Doan's Kidney Pills Cure Kidney Backache Claims
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for sick kidneys and backache. It argues kidney backache signals kidney trouble and urges readers to act early, sharing testimonials as proof.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1902
Page
7
Dean's Kidney Pills Praised by Fort Wayne Carpenter
Fort Wayne reader J. S. Tyler of 115 Shawnee avenue testifies to severe kidney pain causing nightly wakefulness. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Meyer Bros. & Co., he slept through the night with no pain the very first night and urges others with kidney troubles to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Tyler
Shawnee Avenue
Carpenter
Dean
Meyer Bros. & Co
Ankenbruck Kidneys Pill Testimony Credits Cure
Mrs. Jos. Ankenbruck of 30 Erie street reports she did not take Dean's Kidney Pills but says they benefited her son George who suffered kidney trouble and backache and soon recovered after using them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Ankenbruck
No. 30
Erie Street
Dean
Meyer Bros. & Co
George
Nine students to be ordained priests at Mt St Marys ceremony
Nine young men from Mt. St. Marys seminary Cincinnati will be ordained at the Cathedral on June 25. Names include James Connelly Fort Wayne and Edward Mungovan Fort Wayne with other graduates from Lafayette South Bend Peru and more. Deacons to be ordained May 21 23. Bishop Alerding to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
Cincinnati
James Connelly
Fort Wayne
Edward Mungovan
William Sullivan
Lafayette
Edward Houlihan
South Bend
Lawrence Eberle
Peru
William Miller
Ignace Zircher
Anthony Stachoviak
Francis J. Koch
Messrs
Eberle
Koch
Mungovan
Connelly
St. Patrick’s Church
Houlihan
Alerding
Washington University
P. J. O’reilley
Sunday School Rally at West Jefferson Church
A Sunday school rally will be held this evening at the Church of Christ on West Jefferson Street. Educational and devotional activities are planned for attendees seeking spiritual instruction and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Jefferson Street
Church of Christ
Sunday School Anverted Lectures Continue Thursday and Friday
Tonight E A K Hackett speaks on One of the Most Important Needs of the Sunday School followed by C F McMacken on Home Study. Special musical features are planned for each evening, with further sessions continuing through Thursday and Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. K. Hackett
C. F. McMacken
Fort Wayne and Southwestern Traction to Andrews soon
Officials expect cars running to Andrews by next Sunday with a Y in place this week. Trains will no longer stop in Huntington for twenty minutes, three cars will handle traffic, and initial track ballast work is planned though the Wabash bridge at Andrews must be replaced before service. Traffic Sunday was unusually heavy as steel is laid in Fort Wayne and workers push the west end of the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Democrat
Fort Wayne and Southwestern Traction Company
Andrews
Huntington
Wabash
Fort Wayne
Wayne and United Knitting Mills Hold Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of Wayne and United Knitting mills, now Wayne Knitting mills, was held at the mill offices. The amalgamation prompted changes including a new board of directors and amendments to the articles of incorporation. A substantial capital stock increase was approved and a dividend declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne and United Knitting Mills
Wayne Knitting Mills
Weymouth Perry Wedding At Harrison Street Home
Miss Bertha Perry wed J S Weymouth at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Perry 1114 Harrison street. A bountiful wedding supper followed. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Weaver and daughter of Decatur Mr and Mrs Remey and Mrs Thompson of Rome City. Subscribe for The Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Perry
Harrison Street
Bertha
J. S. Weymouth
Banner Laundry Company
Weaver
Decatur
Remey
Thompson
Rome City
Cure Kidney and Bladder Ills Urging Safe Kidney Help
Cure annoying urinary troubles interfering with daily duties and rest. Warns that abnormal discharges signal kidney strain and potential rheumatism dropsy diabetes or Bright's disease. Advises using a proven remedy trusted by people you know.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean’s Kidney Pills Praised by Local Couple
Mrs J R Brockerman of No 9 Liberty Street reports strong relief from kidney pills sold at Meyer Bros Co. after months of back pain dizziness and weakness. She says the remedy improved her health and her husband also benefited from two boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Brockerman
No. 9
Liberty Street
Dean
Meyer Bros. & Co
Flora Brown praises Dean's Kidney Pills for recovery
Mrs Flora Brown of 37 Bass Street and her daughter bought Dean's Kidney Pills after reading about their cures. Mrs Brown, with kidney trouble, discolored secretions, edema and dizziness, says the pills improved her condition from the first days of treatment and she regained good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Brown
Bass Street
Dean
Meyer Bros. & Co
Tragic Lakeside Bridge Accident Claims Vivian Morgan
Six year old Vivian Morgan was killed on Lakeside bridge when he jumped toward an eastbound street car No 323. Motorman John E Monnihan and Conductor Eli Magner were on duty. the boy had recently started at Lakeside school and was with companions when the fatal incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside Bridge
Vivian Morgan
Delbert Morgan
Wagner Street
Lewis Street
John E. Monnihan
Eli Magner
Morgan
Lakeside School
Morgan Lad
Barnett
Peltier Undertaking Establishment
Staphlet Street
Morgan lad leaps from streetcar near bridge
A Morgan boy jumped from a streetcar near a bridge just after school dismissal as other smaller children played nearby. Police searched for a time but could not locate the runner. Car operators say the youths were on the footpath and showed no intent to cross until the leap occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Lad
Preacher Confesses to Murder in Jerseyville Case
Springfield Tl May 13 A new turn in the Charles Isaksson murder case comes as Rev John Poleet now in custody admits the crime in a letter to his father in law John Walker of Jerseyville. He says a sudden irresistible impulse drove the killing with no control over his actions. The jail officials had believed him guilty but doubted proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Charles Isaksson
John Poleet
Poleet
John Walker
Jerseyville
Pentecost Cantata By Young People Society
A chorus of twenty eight children will present a Pentecost cantata in the hall at Union and Wilt streets on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings May 20 and 21. The performance is under the auspices of the Young People’s Society with orchestra assistance in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union and
Wilt Streets
Young People’s Society
One Brother Survives After Night at Sea
A man recounts surviving by clinging to driftwood after a night at sea. Of ten siblings, only one brother remains alive. Mr Thatcher leaves a daughter and five sons, with several relatives still in New Haven.
