Doans Kidney Pills Promised Relief Recalled in Review
An 1904 reader's testimonial praises Doan's Kidney Pills for backache urinary trouble and sleep disruption while a Grand Rapids reader reports relief from persistent hip and back pain and improved urine clarity after using a trial package. Both letters highlight rapid benefits and urge medical advice be sought for long term issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cononie Crry
Tam
Doan
A. C
TL Wafferind
Northwestern announces Nebraska and Wyoming division for railroad
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad reorganizes its lines into a Nebraska and Wyoming division with Maryin Hughitt announcing the move. General Manager Garr ett names G A Sings an as general passenger agent, and other staff shifts follow, detailing new duties from Omaha to Fremont and beyond.
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Northwestern
Maryin Hughitt
Chicago and Northwestern
Wail
Pogeesklop
Fremont
Chicago
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati and
G. F. Bidwell
Fremont, Elkehorn
Missouri Valley
Nebraska and Wyoming
Twotrom Fornia
Junction
Olives
Omaha
J. A. Kahn
Elkhorn
North‘western
W. H. Jones
Gent
and & Sun
Poison bread murder rumor linked to Durban incident
A Durban Natal timber boisterous scene reports a European allegedly lured a native to cut bread saturated with poison for a joke, causing rapid death. Separate items claim defiance starch fame and a Minnesota Dakota straw shortage now repurposed for binding twine and paper pulp.
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Durban
Natal
Europeah
Great Dain
Minnesota
Dakotas
Hemp a Valuable Crop in Kentucky Farms
Kentucky dominates hemp production with over nine tenths of U S output. At current prices hemp rivals tobacco in farm crop profits, signaling strong regional value. A brief note mentions a large python in Paris Zoo, dying after two years five months three days, shrinking from 165 to 60 pounds.
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United States
Kentucky
Weconil
Paris Zoo
Can It Be The First Child At Wallerf Astoria
A fragment notes the first child born in the Wallerf Astoria area last week. The snippet ponders whether the Wallerf and its status may be waning in popularity.
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Wallerf-Astoria
P Waderte
Asking Questions Affects a Man Through Food Reform
A New York businessman describes long indigestion headaches and fatigue improving after switching to Grape Nuts. He notes clearer thinking, restored energy, and better health after adopting the cereal, claiming gains in color, muscle tone, and endurance, saying he feels thirty at fifty-five and can bike seventy miles daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Teton
Pontum Co
Bat- Ye Cronk
Kansas Legislature Moves Bills and Tax Plans in Session
Kansas lawmakers push a substitute tax bill by Waggoner toward third reading as House and Senate work on adjournment rules. Proposals include taxation changes for grain dealers, state tax commissioners, township deputy assessors, and property value at one third true costs. Senate debates marriage of veterans, navy honors Kansas with a battleship name, and a silver gift.
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House
Judiciary Committee
Waggoner
Stock Yards Company
Come Af
Senate
State Tax Commission
House of Representatives
Cotunither
Horeville
Nofteger
Navy Department
Kansas
Moody
Navy
Waggener
Arming in the Southwest and New Farmers Paper Offer
A fragmented ad notes a new monthly paper for farmers with profitable field ideas and features. It promotes a 144 page book about the Lone Star State titled Mexas and invites readers to write to Katy at 302 Wainwright Bldg., St. Louis MO for sample copy.
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Lone Star State
Katy
Wainwright Bidg
AL. Louis
Colleges face lenient student growth amid parental leniency
The Charleston News reports college presidents worry about Apprenhensiveness rules while urging graduates to raise families and send sons to alma mater. It notes a claim that a healthy boy can be taught a class in fifteen minutes with patience and ingenuity, and highlights two New York bills aimed at stopping perjury by parents about their children's ages to keep them out of school.
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King
Arkansas City
Noftzger
Trier
Lenath
Alma Mater
Parenta
New York
Cutteure
Dade Prapelavers
Burton
Meed's Kidney Pills Restore Prosperous Farmer's Health
Harpers County Kansas March 9. Me N H Mead a prosperous farmer from near Clarion New York who moved to Kansas over thirty four years ago spoke of kidney and bladder troubles. After trying Dodd's Kidney Pills he reports quick relief and full recovery describing the remedy as reliable and effective. He notes no remaining symptoms and feeling well again.
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Freeland
Kan
Mareh
Harper County
N. H. Mead
Claroner
N. Y
Kaneas
Mead
Troulle
Dodd
Woos Ders
Drink from the Clouds by a Salt Skipper Observation
A skipper recounts sea birds quenching thirst far from land by hovering near storm clouds and drinking rain droplets. He notes their sensitivity to rain squalls and their behavior when rain is distant, describing the ducks and sea birds drinking from falling drops.
Addicks Spends Vast Sums in Attempted Senate Win
United States senator hopeful John Edward Addicks reportedly spent nearly a million dollars between 1888 and the early 1890s in a bid to secure re election from Delaware. His campaign left the state with only one senator for four years and none for two.
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John Edward Addicks
United States
Delaware
Origin of Mortgages
Ninety one per cent of mortgages, per the census, are taken to increase the original property holding or to raise capital for business, while only five per cent arise from threatened disaster.
Senator Elect Ankeny Affronts Wealth and Membership Suit
A fragment suggests Senator Elect Ankeny of Washington is described as the wealthiest capitalist and a dozen bank leaders, implying eligibility for a national millionaire group. The text devolves into disjointed ads and product pitches, including a dubious patent remedy for children and a beauty product promotion.
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Ankeny
Washington
National Millionaires
Working Girls Invited for Free Medical Advice
A brief plea invites working women to seek free medical counsel from Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts. The letter from Mun JAnnr Parse of New York City extols the benefits of Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming relief from back pain scanty menstruation and pain and urging others to try the remedy.
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Kliss Paine
Lydia
Pinkham
Mun Jannr Parse
York City
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Pantie
Rato
Sud
Fee
Chien & CO
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Fall
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Hutchinson
Watkins
State Superintendent of Schools
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Rawlins
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Phillips
Billings
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Enright
Leavenworth
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Me Bill
England
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Austria
France
St.Jacobs Oil
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Miller
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Pepsin Syrup CO
Monticallo
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Chimire
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Eury
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Flee Santos
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