Doan's Kidney Pills Ad Brought Local Relief in Lebanon Ky
J. W. Walls a Streets superintendent in Lebanon Kentucky describes severe kidney pain and poor health until Doan's Kidney Pills were tried. The ad claims quick relief and offers a free trial via Foster Milburn Co. Also mentions deafness cure ads and local testimonials from 1900 era.
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J. W. Walls
Lebanon
East Main Street
Doan
Huet
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Nervous system aid pitch linked to Philadelphia firm
An unclear ad blurs a claim about a nerve restore product tied to Wa RTL Kine Ltd in Philadelphia. The text also contains a quotation about the average man boasting more about plans than deeds, amid ad like lines and scattered phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or Br
Bend
RTL Kine Ltd
Itch Birest
Philadelphia
Dr J H Rindlaub Specialist In Fargo Clinic
Dr J H Rindlaub, specialist in eye ear nose and throat, practices in Fargo North Dakota at a dedicated clinic offering ENT services and consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rindlaub
Fargo, N. D
Irrigation Congress Forms in Bismarck North Dakota
A new irrigation congress, largely state based, convened in Bismarck with James J. Hill of Northern Securities addressing delegates. The talk emphasized North Dakota’s wealth from soil and the linked fortunes of railroads and people, noting the need to expand prosperity and irrigation funding to advance the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Bismarck
James J. Hill
Northern Securities Company
Party of Friends
Hill
Congress
Marshall To Push Open Devils Lake Reservation
Congressman Marshall plans action to open the Devils Lake Indian reservation. A meeting with a joint committee from nearby towns, organized at Minnewaukan, will be held there soon to discuss strategy and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Marshall
Devils Lake Indian Reservation
Marshall
Minnewaukan
Woman cured by home treatment offers
A chronically ill woman, after exhausting physicians and funds, follows Dr. Hartman’s free home treatment using Peruna and recovers, with continued testimony from Annie Hoban and Mamie Lowell praising Peruna. The ad invites others to write for free advice from Dr. Hartman, president of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
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Hartman
Annie Hoban
Post Pocahontas of
Yemassee Council of Red Men
Lighth Ave
New York
Peruna
Mamie Lowell
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Mamie Powell
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Local Notes and Social Roundup From Linton Region
Broad summary of village life with mentions of teaching at Burge school, residents visiting relatives in Dale and Haselton, ferrying to Hague, and newly moved families. Includes farm talks, a mammoth turnip from the S. S. Scot farm, tax figures for the area, bridge repairs in Emmonsburg, and a stray court anecdote about Jody Cranston at Pollock town.
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Miss Kittie
Hata
Burge
Frank’ McConville
Dale Iast
Pete Leotard
Joe Allen
Sprown
Clint Wagher
Ming Mabel’ Kelsey
Dale Vis
Linton Tast
Peter. Niéawems
Hip
Uf Hull
Ip Tewn Ig
Ohria
Winterton
Haselton
George Picts
Kvarte
Linton
Sheriff Sores
Hague
Charley
Carley
Amily
Anseta
Dalai
Ubi
Frederick
Emmonsburg
L. H. Johnson
W.S. Freeman
Jody Cranston
Pollock Town
Cranston
North Dakota Irrigation Congress Urges State Use of Funds
A congressional gathering backed education on irrigation and urged directing North Dakota funds to state projects. Maj J S Murphy noted rapid land district growth, while speakers including T S Underhill and figures from Jamestown and Gladstone pressed for keeping the Mississippi waters diversion and state control of funds. The congress aimed to block using North Dakota money out of state and ensure the state’s share funds local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
J. S. Murphy
Minot
D Cultural College
North Dakota
Underhill
Marshal and Spalding
Prof
Willard
State Agricultural College
Russell
Jamestown
Letts
Gladstone
Commends North Dakota National Guard Officers and Rank File
Adjutant General Miller reports Captains Sedgwick Rice and A L Parmeter praised the North Dakota National Guard after summer inspection and camp. Rice commends the First regiment for its good condition and educated officers amid limited instruction. Parmeter notes an excellent personnel, discipline, and an enlistee strength of 643 with 602 in camp as federal support shores up the unit.
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Miller
Sedgwick Rice
North Dakota National Guard
A. L. Parmerter
Rice
Amasa P. Peake
Rimé
Parmeter
National Guard
North Dakota
Kensal Barber Plummer Perrington Refuses Testimony
Perrington, accused in the blind pigging case, defies State's Attorney Baldwin by refusing to testify. Justice Pearson in Jamestown commits him to county jail for contempt until he agrees to testify. Perrington seeks habeas corpus. district court appeal possible, supreme court likely if denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensal
Plummer Perrington
Perrington
Baldwin
Pearson
Jamestown
District Court
Supreme Court
Injuries Reported After Brooklyn Elevated Collision
In New York on Oct 22 a rear end crash on the Brooklyn elevated rail line injured more than a score of people, six seriously, due to an air brake failure. Also from Washington on Oct 22 rider John P BMP Jouss, a trainmaster, was thrown but escaped serious harm. Leopold J Stern, a Baltimore contractor, was arrested in Toronto on false pretence warrants over satchels for rural free delivery carriers and pleaded not guilty. A Rome dispatch notes Premier Zanardelli telegraphed Victor Emmanuel III resigning the cabinet.
