CURED SIX YEARS By Doan's Kidney Pills Claim
Mrs Josiah Clinker of State Street Tama Iowa says she suffered six years with kidney trouble. Intense back pain stiffness and fatigue improved quickly after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports being free from kidney trouble for six years and recommends the product sold by dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Clinker
State St
Tama
Towa
Doan
Kidmeye
Strong Preaching and Dusty Footsteps Story
A district superintendent preached at morning service and his eight year old daughter told her father she thought he was a strong preacher because the dust rose when he stamped his feet.
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Brother C
Intolerable scalp itch ends with Cuticura treatment
Miss Lillian Brown of Liberty Maine describes a two year battle with severe scalp itching bleeding and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for six weeks the symptoms subsided and have not returned. She notes significant hair regrowth and credits the remedy with saving her from total baldness.
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Cuthura
Lillian Brown
Liberty, Me
Oct
An Effort to Oblige in a Witty Exchange
A sympathetic young woman notes Mr. Lobrow’s attempts at kindness. Miss Coddlegap refuses to speak, having fed his candy to a pet terrier. He then sends dog biscuits in a further bid to show thoughtfulness.
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments
Warning against catarrh ointments containing mercury and urging use only on prescription. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a safe internal remedy that acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Includes testimonials and price note. extra spelling errors preserved from source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Nic
Pruggista
Hail
A Sure Sign of a Turf Devotion
A visitor notes Mr. Reuben’s son is devoted to the turf. The elder explains with dialect colorful detail that Jabezkin lay on the grass for bulf hours without complaint, reflecting a rugged, horse-racing world tone from Harper's Weekly.
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Reuben
Jabezkin
Harper’s Weekly
Distemper Cure Praised by Ed Geers for Horses
Ed Geers extols Apohn's Distemper Cure as the only remedy to cure all forms of distemper and prevent illness in horses. He claims twelve years of successful use and recommends it for sale at 50 cents and 1 dollar per bottle through druggists or Spahn Medical Co. Chemists in Goshen Indiana.
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ED Geers
Reces
Wie
Apohn
Spahn Medical Co
Goshen
Ind
Conventional Man Repelled Temptations Reflects Honest Reputation
A reflective note on honesty links reputation to resisting temptations. The quote observes that many people's integrity stems from choices not to yield to minor temptations. It mentions Mrs Austins Buckwheat Fleur as a reference to old time flavor.
Democrats Sweep To Large Victory In 62nd Congress
In a sweeping national result the Democrats take control of the House and threaten the Senate. States including New York Ohio New Jersey Massachusetts Indiana Connecticut report Democratic gains with many governors elected. Chicago Milwaukee and Detroit note Socialist wins and strong showings. Champ Clark and Oscar W Underwood poised for leadership roles.
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New York
Indiana
Massachusetts
Connecticut
House of Representatives
Senate
Geb Bee
Aeane al
New Jersey
Ohio
Socialist Party
Illinois
Ottawa
Lee O'Neil Browne
Robert E. Wilson
Chicago
John Broderick
Congress
Milwaukee
Victor Lb. Berger
Wisconsin
F. E. McGovern
Milwaukee County
Champ Clark
Missouri
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Committee On Ways and Means
Ways
Michigan
Townsend
Statewide Results Show Democratic Victory In New York
In upstate districts Henry L. Stimson was edged by a margin of about 68000. Dix carried New York City with 299,078 to Stimson 194,618 and Hopper 39630. Stimson won by 36696 upstate. Conway won lieutenant governor as Dix led the ticket. The Democratic slate swept the state and will control joint ballot in the legislature, setting the stage for a Democratic successor to Chauncey M. Depew in the U S Senate.
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Henry L. Stimson
Roosevelt
Upstate
New York City
Dix
Stimson
Hopper
T. F. Conway
Chauncey M. Depew
United States Senate
Election Surprises Sweep Several States and Seats
Democratic control of the lower house of Congress emerges. E N Ross wins Massachusetts governorship as a Democrat, Simeon E Baldwin named Connecticut governor, Ben W Hooper elected Tennessee governor, Carroll defeated for re election in Iowa. Democratic U S senator from New York to succeed Chauncey Depew and another Democratic U S senator from New Jersey. Likely retirement of U S Senator Burkett of Nebraska. Lodge in Massachusetts.
