Dean's Kidney Pills Back Cure from Minnesota Merchant
O C Hayden of O C Hayden & Co dry goods in Albert Lea Minn says knee pain and back weakness vanished after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He reports immediate kidney action and no recurrence. For sale by dealers at 9 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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OQ. C. Hayden
O. C. Hayden & Co. Dry Goods Merchants
Albert Lea
Minn
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Clothes Do Not Make the Woman They Shape Two Thirds
A witty observation notes that attire influences perception more than identity, claiming clothing accounts for about two thirds of a woman’s impression. The remark plays on fashion’s power in social judgment and status signaling.
Lewis Single Binder Straight Fe Civar
Advertisement note for the Lewis Factory Peoria Illinois offering a high quality abacco cigarette binder device and directing readers to contact their dealer or factory for purchase details.
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Lewis Factory
Peoria
The Silver Lining Phrase in a Cloud of Men
A philosophical line notes that every person has a silver lining behind the cloud of others as a metaphor for hidden hope. The remark suggests optimism amid collective uncertainty and human frailty.
Poor Breakfast Ties to a Man’s Troubled Day Says Proverb
A humorous saying claims that when everything goes wrong with a man it is a sign he had a poor breakfast. The remark links morning meals to daily fortunes and misadventures.
Our Enemies Hail Our Faults Our Friends Love Our Virtues
A compact aphorism notes that opposition derides our flaws while allies praise qualities we do not hold, capturing a paradox of perception. The line suggests outsiders exaggerate weaknesses, while insiders admire ideals we lack.
Volcanic Old Sailor Ends Loyalty to Temperance Pledge
Mark Twain recalls a village tale where a weathered man, aging sailor, curses after ostracism for breaking a temperance pledge. He returns after a three year cruise to join then withdraw from the temperance society, only to be blackballed for breaking the pledge.
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Mark Twain
New Bedford
Temperance Society
Food and Study Made Easy by Grape-Nuts Diet
An ambitious student recalls struggling with preasy and fried foods affecting studies. After starting Grape-Nuts he gained strength, weight, and mental clarity. His sister and brother also improved, and many peers saw benefits from the cereal. The testimonial credits Postum Company Battle Creek Michigan.
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Berrotts
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Michenee
Wellville
Phes
Senators Elective by People Proposal Advances in Legislature
Des Moines March 9 1906 the senate committee on appropriations favors the Lewis bill to call a conference to seek a constitutional amendment making U S senators elected by the people instead of legislatures The plan involves a $100 outlay for invitations and correspondence The House also backs a jury reform bill allowing nine jurors to determine verdict with written agreement and poll in open court Four buffalo from the Flat Head reservation Wyoming arrive at Greenwood Park led by Howard Eaton to bolster the park herd including one bull and three heifers in good condition.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Lewis
Union
United States
Martin
Greenwood Park
Flat Head Reservation
Wyoming
Howard Eaton
Cummins Names Wright and Brigham to State Posts
Governor Cummins announces H. B. Wright and E. D. Brigham will succeed themselves as dairy commissioner and labor commissioner. Brigham’s appointment goes to the executive council for confirmation. secrecy rules for executive sessions are debated as the Senate adopts US-style record practices. A railroad bill aids anti-pass measures, prohibiting passes for public officers and candidates, with exemptions for railroad employees voting and the general public.
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H. B. Wright
E. D. Brigham
Executive Council
General Assembly
State Senate
G. S. Robinson
Senate Board of Control
Senate
Saunders
Board On Control
Robinson
United States Senate
Senate Railroad Committee
Negro Wedding Price Leaves Minister Ruined For Life
A minister recalls presiding at a negro couple's wedding in Walla Walla Washington with a flexible fee. After the ceremony the groom asked the price and, after a thoughtful look at his bride, declared the minister had ruined him for life by the service.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Lawd
Iowa Senate and House actions advance primary reform and policy bids
Des Moines reports show the Legislature passing the Smith circle removal from the Australian ballot, pursuing primary law debates, and approving road, drainage, and archives measures. Resolutions honor Col Henderson with funeral arrangements and a governor’s notice of his death. Sessions note committee moves, votes on salaries, and public health provisions.
Vigilantes Threaten Lynching From Montana Story
Representative Dixon recounts a lynching tale in which a vigilante committee captured an Irishman and a Swede, planned to hang them from a railroad bridge. The Swede fell before the rope failed and swam away, then the Irishman warned his captors that he cannot swim, prompting pause.
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Dixon
Montana
Dr Pierce's Discovery and Remedies Ad
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and related products as natural, non alcoholic remedies for chronic lung throat and digestive ailments. It promotes endorsements from medical writers, requests orders for a free authority book, and notes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Common Sense Medical Adviser with pricing via stamps.
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Pierce
Nature
Dr. Pierce
BR. ¥. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Common Sense
SX Splendid
Rlv. Pierce
N. v
Unpardonable Neglect of Opportunity for Children Under Twelve
A stark statement condemns any neglect of opportunities for children under twelve, underscoring the moral obligation to provide care and chances for their development. The emphasis is on safeguarding youth interests and ensuring supportive environments for growth and education.
Cure a Cold in One Day Promises Laxative Bromine Tablets
Advert announces a one day cure for a cold using laxative bromine quinine tablets. It claims druggists will refund money if it does not cure and lists E W Wowels on each box.
