Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Greencastle Farmer
Logan Mize of Greencastle Indiana praises Doan's Kidney Pills for keeping his kidneys in good working order. He notes purchases at Jones Stevens Co.'s Drug store and confirms his strong endorsement from a June 5 1912 interview. Price 51 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is the U.S. agent. Remember the name Doan's.
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Logan Mize
Locust St
Greencastle
Ind
Dean
Jones, Stevens Co
Doan
M. Mize
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Secret Lock Drawer Trick For Hidden Access
A method describes locking one email drawer by boring between two drawers and inserting a peg that holds the locked drawer until the drawer above is pulled out to access the peg. This creates a secret mechanism that prevents opening until the proper motion is performed.
Cough Remedy Claims Quick Cure For Child’s Cold
Mrs Sarah FE Duncan of Tipton Iowa reports her son’s severe winter cough was stopped after one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured his cold completely. Sold by all dealers.
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Sarah FE. Duncan
Tipton
Iowa
Chamberlain
One-Talent Man Commands Greater Heavenly Reward
The sermon by Rev. Junius B. Remensnyder argues that gifts vary but divine reward hinges on use not amount. The one talent bearer can outshine the gifted through patient effort, while the many average workers sustain society and fulfill God's purposes.
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Phillips Brooks
Kingdom of Heaven
Look Under Your Foot Finds Power in Your Place
A concise life maxim emphasizes staying present to seize opportunity. It argues the divine and true power lie nearby, not in distant or grand aims, and urges appreciating one's current place as the world’s center under the stars.
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John Burroughe
Education and faith linked in Rev Hogue’s counsel
The Raleigh North Carolina Episcopalian minister Rev. Richard W. Hogue urges believers to use intellect within faith. He cautions against rejecting all transcendental insight in favor of cold calculation.
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Richard W. Hogue
Episcopalian
Raleigh, N. C
Brotherly Peace Theme Echoes From Rev Wise
A brief quotation from Rev Stephen 8 Wise of New York City asserts that no man is worth living without brothers and neighbors and that anything opposing human peace and brotherhood must fall away.
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Stephen 8
Wise
Hebrew
New York City
Vather Insight Echoes in Rev Duval's Quote
A devotional line from Rev Dr Duval underscores growth as knowing and feeling the divine Father, stressing inner maturity over outward stature. The remark frames faith as personal encounter and spiritual ascent for believers.
The Memorandum Habit
A Lowell man forgets nothing and forgets everything at once as his wife lists reminders for a social visit. He promises to note them all while his mind stays on the four o clock train. The comic exchange ends with a vow to make a memorandum.
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Lowell
Mass
James
Susan
Mary
Tom
Hubby
A Winning Graft From The Pantomime Stage
A humorous caption notes a beggar’s vow to never work until women are paid the same wages as men. Mrs Sands and a mother figure are depicted in a brief skit about wage inequality. The gag ends with a light poke at the vow and a small monetary tip.
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Mrs. Sands
A Latin Tragedy in a British Working Family
A humorous domestic vignette from a British workingman family featuring a nightly roll call of many children at Sunday dinner. The patriarch jealously scolds Enery for boasting about school progress, then dismisses extra mouths to feed with a gruff remark.
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Erbert
Orace
Ezekiah
Enry
Enery
Adsum
Sincerest Flattery at a Chicago Literary Dinner
At a Chicago literary club dinner two minor poets discuss praise for a triplet in Spread Eagle Magazine. One recalls a compliment from a young lady who asked if he had written it, prompting Harold to smile at the surprise.
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Chicago
Harold
Spread Eagle
Golf Defined by Tea on the Club Terrace
On a country club terrace a group of non golfers debate golf's essence. A male tea drinker quips golf is billiards on grass while others call it screen on the green and a dying athletic fire. A tennis champion and a famous angler offer witty takes as a football player mocks.
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Weill
Louisville Times
Baker Keeps List of Friends He Could Lick
Legler writes down names of friends he could beat in a playful list. Harvey Liscum asks to be added and then mocks the idea. Legler confirms Liscum is on the list but plans to remove him after the challenge.
