One Kidney Gone but Cured After Doctors Said No Hope
Sylvanus O Verrill of Milford Maine suffered a bad injury five years ago that paralyzed him and damaged his kidneys. Doctors claimed his right kidney was nearly dead and he could never walk again. After using Deans Kidney Pills he gained strength and kidney function improved, walking on crutches after three months and eventually being completely cured. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Sylvanus O. Verrill
Milford
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Jimmy
Dave Ingram
Tom Raeburn
Ingram
Raeburn
Carroll
Tom
Dave
Redburn
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Feminine News Notes and Social Highlights in New York
A mixed column reports Miss Hilma Johnson defying threats to scare off two burglars in NYC. Clara Howard earns a Girton College scholarship in London. Barnard students take waiter jobs, while Mrs. Louisa Balderman courts her boarder John Haight. Frances Grossman is mourned by 500 friends. Surrogate Thomas blocks a will disinheriting children. Mme. Michaels builds Marseille’s largest future structure. Elizabeth McClelland noted as a famed British architect. Mrs. Allen Potts storms out at a Virginia Horse Show. blue ribbon goes to a rival. Anna Meldrum travels from Dundee to marry in NYC Hall. Mrs. Isaac L. Rice forms a noise-suppression society branch with phonograph records.
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Hilma Johnson
New York City
Clara Howard
Girton College
London
Barnard College
Louisa Balderman
John D. Haight
Frances Grossman
Elizabeth McClelland
Allen Potts
Castle Hill
Virginia
Anna Meldrum
Dundee
Scotland
Ottawa
Isaac L. Rice
Society For the Suppression
New York
Cure Cold In 24 Hours With Sarsaparilla and Whiskey
A historic remedy claims a cold can be cured in 24 hours by a mix of one ounce Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla one ounce Toris Compound and one-half pint of whiskey taken in spoonful doses every four hours. Ingredients sold at drug stores.
Labor unions and labor disputes across the world
The report notes multiple labor developments: New Zealand passes a strike liability bill imposing a 50 fine per striker. the Poster Artists' Association affiliates with the AFL. Glasgow plumbers issue lockout notices. St Louis unions plan a central labor temple. Jamaica trades join AFL affiliates. San Francisco meat cutters denied affiliation. Minneapolis horse shoers plan a shoeing class. Pennsylvania wage data show iron steel and textile sector payrolls at 144,964,634 to over 500,000 workers. New York child labor enforcement shifts from city to state level.
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New Zeaand
Poster Artists’ Association of America
American Federation of Labor
Glasgow
Scotland
St. Louis
Jamaica
West Indies
San Francisco
Meat Cutters
Minneapolis
Pennsylvania
New York
State Department of Labor
Bureau of Mercantile Inspection
Five Killed as Bulls Run Rampant in Moira Arena
Five people died and twenty were injured after twenty two bulls escaped from the arena in Moira Portugal and charged a crowd gathering for a bull fight.
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Moira
Portugal
Good-night and Good-morning in Fate Bound Romance
An excerpt from Waverley Magazine presents a romantic dialogue about two lovers who walk separate paths yet intend to reunite. The poem references the forest gloom and crest gleam, promising an ideal land for both. The lovers vow unchanged love and fate despite distance and time.
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Waverley Magazine
Manhunt and Death of a Grizzly on the California Trail
In 1850 a party of 32 overlanders camps near a Sierra spring and loses a Colt mare to a giant grizzly. Tom Rae Burn leads a nine man hunt through rocky scrub to ambush the bear in a narrow ravine. Jim Carroll uses fireworks to flush the beast, and Tom and eight others deliver a coordinated brain shot. The thousand pound bear is slain and pelt claimed.
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California
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Tom Raeburn
Tom
Sierras
Jim Carroll
Jim
Alain
Ts Edge
Young Carroll
Raeburn
Jimmy Carroll
Ingram
Grizzly
Dave
Vermont
Jimmy
Corral
Brain
Dave Ingram
Uncle Ephraim
Sporting Notes From The Nation’s Clubs And Tracks
Yale lists thirty five hockey candidates. W K Vanderbilt tops French turf owners with 263640 dollars. Hal Chase may rejoin the New York Americans or retire. Arthur Curtiss James to succeed Cornelius Vanderbilt as NYYC commodore. Mrs C T Stout, national champion, wins gross prize at Fox Hills golf. Boston Americans sell Chadbourne and Glaze for 1500 each. French Jockey Club to bar American professional riders. Harry Wolverton to manage Newark in the next season. Joe Tinker joins the stage as Bud Hall in Brown of Harvard. Burns Johnson heavyweight title bout set for Sydney December 26. Hot Springs racing revival seen as possible by local businessmen.
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Yale
W. K. Vanderbilt
Hal Chase
New York Americans
Arthur Curtiss James
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York Yacht Club
C. T. Stout
Fox Hills
Boston Americans
Chadbourne
Glaze
American Association
French Jockey Club
America
Harry Wolverton
Williamsport
Newark
Joe Tinker
Cubs
Bud Hall
Brown
Harvard
Woman Remarries Within Minutes of Divorce
Lulu Tucker wed her former husband John Tucker's father Albert L. Tucker of Akron Indiana fifteen minutes after securing a divorce on the ground of desertion. John Tucker had left her a year earlier.
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Lulu Tucker
Albert L. Tucker
Akron
Ind
John Tucker
Upward Start After Changing From Coffee to Postum
A Tennessee woman credits Postum with curing coffee related stomach and nerve issues. She describes severe weakness and poor digestion in youth, switching to Postum improved appetite and strength, and now she avoids coffee entirely. The ad promotes Postum with a testimonial and a promise of ongoing, genuine letters.
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