Doan's Kidney Pills praised by Kansas City leader
Nellie Davis of 1216 Michigan Ave Kansas City Missouri society figure praises Doan's Kidney Pills saying they cured kidney troubles caused by a cold. She reports severe back pains and headaches followed by complete relief after using a few boxes. Trial offer available from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. price 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Davis
Michigan Avenue
Kansas City
Doan
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Not Had but Were Stage Fright Remark Cited
A Philadelphia Press excerpt records an exchange where an amateur actress asks if she had stage fright and her friend clarifies the matter by saying she was frightened, not had. The dialogue highlights social perception and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
Jesuses and Venuses in School Art Gallery
Mrs. Alva Adams, wife of Colorado's governor, praises a women's club fundraiser to buy pictures for a schoolhouse. An entering pupil brought home ticket asks father about the art, and the boy explains they are pictures of Jesuses and Venuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Adams
Colorad
New York Press
Smoke Up and Shootin in Powder Smoke Era Quip
The Newark News quotes a playful line about shooting and powder smoke filling a place. The speaker Muggins remarks on endless shooting causing dense smoke and a casual inhale without police noticing, reflecting a period humor about gunplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Muggins
Newark
N. J
Imitation sealskin sparks playful exchanges
Maud questions Kit Garling horn’s sealskin while Irene fires back that her own skin is similar. The exchange reveals light gossip about appearance and fashion among friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
Kit Garlinghorn
Irene
Are You Bilious and Liver Health Remedies
The notice extols biliousness symptoms and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure. It includes testimonial parts praising the medicine for liver issues and promises, with guidance on other Pierce products and how to obtain medical literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Pierce
Golden Medical
Pierce
Augusta Barrir
Findlay Ave
Big Rapids
Michigan
A Pair of Birds
A Judge quips about a doctor and his wife comparing beauty and features. The doctor’s wife is praised for a swan-like neck while the doctor himself is likened to a pelican by a judge in a witty exchange.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Blood Based Remedy
An 19th century advert claims catarrh is constitutional and cures come from internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as internal, non quack, prescribed by physicians, and a tonic with blood purifiers. Also promotes Druggists sale and a constipation remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Nlall
Mississippi minister prays amid town's disaster coverage
Senator Money recounts a Mississippi pastor's response to repeated local calamities reported in the press. He led his congregation in prayer, asking the Lord to acknowledge the town's hardships documented in newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Money
Mississippi
New York World
Deranged Nerves Recovered After Pink Pills for Pale People
Ida L. Brown of Mattoon Illinois describes years of numbness and fainting from nervous troubles that ceased after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She reports rapid improvement after the first box and full recovery after eight boxes with one setback from the grip and a brief relapse cured again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida L. Brown
Brown
DeWitt Street
Mattoon
Illinois
Williams
State Legislature Edges Toward End of Session
Lawmakers reach agreement to alternate state fair between Fargo and Grand Forks with odd years at Grand Forks and even years at Fargo. Senate and House discuss remaining bills, including oil inspection changes, gaming law reforms, and a comprehensive municipal code. Governor Sarles announces nominations and irrigation plans as sessions wind down.
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Fargo
Grand Forks
Senate
St. Louis
George H. Piercy
Stutsman County
Academy of Science
Wahpeton
James Purdon
Richland County
Ole Arnegard
Trail
John H. Movius
Richland
W. D. Gillespie
Williams
James E. Hill
Cass
State Normal ‘School
Mayville
Gibert EB. Elkin
Traill
Alfred Blaisdell
Ward
A. Stetson
State Normal School
Valley City
E. A. Pray
Barnes
C. W. Paulson
Walter R. Reed
Mandan
C. A. Heegard
Morton
W. H. Stickney
Stark
Fred O. Olson
House
Gov. Sarles
Department of Agriculture
George Marelius
Williams County
A. L .Wentworth
Traill County
Nels Sorstrom
Pierce County
George Fitzgerald
Grand Forks County
W. F. Grewer
Ramsey County
T. D. Hinebaugh
Cass County
S. W- Teal
Dickey County
J. C
Bottineau
Ward County
H. W. Coe
Portland
Ore
Grand Forks University
Fargo Agricultural College
Sarles
H. H. Healy
Flaten
Grafton
Walsh County
Healy
A. L. Fellows
Government Reclamation Service
Fellows
F. W. Weston
J. W. Robinson
Stevenson Dunlap
Grant S. Hager
Pembina County
Barnes County
State Institute For
J. F. Brodie
Dickinson
Capitol
The
Agricultural College
Taylor
Farmer Kills Himself After Mass Slaughter
Cincinnati report says Henry Fey, farm caretaker west of the city, killed every living thing on the property before shooting himself. Victims were shot and piled near the house. Fey then killed himself in the kitchen with a shotgun.
