Doan's Kidney Pills End Urinary Ailments Claim
Veteran Joshua Heller of Urbana Illinois reports recovery from back pain and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Con drug store Champaign. He endorses the medicine and notes lasting relief and a free trial offer by Foster Milburn Co. Buin.
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Eve Rybody
Doan
Joshua Heller
Walnut Street
Urbana
Getti
Con
Champaign
Ers
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Parishioner Delivers Basket as Minister Recounts Sabbath
A small parishioner brings a basket of strawberries to the minister early in the morning. The minister thanks the child who says she gathered them the day before the Sabbath. The exchange emphasizes a quiet domestic moment with a moral undertone.
Reward Ad Claims Curative Powers and Testimonials
An advertisement promises a $100 reward and asserts faith in the product resale cures. It urges readers to send testimonials for any case and mentions F. J. Chenry & Gu as the contact, with references to Pine Mail’s amie and other vague lines from the damaged text.
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Netters
F. J. Chenry & Gu
Mail
Amie Pine
The School Girl Who Has French Phrase Laugh
A West side school girl studying French with a German governess is asked about Ris de veau a la jardiniere. The pupil mischievously translates it as The smile of the calf at the gardener's wife, prompting the father to chuckle and request more.
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West Side
Partin’s
Papa
Customs of Japanese Marriage Traditions
The passage describes early marriage customs in Japan including the suitor’s house-signaling branch ritual, the groom's costly wedding gifts given to the bride’s parents, and an evening wedding with a long white silk robe and veil. The text notes the potential social implications of these practices.
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Far East
Origin Of a Famous Human Food and Its Discovery
A brain and nerve building food tale explains how the inventor sought a nutrient to renew vigor. Extensive tests led to Grape-Nuts, praised for aiding brain activity and nervous system function without stimulation.
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Silas Wwerke
C. W. Bust
Hazelton and Linton Notes from a Rural County
Local briefs report Hazelton and Linton residents visiting from Braddock Monrovia and Emmons. Visitors include Henry Barto from Glencoe and Monk Seymour from Dale. A carpenter fell to his death near Bismarck. A masquerade at Ott’s hall drew Hazelton attendees. Phones installed in several homes. courthouse line removed amid county actions.
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Tom Kelly
Ott’s Hall
Hazelton
Edith Derr
Stella
J. A. Corbin
A. J. Oeder
J. K. Horton
C. A. Patterson
Linton
Local County Judge Records County Weddings
The article notes several marriages officiated by County Judge Rowerdink. Wins of Winfield Jackson and Althea Hasselstrom, William W. Rumball and Emma Lewes were joined last Saturday. A license was issued Wednesday for Charles S. Saint and Adelaide Mastin, with Saint coming from Marshalltown Iowa. Johannes Keller of Strasburg wed Eva Baumgartner, also of Strasburg, hoping for a long life together.
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Rowerdink
United States
Winfield Jackson
Althea Hasselstrom
Wm. W. Rumball
Emma Lewes
Charles
Saint
Adelaide Bessie Mastin
Marshalltown
Iowa
Emmons County
Johannes Keller
Egidh Keller
Strasburg
Fraulein
Eva Baumgartner
Weeds and crop methods to restore soil and yield
The passage argues that injurious weeds like kinghead and wild oats threaten crops, and that summer fallowing is wasteful. It claims corn cultivation and livestock feeding improve weed control, soil power, and farm profitability by converting waste into usable commodities.
Bismarck Secures Indian School Site Near Missouri River
The Bismarck citizens committee reports the Indian school site near the bluff by the Missouri river has been accepted by the Interior Department. The 160 acre tract, mostly from the Northern Pacific, will host a major school with an estimated half million dollar completion, plus Fort Lincoln upgrades including barracks and admin buildings.
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Bismarck
Department of the Interior
Missouri River
Northern Pacific Company
Fort Lincoln
Bootleggers Proliferate Amid Permit Law Changes
Citizens report a rise in bootlegging this autumn as the druggist permit law reduces licensed outlets. Few drug stores seek permits, tightening access for outsiders and prompting strict penalties that deter offenders while boosting enforcement efforts across many counties.
Lisbon mill upgrades and new lighting plan
Local report notes Berenson and Son's Lisbon mill adopting the latest patterns and a modern upgrade. A new mill race is planned and surplus energy will power electric lighting. Also mentions Lisbon Methodist church nearing completion and Grover block addition enhancing Main street.
