Old Time Clown Praises Kidney Pills in Interview
Wilfia Kansas resident Tony Parker known as Agier recalls 64 years with a wagon show and circus life. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing chronic kidney trouble after wartime illness, claiming a permanent cure for five years. The ad copy urges readers to remember Dean's and buy it for 50 cents.
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Agier
Tony Parker
Pralees Dean
Wilfiela
Kans
Pean
Dean’s
Cuticura Medicines Heals Severe Skin Disorder
A New York woman recounts decades of itchy skin and failed treatments before using Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Cream, and Cuticura Pills. She says the inflammation vanished after two sets and urges others with similar disease to try the remedies.
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Berrous
Dertha Sacha
Second Ave
New York
N.Y
Bertha Sachs
Morris Sachs
Willies School Year Ends with Pocketknife Gift
A teacher wins Willies affection near year end by offering him a four blade pocketknife as a token of effort. Willie accepts with a humorous pledge not to damage school furniture. The scene captures a formal school setting and a quirky moral moment.
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Willie
Fat
Cleveland
Benton the Missouri senator who shaped a republic
Benton served longer in the U S Senate than Webster, Clay, or Calhoun and advanced sound policy. Born 1781 and dying 1858, he opposed the extension of slavery, championed state sovereignty, and pushed the Homestead Act and specie payments while clashing with Andrew Jackson, forming a lasting, if controversial, legacy for Missouri and the nation.
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Denton
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Monroe
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Agatam
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South Carolina
Everstunly
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Senate
Congress
Benon
Dot
Trenton
Jack
van Buren
Polk
Mirecurt
Mirsourri
Aimple
Mystery Duel Bullet Hidden in Editor’s Thigh
The editor of a French provincial paper, after a peaceful duel, found a bullet lodged two inches in his thigh. Doctors noted the bullet and wondered why the duel did not disclose the wound. The incident ended with no harmful intent and a handshake of reconciliation. Also notes crop boom with sparse delegate turnout in Kansas harvest season.
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Fred
Kansas
George's advance triggers resolve in tense exchange
In a charged moment Ressie cautions that any unwanted kiss from George would be resisted. Pegey recalls sitting in a hammock, revealing ambiguity and power dynamics in the confrontation.
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Ressie
George
Pegey
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