Doan's Kidney Pills End Long Suffering Says Henry J White
Henry J White of 416 Noard St Ft Smith Ark reports severe kidney trouble with blood like urine backache headaches and dizziness. After failing remedies he used Doan's Kidney Pills and was completely cured with no recurrence. Sold by druggists and stores price 60c Foater Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. White
Ard St. Ft
Smith, Ark
Doan
Doan's
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Trade Tension Between Butcher and Mrs Blunt
In a terse exchange, a butcher laments reduced visits from Mrs Blunt while she declares she will not settle for half measures, asserting she has stopped trading with him entirely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Blunt
Cure by Cuticura Ends Infant Skin Scalp Disease
A Tennessee mother details a six month infant skin illness with hair loss scales and red bumps spreading to the face hands and arms. After trying various remedies with no success, she reports rapid improvement after using Cuticura including Resolvent Soap and Ointment and recommends the products. She notes continued use for future cuts and sores and provides mailing address for samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Harmon
Atoka
Tenn
Dept
Boston
Not Sufficiently Eager Child Flies From Bedtime
A young girl refuses to go to bed, mumbling about obedience. Her father and mother intervene. Irma bolts upstairs then runs from the house. She is captured and put to bed. She explains she would rather avoid a whipping than climb the stairs.
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Ataie
Irma
Mecklenburg gold mines and historic sites in Charlotte
The Mecklenburg region near Charlotte North Carolina holds pioneer gold mines and historic landmarks. It notes the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence signed May 20 1775 and that James K Polk was born nearby with eighty three gold mines recorded in the county before California gold discovery.
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North Carolina
Charlotte
N. C
Mecklenburg
Elopement of Chauffeur Upsets Touring Car Keeper
Jipson tried to keep his cook by offering use of his touring car twice weekly. Yesterday the cook eloped with the chauffeur, leaving him to face the surprise.
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Jipson
Natural Atmosphere and a Skyward Terrier Joke
A humorous note questions if a dop can feel at home in the clouds with a noted aviator and his skyward terrier. The playful exchange relies on wordplay about dogs and dogs in flights.
Insurgent Pair Faces Off in Party Split Standoff
Those Species, Pro A Partisan-Messrs. Rossman and McConker are an insurgent pair. Anti Partisan-At all events, they're not a Van Slokle peur.
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Messrs. Rossman
McConker
van Slokle Peur
Willie and Ma Discuss a Stuck Clock in Quiet Moment
The scene shows Willie replying to his mother about whether the clock is running. Willie explains it is not moving, noting it stands still with its tail wagging. A judge figure or reference accompanies the exchange. The lines reflect quiet sentiment and encouragement for risk-taking to achieve success.
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Willie
John Bigelow
Europe
Augustus Thomas
Riding the Stang and the Kitchen Cabinet Traditions
The article recalls the northern punishment of wife beating by riding the stang and southern rough music, noting the practice persisted to 1862 and survives in some areas. It also details Andrew Jackson and his informal Kitchen Cabinet of advisers and press men, listing members like William B. Lewis, Isaac Hill, Amos Kendall, Duff Green, and Francis P. Blair Jr.
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England
Paorts
Jackson
Andrew Jackson
White House
William B. Lewis
The
Treasury
Isaac Hill
Amos Kendall
Duff Green
United States Telegraph
Francis P. Blair, Jr
Globe
Lewis
Hill
United States
New Hampshire
Green
Blair
Kendall
Torpedo kegs on the Delaware and the pillory in history
During the Revolution Bordentown patriots floated gunpowder kegs on the river that occasionally exploded upon contact. The British near Philadelphia endured near-misses and a Mounting Ice accident, while Judge Francis Hopkinson penned a ballad mocking the British. The pillory’s long history as a punishment device is traced from feudal Europe to its abolition in 1837, and the Order of Fools founded by Adolphus, Count of Cleves, is described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordentown
N. J
Philadelphia
Francis Hopkinson
Wil
England
The
Order of Fools
Adolphus
Count of
Scarlet fever in monkeys studied for disease inoculation
A June Journal of the American Medical Association report from the Memorial Institute for Infectious Diseases describes inoculating 18 monkeys with scarlet fever. Ten showed no signs, one developed fever, no skin eruptions appeared, suggesting low susceptibility and possible natural resistance in monkeys.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Dre
Ludvig Hektoen
George H. Weaver
Women Only Glow From London Chroniels
A fragment recounts social rules observed by governesses during a tour with American governors. A young woman exclaims in surprise as she struggles with a word, prompting a firm rebuke about propriety and decorum. The piece ends noting the phrase Women only glow.
