Five Months in Hospital Ends in Recovery
Levi P. Brockway of Anoka Minnesota reports five months in a hospital with incurable illness and a six month life prognosis. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with addressing the kidney and heart issues and restoring his health. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Levi P. Brockway
Second Ave
Anoka
Minn
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Panama Canal progress and political echoes in 1906
Reports note half completion of the Culebra cut in the Panama Canal and broad predictions from Henry Watterson on Bryan’s chances. Other items include army sizes in Persia, railroad expansion, a New York blow gun exhibit, a race issue over car transfers, and political shifts in Britain Haiti and New York banking probes.
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American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Henry Watterson
Bryan
Cleveland
Vanderbilt
William Cremer
Jean Jumeau
Haiti
Lord Alerts
C. W. Morse
A. R. Curtis
Federal Grand Jury
National Bank of North America
John D. Crimmins
Interborough
Horse Kick Causes Major Fire Loss at Peebles Stable
A horse kicked over a lantern at the Gallinger livery stable in Peebles Ohio starting a blaze that destroyed fifteen buildings and left six men overcome by flames with an estimated fifty thousand dollars in damage.
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Gallinger
Peebles
Ohio
Australian government savings banks deposits per head
The deposits in Australia’s Government savings banks amount to 49.55 dollars per person of the total population.
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Australia
Grape-Nuts Claims Build Strength for a Woman’s Recovery
A New York state woman writes of ten years of stomach and liver trouble and weight loss. After stopping coffee, using Postum and Grape-Nuts, she gained twenty pounds, can eat freely, work all morning, and feels revived. She credits the cereal combination and Postum, noting a year ago she needed rest away from home.
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Yeorkstate
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Railroad Regulation and Honest Capitalization Demanded
A speaker demands state and national scrutiny of railroad values and capitalization. He calls for lower rates, end to watered stock, and a fair return on honest capital, protecting both stockholders and innocent landowners along rail lines.
Feed the Baby What It Wants
A long excerpt argues that newborns should not be fed in the first three days, as they derive nourishment from maternal blood before digestion starts. It stresses the baby’s instinct to signal hunger and favors natural mother’s milk over artificial feeding, warning against early feeding and contamination risks.
Mismating and Balance in Couple Dynamics
Gordon Kelso contends that people wed to balance extremes in height temperament and mentality. He shares a personal example of a mismatched couple and notes how partners act as ballast guiding each other through daily life, illustrated by a winter street scene and a caution about icy sidewalks.
The Rug With Red and Green Sides
A police interview with a tenant reveals a reversible rug, red on one side and green on the other. The officer presses for details about the missing rug, and the tenant nervously confirms its characteristics. The scene ends with a wry Punch-style punchline.
Topsy Turvy Melodrama Invented by Local Blacksmith
The Louisville Courier Journal reports a novel melodrama where the blacksmith is cast as a rascal and the banker as exceptionally honest. The scene centers on a courtroom style challenge to reveal character.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Airship Sirloin Sparks Quarterly Quip
A Chicago Record-Herald quip notes a clever name for an airship the Sirloin. The remark jokes the unusual label would help it rise when nothing else could.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Five Million Dollar Fence Erected in Australian District
A five million dollar fence was recently built in Australia to keep rabbits out of the agricultural district.
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Australia
Cure for chronic eczema anecdote from Mrs David Brown
Mrs David Brown of Locke Arkansas describes a long battle with eczema that left her unable to walk for months. After trying two doctors and various treatments, she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills three times and slept without opiates. Her ankles healed quickly and eczema has not returned in a year.
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David Brown
Locke, Ark
Elm tree felled at Gaylord Mich weighs in yards of wood
Report from Gaylord Michigan describes several felled trees. One elm measured eight feet across at the base and scaled more than 10 000 feet in length. Another rotten trunk was cut eighteen feet from the ground and yielded 5000 feet. A third tree in the area is twenty seven feet in circumference and remains untouched.
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Gaylord
Mich
A Real Optimist Keeps Smiling Through Loss
A lighthearted line defines a genuine optimist as the man who can keep smiling while the home team loses. The quip captures sports fan resilience and buoyant spirit in tough games.
Open and above board Lydia E. Pinkham ad invites verification
A front building sign proclaims public inspection of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, inviting verification of ingredients, methods, and letters from one million plus women. The message asserts transparency and confidentiality, urging doubters and sufferers to come see and learn.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
America
Oon E. Pinkham
An Vs. Pinkham
France Relies More on Olive Oil From Colonies
An article notes that France imports a larger olive oil quantity from Tunis and Algeria than it produces domestically, highlighting colonial supply strength alongside home-grown production.
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France
Tunis
Algeria
N.Y
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Mass
Paxtine
Book Publishing House
Leonard Street
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