Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad by Urbana Man
Veteran Joshua Heller of Urbana Illinois testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved kidney trouble back pain and warned of attacks after using them since 1899. The ad offers a free trial and medical advice, with price 60 cents per box and Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as distributors.
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Bright
Doan
Joshua Heller
South Walnut Street
Urbana
Ill
Cunningham Bros
Champaign
Dean
Mr. Heller
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Conversation Sparks Between Acquaintances and Miss Lovett
Fragment from Philadelphia Press shows Coamley recalling Miss Lovett asking about a man. They discuss imagining someone uglier than Bill Thompson, revealing social tension and implied character dynamics.
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Coamley
Miss Lovett
Bill Thompson
Philadelphia Press
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Claim Strong Cure
The text promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a trustworthy internal remedy for catarrh, claiming it reaches the blood and mucous surfaces and is not a quack medicine. It touts testimonials, a physicians endorsement, and notes the product as a strong tonic with blood purifiers, plus Hall's Family Pills as best.
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Hall
Patents Issued Last Week by Northwestern Inventors
Alfred L. Buckland of Marietta Minnesota received a weighing apparatus patent. Arrestide Caron of Minneapolis Minnesota was granted a float controlled valve. Herman Nemitz of Waltham Minnesota obtained a valve trying mechanism patent. Rich ard Russell of Stephen Minnesota secured a weed puller patent. Joshua Sanborn of Brainerd Minnesota was issued a valve patent. Anthony Zeleny of Minneapolis Minnesota received an electric thermometer. Joseph Hamel of Grafton North Dakota was granted a jumping car patent. Lothrop and Johnson acted as patent attorneys. Pioneer Press-Bidg St Paul Minnesota.
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Northwestern
Alfred L. Buckland
Marietta
Minn
Minneapolis
Herman Nemitz
Waltham Minn
Richard Russell
Stephen
Joshua Sanborn
Brainerd
Anthony Zeleny
Joseph Hamel
Grafton
N. D
Lothrop
Towne-Fieiman’s Texas trip noted in conversación
A Philadelphia Press exchange recalls Towne and Browne discussing Towne’s short trip from his new Texas ranch. Browne remarks Towne is "full of Texas" and cannot talk of anything else while Towne is described as responsive to Kentucky in the same encounter.
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Towne
Fieiman
Texas
Browne
Kentucky
Philadelphia Press
Two Horse Race Tales From Judge Treviathan
The Butte Montana track judge Charlie Treviathan recalls tales of a famed Arizona “bad man” entering a fast three year old in a stake race. He watches for mischief and shares a desert story of a gun forgotten, a bear, prayer, and a paradoxical promise of a mighty fight or race. The anecdote ends with Treviathan noting he wanted no stronger guarantee.
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Charlie Treviathan
Charles Treviathan
Butte
Mont
Arizona
Treviathan
Yellowstone
New York
Coffee Heart Hindrance Shells Insurance Merits Postum Switch
A Tennessee merchant recounts being refused life insurance due to coffee related heart irregularities. After switching to Postum Cereal Coffee, he reports normal heart action and cheaper premiums, stating doctors linked coffee and spirits or tobacco to heart issues.
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White's Creek
Tenn
Ane
North Dakota Prosperity Through Westward Immigration
The North Dakota boom reports that a population surge followed land cheapness, with 50,000 settlers in two years. It details soil fertility, lignite coal, extensive crops in 1899 and 1901, strong per capita wealth, and flax leadership, portraying the Red River Valley as a prime, undersettled farming region attracting endless migration.
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North Dakota
Northern Pacific Railway
United States Census
Bulletin On Agriculture
Bureau
Red River Valley
Chateau Regions
Missouri River
Missouri
Turtle Mountains
Ward
McLean
Burleigh
Oliver
Morton
Billings
Dunn
Washburn
Minnesota
North ‘Dakota
Union
Els
Jamestown
Kansas
Wisconsin
Towa
Nebraska
Dakota
Idaho
Montana
Walsh
Pembina
Ramsey
Commercial
Bottineau County
McHenry County
Ward County
Northwest
United States
Red River
North
Grand Forks
Traill
Cass
Richland
Kittson
Marshall
Polk
Norman
Clay
Red Lake
Wilkin
Commander of Zeigler Expedition Heads North Pole Quest
New York March 14 Anthony Fiala sails for Liverpool to command the Ziegler expedition in search of the north pole and to oversee supplies.
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New Zeigler
New York
Anthony Fiala
Ziegler
North Pole
Liverpool
Thieves Loot Postoffice and Store at Myera Station
Thieves entered the postoffice and store at Myera Station near Montevideo on March 14. They forced the rear door and escaped with postage stamps and a bag containing 800 Jennies, plus goods valued at about $40. No suspects named.
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Postoffice
Montevideo
Minn
Myera
Batson Guilty in Lake Charles Murder Trial
In Lake Charles on March 14, the second trial of A. B. Batson concluded with a guilty verdict for the murder of members of the Tavey family. The trial, spanning months, resulted in Batson being found responsible for the killings.
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Lake Charles
A. B. Batson
Tavey
The
Electric traction expands slow but steady across New England
Inch by inch the field is contested yet the locomotive yields to the electric trolley. A dozen years ago only cars and cables faced the threat but as lines extended beyond town into suburbs the electric map now mirrors rail routes. Electric cars reach most Southern New England regions reachable by locomotive and many beyond.
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Massachusetts
New England
E. Moffett
McClure
Milbank car-repairer dies after Milwaukee engine crash
Frank Krush formerly of Stevens Point Wisconsin was fatally injured when struck by a Milwaukee engine. Both legs were amputated but he died from shock. Also reports: cattle disease in Black River Falls Wisconsin on March 13 with nine head dying in two days and more cases suspected.
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Engins
Milbank
S8. D
Frank Krush
Stevens Point
Wis
Black River Falls
Irwing
The Grip Leaves Thousands in its Path
A sea of la grippe sufferers floods the nation as catarrh and weakness spread. Peruna is extolled by a chorus of testimonials from Alderman Joseph A. Flinn in New York, D L Wallace of Minneapolis, O H Perry of Atchison, and Congressman George H White, urging its use to curb symptoms and restore strength.
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Peruna
New York
Joseph A. Flinn
Fifth District
Christopher Street
New York City
Board of Health
D. L. Wallace
International Barber's Union
Western Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
O. H. Perry
Atchison, Kansas
Manalin
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
George H. White
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Cure for Skin and Blood Humours Promoted by Cuticura Trio
A long advertisement extols Cuticura Resolvent Ointment and Soap as cures for skin and blood humours from pimples to scrofula. It claims relief for itching burning and inflammations and urges mothers to try the trio, with pricing and a call to send for a 64 page booklet.
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Rath Paix
Paris
Rinahee
Towns & Go
Staney Torre
Shoqapcuem Ical Corporation
Sele Proprietors
Bestos
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