Doan's Kidney Pills Help Mrs. Hinson Back Pain
Mrs. Mary Hinson of Sterling Kentucky credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving severe backache dizziness and eye spots. She reports quick relief and full recovery after continued use and urges others to use the product. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hinson
Strother
Mr. Sterling
Dean
Mrs. Hinson
Doan
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
Great Prosperity Question in Detroit Jail Patronage
The Detroit Free Press ponders whether prosperity affects county jail patronage and asks if the plus or minus sign should be placed before the noted fall in patronage, reflecting on public policy implications.
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Detroit Free Press
Eczema Cleared After 24 Hours With Cuticura
A 77 year old man from Mt. Kisco New York recounts six months of intense itching and sleepless nights from eczema. After using Cuticura Soap ointment and resolvent he slept through the night and was cured in a month. Potter Drug & Chem Co Boston distributes the remedy.
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W. Harrison Smith
Mt. Kisco
N. Y
Potter Drug & Chem, Corp
Bolo Propa
Boston
Editor Replies To Writer On Gas Bill Deadline
A magazine contributor writes to his editor pleading for an urgent check to cover a due gas bill. The editor shoots back a blunt reply noting his own bill is due too and adds God help us all.
Doctor's Prescription For A Simple Restorative
A historically styled remedy urges a mix of one ounce compound syrup of Sarsaparilla and one ounce Torls compound with a half pint of first class whiskey. Taken as a table spoonful before meals and at bedtime, with the bottle well shaken. The text claims restorative effects after the first doses.
Edyth-Jack quarrel over kiss reference raises tensions
A quoted remark about being made to kiss sparks a delicate dispute. The exchange references a turned-up nose and diplomacy in handling the incident.
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Edyth
Jack
How to Tell Masterpieces by Price Tags at Exhibition
A dialogue notes that at an art show the most telling clue to a piece’s value is the price tag. The exchange highlights how valuation signals stand out amid the displayed works.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Sample mailed free. Mother Gray, nurse at Children's Home New York, claims the powder cures summer complaint feverishness headache stomach troubles teething disorders and destroys worms. Address Allen & Palmer Le Roy New York to receive a sample.
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Mother Gray
A Scrap Book and Poised Exterminator Ad Comes to Town
Feature notes Penryn's upcoming novel titled A Scrap Book described as a married life story. An advertisement touts Rats poison at 15 cents per box, claiming 60 to 100 cakes kill 500 plus mice, warning against imitations and urging caution about germs and pests.
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Penryn
Heinze Returns to Butte Amid Loyal Mine Crowd Ovation
F Augustus Heinze returns from New York after two years in exile to an immense welcome in Butte. About 4000 admirers cheered from Liberty Hall balcony as he spoke amid interruptions. A 1500 strong crowd met him at the depot with the Boston and Montana band. Carriage processional through illuminated streets followed the train arrival.
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Butte
F. Augustus Heinze
Butte Hotel
Liberty Hall
Heinze
New York
Boston
State evidence in Wyoming raid case: Keyes and Farris testify
Albert Keyes and Charles Farris, implicated in the Ten Sleep sheep camp raid that left three dead, revealed on Saturday that they joined the attackers to target only sheep and property. Farris said Brink fired the fatal shot. Keyes denied witnessing a killing. In Salt Lake City, Fisher S Harris longtime Commercial Club secretary and Utah public figure died at 63 from laryngitis with throat tuberculosis. Harris, born 1865 in Virginia, was a noted orator and West thinker who helped propel Dry Farming congress discussions in Denver.
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Farris
James Allemand
Herbert Brink
Salt Lake City
Mr. Harris
Virginia
West
German World Policy Stressed by Bernstorff in Philadelphia
German ambassador Count Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff told the American Academy of Political Science in Philadelphia that Germany’s world policy is purely commercial with no territorial aims. He spoke on the development of Germany as a world power, asserting the empire’s positions against lingering suspicions of expansion.
