Dean's Kidney Pills End Kidney Troubles For Mrs Scott
Mrs R F Scott of Baker City Ore credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing twelve years of kidney trouble. She suffered backache weak secretions and fainting spells before using the remedy. The ad urges readers to remember the brand and buy from druggists or stores. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY distributes. Also notes a stenographer toasts on paper napkins in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra R. Fi. Scott
Front St
Baker ,Olty, Ore
Dean
Dean’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Firing at the czar sparks sharp quip exchange
A terse exchange notes a bomb blast hitting the czar with a narrow miss. Fudge adds a wry joke about Russian whiskers as a rejoinder.
Private theatricals compliment sparks witty exchange
The Boston Transcript recalls a crowd pleasing moment where a young man compliments his hostess saying she plays her part to perfection. She replies a young and pretty woman is needed for that part, and he insists she has proved the contrary with a smiling retort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Man and wife Halted by Police Over Bobble Skirt Interlude
A policeman confronts a man who is loitering and asks for his purpose. The man replies he is out walking with his wife who trails behind in a bobble skirt, prompting remarks about the scene.
Munyon's Paw Paw Pills Promote Gentle Liver Action
An ad touts Munyon's Paw Paw Pills as non harsh laxatives that stimulate liver and stomach secretions without scouring or griping. It claims they invigorate the stomach nerves and enrich the blood, aid digestion, and correct constipation with no calomel. Regular bottle size advertised from Munyon's Laboratory Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Dod — Bu
Philadelpia
Luther Burbank Talked To Plants Says California Wizard
The New York World reports professor Albert Van Der Naillen's claim that Luther Burbank achieved thornless cactus and thistle by talking to plants. He asserts Burbank gained plant confidence, nourished them, and used suggestion to remove thorns over years, boosting fodder value and desert reclamation potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Luther Burbank
Solomon
Burbank
Santa Rosa
Cal
Albert van der Nafilen
California
van der Nafilen
Santa Flona
van der Nanlen
van der Nallen
Professor van der Nallen
Societe Internationale de Psychologie of
France
Republic
Burbanks
van der Naillen
Charles Darwin
Hardy grasses beautify lawns with tall variegated forms
The article describes hardy grasses for lawns near water, detailing growth heights from 5 to 16 feet for species such as Giant Reed Arundo Donax and Eulalias. It notes variegated forms, cold frame overwintering needs, and uses for decorative clumps, plus cautions on disease and soil rotation for tomato crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arundo Donax
Philadelphia
Tomato Wilt Confirmed In University Experiments
A Kansas University experiment at the extension station demonstrates Fusarium wilt in tomatoes, noting spraying has no effect. The disease causes sudden wilting of entire branches and has led to losses of many promising crops.
Currants as a cheap easy crop for mixed fruit orchards
Currants require little time and labor and fit between plum pear cherry or quince trees without harming them. With intensive gardening, pruning two thirds of new wood each season and proper fertilization, currants can yield marketable fruit for many years, providing steady income.
The Locusts
The article highlights various locust species valued for resilience and use. Honey locust, gleditechia tria canthos, serves as a hedge and ornamental tree with color-retaining green leaves. Black locust produces spring white flower racemes and is known for lumber uses. Virginia locust, Robinia viscosa, is native but rarely seen with cream colored blossoms.
Canova's one day auto trade excursion gains attention
Advertising note from the Sioux Falls Press describes Canova using eight automobiles to visit ten nearby towns in a single day with a band aboard. The 119 mile trip avoided train costs and showcased old settlers' pleaso and local attractions, suggesting other towns may imitate this brisk advertising plan.
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Sioux Falls
Canova
Pleaso
Fragmentary Notice From Chicago Newnan Drainage
Incomplete OCR text references drainage work and local authorities in Chicago Newnan area. Details are unreadable but indicate a public works or infrastructure note with mentions of a Panama hat and a baby. No clear actions, dates, or named organizations are discernible from the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Newnan
Henry
Conservation Comedy in Louisville Courier Journal
A cryptic excerpt from the Louisville Courier Journal features a debate between locals about forest reserves and subsistence. The dialogue hints at humor and regional slang as residents discuss reclaiming or using forested land and subway themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louieville Courier-Journal
Aly
Mr Wysp and His Wife in a Late Evening Debacle
Isabel Wysp worries about keeping 6 oclock homestead promises as she rides with friends to a celebratory dinner. The group teases her independence while she battles guilt, imagining Henry’s possible anger and a looming homecoming. A late ride ends with the clock striking twelve and unresolved tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Wysp
Henry
Mrs. Littlefinger
Isabel
Miss Littlefinger
Annabelle Flipper
Mrs. Flipper
Mrapper
Jane Littlefinger
Jane
Mrs. Filner
Sarah
Maple Tree Inn
Mr. Wyap
Spolonie
Jane Liten
Mr. Filipper
Mr. Wyasp
Mra. Es
Isabel and Henry Share a Quiet Domestic Moment
Isabel returns late from an outing and quarrels with Henry over her home stillness. Henry dismisses concern, but later reveals a thoughtful gift from his overcoat pocket, prompting Isabel to shed tears as a sense of loneliness settles in.