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New York
Brooklyn
Washington
Leopold J. Stern
Baltimore
Toronto
Boer Yeaterday
London
Rome
Zanardelli
Victor
Emmanuel
Moving news and travels crop up in Record correspondence
Oct 7 notes frequent moving and visits around Hampton Dale and Cannon Ball. Ex Campbell official Arneson travels toward Maunde City. Postmaster Weacott’s barn gets shingled and repaired. Olivia Buckner heads to St Joseph MO for St Benedict Academy.
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Maunde City
Boyden
Slater
Weacott
Olivia Buckner
St. Joseph
St. Benedict's Academy
Sam Brueyere
Sam
Fort Berthold
Lands Held by Heirs Put Up for Sale by Indian Agent
Sealed bids for 107 parcels of inherited Indian lands listed for sale on Oct 31 under Agent Getchell at Fort Totten. Bids require certified checks for full amount and must be approved by heirs before the government issues a patent to the purchaser. Copies of the list are available from the Oberon Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Getchell
Indian Department
Getchell
Fort Totten
Reporter
Oberon
N. D
Reward in pursuit of Allen the Great Northern robber
Authorities press a statewide manhunt for Tom Allen the box car robber who escaped jail after being held on $2,000 bail. A reward is posted and Great Northern detectives assist as trains statewide are watched for his recapture.
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Tom Allen
Minot
Great Northern
Allen
Dead Man Found in Straw Stack Near Fingal
Boys finding a dead man hidden in a straw pile about a mile north of Fingal led to an inquest. The coroner ruled pneumonia as the cause of death and no clothing or identifying marks were recovered, suggesting the deceased was a hobo.
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Fingal
Mrs Bosswick Plans Second Marriage Rumors Rise
A chatty exchange hints that Mrs Bosswick will wed again and that her fiancé touts himself as a self made man. The lovers quip about changing him to suit the union while noting the public interest in the match.
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Bifkins
Mayer Boot and Shoe Co Faces Vast Hide Demands
The Mayer Boot and Shoe Company of Milwaukee processed hides from 287 165 animals last year including 41 585 steers 21 492 cows 38 952 calves 135 756 goats 46 629 sheep 1 740 horses and 1 020 kangaroos. Line of animals would stretch 273 miles from Chicago to St Louis. Factory daily capacity is 6 000 pairs. The plant sits in the world’s largest leather market receiving first pick of hides ensuring shoe quality and Mayer trademark satisfaction.
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FE Trier
Mayer Boot & Shoe Company
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Louis
Mayer Factory
Mayer
Critics Tear Pennington Novel to Pieces
Chicago Record-Herald notes critics savaged Pennington's latest work, arguing he followed their past advice on content and structure, rendering the novel's reception unfavorable.
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Pennington
Chicago Record-Herald
Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
Northwestern inventors were awarded patents last week including Arthur Hubbard of Minneapolis for a silo Cyrus Lloyd of Minneapolis for wire mattress Swan Malmquist of Ton Minnesota for horseshoe calk William McCarter of Duluth for a check book stub Charles Monfort of St Paul for a furnace Theodore Schmidt of St Paul for a jar cover Lars J Stark of Harris for a potato digger shaker The list was compiled with patent lawyers Lothrop and Johnson of St Paul Minnesota.
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Northwestern
Arthur Hubbard
Minneapolis
Minn
Cyrus Lloyd
Swan Malmquist
Carlton
William McCarter
Duluth
Charles Monfort
St. Paul
Furnace
Theodore Schmidt
Lars J. Stark
Harris
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press Bidg
Plain Dealer Editorial Notes on Evasion Claim
A Cleveland Plain Dealer commentary discusses whether a demand by a man was made in good faith and not as a bare-faced evasion. The piece questions the sincerity of the action and contrasts it with expected standards of accountability.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold Ad
An old advertisement notes Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets claimed to stop coughing and work off the cold at a price of 25 cents. The copy includes a humorous exchange with Mrs Malaprop and Miss Elderly about belief in the ads.
Mrs Winslow's Boothing Byrap Teething Aid
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Mrs Winslow's Boothing Byrap for children teething. It claims gum softening and reduced irritation and pain. Limited readable terms include references to soothing properties and infant use.
Leading vegetarian backs national strike joke
A witty exchange frames a small, ardent supporter of a national strike as a “leading vegetarian,” highlighting a humorous clash between strong labor action and dietary branding. The brief quip satirizes vociferous proponents through a playful contrast.
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Hull
F. J. Chen
Drugeists
Putnam
Pise
O. Endsley
Vanburen, Ind
Mayer Shoes
F. Mayer Boot & Shoe CO
Bulwaukee, Wis
L. Douglas
Tekan
W. L. Douglas
W. Ll. Douglas
Douglas Abe
T. Leal
W. L. Dovalas
Brockton
Paton Tollege
Nevinsten
Ane
Piso
Pe-Ru-Na
H.W. Allen
Tittle’ Mine
Téactia
Braddock
Gil Misa Btalta Smith
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Cushing
Emer
S .N
Piven
E.L. Miller
Iowa
Winona
Mrs
Oliver Bales
Hampton
Dale
Mr. Arneson
Campbell County
Archambault
Pollock
Roy Green
George Henderson
Carrington
Hesecke
Boo—Hazelton
John Stiles
Stiles
Winsons
Bolie
Giles
Sean
St. Jacobs
Soo
Virginia
U.S
Wright
Pyle & Delia Ex
Cal
Petersburg
Wew
Youth's Companion
Boston
Mass
Aneapolis
Woodward & Co. “Grain Commission
Ders Fork
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