leucorrhea heavy flow and uterine disorders with persistent use. It quotes testimonials from Mrs Joan Bowers and promises free expert guidance, no narcotics, and options including Pleasant Pellets and Compound Extract.
Changed. Uncle's eccentricity spares invitation
A family notes that a relative with ill manners was briefly considered unwelcome but after his fall into wealth they deem him merely eccentric and invite him to visit.
Bud Burst Into Bloom Comic Exchange Cited
A Cleveland Leader snippet recalls a sharp quip about a parent’s hopes for a budding genius turning into a blooming jackass, capturing a wry moment of humor in local print.
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Cleveland
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promoted By Mrs Gossett Testimony
Mrs Minnie B Gossett of Ouh richsville Ohio shares a family experience with Dr Williams Pink Pills. She says the pills cured malaria related debility nervous prostration and rheumatism in herself daughter and husband and credits the treatment with restored health and energy. The testimonial claims the pills strengthen blood and nerves and are useful for anemia dyspepsia and growing girls.
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Dr. Williams
Tom
Minnie B. Gossett
Ouhrichsville
Tuscarawas Co
Ohio
Rhymsters and Poets Mentioned in Philadelphia Press
Quoted exchanges distinguish a poset from a rhymster while noting differences in speech about poems. The fragment references chemists, long career spans, and scattered phrases about curing and drinking, with garbled text interspersed.
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Philadelphia Press
Getting His Money Back
An interviewer asks a Boston magnate if he will fight Jossem on the board of trade. The magnate replies he plans to dramatize Jossem and then “work him over into a parlor game,” per the judge’s remark.
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Jossem
Boston
Board of Trade
Ivy on Porch End Promptly Cut By Gardener
A Yorkshire gentleman argues ivy on his porch should stay. His wife hesitates but accepts her stance. The gardener offers four reasons including sparrows and a reglar sore. He reveals he cut the ivy last night, much to the gentleman’s surprise.
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John
Mother quits coffee. Postum aids milk and health
A Kansas City mother credits coffee withdrawal and Postum Coffee with improved milk for her seven month old, relief from dizziness and dyspepsia, and overall family wellbeing. She urges others to try Postum, praising its compatibility with mother and baby.
Seeding Tips and Depths for Better Crops
Guidance on soil preparation, seed bed quality, seeding timing, depth, and rates. Recommends early wheat, oats, barley planting, cautions against cold ground for corn, and advises crop rotation and weed reduction strategies. Mentions flax depth limits and moisture needs for germination.
State Vital Statistics Report for February From Healy
February births total 507 and deaths 173 per the State Board of Health secretary Dr. H H Healy. report notes incomplete county reporting and detailed counts for contagious diseases including tuberculosis diphtheria scarlet fever measles smallpox pneumonia and others with their deaths. other items cover official appointments and local incidents in Fargo Devils Lake Leonard and Ward County.
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H. H. Healy
The
State Board of Health
Nelson County
March Term Opens as Supreme Court Faces Heavy Calendar
The North Dakota supreme court begins its regular March term in Fargo with ninety seven cases. Cass county contributes eighteen and Grand Forks eight, leaving twenty seven counties split among the rest. Three actions target the city of Fargo. The court workload grows, making a shift from three to five justices likely. Several candidates take the bar admission examinations as the state board acts officially for the first time.
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Supreme Court
Fargo
North Dakota Supreme Court
Cass County
Grand Forks
Farko
Board
Edible bamboo shoots grow rapidly and fetch prices
The article notes edible bamboo shoots can grow up to three feet daily with early shoots fetching about six cents a pound. Later harvests were disposed of for one tenth that amount. It mentions blanching like asparagus and remarks on listening as a valued trait.
