Women Suffer in Back Aches Cited in Ohio Ad
Mrs. Thomas Duan of Columbus Ohio testifies that over ten years of back pain left her unable to perform housework. Donna Kidney Pilla offered relief and a permanent cure, with the product sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York at 60 cents a box. The ad includes promotional verses and catalog blurbs for seeds and garden items.
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Thomas Duan
Vine St
Columbes
Ohio
Donna Kidney Pilla
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
The Hooded Dolante Offer At Toledo Firm
A奇 fragmentary ad declares the F C Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio offers a remedy named the Hooded Dolante for various conditions. It urges readers to write for details and mentions a cornet of Lowtlneolabe and a tip for consumption. An Irish proverb about neighborly proof closes the piece.
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Catannh Prika
Conmitutienal Diseege
Firoe & Cumettias
Halle Caverns
F.C. CHENEY @ CO
Toledo
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Read a Columbus Ohio letter praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. The ad extols decades of use for female ailments including displacements inflammation and related symptoms and invites women to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Advice From Denver Warns Democrats At Convention
A Denver aligned advisory note warns delegates that high altitude and limited stimulants may dampen energy. It questions nominating Bryan and notes potential hotel charges, urging quiet thought and action over exuberance, while noting past political upheavals and contrasts with other states.
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Denver
Pennsylvania
New York
Pittsburg
Bryan
Ruan
Kentucky
Pitt, .Org
Dispatch
Western farmers and European markets debate tariff impact
The American Reciprocal Tariff league president argues for trade relations to help Western farmers supply Europe with food, noting that surplus goods already reach Europe at about 100 million dollars yearly. He cites Germany and France as ready to buy, while German and French producers resist tariffs to protect home markets. The appeal for larger markets is questioned as a vaude-like plea.
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American Reciprocal Tariff League
Europe
Germany
France
Danger of Bryanism in Republican campaign appeal
The article argues that Republican strategy cannot rely on Democratic strength or Bryan’s past state wins. It notes a year of changed dynamics with discontented, loosely aligned, and home-front Republicans unlikely to become Democrats. It warns that Bryan proposals may attract voters despite skepticism, driven by a broad desire for change.
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Bryan
Protective tariff shift prompts English factory move
The Worcester Telegram notes an English trade paper reporting a U S safety lantern maker plans a factory in England to meet British patent law requiring local manufacture. Machinery from America, work by British subjects. The shift signals broader industry effects if the oil free trade country adopts protection.
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Great Britain
United States
England
Americn
Worcester Toler Gram
Witness Of Unusual Qualifications Makes Courtroom Foible
The Kansas City Timon recalls how a Wichita stenographer named 8. T. Jocelyn served Judge Pancoast in Oklahoma. In a liquor question, the witness balked at detailing his business, finally listing roles as deputy sheriff city marshal for Gunner janitor of the church and bartender of the El Paso saloon.
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T. Jocelyn
Wichita
Judge Pancoast
Oklahoma
Gunner
el Paso
Kansas City
Terrible Eczema Baby Head Rash Cured by Cuticura
Mrs H F Badke of LeSueur Minnesota recalls a two month old girl with a facial head rash that worsened despite several remedies. After using Catholin Remedies the infant recovered fully within two months with no eczema since April and May 1907.
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H. F. Badke
LeSueur
Minn
Leisure to Burn in the Great Beyond
A humorous Sun day Magazine sketch shows a frazzled business manager juggling tasks for his wife. He asks if any of the preacher's promised leisure will fall to his left in the afterlife. She quips that he will likely have leisure to burn.
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John
Pain in the back and sciatica relief from St Jacobs Oil
A historical notice describes rheumatic pain in the lower back caused by cold drafts and damp clothing. It warns of potential chronic disability and advises quick relief by reddening the skin with a flesh brush or rag, then applying St Jacobs Oil with gentle friction.
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ST. Jacobs
Where They Would Meet in the Bleachers
A Cleveland Citizen painters column item sparked wide comment by claiming we will meet in the bleachers usually used by patrons. The remark drew reaction from readers who tied it to local events and crowd behavior.
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Cleveland Citizen
Artful Scheme
A fragmented note mentions Mrs. Knicker That Hitle Jones and her son. It notes his good table manners and that his mother feeds him at home before he attends events. The passage reflects social observations and humor from a past era.
Causes of Headache and Quack Remedies in Slogans
Fragmented lines discuss headaches and supposed cures from laxatives to quack tonics. Mentions Meadache, LAXATIVE HOMO QUININE, Everonean, and Gar feld Tea with dubious health claims. Also references cigars, wives shaping men, beauty sleep, and a dubious PILES CURED claim by PAZO OINTMENT.
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Everonean
Pioneers Praise Western Canada Climate and Opportunity
A letter from W A Spice, once in Green Mountain Iowa, extols Western Canada from Paynton Sask in 1907. He details mild summers, high yields of oats and wheat, ample game and fish, timber access, and cheap lumber, plus ready homestead potential for moving from the United States. He cites others moving north for good pay and abundant resources.
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Sasekatoon
Saskatchewan
Canada
W. H. Ellwanger
Green Mountain
Jaws
Iowa
Ellwanger
Turtle Lake
Yankee
Des Moines
United States
Fashion and footwear gags in a cranky old column
In a chatty column, Mr Stubb cites bulldog shoes in fashion while Mrs Stubb questions their practicality. A stray joke about a strong man’s downfall via a powder follows with a needy ad lead for a cure for sweating feet and ingrown nails. The text hints at a humorous vibe and a stray medicine ad.
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Mr. Stubb
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