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E.W. Wowels
Every Man and His Price Hidden Behind a Tag
Opinion piece notes that individuals seek value in goods and services but warns against letting price tags reveal personal worth or motives, urging prudent purchasing and self dignity.
The Los Angeles Limited Cinematograph
A reflective piece on a Chicago to Los Angeles press junket on a Union Pacific line. Eastern newspaper men pose for photos across prairie landscapes whileadvertising exploits and travel glamour unfold amid trains and deserts.
New Fast Train Debut Chicago to Cincinnati
A new departure in speed on Monday February 19 inaugurates a Chicago to Cincinnati service departing 11 20 p m arriving Indianapolis 4 40 a m Cincinnati 7 45 a m in eight hours fifteen minutes covering three hundred miles. The train uses Pullman sleepers ladies coach and smoking car with a sleeper Chicago to Indianapolis and occupancy at Indianapolis until 7 a m. Tickets and reservations through all ticket agents or J P Spaine General Northern Agent 228 Clark St Chicago.
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Ble Four By
Chicago
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Indiangapolis
Pullman
Spaine Genege
Clark St
Dolliver Defends Interstate Commerce Bill Before Senate
Senate galleries crowd as Iowa's Dolliver defends the Dolliver Hepburn bill on railroad rate reform. He outlines amendments strengthening the law, defends the Interstate Commerce Commission, and discusses arbitration, court appeals, and rebate enforcement.
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Washington, D. C
Dolliver
Senate
Dolliver-Hepburn
Iowa
An i
Interstate Commerce Commission
Friends of the House Bil
Yakima
Colville
Washington
Cullom
Nelson
Makin
Grosscup
Interstate Commission
Foraker
Bacon
Philippine tariff bill killed in Senate
Washington March 3 The senate committee on Philippines refused to report the tariff bill by an 8 to 5 vote and by 7 to 6 refused to report it adversely for Senate consideration. This action effectively disposes of the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Philippines
Prizefighter Dies From Blow in San Francisco
San Francisco reported bantam champion pugilist tarry Tenny died after a knockout blow. He was knocked out and remained unconscious until his death at about 8 o'clock yesterday morning.
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San Francisco
Cal
Tarry Tenny
To Extend Tariff Treaty Extended to United States
Berlin February 25. The federal council approved the Reichstag action in passing the bill extending the new German tariff to the United States until June 20 1907 and sent the measure to the emperor for signing.
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Berlin
Federal Council
Reichstag
United States
High Financier Testifies in Courtroom Exchange
A court official asks if the witness is an expert. The financier replies proudly that he is and notes he has spoken for two hours without revealing anything to the court. Washington Star reports the exchange.
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Washington Star
Rheumatic Pains and a Cure Through Pink Pills
Mrs. Frederick Brown of Sandy Hill New York suffered inflammatory rheumatism from youth. After years of pain and limited relief from doctors, she used Dr Williams Pink Pills and recovered within months, returning to full health and work. The ad promotes genuine Pills from Schenectady makers.
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Frederick Brown
Sumpter Street
Sandy Hill
N.Y
Dr. Williams
Person Recognizes Man by Umbrella in Milwaukees Sentinel Quip
A brief wry line from the Milwaukee Sentinel notes a character stating he recognizes someone by his umbrella, implying a distinctive identifier rather than facial features. The exchange highlights quirky newspaper humor.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
No Lima Beans and Apple Sauce Boost Bus Ridership
A brief suggestion argues removing Lima beans and apple sauce could increase people boarding. It notes taste preferences may influence transit usage and rider satisfaction.
Salzer's Bargain Seed Noort Special Catalogue
A seed farm announces a special catalogue titled Salzer's Bargain Seed Noort featuring bargain seeds at bargain prices. The focus is on offering a wide range of seeds with reduced rates to growers.
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John A. Salter Seed Co
Lock Drawer W
la Crosse
Wis
Schools Reward Genius and Talent Beyond Money
Schools are not paying for genius or talent but gain much of both, aligning funding with talent growth and educational outcomes. The remark highlights investment in potential over direct costs, suggesting long term gains from skilled students and innovators within the system.
Red Cross Hell Blue Large 67 Packaged Cents
The Russ Company of South Head Indiana offers Red Cross Hell Blue Large 67 packaged cents for distribution and sale.
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TNE
Russ Company
South Head
Ind
Marchesa di Rudini to Spend Newport Season
Henry Labouchere’s daughter the marchesa di Rudini is expected to visit Newport this summer. A noted London stage figure, she gave up acting to wed the Italian premier’s son and now hopes for a Newport season inviting social attention.
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Newport
Henry Labouchere
Marchesa di Rudini
London
Marchesa
Long electric power lines span vast distances
The article notes the world’s longest transmission line runs from Electra California to San Francisco, about 15 miles, carrying electric power. It also mentions another lengthy line from Colgate to Oakland Callis at 144 miles. Both use stranded aluminum wires rather than copper.
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Electra
Cal
San Francisco
Colgate
Oakland
Callis
Polite debate over coat overcoat lining mishap
A brief squib from the Indianapolis Star notes a humorous exchange about manners and a torn coat lining, illustrating light social friction in a city setting.
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Indianapolis Star
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