Woman's Kidney Cure Promoted by Pinkham's Compound
Claims kidney disease among the deadliest female illnesses and presents letters from Buffalo and Dalton women praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Includes testimonials from Mrs. Paula Weisslitz and Mrs. Oran Strona and a notice inviting letters to Lynn Massachusetts with a $500 forfeit for falsified originals.
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Weisslitz
Lydia E. Pinkhamm
Paula Weissitz
Seneca St
Buffalo
N. Y
Lydia B. Pinkham
Bright
Lydia E. Pinkham
Oran Strona
Dalton
Mass
Horrors of Exploring in the Land of Midnight Sun
An automobile magazine recounts a tongue in cheek remark by a famed Arctic explorer who laments using dirty whale blubber as fuel in a touring car while in the land of the midnight sun. The anecdote highlights hardships and humor in early exploration lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Magazine
Patents Issued Last Week To Northwestern Inventors
List of patents issued to Minnesota and nearby inventors including Elmer Ackerman Minneapolis for a pressure device for drills Axel Jacobson Minneapolis for a bed rail coupling James McMahon Bemidji for a shoe lacing Andrew Olson Minneapolis for a coin actuated weight scale Frank Saxon Worthington for a gear wheel Charles Sayre St Paul for a carburetor David Sigfridson Isanti for a combined corn and potato planter Lothrop and Johnson patent lawyers 912 915 Pioneer Press Bidg St Paul
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Elmer Ackerman
Minneapolis
Minn
Axel Jacobson
James McMahon
Bemidji
Andrew Olson
Frank Saxon
Worthington
Charles ‘Sayre
St. Paul
David Sigfridson
Isanti
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press Bidg
Display type in ze seashore fashion display
A quoted exchange describes a fashionable display type at the seashore, noting the conspicuous short costumes and ballroom attire. The judge’s remark labels the look as a display type.
Cough Remedies Ad Claims 25c Dose Pack
An advertisement offers a 25 cent cough remedy pack described as providing 26 doses of an abso lutely effective tablet. The notice cites the supplier as DR See co. and references a Cross Wis and GWNU location.
One Kind and Mirth in a Fragmented Exchange
A humorous fragment quotes a exchange about massage and chin reduction, with Henpeck remarking on a possible 60 percent chance and a sausage maker musing on uncertainty. The piece references Houston and Dyeing with a playful jumble of phrases and misplaced dialogue.
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Henpeck
Houston (Tex
The Best He Could Do
A child justifies his behavior to his mother by claiming kindness to his teacher. He explains that he cries loudly when punished to convince the teacher she is hurting him, a line attributed to Philadelphia Public Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Stops the Gough and Works Off the Cold Lazative
An old time advert shows Gough and Works Off the Cold Lazative Bromo Quinine Tablets priced 250 with a note urging buyers to insist on the druggist. The fragment includes interleaved quips from the Baltimore Sun and New Yorker dialogue about love and brigands.
Fragmented Historical Snippet Bl ends with Mixed Phrases
The readable text blends ad like lines about Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething and old proverbs on time and woman. A joking exchange on unwomanly and untimely words appears with a kitten and a stray comment on Piso's Cure for Consumption and prudent common sense.
McGahey Not In Contempt Of Court Reversal
The supreme court reverses McGahey's contempt conviction for resisting a search warrant. It held the order was not a lawful or proper court order and that absence of notice invalidated contempt. The case involved liquor nuisance abatement in Burleigh County with Sheriff Welch executing the warrant.
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Supreme Court
Lower Court
McGahey
George A. Welch
Burleigh County
Northwest
Bismarck
District Court
Winchester
J. Arthur E. McGahey
State Republican Convention Delegates Set for June in North Dakota
The Bismarck Tribune outlines a plan with 734 delegates at the Republican state convention to nominate delegates for Chicago. The apportionment formula uses county at large and vote-based shares, with caucuses in May and the state convention in early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck Tribune
Chicago
State Central Committee
Coun
Donnybrook Appeals for Loan to Rebuild After Fire
Donnybrook North Dakota seeks a repayable loan from Northwest residents to rebuild after Dec 9 fire destroyed the business area. with $40,000 loss and only $15,000 insurance, the village plans monthly installments at low interest. Committee led by E. T. Carey issues appeal to capital from a fire stricken town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnybrook
N. D
Soo Line
Northwest
E. T. Carey
North Dakota
Educational meeting program set for Grand Forks
State Superintendent Stockwell releases the program for the annual State Educational Association meeting to be held December 29 to 31 in Grand Forks. The event includes sections for general education, college, normal and manual training, county superintendents, high schools, elementary, and school directors. Prof. E Benjamin Andrews of the University of Nebraska will lecture December 30 night. Railroads offer reduced rates on the certificate plan and educators from across the state are expected.
