Local official lauds Dean's Kidney Pills remedy
Lebanon Kentucky street superintendent J W Walls explains kidney illness relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He praises the remedy's power and notes a free trial offer by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York. Sold by druggists for 50 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Walls
Lebanon
East Main Street
Dean
Hugh Murrey Drug Co
Walls
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Milk-Drink Contest Ends With Tommy Kittie Victory
A milk-drinking contest between First Cat Willlie Pussy and Second Cat Tommy Kittie concluded last night. Tommy Kittie won by a lap, securing bragging rights in the neighborhood feline challenge.
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Willie Pussy
Tommy Kittie
Deafness can only be cured by constitutional remedies
An old advertisement claims deafness is incurable by local applications. It states deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube, caused by catarrh, and promises a cure via All's Catarrh Cure. Offers $100 for an unresolved case and urges sending for circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drugriste
How It Goes In A Busy Era Of Excess And Saloon Talk
Excerpted quips reflect a consumer age with mentions of saloons and spendthrift habits. A 1900 reader from Vanburen Indiana notes social pressure over neighbors’ judgments while contrasting his father’s income with current spending. A humorous image of a fisherman with a $25 outfit catching a two inch sucker adds contrast.
Unclear OCR Phrase Fragments With Quoted Sentences
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Philadelphia firm Bat Arch Birest and a quote about the average man boasting about plans more than actions. The readable pieces include defective names and a general proverb about intentions versus deeds.
Dr J H Rindlaub Specialist Eye Ear Nose Throat Fargo
Dr J H Rindlaub is listed as a specialist in eye ear nose and throat care based in Fargo North Dakota. The notice presents a concise professional listing for medical services in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rindlaub
Fargo, N. D
Irrigation Congress Opens in Bismarck with Hill speech
A new irrigation congress formed in Bismarck aims to boost Northwest water use and agriculture. James J. Hill addressed delegates on irrigation and regional growth, urging coordinated education and funds to replenish soil with water. The second day established a permanent executive committee and named officers and districts to organize the next convention.
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Northwest
Bismarck
James J. Hill
Northern Securities Company
Party of Friends
Hill
Mr. Hill
E. A. Williams
Congress
Athenaeum
Joss
Willard
R. J. Turner
W. H. Robinson
Traill
Register
Great Northern
Mississippi
J. S. Murphy
Minot
N. G. Larimore
Larimore
Hugh Ryan
Grand Forks
A. J. Voight
Leeds
Henry Hale
Devils Lake
L. B.hanna
Fargo
Mayville
G. O. Gulack
Ashley
E. C. Lucas
Lisbon
Diesem
Lamoure
O. J. Seiler
Jamestown
John Satterland
Washburn
W. L. Richards
Dickinson
J. L. Cashel
Grafton
J. D. Wallace
Drayton
W. B. Noble
Bottineau
H. L. Calderwood
Williston
Alex McKenzie
W. H. Brown
Mandan
J. 8. Murphy
T. J. Baird
Lakota
E. Y. Sarles
Hillsboro
Hansbrough
Worst
State Agricultural College
North Dakota
T. 8. Underhill
Marshall and
Spalding
Prof
Russell
Letts
Gladstone
Commends the North Dakota National Guard Leaders
Adjutant General Miller reports Captain Sedgwick Rice praised the first regiment under Colonel Amasa P. Peake for its creditable showing despite limited instruction. Rice commends officers as educated and patriotic with Philippine service, and a large, capable rank and file. Captain Parmeter notes 643 enlisted, 602 in camp, strong discipline, excellent camp work, and federal support making the regiment well armed and prepared for government service.
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Miller
Sedgwick Rice
North Dakota National Guard
A. L. Parmerter
Rice
Amasa P. Peake
Ricé
Parmeter
National Guard
North Dakota
Kensal barber Perrington jailed for contempt in refusal to testify
In Kensal, Plummer Perrington refused to testify about blind piggers when summoned by State's Attorney Baldwin. He was brought to Justice Pearson's court in Jamestown, commitments served, and jailed until he agrees to testify. Perrington's attorney plans a habeas corpus petition then appeal to the supreme court if denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensal
Plummer Perrington
Perrington
Baldwin
Pearson
Jamestown
District Court
Supreme Court
Injured on Brooklyn Elevated After Air Brake Failure
More than a score of persons were injured in a rear end collision on the Brooklyn elevated railroad caused by an air brake failure. Six seriously hurt as trains collided in the rush hour.
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New York
Brooklyn
Congressman Marshall Takes Up Devils Lake Open Move
Fort Totten lands in Devils Lake Indiana reservation may open to homesteaders. Congressman Marshall plans a Minnewaukan meeting with local committee to push a sale bill at the next session. About 5,000 acres lie in Ben gon county with strong railroad access and varied land quality. Indians hold allotments now being sold by heirs via Agent Getchell with sealed bids and installments. One hundred seven parcels listed for sale Oct 31, with deeds and patents to accompany transfers.
