Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Effective for Back Pain
A reader reports severe back and kidney pains eased after two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. Similar testimonials describe sleepless nights, brick dust urine, and lasting relief, with multiple city and street references and a note of free trials offered by the Buffalo company.
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Dean
Joan E. Kara- Mer
Main Street
American Tobia Co
Doan
E. T. GouLp
Lake Street
San Francisco Telegram Lifts Weight From Heart
A New York city practical joker recalls sending a telegram to a frugal friend in San Francisco reading I am perfectly healthy. The friend received an express package with four fifty in charges and a pasted paving block bearing This is the weight your telegram has lifted from my heart. The tale, cited by the Philadelphia Public Ledger, ends with a humorous punchline.
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New York City
San Francisco
New York Street
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Morally Certain of It Prosecution Witness Describes Assault
A witness with facial injuries testified that the defendant knocked him senseless and kicked him in the head and face for several minutes. Asked how he could know the kicking occurred after being knocked down, the witness replied he would have done the same if roles were reversed.
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Chicago Tribune
Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
List of patents granted to Northwestern inventors in Minnesota and nearby states includes Isaac Frank Turtle Creek for an attachment for homes Ira Gleason Hutchinson for a drying rack Frank Haack Racine for an anchor for check row wires Necolai Hebren Baxter for a threshing machine Olof Orell Minneapolis Knotter Charles Sawyer Minneapolis for stakeholder releases August Swanson Red Wing for an album. Patent lawyers listed at 911 and 912 Pioneer Press Bldg St Paul.
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Isaac Frank
Turtle Creek
Minn
Ira Gleason
Hutchinson
Frank Haack
Racine
Necolai Hebren
Baxter
Olof Orell
Minneapolis
Charles Sawyer
John Skelton
Barnum
August Swanson
Red Wing
Rothrop
Johnson
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
Fresh Eggs Kept for Twelve Years by French Chemist
French chemist M Louis Parisot claims a liquid preservative keeps fresh laid eggs for twelve years. He testified before a magistrate as the tank was opened after a year. four eggs boiled for eating were in prime condition. He also reports eight of twelve eggs hatched after four months under a hen. The preparation would preserve 1 000 eggs for 1½ pence.
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M. Louis Parisot
M. Parisot
This Will Interest Mothers
Sreaded ad notes powders for children and cure fever disorders. It promises to tone the bowels and destroy ache toxins. Address appears as A.B. and mentions New York while urging mothers to use the remedy for various ailments.
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New York
A.B
Rival Firm Costs Revealed As Competition Heats Up
An expert declines to audit a rival plant without consent, while a businessman urges openness about costs to boost profits. The exchange underscores competitive pressures and a convict’s quip about travel as a preferred trade, reflecting era themes.
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T Gan
Raymond Stevens
Child Psychology Observations On Reactions To Heat
A short Life magazine note reports an experiment where 100 children were exposed to heat, 33 boys and 18 girls cried out. 25 girls and 10 boys said Oouch. Among girls who cried Ouch seven had pug noses and toe in. Thirteen boys born of foreign parents cried Oouch. Conclusions to be published in a Practical Science Series book.
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Practical Science
A Friend in Court in Public Ledger
Senator Blackburn narrates a Ken tuckian holding the Bluegrass State trial judge role. His son faced a drunkenness and disorderly conduct charge. The judge gravely weighed evidence and fined 1 cent plus costs, then remitted costs and told him to go home and thank God his father is the judge.
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Blackburn
Public Ledger
Evangelist Paints Bible Verses On River Rocks In White Haven
An evangelist in White Haven Pennsylvania painted Bible texts on rocks along the Lehigh River including a large rock facing a road with the question What are you going to do after death. A later addition by an advertiser painted below it Read Delta Oil Good for burns.
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White Haven
Lehigh River
Missing fraction of time drives scientific pursuit
Leading astronomers in England and France study a missing one sixteenth of a second between Greenwich and Paris time. A costly Paris project, new instruments, and a corps of mathematicians seek the precise time. the result could redefine borders and nationalities if discrepancies remain.
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England
France
Greenwich
Paris
London
Independent Thought on Postum Cereal Coffee Benefits
A Davenport Iowa school teacher describes abandoning coffee for Postum Cereal Coffee, claiming heart palpitations and stomach issues ceased after switching. She says she regained energy for evening activities and has not suffered headaches or ailments in four years. Her father, a Postum enthusiast, also credits six cups daily for health.
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Davenport
Iowa
North Dakota Growth and Prosperity Seen in State News
Palermo grows Milton plans baseball team Whihalla seeks local telephone system Hail insurance work continues Esmond boasts enclosed baseball park Donnybrook to celebrate Fourth Five gambling joints raided at Williston Sidewalks at Lisbon Cement plant Local roads and bridges debated across counties North Dakota officials push creamery development and telephones Grand Forks Arbor Day focus Fort Abercrombie history efforts Williston coal for Devils Lake school Northern Pacific laborers spread in Jamestown Several towns report drought and dry conditions Bedtime naturalizations and civic improvements noted across state
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Reynolds
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Goodrich
Grand Forkers
Chris Rudd
Lisbon
Fort Abercrombie
Great Northern
Devils Lake
John Aiguire
Lidgerwood
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C. C. Dalrymple
Tower City
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Ward
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Supreme Court
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Medina
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Oakes
Redburg
Bottineau County
Souris
Stanley
Dan Cupid
Supt
Public Instruction
Stockwell
John” Russell
Valley City
Pacific Coast
A. L. Martin
Sentinel Butte
Candy
Rolla
Hannah
United States
Cooperstown
Minot
Misouri
Prairie Fire Gusts Sweep Northern State
Last week northern and western parts endured severe prairie fires fed by a south gale. Wind at about forty miles an hour drove flames, damaging haystacks and farm buildings. A three year old girl, Benjamin Cransadt's daughter, died after sparks set her clothes ablaze in a fire break near Minot.
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Harvey
Minot
Benjamin Gransadt
New Asylum Ward Building Contract Awarded at Jamestown
The Jamestown asylum board awarded a $37,300 contract to Stewart Wilson of Fargo for a new women’s ward. Work will start when materials are secured, with $70,000 planned for improvements this year. The board does not expect State Treasurer McMillan’s bond rating to affect the institution and the contractor will accept payment risk.
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Jamestown
McMillan
Stewart Wilson
Fargo
Asylum Board
Robbery Attempt Ends in Death Near West Liberty
Meade died after trying to aid Thomas McCarthy during a restaurant hold up at McCarthy’s West Liberty establishment. Two robbers entered, forced the proprietor and his partner to raise their hands, Meade attempted to assist, and was shot. The robbers fled on a northbound train.
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Meade
Muscatine
Iowa
Thomas McCarthy
West Liberty
Arthur Meade
McCarthy
Riots in Omaha Stir City as Labor Tensions Rise
In Omaha on May 16 the labor climate grew tense with a series of small riots. At least four men were injured and about six arrests were made as anxiety over today’s developments spread across all classes of residents.
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Omaha
Isaac P. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Indianapolis News
Refugee arrival reports Bulgarian killings and village fires
The Times correspondent at Sofia reports a refugee arrived from Nevrokop in European Turkey. Several Bulgarian notables at Nevrokop have been killed and the large village of Valdevo has been burned with many inhabitants perishing.
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the Times
Sofia
Bulgaria
Nevrokop
European Turkey
Valdevo
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