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Stockwell
State
Educational Association
Grand Forks
General Educational Association
College, Normal and Manual Training
E. Benjamin Andrews
State University of Nebraska
Boy Killed by Horse In Iron Mountain Street
The mystery of Henry Mongran an eleven year old boy found unconscious with a head wound on a Iron Mountain street has been solved a delivery man gave the boy a horse to lead to a fountain the horse struck him and the man feared to report the incident at first. The Danish folksthing raised member per diem from six to ten kroner for six months and a joint Swedish Norwegian sulphite works office warehouse will open in Gothenburg next year with annual production valued at thirty million kroner.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Henry Mongran
Ister
Sulphite Works
Sweden
Norway
Gothenborg
Japs Fire On Koreans Over Labor Riot At Mokohe
Seoul reports Japanese marines landed at Mokohe to quell laborer rioting among Korean workers in foreign concessions. They fired on the mob, killing several. The strike involved Korean coolies and sparked clashes with Japanese. Russia might dispatch a warship if Korea protests the landing.
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Seoul
Mokohe
Russia
Jansen
Denmark’s 1901 Census Count Reveals Population Rise
The Danish census shows 2 449 540 people on February 1 1901. The population grew by 277 160 since 1890. Cities show strong growth while small towns and rural areas stagnate or decline. Also mentions North Dakota farmers backing Senator McCumber’s national grain inspection plan.
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Denmark
North Dakota
Senator McCumber
National Grain Inspection
Peruna Protects the Little Ones at Home
A household health booster Peruna is urged for every home with children. Advertisements claim quick cures for coughs and catarrhal fever with families praising Peruna's preventive powers and long term use. Testimonials from Mrs. J. M. Brown of Dunnegan Springs Missouri and Albert Lietzman of Chicago Illinois are cited.
Peruna Ad Warns of Fall and Winter Colds in Children
A 1904 Peruna advertisement urges immediate use for child colds to prevent rheumatic complications and heart disease. It promotes Dr. Hartman and offers a free almanac, noting croup and bronchitis as childhood dangers and suggesting safe handling by doctors and druggists. A humorous classified exchange ends with a printer editor exchange.
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Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna Cited By Mrs Schafer For Child Health
Mrs Schafer of St Louis writes that Peruna improved her four year old daughter from convulsions and catarrhal fevers and kept her family free of doctors since starting the tonic. She also credits Peruna with curing her baby boy's cold and fever and keeping him healthy at fifteen months.
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Alice
Alrs
Schafer
Deafness Cure Promoted By Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local treatments and must be addressed through constitutional remedies. It asserts inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes hearing loss, with catarrh as the common source, offering Halls Catarrh Cure and a reward for unrecoverable cases.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Dets
Neighbors Suspect Parental Food Behind School Rivalry
Mrs Bliggins laments Marguerite struggles while Mathilde leads the class. She wonders what brain boosting foods the neighbors feed their children, as reported by the Washington Star.
None provided in source
The excerpt contrasts belief with germ theory through a fable about builders and health. It cites the idea that drainage matters most, warning that fools ignore bacilli and face storms, while the wise adapt to scientific understanding.
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Puck
Wyoming stock raiser touts Dodd's Kidney Pills cure
Newcastle Wyoming December 21 A local stock raiser 8 C Holst says backache vanished after using Dodd's Kidney Pills He claims two years of pain ended and says he is healthier than ever and able to work without discomfort He recalls trying many medicines and doctors before the treatment.
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Newcastle
Wyo
C. Holst
Mr. Holst
Dodd
Wyoming
Conversation highlights clash with Anglomaniac style
A dialogue contrasts tedious social questions with sharp opinions. The speaker dismisses arts sports and polo as bores while noting a surprising exchange with New York Johnson about differing views. The exchange ends with a quiet remark on a half hour talk where opinions did not align.
Absent King’s Right and the Idea of Royal Immunity
A conversation notes that the notion of the king’s inviolability is being abandoned. Critics in society circles believe the king’s actions are not automatically wrong, challenging traditional title worship and defending accountability.
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Chicago Post
Milwaukee streetcar quip on pale beer and bottled drinks
Senator Spooner recalls overheard summer streetcar chat in Milwaukee. A young lady asks if pale beer is at home and is told by her companion that pap always gets his bottled beer. The anecdote appears in the New York Times.
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Spooner
Milwaukee
New York Times
The Congressman's Greeting
A Chicago Tribune snippet shows a humorous exchange in Washington where a constituent asks the senator about his status and work, and the man laments the “out of a job” feeling. The brief dialogue captures political theater and public sentiment.
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Scummins
Washington
Chicago Tribune
Center of Football Team Reads Free News
A heckler complains a football center is reading the newspaper without paying. The exchange hints at local sports coverage and the player’s public profile in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chimmie
Patriotism Epigram From Congressman McClellan Cited
The quote credits Congressman McClellan for epigrammatic patriotism dating from his early reporting days. It notes his line that patriotism should not silence women from public office, as quoted from the New York Times.
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McClellan
New York Times
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