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Henry
Isabel
George
Ares
Jane Littlefinger
Bean
Associated Literary Preas
Horses that Live in Luxury From Kansas City Star
Miss Laula Long keeps 23 horses in a Bedford stone stable costing 80000 with beveled windows, porcelain bowls, electric lamps, and gold harness. The 100 by 45 foot building includes 16 vehicle varieties, 16 silver cups, and a lavish upstairs crew area. Aimed at comfort, the stable overlooks a park and river, with horses housed in 10 by 12 stalls and a summer retreat in Kentucky. Miss Long declares she loves her horses and will not marry, being wedded to them and the stable.
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The
Kansas City Star
Laula Long
North Terrace Park
Bedford
Missouri Valley
Miss Long
Victoria
London
Miss Lang
Kentuody
Revelation
Beaucaire
Temptation
Beauknot
France
Woodhatch
Dude
Alse
Upstaira
Baltimore
New York
England
Ad rate helps farmer fetch best prices
A farmer writes that placing small newspaper advertisements in the paper brings buyers to him and yields higher prices. He also notes that he can buy with ads costing only a few cents rather than traveling county to ask neighbors, saving time and effort.
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Lous
Mint Sauce and Elderly Care in Brief Notes
A garbled excerpt from Delineator describes mint sauce with currant jelly, mint leaves, and orange rind shavings. The text also notes the German empire has 20 matitee long for elderly care, a fragment likely referring to a health or civic matter.
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German Empire
Stallion and Bull Fight to the Death at Sheepshead Bay
A thoroughbred stallion and a prize bull fought to death in the race track stables of James Fus Simmons at East Fourteenth Street and Avenue I in Sheepshead Bay. The incident began after midnight when the horse escaped its stall and breached the bull’s enclosure. Georgy Fitzsimons, a brother of the owner, found the horse in its death throes as a crowd gathered outside.
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Chicago
Mra. H
Georgy Fitzaimmons
Fitzalmmons
The Grave of Cassie Chadwick in Woodstock Cemetery
In a Woodstock Ontario cemetery a simple granite shaft marks a family plot. The inscription on the memorial is described as bearing details about Cassie Chadwick and her grave site.
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Cassie Chadwick
New York World
Woodstock
Ont
Cassie Chadwick Memorial in Canada Cemetery
A small Canadian grave marker recalls Cassie Chadwick once famed for high financial adventures. Her burial in Columbus penitentiary is noted, and her name fades from memory as Cleveland’s Chadwick home site becomes a synagogue. A visiting party recalls her buried in a quiet outpost.
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Cassie Chadwick
Columbus Penitentiary
Chadwick
Euclid Avenue
East Eighty-second Street
Cleveland
Woodstock
Mrs. Chadwick
Canada
Cassie L. Chadwick
Earths Steel Core Questioned by Geologist Panel
The New York World reports on beliefs about the earths interior. Professor Weichert argues a central iron core about 6680 miles wide with a surrounding rocky shell and a liquid layer near the surface. He casts doubt on deep metallic wealth and notes depth-based mineral declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belanological Association
Weichert
Neas
Fesger Weichert
Saint Francis of Assisi and the Rights of Animals
In this Wide World Magazine piece the 7th century figure Saint Francis of Assisi is celebrated for Cantico delle Creature praising all living beings as brothers and sisters. It notes his early impact on animal reverence though full medieval appreciation grew later, granting animals honored status and protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal World
Wide World Magazine
Nevertheles
St. Francis
How to Float from Gating and Water Posture
The guide explains a floating position where the body remains straight, the head tilted back, and the ears submerged to stay afloat. It asserts drowning is physically impossible while maintained, but warns sinking occurs if the head rises, the body bends, or knees rise.
Harvest Labor Seekers Flocked to Western Canada Fields
The notice calls for 162000 farm hands to harvest wheat across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with an estimated yield of 16 to 25 bushels per acre. It lists 20 plus government agents offering greatly reduced railway rates to interested workers and notes harvesting starts around July 26 lasting five to six weeks, with work continuing through November.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Thorss
Wuston
Canada
M. V. McInnes
Jefferson Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
C. A. Laurier
Marquette
Crawford
Syracuse
Thos. Hetherington
Tremont Street
Boston
Mass
H. M. Williams
Gardner
Toledo
Ohio
Geo
Watertown
W. V. Bennett
Bee Bidz
Omaha
Neb
W. H. Rogers
West Ith Street
Kansas City
Ben, Davies
Dunn Block
Great Falls
Montana
J. B. Carbonneau, Jr
Main Street
Biddeford
J. N. Grieve
Auditorium
Bookers
Wash
Noted Urologist Critiques Press in New York Dinner
Dr Eugene Fuller president of the American Urological Association condemned the press for yellow journalism and tall stories during a New York dinner on Independence Day. He likened the nation unfavorably to George Washington's famed honesty and warned of diminishing truthfulness in public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Fuller
American Urological Association
New York
George Washington
America
Windrella identification and quirky product mention
A fragmented dialogue humorously references a windrella and a claimed remedy Winslow's Soothing Kyrap for chilies and gums. The text shifts to whimsical lines about the land of the free for spin ttera and bachelors, with unclear context or coherent narrative.
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Helena Smith Dayton
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Rom
Stallion
Bull
Sheepshead
Mea Baar L
John
Western
Winslow
Free
Libby
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