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Philadelphia
Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff
United States
American Academy of Political Science
Germany
Former Greensburg Mayor Kills Children Then Dies
Edward J. Perry, ex mayor of Greensburg, Pa, shot his three children in his bedroom. The infant sister 15 months old was uninjured. Elizabeth four was killed from a shot to the left breast while Kenneth six and Richard eight were wounded. The tragedy ended with Perry taking his own life.
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Greensburg
Edward J. Perry
Chiildren
Perry
Tey Thole Intant
Elizabeth
Kenneth
Richard
Countess Leona Brooks Faces Struggle With Tuberculosis
San Francisco reports Countess Leona Brooks, linked years ago to Edward J. Smith the absconder, is dying of tuberculosis. Friends keep her last illness comfortable as she stood by during the tax collector’s fight from the city with $165000, then followed him to Los Angeles and St. Louis where his arrest occurred and she refused to tell the grand jury what he did with the money.
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Leona Brooks
San Francisco
Edward J. Smith
Los Angeles
St. Louis
A Little Cold and a Neighbor’s Sad Farewell
A brief verse notes a man’s simple cold ending in death and warns that neglecting a cough can lead to trouble. It suggests a home remedy mixing glycerine, virgin olive oil compound, and whisky to cure a cough in twenty four hours, sold at drug stores.
Farmer and Neighbor Share Birthday and Twin Births
A farmer and his neighbor are linked by a surprising coincidence as both were born on the same day, with the neighbor revealed to be a twin. The report underscores a quirky local coincidence highlighting community ties.
Reward Offered for Cure of Catarrh by Catarrh Cure
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a cure of catarrh that Catarrh Cure cannot achieve. It cites F J Canes and Co of Toledo and mentions F J Cheney and firms Watling Kinnan and Marvin as trusted in business dealings. The ad promotes Hall's Family for constipation and lists price details for Catarrh Cure.
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F. J. Canes & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Watoing, Kinnan & Manvin
Towdo
Hall
Amily la
Kentucky woman claims immediate communion with Almighty
A Kentucky woman says she receives messages from the Lord and sometimes delivers them in a tangible form. She visits a well known attorney and demands $25 as payment for a divine message. The attorney replies he has no money, noting the Lord would know that. The encounter ends without payoff.
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Kentucky
Lost in Antiquity
A Cassell's Saturday Journal humor piece recalls a child asking if thrashings were passed down through generations. The mother confirms a cycle of corporal punishment from grandfather to father, then to the child, prompting the boy to wonder who started it.
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Cassell
Saturday Journal
Woman Overcomes Coffee Heart With Postum Cure
A woman with prolonged heart trouble learns coffee worsened her condition and quits coffee for Postum. She improves after eleven weeks, gains weight, and reports no headaches or faint spells. Her doctor credits the change, and she endorses Postum as a safer beverage option.
Carter Medicine Company Wins Suit Over Red Liver Pill Wrappers
A United States Circuit Court decree in New York upholds Carter Medicine Company as owner of the exclusive right to use red colored wrappers on its liver pill packaging. The ruling cites prior adoption over thirty years ago and continuous use by the company and its predecessors. The decision is praised by the National Druggist publication. The piece closes with a moral couplet about loyalty.
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United States Circuit Court For
Southern District of
New York
New York City
Carter Medicine Company
St. Louis
Procrastination Threatens Time and Health
A fragmented note warns that delaying tasks harms well being and plans. It mentions Allen and Balam as possible references and urges prompt action to prevent longer delays.
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Elept
Puck
Postum
Wellville
Allen
Gillette
Howard E. Burton
Aenean
Cols
Creeford
Ir Hy
Denver
Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
R.V. Pierce
Pres
Buffalo, N.Y
Mitchells
Anderech Group
Dept
Minneavolis
Minns
Rappers
Japan
Continental Orn Company
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