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Legier
Quarrel Over Peaceful Disposition Ends Engagement
Readable fragments show a dispute about which party had the more peaceful disposition. The exchange ends with the claim that they are no longer engaged. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Etiquette Tips From A Past Era
A fragmented etiquette column advises against asking bill collectors to call again and urges apologizing when entering crowded streetcars. It notes umbrella etiquette in elevators, gum chewing in bread lines, and snobbish displays of money. It also oddly suggests avoiding introductions at games and violence if upset by a stray ball.
Would Change Places Laird’s Butler Quits Over Spouse
A long serving Scottish laird’s butler resigns after constant scolding from the laird’s wife. The master teases that if that is all, he has little excuse to leave. The butler replies he won’t endure it and departs. The laird sighs that the butler should be glad not to be married to her.
Fragments of Proverbial Ruminations and Wit
A collection of aphoristic musings on human kindness friendship and economy with remarks on family trees birds and ancient beliefs about the world’s shape. The tone is reflective and lightly humorous.
Well-Cooked Dinner Joke Exchange
A quick quip reveals Jones credits his wife as the cook and his kiss on the cook to keep her happy. Smith asks about the wife’s reaction and learns she is the cook herself. The humorous exchange centers on role reversal and affectionate banter.
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Smith
Jones
Rest and Hastings Plan Among Districts
A doctor prescribes a three month rest in Hastings for a husband. His wife responds with enthusiasm. The plan implies six months’ rent as part of the arrangement.
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Hastings
Secrecy Assured and Salary Boost for Stenographer
A confidential exchange reveals concern over a stenographer's notes becoming unreadable after a day. Instead of dismissal, the response is to raise the stenographer’s salary and place him under contract.
Tongue twisters amuse in quirky mock dialogue
A playful exchange features a tongue twister list with distorted phrases and stuttering sounds. Elizabeth and others struggle to pronounce lines like The sea ceaseth and it sufficeth us as the mock dialogue progresses.
The Silent Pleader and a Mother’s Quiet Rally
Richard confesses love to a poor but worthy girl and defies his father. His mother guides him toward a compassionate compromise, recalling their first home to rekindle love and remind the couple that happiness rests on character, not wealth.
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured by Chamberlain's Remedy
A testimonial from M. E. Gebhari of Oriole Pennsylvania claims one dose cured diarrhoea. The ad states the remedy treats colic cholera and diarrhoea and is sold by all dealers. It urges one or two doses for ordinary attacks.
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Yorks
Lore
M. E. Gebhari
Oriole
CASTOR I For one aid Child the sed on Hans A's
An extracted humorous fragment mentions CASTOR I and sedatives for a child, with dialogue about doing tasks oneself and a joking reference to a poet praising a fluid. An advertisement line promotes Hollister's Remedy as a cleaning purifying product sold by Owl Drug.
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Castor
Hans A
Hollister
R. M ‘Ea
Owl Drug Store
Tucker W W Physician and SurgeonGreencastle Indiana Office
W W Tucker physician and surgeon maintains an office on Vine Street between Washington and Walnut in Greencastle Indiana.
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Vine Street
Washington
Walnut St
Greencastle
Ind
Bence Building
South Vine St
Greencastle, Ind
Dr. O. P. Overstreet Mother of Eighteen Children
Mrs. J. Martin of Boone Mill Virginia testifies she suffered five years with stomach trouble. After using Chamberlain's Tablets for a short time she reports weight gain to 168 pounds, improved appetite, and general health. She endorses the product to locals. Also notes a new artificial wood process in England using compressed straw sawdust and grass.
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England
Camberlain's Tablets Appeal Despondency Cure
Despondency linked to indigestion and constipation. Describes Camberlain's Tablets as quick balancing remedy. For sale by all dealers. Subscribe for the Herald.
Trustee Announces Regular Office Hours for Madison Township
Will Strube states he will be at his residence office every Wednesday and Saturday to conduct trustee business for Madison Township. The notice appears among items about Women in Telephone Service which notes that about one third of Britain's 15 000 telephone service employees are women.
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Matthew
Madison Township
Will Strube
Mill Creek Township
Ernest Kivett
Jackson Township
Benjamin Walls
Jefferson Township
Stringer
Monroe Township
Bainbridge
D. E. Etchison
Floyd Township
Ce Fred Todd
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