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Berenson & Son
Lisbon
Grover
Main Street
McNally
Woman Recovers After Using Dodt's Kidney Pills
A woman suffering from female weakness finds relief with Dodt's Kidney Pills. After taking the remedy she improves and is cured, with the testimonial praising the pills as the best medicine she has known.
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Markison
Dodt
Unlucky Engine Named by New Engineer
The Catholic Standard and Times recounts a grim anecdote about a railroad crewman named Peck who named a new engine after his wife. The engine reportedly exploded this morning, killing him and shocking the crew.
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Peck
Catholic Standard and Times
Age and charm debated by a Chicago diplomat
A witty exchange unfolds as a mischievous woman asks about the ideal age for charm. The diplomat from Diplomacy ville Chicago News replies that the age is that of the woman who poses the question.
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Diplomacyville
Chicago News
Beasley and the Poet Behind the Shaving Soap Fame
A Chicago Record-Herald quip notes Beasley as the writer of the poem that boosted Beasley’s shaving soap to fame and asks who lives in the mansion on the hill, answer Beasley.
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Beasley
Yonder Hill
Chicago Record-Herald
Cholly’s Valet Death Reported in Baltimore News
A fragment notes an apparent suicide by Cholly’s valet, with the line Dead me dead and a quote about wanting to smoke cigarettes for him. The source mentions Dr J H Rindlaub of Fargo as a specialist in ENT.
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Cholly
Baltimore News
Monk Humor Sparks Newport Jester Debate
A playful exchange between a girl and an organ grinder centers on a monkey and a monk. The grinder jokes about heaven and jokes that the monk will go to Newport when he dies, reflecting lighthearted street folklore from Chicago.
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Heaven
Newport
Chicago Tribune
Restaurant overtea order sparks boarding house feud
A landlord at a select boarding house condemns a waitress for telling guests to name their drink order causing tension. The Chicago Record-Herald notes the scene as a suggestive remark amid a trial hint.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Avoid Politician Promising Cure for Public Ills
A political figure pledges sweeping fixes to all public ills, drawing scrutiny over feasibility and reliance on broad promises. Critics argue for targeted policies and measurable outcomes rather than broad guarantees.
Truth and Cure for Consumption Letter Ends in Norwich
A fragmentary postal style note from Mrs Tuos of Repuixs Maple Street Norwich dated Feb 17 1000 mentions Piso's Cure for Consumption as lifesaving and reflects on truth and common sense with stray text about Somvibacs.
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Tam
Piso
Cure a Cold in One Day Promise Ad
An old advertisement claims Laxative Bromo Seltzer tablets cure a cold in a day with a money back guarantee. The riff emphasizes skepticism about quick fixes and remarks on virtue and prudence in human behavior.
Something to Boot and Hortense in the Spotlight
A pawpacker boasts that Hortense is worth her weight in gold as the count presses for a radium replacement. The exchange appears in a New York Sun snippet with a hint of humor and curiosity.
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Pawpacker
Hortense
New York Sun
No clear event or name in brief thought remark
A reflective line suggests shifting blame for misfortune from one person to another. It states personal responsibility and fault without naming individuals or concrete incidents.
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Fred Cleveringa
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Messrs
Saint and Hawes
Bessie Mastin
North Country
Monk
Seymour
Alice Leonard
Dale
C. L. Knudson
Joe Linculp
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W. L. Yeater
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Livona
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Stoddard
Dr. Hogue
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Katie Rush
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Anita
Olga Perras
Anna Eppler
Miss Hubbard
C. W. Prior
Robert Talbot
Win. Rush
C. White
Mark Yeater
J. P. Jones
Mr. Lewis
Maine
Anita Perras
Washington, D. C
Peruna
G Co
Columbus, Ohio
Enterprise
Marquette
Mich
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Overtak Sonet
Marigold
Cousse
Burlington
Rae
Cowart
Trenton
N.J
E. J. Cowart
Navesink National
Seth Stees N. J
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J. H. Rindlaub
Fargo, N. D
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Bend Tor Athe
Hetas da
Evan Street
Philadelphia
Hall & Ruckel
New York
St.Jacobs Oil
Caton College
THE
Youth’s Companion
Boston
Mass
SOC Nesinia Farms
Giles
Aw. Cole 4 Co
Black River Far Wis
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W. L. Douglas
W. Lh. Douglas
Douglan
Brockton
Ata Cancion
Mayer
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