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Cincinnati
Henry Fey
Fey
Harper Regains Strength As President Near Home Return
Chicago March 3. President W A Harper continues to gain strength after a comfortable day. He has requested University of Chicago students resume their social affairs. He may return to his home within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Chicago
W. A. Harper
University of Chicago
Fire Hurts Hargraves Bros. Wholesale. Loss Stated
Fire on the third story of Hargraves Bros. wholesale grocery house in Lincoln Nebraska last night caused a large loss. The tally notes about 120000 dollars in damage with no insurance coverage reported. The blaze disrupted business and drew local fire units to the scene.
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Lincoln
Neb
Hargraves Bros
Shout
Sullivan Knocks Out McCormick in Quick Bout
John L. Sullivan, former world heavyweight champion, defeated Jack McCormick of Galveston in the second round of a four round bout in Grand Rapids. Sullivan weighed 275 pounds to McCormick 196.
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McCormick
Grand Rapids, Mich
John L. Sullivan
Jack McCormick
Galveston
Tex
Sullivan
Editor Smith Indicted in Vidette Shooting Case
Storm Lake Iowa March 3 A A Smith editor of the Vidette who shot H F Schulte county attorney claiming insult to his wife was indicted by the grand jury for assault with intent to murder.
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Smith
Storm Lake
Iowa
A. A. Smith
The
Vidette
H. F. Schulte
Schulte
Senator Wolcott Dies in France Visit
Denver March 3 a message announcing the death of former United States Senator Edward O Wolcott who had been staying in France was received last night at the Brown Palace hotel.
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Senator Wolcott
Denver
United States
Edward O. Wolcott
France
Brown Palace
High French Heels Foretell Fashion at Grand Monarch Day
The piece envisions upcoming women's footwear trends with directoire style, scarlet and gold schemes, and green brown and pale blue silver pairings. It foresees higher heels for the season and hints at social figures practicing on stilts to master the extreme heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame
Louis Quatorze
Boudoir
Directoire Dames
Dodd's Kidney Pills Touted After Ward Arkansas Cure
From Ward Arkansas March 6 a visitor reports cures of kidney disease with Dodd's Kidney Pills. J W Waggoner says two boxes fixed his kidneys and bladder after other medicines failed. The tonic claims to cure Bright's Disease and urges kidney patients to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
Bright
Microbes Stop Tax Cash in City Treasury
A Chicago Tribune anecdote notes a cashier at the county building saying microbes die instantly in the treasury atmosphere, while a man complains about old ragged money. The exchange highlights the building’s sterilizing aura and the era’s humor about currency cleanliness.
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Treasury Department
Chicago Tribune
North Carolina General Assembly Considers Hog and Goat Fences
Pitt county members introduce bills to require hogs and goats running at large to be fenced out of church grounds. The strange issue arises from churches built on raised floors with gaps allowing animals to shelter beneath, disrupting services.
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General Assembly of
North Carolina
Pitt County
General Assembly
Newark
N. J
Coffee Takes Its Toll Then Postum Restores Health
A woman recalls coffee causing stomach trouble and nervous heart symptoms after years of habit. After switching to Postum, she, her husband, and baby regain health, with color returning and no further stomach issues. The testimonial is credited to the Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. VY
Pisner
Buffalo
N. Y
Postum
Baby
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted for Women's Kidney Issues
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy for women's kidney troubles and female weakness. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Samuel Frake and Mrs. J W Lang, claiming cure of backache bearing-down symptoms and kidney congestion, and invites readers to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia K. Pinksham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Samuel Frake
Prospect Plains
N.J
Pinkham
Lydia
E. Pinkhams
Sam
J. W. Lang
Third Avenue
New York
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LeRoy
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Ohio
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Eadquarters
O. E. Slew
Monon
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