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London
Mademolealle
That Affair At Elizabeth By. Be 5 Sangeet Ore
The narrator recounts an tense day of pursuit and secrets around Mrs. Lawrence and her daughter Miss Lawrence. He confronts a maid, follows a hidden path from a library balcony, reads papers, and seeks Dr. Schuyler to press for an explanation as reporters converge on a pending wedding scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth BY
Peercerete Fleet
Curtisa
Burr Curtiss
Curtiss
Misa Lawrence
Miss Lawrence
Lawrence Grounds
Bui
Kingdom Sisters
Lawrence House
Sheridan House
Leader
Journal
Sheridan
Lst
Bella
Mrs. Lawrence
Lawrence
Gen
Mually
Marcia Lawrence
Eaid
Mr. Lester
Dr. Schuyler
Tntil
Through the Grove I Trace Mira Wegone Refuge
The narrator follows a garden path to a cottage, observes a lighted window and two women, a dark-faced maid and another woman, as they vanish inside. He wonders if Mira Wegone has found refuge there and whether the residence holds the fugitive. He weighs clues about how Mira might escape public notice and avoid discovery.
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Mira Wegonce
Muat
Doreen
Dlao
Only Roses and a Garden of Roses
The rhyme narrates a suitor wandering a garden and admiring roses while maidens lift their heads in vanity. A violet lies hidden hoping for attention but the suitor seeks only roses, leaving heartbreak as the violet’s hopes are dashed. The verse is signed by Sir W. Gilbert.
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Sir W
Gilbert
Orchard and Garden Tips From Farm Journal
Thin the fruit as the best paying method, two pound paper bags protect grapes from insects and birds, strawberry beds need regular cultivation, keep soil loose and weed free. Remove surplus runners, prune diseased pear twigs, disinfect tools, and manage the hilt insect for pear plum cherry trees with thorough control.
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Farm Journal
Remedy for slugs and a century of remarks at civic gathering
A Washington Star note advises two ounces of fresh white hellebore in a gallon of water as a slug spray, reapplied if a second brood appears. The piece then recounts Col. H. A. Du Pont and several notable figures at the 75th anniversary of West Point’s 1861 class at the Hotel Astor, with reflections on worry versus work and modernization.
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Washington Star
Col. H. A. du Pont
Weat Point
Hotel Astor
Col. du Pont
Jonnevity
Dev
They Cheated at Cards At Neighbor's Poker Party
A young married couple recalls a neighbor poker night where the Halle family allegedly cheated at cards. The wife suspects the chips were overpriced and identical to common store purchases, sparking dispute about fair play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Jim
Jones
Bitter critic ex governor comments on divorce evil in Philadelphia
Ex governor Pennypacker at a Philadelphia dinner blasted divorce as a social evil. He cites families of the Dash type as a cause, and a retort from a Dash child highlights marital strife with sharp humor.
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Pennypacker
Philadelphia
Dash
His Prescription for a Buggy Ride
A humorous 19th century quip by Judge describes a young doctor seeking a social ride with a young woman. The prescription calls for one buggy one horse one good road and one doctor to be taken from 3 p.m. onward.
Spohn's Distemper Cure Promises Safe Relief for Horses and Dogs
Distemper in all forms among horses and dogs is claimed to be cured or prevented by Spohn's Distemper Cure. Over 600,000 bottles sold last year. Priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar. Available from any druggist or directly from Spohn Medical Co Goshen Ind.
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Spohn
Genta
Spahn Medical Co
Goshen
Ind
Her Reason Stella as Aviator Believer in Heaven Made Matches
Stella questions her path to aircraft life while Bella notes she has become an aviator. Stella asserts faith that matches are made in heaven guiding decisions and futures.
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Stella
Bella
The First Difficulty and a Parent’s Caution
A joke about choosing a wife hinges on finding a partner who pleases, while a quip about Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for Children notes its alleged soothing, pain relief and wind colic cure. The excerpt also mentions dodging bad storytellers to avoid bad relations.
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Irs
Winslow
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Women
Two testimonials from women in Peoria and New Orleans describe relief from severe feminine ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. One avoids surgery, the other credits years of suffering and a near operation with the product’s help. The notice cites broad unsolicited endorsements as proof of the remedy’s effectiveness.
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Peoria
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia BE
Canistina Reep
Mound St
New Orleans
Sriden
Necesar
Lydia E.pinkham
Lily Perrott
Kerlercett
Lydia E. Pinkham
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