Doan's Kidney Pills Credited By Independent Woman
Mrs John Way of Independence Kansas reports years of disordered kidneys with back pain swelling and nervous symptoms cured by Doan's Kidney Pills. She urges others to remember the remedy and notes its affordability at 60 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. The ad also promotes Pierce's Pills for Liver and bowels claiming regulation and gentle relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
St. Independence
Kans
Doan
Doan's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Literary Note on Poets and Marriage
A quip about whether poets should marry and a caution to be careful with composing love letters. The exchange suggests poets face personal decisions about marriage and the hazards of romantic writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poeta
When Your Wife Says If They Can Afford It
A bachelor asks for an unanswerable argument and a married man replies that the line If they can afford it we can settles the matter of domestic happiness with no flaw. The quip reflects a practical marital finance view from Youth's Companion.
Prominent Western Attorney Recalls Young Job Applicant
A western attorney recounts hiring a bright boy who applied to his office. The boy impresses, replies confidently that he is well educated, and asserts he can handle telegrams and telephone messages as part of the job, illustrating a lesson on fitting schooling to work.
Sunlit Cure Turns to Fatal Stroke
A doctor recounts hypnotic therapy for a gravely ill patient. By painting a large sun on the ceiling and suggesting it as the cure he appeared to improve until the patient died. The doctor notes the death was due to sunstroke, not the sun’s influence.
The Absent Governor Entangles a Southern Clerk
Griswold, a Virginia professor and lawyer, travels with a Southern political fringe on a Atlanta to Columbia train. He suspects Miss Osborne, the governor’s daughter, hid a warning for North and South Carolina governors, then waits in Columbia for the governor who remains absent.
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Thomas Ardmore
Henry Maine Griswold
University of Virginia
Atlanta
Griswold
Ardmore
Agther
Gov'nor
Bill Appleweight
South Darling
Heginnin
Osborne
Columbia
Richmond
University
South Carolina
Porter
Gov. Osborne
Saluda House
Cotton Planters’ Convention
Barbara Osborne
bin Appleweight
North Carolina
Appleweight
Kildare
Dangerfield
Capitol
Misa Osborne
Miss Osborne
Gov, Osborne
Polar dash ends in icy peril and strange rescue
A man racing toward the pole in a car stalls on a harsh ice field. With provisions gone and cold seeping in he contemplates surrender. He then lies under the radiator and drinks antifreeze, a risky but lifesaving idea that saves him.
German dig reveals Nebuchadnezzar palace ruins
German excavators uncover Babylonian palace remains beneath modern ruins. They explore the great oblong hall of Belshazzar’s feast, uncover relics of ancient public dining, and note the fortress like architecture with walls over 24 yards thick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belshazzar
Babylon
Nebuchadnezzar
Revival of Cotton Industry in Palestine and Turkey
The text notes resumed cotton growing in Palestine with extensive suitable areas and historical evidence from wartime cultivation. It states cotton was of good quality and that companies are being organized. A revival of the cotton industry has emerged in Turkey in recent years.
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Palestine
Turkey
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Battle Creek, Mich
Meredith Nicholson
Ray Walters
Phoebe
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Ohio
New Orleans
Anid
Senate
Arizona
Wyoming
Carolinas
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