Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted for Kidney Disorders
An advertisement urges people to treat kidney troubles with Dean's Kidney Pills. It cites frequent urination, discolored urine, and swelling as signs and claims Mrs A B Fromton of Portland recovered after using the product. The Foster Milburn Co. markets the remedy for 50 cents per box.
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Dean
A. BE. Fpolton
Skidmore St
Portland
Ore
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Unflattering Truth From a Chicago Doctor to a Child
A Chicago physician recounts an improvised home hospital tale told to five measles patients' children. The doctor sought praise for his care but faced fear that he might prolong sickness with too much medicine, as the youngest spoke openly about his concerns and respect for the caregiver.
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Chicago
van Right
Vinescu
Millais
JT. Yi. Reid
Aspiring Statesman Casts The People’s Choice Claim
Fragmented remarks show an aspiring candidate arguing about being the people's choice and a perceived advantage over a compromise option. The quotes reference a heater of phrases and a campaign feel, suggesting tension over authenticity and cost in political selection.
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Tog
Fragmentary court dialogue hints at long quarrying sentence
A jagged OCR fragment shows a courtroom scene with a judge and the Witneys arguing about an oath. It mentions Prehem quarrying for twenty years, hinting at a legal or punishment context.
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Diadam
Prehem
Compound Interest Comes to Life in Bodily Health Glow
The phrase highlights how improved health vigor and energy can feel like a tangible return, linking wellbeing to a rewarding personal growth. It suggests vitality as a payoff akin to earned interest.
Mrs Fenton and the New South Wales Will Controversy
Mrs Fenton visits London lawyer Mr Breffit to learn her late husband’s will fate and the claim of a cousin Fred Musgrave. She explains a modest income from music teaching and a fear of poverty, while Breffit notes the need to prove identity and contemplates the estate as a matter of chance and family dynamics.
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Pred Musgrive
Fenton
Tred
Moores’ House
Feuthcman
Huela
Claughio Fe
Claventon
Fred
Cromwell Road
Susie
Miss Moore
Can Shlor
London
Fred Mus- Tiel
Susie Moore
Musgrave
Chote
Tapa
Lin
Mr. Brefot
Afra
Benton
Frederick Sfursraye
Thieinas Abasgrave
Wind
Pinler
Joer
Gavy
Torefilt
Tomoy
New Zealand
Sydney
Mr. Breffit
Oxford
Kaalin von Tellers
Dha
Odd Bits From a Derailed Science Tabloid Snippet
A garbled science feature parodies research claims on human strength and weight, optical tricks, and odd facts. It notes misread statistics about ministers, monkeys, and a painter Millais, with quirky asides on English forgetfulness and vanity.
Home Building Advice Encourages Modern Monthly Payments
William A. Redford promotes home ownership over rent for readers, urging consultation with real estate agents, and endorsing a monthly payments plan to finance a home. He outlines a sample design with a 12 by 20 living room, a library, bathroom, bedroom, dining room, and a 12 foot square kitchen, emphasizing the role of desire and proper location in realizing a home.
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America
Aizt
Tie
Han
Howe
Artwork Exhibition Sparks Childrens Interest in Pittsburgh
A lively art exhibit draws curious youngsters and adults, with teachers guiding tours as kids praise every painting. A Pittsburg note highlights amid Westminster’s county hall work a preserved oak barge remains found in Lambeth marshes, suggesting it was abandoned after a raid or poor rowing.
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Hasler
Reonia
Alkamy
Henries
Pittsburg
Ganotte-Times
Westminster
County Hall
Thames
London Daily News
Tay
Fia Lambeth
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Weluviie
Fintiie Creek
Milo
Mrs. Fenton
BY . W. E. Norris
Science
New York
Indiana
William A. Radiant
Heis
William A. Redford
Fifth Ave
Ill
Benw
Carnegie Gallery
Fhames
Dirana
moKen
Living RM
Woyzee
Ficer Pian
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