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America
Arbor Day Proclaimed in North Dakota
North Dakota Governor E. Y. Sarles proclaims April 21 as Arbor Day urging statewide planting and rest from work. The public observes by decorating homes and public spaces with trees and shrubs to foster beauty, shade, and future benefit for generations.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
E. Y. Sarles
E. F. Porter
Dire Extremity and Hunger Mentioned in Modern Society Text
In a distressed exchange a man laments no work and no food while his wife suggests taking in boarders. The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes a satirical line about senators preferring honor over money, illustrating social critique of political values.
Fragmented Quote, USSR Peace, Life Magazine Snippet
A garbled excerpt references the czar of Russia and a debate about peace. The text hints at past attempts and shifting attitudes, mentioning Life magazine as a source and noting inconsistent claims about a desire for peace. The fragment lacks clear context or full attribution.
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Russia
Love Is Blind Says Minister's Wife In Quirky Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue shows a minister's wife and others debating blindness and affection. Odd spellings and garbled phrases reflect OCR errors but hint at a witty exchange about love and perception.
How Two Beautiful Women Escaped Pelvic Catarrh
Mrs Mable Bradford of Burlington Vermont praises Peruna as a cure for female ailments. She details severe back pains from a cold and monthly distress, states the remedy restored health and strength, and says she no longer suffers periodic pains or extreme lassitude.
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FE Buna
Mable Bradford
Charel Street
Burlington
Whittier Oratorio Society
Dr Hartman Proposes Free Catarrh Treatment by Mail
Thousands of women cured each year by correspondence Dr Hartman offers to help without charge. Read the evidences from many letters claiming relief from catarrhal conditions described as female weaknesses. The article credits him with identifying catarrh’s true cause and promising remedies.
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Miisitu
Hartman
Ott
Flere
Nonsensical OCR Fragment From Historical Page
A garbled OCR snippet shows fractured dialogue with phrases like they go in strong fer ane CALL s and overcoat of arms. The text lacks coherent context, names, dates, or place details to identify a concrete news item or event. It reads as incomplete transcription artifacts rather than a reportable story.
Mercury in Catareh Ointments Warned By Authorities
The Louisville Courier-Journal reports a warning on ointments labeled for catareh containing mercury. Mercury exposure risks deranging health. The piece notes public health concerns and mentions various unrelated quotes from performers and a reference to Mephisto.
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R. V. Pierce
N. Y
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DR. Pierce
Common Sense
V. Pierce
Main St
David Kei
Caine
Rani
Prof. Shepperd
C. C. Churchill
Agricultural College
State Vital Statistics
Smith
Burke
Devils Lake
Bruce
State University
Leonard
C. W. Hill
Hill
Wellman
C. B. Wade
Theodore Roosevelt
St. Louis
Portland
Richard Johnson
Ward County
Roosevelt
Bad Landa
Barnes Tee
Benson See
Bottineau
Burleigh
Cass
Cavalier
Ward
Wwe
Williams
Quniss
Old Hanks
Poe
Astor
Arbor Day
Philadelphia Public Ledgers
Lizzie Redding
Button-Place
Periban’ Duddtura
Baautitlor
Po ‘Runa
Tirs
Perina
Dr. Hart
Pve
Nartmar
Pia
Des Ory Fui
Wopallity
Rea
Nantarateen
Songbew
Rency
Teathimonta
Saitiphuta
Inshades
Chew
Hia
Wayd
Louisville Courier-Journal
Kay
Childrie
Gray
New ‘York
A.s.olmsted
LeRoy
Cain
Johnny
Jones
Cashino
J. H. Rindlaub
Thay
Fork Grocer
Lion Coffee
LION
Eich
Lion ‘Cofree
Everywhere
Woolson ‘Spice CO
Toledo
Lemberman
Theo Bee
Eat Mayer Rood & Shoe Co
SOO Virgina Arms
Tatecelotile Dike Lopitaven
Fae Matare
Fotarnberg
Raper
Pisani
Sonty
Zid
Auibods
W. Auf
Yan
Uoiet
Doovisnlon & Enguiddd Iyi Davia Tanp CIA
Alsil
Earl S Se Ee Ee Ee
Ol Mohd
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