Twice Told Testimony Woman Finds Kidney Relief
Jersey City reader cites health improves after using Dean's Kidney Pills for backache swollen feet and dizziness. Poster-Milburn ad notes 50 cent box. Garfield Tea and Mrs Winslow's Syrup referenced as health aids. The passage echoes promotional tone with multiple product endorsements.
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Mis
Jane .Farrel
Ocean Ave
Jersey
Dean
Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Mutual Admiration Echoes in Detroit Free Press
A fragmentary exchange notes Miss Jolly Eddie Blank and a flatterer. The Detroit Free Press quotes remarks suggesting mutual admiration and a wary view of the flatterer’s truthfulness.
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Miss Jolly
Eddie Blank
Kathleen
Detroit Free Press
A Land of Opportunities in Western Canada
A Winnipeg Free-Press excerpt highlights Western Canada as rich in settlement prospects. Government agents in the U.S. centers offer rates and access. massive immigration grows, with strong inducements for energetic young men to pursue farming and civil opportunity in the Canadian prairies.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Free-Press
Canada
States of the
Union
Great Britain
Dan
Ada
Wheat Belt
Western
Prairies
Canadian
Senate passes railroad rate bill with wide vote
The Senate approved the railroad rate bill by 71 to 3 after lengthy debate. The measure empowers the Interstate Commerce Commission to fix just and reasonable maximum rates, investigate discriminatory practices, and regulate joint fares and through routes. It also allows damages awards, court enforcement, and penalties. broadens the definition of railroads and carriers, extends oversight to pipes and express firms, and preserves appeals to the Supreme Court.
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Senate
Foraker
Ohio
Morgan and Pettus
Alabama
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Law
United States
Supreme Court
United States Circuit
American vice consul shot dead near Batum estate
W H Stuart, American vice consul and leading Batum ship broker, was killed at his country place near Manzindjani after threats during last fall's revolutionary unrest. He was 49, well respected, aided in Armenian Tartars conflicts, with extensive Caucasus connections. Police have no trace of the assassins.
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Batum
W. H.stuart
Stuart
Manzindjani
Russia
Caucasus
Czar and Douma Clash Over Deputation Stop
In St Petersburg a note from Peterhof to President Mouromtseff stated Emperor Nicholas would not receive the deputation and the address must be presented through the court ministry. The caucus of constitutional democrats, furious at the refusal, debated a declaration of war but aimed to restrain their followers and seek parliamentary action.
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Constitutional Democratic
Mouromtseff
Baron Fredericks
Imperial House
Constitutional Democrats
Six Squares Are Ruined in Stanley Wis Fire
A Northwestern mill sparked a blaze that destroyed 100 residences and a dozen business buildings in Stanley Wisconsin. Loss estimated at 200000. Six blocks east were wiped out, while the mill area escaped major damage due to a west wind. Major losses include Northwestern Lumber department store at 40000, J N Olson 4000, Long Ness 4000, Christian Kon sella 3000, Norwegian church and reading room 6000, with over 100000 in the residence district burned.
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J. N. Olson
Long & Ness
Christian & Konsella
Norwegian Church and Young Peoples
Franklin Street
Forest fire losses in upper Michigan shown overstated
A Marinette Wisconsin dispatch reports most damage from forest fires is far less than feared with heavy losses at Stephenson Michigan not exceeding 40000 dollars and total area losses under 200000 dollars. Claims of 2000 burned out settlers are dismissed as exaggerated while no woods surround Quinnesec. Havana reports President Palma inaugurated at noon with officials present.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marinette
Settlpi
Quinnesec
Palma
Havana
Cuba
Supreme Court
Congress
Diplomatic Corps
Apostolic Delegate
Slays His Tormentor In Ohio Shooting
John West of Marietta, 30, is hospitalized with a bullet near the heart after a confrontation with John Buck, who is at large as neighbors hunt him with bloodhounds. West and companions pelted Buck's house with stones Saturday night prompting Buck to fire upon them. Buck lay in wait when the gunfire erupted. In Cleveland, miners’ reopening talks in Jefferson county suggest operations may resume without a clash between strikers and nonunion workers.
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Marietta
John West
John Buck
Buck
West
Walt Quate
Housa
Ohio Mines
Cleveland
Jefferson County
Steubenville
Cure for a lingering limb humor with Cuticura
A U S N member narrates a three year struggle with a raw limb error that resisted doctors. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment the leg healed in three weeks and has remained free of symptoms. He now uses Cuticura exclusively and endorses the remedy.
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H. J. Myers
U. S. 3S
Newark
New York
His One Hope and the Quick Sands of Business
A wisy old man tells a youth that the world is full of quicksands. The youth responds that in sugar refining he expects to find it full of get rich quick sands. Philadelphia Ledger quotation highlights caution and ambition in business dialogue.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Deafness Cure Claims and Catarrh Remedy Advertisement
An advertisement asserts deafness is incurable by local remedies and must be treated constitutionally via the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. It offers a $100 reward for catarrh deafness cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Medical Musing on Diseases and Remedies From an Early Note
Dr. W F Robertson argues paralysis is a germ disease akin to tuberculosis and diphtheria. Emil Reich links English upper class goat to Port wine imports. A new seasickness chair uses an electric motor to simulate motion. Prof Kronmayer touts ultraviolet light as a cure for hair loss with 27 of 32 cases improved, sometimes restoring eyebrows and beard. Prolonged artificial light reportedly fades deep blue eyes to gray, but brightness may be partially recovered with care.
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W. F. Robertson
Emil Reich
Portugal
Kronmayer
Grape-Nuts Diet and Bread Dyspepsia Explained
An article explains bread dyspepsia from white bread starch, noting the stomach’s limited digestion and the role of diastase in wheat. It describes Grape-Nuts as using whole wheat and barley to develop diastase externally, converting starch to grape sugar naturally. It claims benefits in strength and health after ten days to two weeks.
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