Mankel's Rheumatism Vanishes After Pink Pills
In Dubuque Iowa J G Menkel describes years of rheumatic pain from joint swelling and inability to walk. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People for three months his pain eased and swelling disappeared. His family now trusts the remedy as a household cure.
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J. G. Menkel
Jackson Avenue
Dubuque
Iowa
Robert Yates
Elaner Manufacturing Co
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicina Co
Schenectady, N.Y
Going Far for Pure Water in Los Angeles
A Los Angeles waterworks proposal seeks distant sources to secure a long supply. The text compares to the Coolgardie pipeline in Australia, noting differences in scale and local needs, and discusses city growth and future prospects for the water system.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Coolgardie
Australia
Western Australia
Carlifornia
Los ‘Angeles
Por ‘Feurs Las Angthis
Ageles
Chicago Wins Football Title Over Michigan 2 to 0
Chicago University triumphs as the Maroons clinch the West title with a 2 to 0 victory over Michigan at Marshall Field. Eckersall punt set up the score when Danny Clark was tackled behind his goal line for a safety, securing Chicago’s championship by a hair.
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Michigan
Chicago University
Wolverines
Marshall Field
Chicago
Maroons
Eckersall
Alaroon
Wolverine
Denny Clark
Bac
Barlow
Catlin
Clark
Badenock
Lim
Squiers resigns as minister to Cuba over Pines reprimand
Minister Herbert G. Squiers resigns his post as minister to Cuba in protest after a sharp rebuke by Secretary of State Toot. Edwin Y. Morgan will replace him. The dispute centers on alleged encouragement of Americans in the Isle of Pines to form a territorial government to sway Senate ratification of Cuba sovereignty.
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Minister Squiers
Pines
Uits
Herbert G. Squiers
United States
Cuba
Toot
Edwin Y. Morgan
Corea
Mr. Squiers
H. G. Squiers
Isle of Pines
Senate
Squiers
Therm
Blinisters Squiers
New York
Iayana
Diplomatic Service
State Department
McCurdy to Retire as Mutual Life President In Shuffle
Richard A. McCurdy resigns as president of Mutual Life Insurance Company amid trustee changes. Frederick Cromwell named president pro tem until June 1 and may serve through the upcoming annual meeting. The board launches renewed probes into mismanagement and future leadership uncertain.
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Matani
Richard A. McCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Rhobert Ei. Moturay
Roccompart Rathers
Les & Phebsud
Feaderic Cromwell
McCurdy Techne
Traver
West
Afr. Cromwell
Jyne
Mutual
Peruna Praised From Capitol to Pacific
Letters of congratulation pour in from every State praising Peruna as the catarrh remedy. Dr. Bartman receives hundreds daily as people from all walks of life acclaim Peruna’s health benefits and urge others to use it for relief from catarrh.
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Peruna
Atlantic
Pacific
Bartman
Statesman
Peruna Endorsed by Oregon Ex-Governor Letter
Salem Oregon prints a letter from former Governor W. M. Lord praising Peruna for colds noting he has used it in his family and found it an excellent remedy. The governor adds other ailments typically begin with a cold, referencing the Peruna Almanac for 1966 and the Peruna Medicine Co. in Columbus Ohio.
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Oregon
Golson
Syston
Pos‘gam Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Eve'a A Censon
Wellvilia
Greren
Peruna
Hartman
State of Oregon
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
W. MM
ePeruna Almanac
Parting Shot Sparks Odd Banter In Rural Exchange
An awkward goodbye on a dark evening leads to misheard vows and a quip about buying a refrigerator. A dairy farmer jokes about milk and weather as a customer mocks the dairy owner, producing a rustic street banter moment.
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Tadeea
West Virginian praises Dean’s Kidney Pills discovery
A Parkersburg merchant recounts long lasting kidney pain and urinary disorders, saying Dean’s Kidney Pills eased his symptoms after doctors failed. He claims relief within days and eight years of cure, while noting continued activity despite age. The ad notes sales by dealers nationwide.
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W. J. Jackson
Parkersburg
Woo VA
Dean
Foster-Milburn
Buffalo, N.Y
Catarrh Cure Claim Trusted by Medical Field
Catarrh cure advertised as the only positive cure by Texonites and the Hale Catarrh Cure. Internal use targets blood and mucous surfaces to destroy disease foundations and build strength. Company offers $100 reward for any cure failure and invites testimonials from Adr. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Adrass F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Tase Usall
Sore to be Effectual in Parlor Smoking Dispute
A Philadelphia Press excerpt shows Mrs Nurlich and Wurnier debating efforts to stop a father from smoking in the parlor. They worry about frightening the old man and mention sending the butler for help.
Unclear Content About Diplomatic Sentiment
Fragmentary text describes a judge addressing a female participant, mentioning red age and a tied outcome. No verifiable names, places, or dates available for a proper summary.
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Mwadaimi
Fragmented social exchange on appearances and color
A young woman dismisses a man she dislikes as matching in color with his clothes. Her friend admits a similar interest in an acquaintance. They discuss sameness in shirt, handkerchief, and socks and quip about the effort to maintain such looks.
Merciless Itching Cure Promised by Cuticura Remedies Ad
An advertisement recounts a two year battle with sores and hair loss cured by Cuticura Soaps and Ointment. A testimonial from Harry J. Spalding of New York praises relief and hair regrowth after few applications. Another brief note mentions Piso’s Cure for Consumption and infant mortality comparisons across Prussia Sweden France and Russia with yearly death rates.
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Curieurs
Harry J. Spalding
West 101Th Street
New York City
Piso
Wm. H. Gerrison
121St Street
New York
Prussia
Russia
Sweden
France
The Portland Vase Worth a Fortune and Rescue
The Westminster Gazette notes the Portland vase now in the British Museum is ancient and Italian in origin. It was once buried near Rome in 235 A D and later resided in the Barberini palace before being acquired by the Tribe of Portland in 1786 for 1 029 guineas. A 1845 mishap damaged it but restorers repaired the pieces, and it is valued at least £15 000.
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British Museum
Westminster Gazette
Italy
Monte del Grano
Rome
Severus
Pope Urban VII
Barberini Palace
Tribe of Porthind
Wiliam Hamilton
Liord
Aise
The Clever Parson Bird in New Zealand
The parson bird or tui of New Zealand is a glossy dark green bird about the size of a blackbird with white throat tufts. It can be taught to crow speak and whistle tunes and has a remarkable repertoire among feathered songsters.
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New Zealand
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