Storm Leaves Leo Area Damaged and Church Baptism Delayed
A Tuesday storm damaged trees barns and houses north of Leo with orchards blown down and cemetery evergreens toppled. Local residents expected baptisms postponed this Sunday and parishioners faced disappointment. John Bertha and Chris Schwartz suffer from cavelet fever. Leo plans a new school house with location undecided. Rev Ruth of LaOtto preached at the Mission chapel Sunday evening. Henry Lechner traveled to Oklahoma for carpentry work. Local families including Lechners Klopfensteins Shulers visited postmaster M Garman on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Spencerville
John Bertha
Chris Schwartz
Ruth
LaOtto
Mission Chapel
Henry Lechner
Oklahoma
George Lechner
E. M. Klopfenstein
Roy Shuler
M. Garman
Ex-Haiti President Sam Goes Aboard French Steamer
Ex-President Sam departed Port au Prince at 11:30 AM on the Olinde Rodrigues. Meanwhile General Firmin, newly proclaimed, arrived at Cape Haytien and was declared president, with continued street fighting around midnigh t. Some revolution leaders sought refuge at the U S legation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port-Au-Prince
Hayti
Sam
Olinde Rodrigues
Cape Haytien
Firmin
Haytien
Paris
United States
State Chairman J P Goodrich to Attend County GOP Meeting
State Chairman J P Goodrich will attend the republican county central committee meeting in the commissioners' room at the courthouse next Saturday at 1 PM. The date for the county convention will be fixed then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Goodrich
Republican County Central Committee
Commissioners
Court House
British capture vast Boer losses and loot after battle
The report states nineteen Boers killed, six wounded, 802 taken prisoner, nine surrendered, and British forces seizing 600 rifles, 157 wagons, 400 horses, and 4,300 head of cattle.
Dr William McComb Dead In Cedarville Visit
Dr William McComb of Sheldon died suddenly this morning at the home of Eugene Cook in Cedarville where he had been visiting for days. He suffered from lung trouble, but death came from a violent hemorrhage. He was about 35 and left a widow and three children. Funeral from his father's Perry township home Thursday at 1 p.m. Mrs James R Leonard and children of New York are visiting J K McCracken. Mrs Leonard was formerly Miss Maud McCracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McComb
Sheldon
Eugene Cook
Cedarville
McComb
James McGomb
Perry Township
James R. Leonard
New York City
J. K. McCracken
Leonard
Maud McCracken
John Thatcher Dies at 66 After Civil War Service
John Thatcher formerly of New Haven died April 20 at his Pulaski Illinois home from pneumonia aged 66 years six months He served in the Civil War in company E Forty sixth Ohio regiment and was aboard the Sultana when the steamer exploded on the Mississippi near Memphis He was in the service and survived the disaster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thatcher
New Haven
Pulaski
Ill
Mr. Thatcher
Forty-sixth
Ohio Regiment
Mississippi River
Memphis
KITCHENER REPORTS TO LONDON ON WEEKLY BRITISH MATTERS
London May 13. The weekly report of Lord Kitchener, received to discuss military and imperial matters, outlines strategic concerns and administrative notes from the frontiers and colonies. The document emphasizes security, troop movements, and administrative efficiency across territories under British influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Kitchener
Wanted 5 000 bee keepers to inspect my stock
Advertisement from D. Niswonger on West Main Street offering bee stock and hives for sale. He invites beekeepers to call at 28 Old Number or 128 New Number to inspect his best hive on the market. The informal notice requests customers to contact him for assurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
D. Niswonger
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Doan
Fort Wayne Proof
Holy Orders
James Connelly and
Edward Mungo
Van
Weymouth
Perry
The
Sentinel
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Liberty Stre&t
Preacher
Lathe Haytien
Firman
William M'Comb
F. M. Smith & Co
Calhoun ST
Fort Wayne, Ind
Hardware
NALLS
Kitchener
Fort Wayne Oil & Supply Co
West Columbia St
Allen Circuit Court
Frank Alderman
Indiana
Frank J. Belot
Clark
D. L. Benton
Mr. Benton
Weat Main Street
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