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Devils Lake Indiana
Congressman Marshall
Marshall
Minnewaukan
Getchell
Fort Totten
Lake
Oberon
Sheyenne
Crary
Devils Lake City
Bengon County
Major McLaughlin
North Dakota
Congress
Mr. Getchell
Indian Department
Reporter
N. D
Reward for Allen Escaped Gang Leader in Box Car Robberies
Police hunt intensifies for Tom Allen charged with multiple box car robberies on the Great Northern Line. A statewide reward is posted to recapture him after a jail breakout last week. Detectives from the Great Northern are aiding the pursuit as trains nationwide are watched. He was held on $2000 bail and was deemed a key prisoner.
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Tom Allen
Minot
Great Northern
Allen
Unknown Man Found Dead in Straw Stack Near Fingal
An unidentified man was found dead in a straw stack about a mile north of Fingal by boys collecting straw. An inquest concluded the death resulted from pneumonia. No clothing or other items revealed the man's identity. he is believed to have been a hobo.
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Fingal
Saw His Finish in Comic Banter About Marriage Plans
A witty exchange reveals Mrs. Boeswick’s upcoming remarriage to a self-made man. The joking pair contrasts plans to “make him over again” with a playful tone, reflecting social chatter about personal plans and clever roasts.
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Bifkins
Prominent Church Worker Credits Peruna With Life Saving Aid
Mrs. Hattie La Fountain of Galion Ohio treasurer of Protected Some Circle and Catholic Ladies says she recovered from months of bearing down pains and dreadful headaches after using Peruna. She began taking it daily and was well before finishing the first bottle and urges others to try it.
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Hattie la Fountain
Treas
Ohio
Galion
Peruna
HER GREAT FORTUNE AND THE PERUNA PROMISE
A chronically ill woman, exhausted by costly failed treatments, finds relief via free home treatment offered by Dr. Hartman for Peruna. Letters detailing cases from Annie Hoban and Mamie Lowell praise Peruna’s effects on nervous fatigue and monthly pains, urging others to seek free guidance at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
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Hartman
Annie Hoban
Post Pocahontas of Yemassee Council of Red Men
Eighth Ave
New York
Peruna
Mamie Lowell
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Mamie Powell
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Peruna Credited By California Federation Secretary
Mrs. Julia M. Brown, secretary of the Woman's State Federation of California, reports from Los Angeles that Peruna does more than claimed. She cites several cases of recovering mothers and chronic catarrh sufferers who found relief after trying other remedies, noting personal improvement and renewed energy.
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Woman’s State Federation
Julia M. Brown
Woman's State Federation of California
Fifth St
Los Angeles
Cal
Incredible Hide Consumption At Mayer Boot & Shoe
A Milwaukee factory story notes Mayer Boot and Shoe Company uses hides from 287165 animals last year including 41585 steers 21492 cows 38952 calves 135756 goats 46620 sheep 1740 horses and 1020 kangaroo If all fitted in line the procession would stretch 273 miles and daily supply would require nearly a mile of animals The plant can make 6000 pairs daily and prides itself on first choice hides and Mayer quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer Boot & Shoe Company
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Louis
Mayer Factory
Mayer
Pennington’s Novel Trashed by Critics Say It Fails
Chicago Record-Herald notes critics tear Pennington’s new novel to pieces. They say it is very bad and that he wrote it according to critics’ directions, the same hints they gave when reviewing his earlier books.
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Pennington
Chicago Record-Herald
Northwestern Inventors Awarded Patents Last Week
List of patents issued to Northwestern inventors includes Arthur Hubbard of Minneapolis for silo. Cyrus Lloyd of Minneapolis for wire mattress. Swan Malmquist of Carl ton for horseshoe calk. William McCarter of Duluth for check book stub. Charles Monfort of St Paul for furnace. Theodore Schmidt of St Paul for jar cover. Lars J Stark of Harris for potato digger shaker. patent lawyers Lothrop & Johnson at 911 and 912 Pioneer Press Bidg., St Paul.
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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
Freshman objects to mustache removal hazing claim
A Syracuse freshman refused to remove his mustache, arguing it was an inherent right as a married man, and that the hazing demand by sophomores could not be viewed as a bare faced evasion, per the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Syracuse
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold Bron Quinine Tablets
An excerpt describes Bron Quinine tablets advertised to stop the cough and work off the cold with a price of 2. The dialogue includes a remark by Mrs Malaprop and a character called Miss Elderly noting skepticism about beliefs heard. The snippet preserves era style and advertising tone.
Teething relief syrup touted by Mrs Winslow
Fragmentary ad style copy touts Mrs Winslow's Boothing Syrup for teething and pain relief with various dubious claims. The text then shifts to a quip about a "little man" and a butcher's strike, noting someone called a leading vegetarian.
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Putnam
Pise
Wm O
Endsley
Vanburen, Ind
Fae
Kline
Ris. Kis, Ltd
C Bat Arch Birest, Philagelphia
F. MAYER BOOT &@ SHOE COO
Milwaukee, Wis
L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
E. Eye Lima
B. Vents Extra
Brockton
Caton College
Stinnes
Eisar
Washington, Qct
Leopold’ J. Stern
Baltimore
Toronto
Atchels
London
Rome
Zanardelli
Victor
Immanuel
Mrs
Hattie LaFountain
J. W. Colek Co Gp
St. Jacobs
Price
SOO
Virginia
Addrew Pyle & Dehaven
Petersburg
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