Enders Finds Relief with Dean's Kidney Pills
John A. Enders of Pen Argyl Pennsylvania suffered six years from back pain headaches and dizzy spells. A specialist said his kidneys were fine but tests showed brick dust sediment. After using Dean's Kidney Pills his kidneys act regularly and he passed gravel stones. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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John A. Enders
Robertson Avenue
Pen Argyl
Mr. Enders
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Tips and remedies frame a bustling market of cures and contraries
An eclectic page mixes moral commentary on tipping with medical ads. Dr Kline promises nerve restoration and a free trial bottle, Mrs Winslow offers teething syrup, Garfield Tea advertises laxative benefits, and Green's Sons touts specialist services with a bold claim about convict rates.
Speak Well of Company and Business Doctrine
The passage urges loyalty to the employer and the institution you serve. It argues that working fully for a boss, expressing support, and avoiding public condemnation preserves personal integrity and self respect. It cites Fra Elbertus via the Philistine as the source of the sentiment.
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Fra Elbertus
Oldest Virginian Samuel Salyers Turns 114
The Wise County resident Samuel Salyers of Dooley recently marked his 114th birthday. A longtime magistrate for over 50 years, he formerly had fully gray hair but now shows black strands. He reportedly is cutting a third set of teeth and still rides horseback and reads without glasses.
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Virginia
Samuel Salyers
Dooley
Wise County
Salyers
Ten-Dollar Token Sells in London Auction
A ten-dollar token issued by the Cincinnati Mining Company in 1849 fetched $2175 in a London sale. The token was bought to bring to America, with only one other similar example known to exist.
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Cincinnati Mining Company
London
America
Grocer Kredit's Coffee Alternative Endorsed
A Cleveland grocer recounts how switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee improved his nerves and appetite. He says his nervousness faded after two years and urges others with nervousness or stomach troubles to leave coffee for Postum.
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Cleveland
Wellville
Pickled Cucumbers with Onions and Spices Recipe
Mrs A of Home and Farm shares a cucumber pickle method. Soak cucumbers, scald in a diluted vinegar, drain, then cover with a vinegary brine with onions pepper allspice cloves ginger and sugar. Boil and pour over pickles. delicious after resting few days.
Cream Puffs Recipe From Washington Star
Melt butter in hot water, boil and stir in flour until it leaves the pan. Cool, add three eggs one at a time, drop on tins and bake twenty to thirty minutes. Fill with cream made from milk sugar cornstarch egg and vanilla.
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Washington Star
Aunt Sally’s Lemon Pie Recipe From Boston Cooking School Magazine
A detailed home recipe explains Aunt Sally a colored Pennsylvania cook’s lemon pie. Ingredients include grated lemon rinds juice of two lemons two cups light brown sugar two tablespoons New Orleans molasses six eggs two tablespoons flour and a batter with two crusts half lard half butter.
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Sally
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Household tips from McCall’s Magazine on stains and care
Glycerine removes coffee stains from wool. baking soda brightens knife polish. peppermint odor repels rats. mutton tallow conditions hands. paraffin seals jar lids. lukewarm wool stockings require gentle washing. Fuller's earth removes kerosene stains. rain on starched clothes dries to preserve stiffness. velveteen as polishing cloth and leather substitute. velveteen cleaning via soapy lather.
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McCall’s Magazine
Newswise items span globe from Tokyo to Montenegro
Baron S Sakatani arrives in New York City. Navy officers pay rises by 500 dollars under conferees. Maine timbermen question pulp wood cost claims. Prince of Asturias becomes private in Madrid on birth day. Cardinal Logue preaches in New York. Skeleton mast to test against shells for Florida. Aked denounces waning faiths in Christianity. Medal planned for Isthmian Canal workers with two years’ service. Typhoid kills 200+ in Kieff jail. outbreak covers inmates. Townsend says anti injunction bill will be dropped. Montenegro foundation stone laid for new capital on Adriatic. Temps protests Castro expulsions riles Venezuela.
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Baron S. Sakatani
Japan
New York City
Navy
Maine
Madrid
Prince of the Asturias
Cardinal Logue
St Patrick’s Cathedral
New York
Navy Department
Florida
Aked
Kieff
Russia
Townsend
Washington, D. C
Cettinje
Montenegro
Adriatic Sea
Castro
Venezuela
Feminine News Notes Headlines and Events
A survey of early 20th century women’s issues and events notes May 10 Mothers Day proposals defeated in Congress. A daughter for Mme To selli formerly Crown Princess of Saxony. New York women win Washington trophy in National Whist Congress. Barnard College plans baseball for New York City festivities. Amelia Bingham elected president of the Professional Woman's League amid illness. Mrs. Fanny Antisdel Simons dies in Detroit. former public school teacher. Mme Emma Hames visits firemen in New York City with Chief Croker. Dr. I Herman Randall advocates hypnotic suggestion for children. Hotel Knickerbocker manager Regan sued for 25000 by Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. Wilbur C. Philips urges importing mothers for better maternal care. Olga Nethersole says women should marry and have children rather than pursue careers.
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Mme. Toselli
Crown Princess of
Saxony
New York
Barnard College
New York Cty
Amelia Bingham
Professional Woman’s League
Fanny Antisdel Simons
Detroit
Simons
Mme
Emma Hames
Croker
New York City
I. Herman Randall
Kindergarten Association
Wilbur C. Philips
The
People’s Institute
Olga Nethersole
Seventy-year-old man finds relief from piles with Cuticura
J H Henderson of Hopkinton New York claims relief from severe hemorrhoids bleeding and eczema after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. He describes an initial hospital recommendation for surgery followed by months of remedies before success with at-home treatment over three months and maintenance thereafter.
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J. H. Henderson
Hopkinton
N. Y
Growth of Manual Training in U.S. City Schools
The United States has 1327 cities with 4000 or more people that run public school systems. Manual training is now taught in 510 of these cities, up 90 in one year. In 1890 only 37 city systems included manual training.
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United States
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Ad Claim in 1886 Toledo
Frank J Cheney a senior partner of F J Cheney & Co sworn in Toledo Ohio that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. The ad states the product is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It lists testimonials and notes price 75 cents and urges constipation relief with Hall’s Family Pills.
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City of Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & Co
Books Will Be No More Says Paris Scientist
Dr Marago of Paris photographs the human voice using a powerful magnifying glass to read spoken records. Some scientists believe voice records will replace writing and stenography, with microphones and zigzag strips replacing letters and books. Forgery would be impossible as the electric needle records tone, and telephone conversations could bind as contracts.
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Marago
Paris
Dubuque
Postal savings deposits in Japan exceed forty five million
Postal savings banks in Japan report deposits surpassing 45 million dollars. The figure reflects growing public reliance on postal financial services as a stable savings channel amid shifting economic conditions.
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Postal Savings Banks of
Japan
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised for female ills
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a long standing remedy for female ailments. It claims decades of use, lists conditions from displacements to nervous prostration, and invites sick women to write for advice to Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
F. Ellsworth
Mayville
N. Y
W. P. Boyd
Beaver Falls
Worderfa cure advertised by John Grover in Philadelphia
An advertisement by John Grover of 1033 tp.ing Garden Street Philadelphia promotes a Worderfa cure claiming no doctors or drugs, offering a full guarantee and urging readers to mail a dime today.
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John Grover
Garden Street
Philadelphia
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Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
E. 8. Wells
Jersey City
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Ihe
Frankfort Insurance Company
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Spether Seay
Ren
Mother Gray
Bert Econ
LWT
SELIT
Paxton Toilet CO
Boston, Mass
H. H. Green
Ballanta
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L. Doug
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