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Ohio
Judson Harmon
Harmon
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Vivian M. Lewis
Massachusetts
Eugene N. Foss
Eber S. Draper
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States Senate
Connecticut
Simeon H. Baldwin
Charles A. Goodwin
Indiana
Congress
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Senate
New Hampshire
Robert P. Bass
Michigan
Chase S. Osborn
L. T. Hemans
E. N. Ross
Simeon E. Baldwin
Ben W. Hooper
Tennessee
Carroll
Iowa
U. S
New York
Chauncey Depew
Burkett
Nebraska
Lodge
Conductor Fatally Injured On Lake Shore Line
Goshen Haid thirty three of Wawaka was killed when his train struck an overhead bridge. He fell headfirst and was found by the engineer. Meanwhile Gov. Marshall appeals to release John Conway jailed in Warsaw for defrauding a landlady. Conway seeks permission to attend his mother’s funeral after learning of her death by telegram. Effa Norton objects to the Norton will in Columbus, alleging fraud and mental unsoundness. the will may grant widow all legal entitlements. Jeffersonville reports a reformatory population drop with 1910 commitments and daily attendance both down from 1909. the annual report is on the press.
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Goshen
Burt Haid
Wawaka
Warsaw
Thomas R. Marshall
Telegraph
John Conway
Indianapolis
Harrisburg
Conway
Haas
Norton
Columbus
Effa
A. Norton
Julian P. Norton
Clifford
Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Indiana Reformatory
Dressed Thief Bilks Lebanon Merchants With Bad Checks
A well dressed young man won merchants confidence in Lebanon then fled town after passing forged checks from 3 to 24 50 dollars claimed to be issued by the First National bank. He used different names and left the city before forgeries were found.
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Lebanon
First National Bank
Skirt Used to Halt Runaway Horse in Owensville
Mrs. Rena Cassely acted quickly when reins failed and a runaway horse charged down the road. She tore off her skirt and waved it as a flag, stopping the horse within yards. The skirt had torn from a broken rig, which was later smashed.
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Owensville
Rena Cassely
Attorney Plays Policeman in Huntington Incident
Huntington reports attorney Lyman Jackman, a local option advocate, acting as a self‑appointed special policeman and helping arrest about six intoxicated men. He gathered information used to press bootlegging and blind tiger charges. Democrats condemn the move as partisan.
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Huntington
Lyman Jackman
Attorneys Fees in Goshen Receivership Case
Attorneys fees totaling 9841.75 were approved in the receivership case against American Mutual Life Insurance of Elkhart. Lou W. Vail received 5203.10 and James Dodge Jr 4668.65. both represented the receiver in the matter started by former Attorney General Miller.
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Goshen
American Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Elkhart
Miller
Lou W. Vail
James 5. Dodge, Jr
Ground to Pieces by Train at Valparaiso
Herman Kruell aged forty seven from Keutz was killed when struck by a Chicago and Erie train at Valparaiso. He had been seen drinking and is believed to have fallen asleep on the track as the accident occurred.
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Valparaiso
Herman Kruell
Keutz
Chicago & Erie
Italians in deadly street quarrel in Clinton
Two Italian miners quarreled in Clinton and Turchi Gaetano was fatally shot by Turchi Pelegrini, who fled. A systematic search is underway for the slayer.
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Clinton
Turchi Gaetano
Turchi Pelegrini
Falls From Buggy, Man Injured Likely to Die
Shelbyville man sixty five fell from a buggy along the Indianapolis and Cincinnati traction line in this city. He sustained a fractured skull and is reported to be in a critical condition likely to die.
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Shelbyville
Newton West
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Woman's Home Missionary convention reviewed progress and funds
Mrs Celestine Benheim of Chicago gave the principal address at the twenty seventh annual convention of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the North Indiana conference. Mrs Emma Daniela of Decatur traced 27 years of work and the treasurer reported receipts of 9068.37 dollars, up 704.06 from last year.
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Anderson
Celestine Benheim
Chicago
Woman's Home Missionary Society
North Indiana
Methodist Church
Emma Daniela
Decatur
An Awful Moment in McClure's Narrative
The passage recalls Burnham the scout claiming his success rests on a bloodhound like nose his claim to recognize people by smell despite a chic group nearby causing momentary consternation in a magazine anecdote McClure's quotes the playful yet revealing scene about scent and social surveillance.
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Burnham
McClure
Humphry Ward a Cheeky London Tale Becomes Editor Jest
A Chicago editor recalls Humphry Ward from bachelor days and shares a London dinner quip. Ward, once a famed art critic, is contrasted with the idea that women retire to oblivion by entering a convent, while a man might marry a famous woman.
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Chicago
London
Humphry Ward
Soho
Grape-Nuts and a Better Diet Rebuilds Nervous Health
A Wisconsin mother describes nearly collapsing from overwork and illness, then improving after stopping tonics and adopting Grape-Nuts with milk and cream. She gained weight, slept well, and her pale daughter returned to school. The letter touts diet over drugs and urges readers to consider The Road to Wellville.
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Wisconsin
Wellville
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