Doan’s Kidney Pills Restore New Albany Woman
Mrs. Ray Trusner of New Albany Indiana reports a dramatic recovery from kidney disease after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She describes severe swelling and fatigue cleared in six weeks and urges others to remember the Doan’s name. Sold by druggists and stores nationwide at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Company Buffalo New York.
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Ray Trusner
West Third
New Albany
Ind
Doan
Doan’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Prominent Priestly Figure Marked Fifty Years in Service
Baltimore tribute honors Cardinal Gibbons on the 50th anniversary of his ordination and 25th anniversary as a cardinal. Born in Baltimore, he trained in Ireland and the U S, becoming bishop of Richmond in 1872 and archbishop of Baltimore in 1872, cardinal in 1886. He condemned Sabbath desecration and election fraud, calling for reform of criminal justice.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Ireland
Carolinas
Tle
Sand
James Roosevelt Bayley
Richmond
Miner Thomas L. Lewis Returns to Work in Bridgeport Mine
After fourteen years as a miners union officer Lewis resumes mining duties as Room 13 worker No. 162 near Bridgeport Ohio with former Liv Price as his partner. He rejects high writer salaries, vows to mine full time while continuing occasional magazine work, and proclaims pride in being a miner.
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Miners’ Organization
Thomas L. Lewis
Bridgeport
Ohio
Liv Price
Lewis
Ohio State Organization
Tom Lewis
Columbus
Fate Mocks Joe's Pitching Career Setback
Reported line recalls a pitcher named Joe who sprained his arm and faced potential permanent end to his throwing ability. His family intends to seek medical help or a doctor to salvage his future in baseball.
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Joe
Marine Eye Remedy and Ants as Geologic Agents
Marine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago advertises a 48 page Eye Book claiming to advise proper application for eye trouble and promises sales at 50c. A separate note cites Prof. J C Branner describing ants as geologic agents with deep burrows and wide ramification in tropical regions.
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Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
J. C. Branner
Bulletin of the Geological Society of America
Kaiser’s book tastes mirror his reign and aims
The London Chronicle notes the kaiser avidly reads the Bible and keeps a well used copy by his bed. It adds that during Roosevelt’s Berlin visit last year he gave several books, about half theology and half military topics, reflecting his preferences.
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Kaiser
London Chronicle
Roosevelt
Berlin
Ade Praises Actress at Chicago Luncheon in Flaming Color
George Ade complimented a well known actress at a Chicago luncheon. She wore a flame color harem skirt and named the hue Flamme de Vesuve. Ade quipped about making a “wurry party crater” while the pair bantered over love and age.
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George Ade
Chicago
Yankee Admiral in London aboard Delaware for coronation
Rear Admiral Charles Vreeland sails aboard the Delaware to England as naval representative at King George V’s coronation, serving as naval aid to ambassador John Hays Hammond. The Delaware, 20000 ton dreadnought of 21 knot speed, 900 crew, commanded by Captain Charles A. Gove, is the largest US battleship and among several new dreadnoughts under construction.
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America
Delaware
New York
England
Charles Vreeland
United States
George V
John Hays Hammond
Admiral Vreeland
Naval Service
Navy Department
Admiral Dewey
Naval Review
Charles A. Gove
SROWN CHOSEN CHANCELLOR OF NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
Pr Elmer Ellsworth Brown of Washington US commissioner of education and former Michigan educator is named chancellor of New York University succeeding Rev Dr Henry Mitchell MacCracken who resigned. Born 1861 Kiantone New York he studied at Illinois Normal University Michigan Halle Germany with LL D from Columbia and Wesleyan. He began teaching in Illinois and Michigan and later was professor at Michigan and California. He has published works on education and has led the US education bureau since 1906.
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Elmer Ellsworth Brown
Washington
United States
Michigan
New York University
Henry Mitchell MacCracken
Dr. Brown
Kiantone
Chautauqua County
New York
Illinois Normal University
University of Michigan
University of Halle
Germany
Columbia
Wesleyan
Ilinois
University of California
United States Commissioner of Education
Garfield Tea Promised to Cure a Chain of Ailments
The ad extols Garfield Tea as a cure for liver issues constipation and blood purification while claiming it will improve complexion. A quip shows a domestic exchange about moving furniture to a new flat and a smashed table scenario.
Allen's Foot-Ease Antiseptic Powder Ad
Antiseptic powder to shake into shoes eases tired feet and bunions, makes walking delightful. Sold everywhere fors substitutes discouraged. Free trial package offers by mail from A. Olmsted, Le Roy, New York.
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Tse Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Antipass Law Cited in Quirky Request for Free Travel
A local exchange quotes a dialogue about an antipass rule granting free transport to caretakers of livestock and fruit. The speaker tries to push the law to secure a pass for relatives described as poultry fruit and stock, prompting a dismissive response about eligibility.
Wise Broker Jiggs Story Ends With A French Twist
In a comic strip style gag a marriage broker aimed to take ten percent of a girl’s estate for a match with a French Marquis but ends up marrying the girl himself and claiming the entire estate. Wiggs questions the ruse as Jiggs explains how he outfoxed the plan.
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Jiggs
Wiggs
Garfield Tea and Mrs. Winslow’s Syrup Ad Snippet
An excerpt notes Garfield Tea to regulate the liver and ease constipation with a quip on life’s value. It also promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething gums softening pain reducing inflammation and curing wind colic at 25 cents a bottle.
Fatherly Advice and a Witty Letter Mystery
A humorous column excerpt plays with marriage advice from a father to his son and a quip about fishing tales. It cites a puzzling letter from a wife claiming their baby is well and brighter, prompting a wry reaction to domestic communications.
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Dilkins
Two Varieties of Business Courtesy Explained
A father explains two kinds of business courtesy to his son. One is given to customers who pay cash, the other to those who do not. The dialogue uses a rural setting with a humorous moral about fair treatment in commerce.
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Socrates
Willie
Tea Time In Chile Is Common In Homes And Clubs
Tea or yerba mate is served in Chile at 4 00 p m not only in homes but at clubs restaurants and hotels and many business houses. A cup of tea and a roll or small cake costs eight to twelve cents United States gold while business houses serve it free to keep clerks at work.
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Chile
United States
Mind's anticipatory role in digestion revealed by experiments
The text describes a Russian physician's dog experiments showing digestive juices flow not from food presence but from mental anticipation. Animals fed unappetizing meals produced little gastric juice, while appetizing sights triggered digestive preparation despite no actual intake.
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Vloff
Pawlow
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Indianapolis
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Gardner Boilding
Teledo
Ohis
Carter
Parker
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Spohn Medical CO
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the Kaiser
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Harper’s Bazar
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Wise Broker
Jane F. Dodd
McCormick Ridg
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Harold Somers
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New American Discovery
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McGirl Meredy Co
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Thomas Gold Appleton
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
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Tor
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