Doan’s Kidney Pills Featured in Local Testimony
Retired farmer Risley of 909 New York St Lawrence Kan testifies to kidney pain backache and loin lameness easing after using Doan’s Kidney Pills from Diet Bros store. He notes highly colored distressing secretions improved and endorses the product price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
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Dean
Risley
New York St
Lawrence, Kan
Diet Bros
Deng Store
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Where Did You Get It Gen Hemen? August Magazine Feature
The August Everybody's offers fiction and essays by Kilward Kassel Henry Herman Scheffauer Dorothy Canfield Constance Smed Autiet Wither Tompkins Hugh Pendster and Gouverneur Morris. It includes a Japanese story White Tris by Mary Fenollosa, a photo illustrated beauty piece, and a piece on American feminine beauty. An anonymous bio The Husband of a Celebrity? appears with other features on Bird Flight and aerial navigation.
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Charles Kilward Kassel
Thomas Feik
Mary Fenollosa
Henry Herman Seheffauer
Dorthy Canfield
Constance Smed Autiet Wither ‘Tompkins
Hugh Pensster
Anust
Harold Rolee
Lawrence merchants face losses from faulty accounting systems
Merchants in Lawrence suffer daily from faulty accounting that doubles labor to issue bills and statements, with many copying errors. The piece warns that if you accept extra work and late bills, you miss savings. it invites readers to call the provided phone number to learn more.
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Lawrence
The Man in the Moon Folklore Tale
In infancy we learned of the man in the moon who watches from above. The piece explains origins of the superstition tied to a biblical punishment for stealing on Sunday and the lunar shadows forming his features seen in many cultures.
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Somi
Mina
Grateful Robin Recovers After Humble Rescuer
Hugh Melfi of Fark Japanese Pa noticed a wounded robin in the yard six weeks ago. Mr McGill captured the bird and treated a broken leg with splints and bandages. The bones healed and the robin now visits daily, often perching near Mr McGill while squab crumbs nearby.
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Hugh Melfi
Fark Jlaven
Mr. McGill
The Oldest Text-Book and Related Notions
A London Spectator remark notes Euclid as the oldest textbook, tracing its influence since antiquity. Contemporaneous items cover signs of indignity in Harlem housing, Rider Haggard’s rapid yet thorough writing method, a modest romance exchange, and a witty Retort Courteous exchange in the Catholic Standard and Times.
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Oxford
Lord Curzon
Lord Roseberry
Landot Spectator
Euclid
Ptolemy
Weiter
Aristotle
Adam Smith
Foley’s Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Endorsed as Safe
Notice to customers proclaims Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs contained no opiates and approved by a national food and drug body as a safe remedy for children and adults. Barber & Son adds a witty remark about a woman’s idea of extravagance being sensible spending.
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Pars
Barber & Son
A Happy Man Is Amos F. King of Port Bryan
Amos F. King of Port Bryan has suffered a troubled leg most of his life and reports a turning point or improvement, marking a rare moment of relief and happiness for the long afflicted resident.
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Amos F. King
Port Bryan
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal kidney and urinary ailment remedy. It claims sediment in water signals trouble, praises relief of back pain and frequent urination, and offers free sample bottle and book by mail from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Current Literature for August in a literary review
Appleton Morgin of the Shikap Society surveys August’s issue, praising its timely, varied content from essays on democracy and ethics to reviews of major plays, music, and science. It highlights personal sketches, fiction by Fayazzare, and a long note on catarrh cures, ending with an advertisement for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Mail’s pills.
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Appleton Morgin
Shikap Society
Cuerore
Oty Rendine
Tague
Oyethrow
Muri
Neces
Germany
Gual
Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Barbara
Debussy
Talstoy Asana Upat
Nordien
Amon
Fayazzare
Hall
F. J. Cheney & “Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney & CO
Toleto
Bolt
A New Doctor for Eudora
Dr. Chas C Payne recently licensed in Kansas plans to practice medicine and surgery in Eudora. A Philadelphia Osteopathy graduate, he spent seven years at Battle Creek Sanitarium and taught massage and hydrotherapy. He later served as anatomy demonstrator in Kansas City and led the University of Kansas Rose dale department before accepting the same post for next year. Clyde Hosford was stuck in mud near Fredee farm and was pulled out.
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Chas. C. Payne
Kansas University
Kansas
Eudora
Payne
Phila
Jonah
Infor- Aélphia
Medical and Surgical Sanitarium
Battle Creek
Mich
The First Requisite of Beauty Orino Laxative Ad
An old advertisement touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as the first requisite of beauty. It claims the product clears a sallow blotched complexion by stimulating the liver and bowels, brightening eyes and improving appearance with no nausea or griping. Barber & Son.
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Orino
Barber & Son
Struck by Lightning Injures Local Worker
During a Monday storm Charles Beeks narrowly escaped serious injury while on a haystack. A bolt struck a nearby stick, stunning him and knocking him down until a workman found him. Doctors say the injury will not prove serious and it was a near miss.
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Chas. Beeks
Beeks
Berks
Baldwin
Foley's Honey and Tar praised as top cough remedy
A Nashua reader credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing a severe winter lung cold after trying many medicines and two doctors. The testimonial asserts the product stops coughs, heals lungs, and prevents serious cold outcomes, calling it the greatest cough and lung medicine.
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Foley
J. N. Patterson
Nashua
Jows
Barber & Bom
Work of Mahogany Hunter
The mahogany hunter roams forests seeking high ground to spot trees. Once located, axmen, sawyers, and bewers harvest large trunks, leaving tall stumps. The hunter’s pay is by results, potentially $500 to $1,000 monthly, or nothing after weeks of fruitless travel.
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Sawyers
Self reliance in tough business world urged in Dawes note
A dated editorial voice urges readers to rely on self effort rather than speculative schemes. It counsels saving, distrust of demagogues, and prudent investing, with anecdotes on clever cheating, a dog’s take on Boston, and biblical citron tree debates as light entertainment.
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Mr. Dawes
Saturday Evening Post
Miss Perkyns and the Strange September Calendar
In a comically muddled exchange Jack recalls Miss Perkyns promising marriage and Cholly notes she supposedly meant the thirty-first of September. He checks a calendar to confirm the day of the week, only to realize September has only thirty days.
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Cholly
Forgetting an Injury in Public View
A neighbor files suit against the railroad for an injured leg and recalls the irony of repeatedly forgetting to limp, a tale about memory and disability in daily life.
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Church
Gotham
Better an impediment in the speech than in the brain
A quip about gender roles highlighting linguistic puns. The saying contrasts speech barriers with cognitive capability, noting a woman’s readiness to act when a need arises and a pun on kneading bread.
Old Timers Rail Against New Horse Shoe Rules
A street-side discussion mocks proposed modernizations to horse shoe rules. Old timers complain about umpire use compass measuring stake distance and a two foot foul rule, preferring the old game with twigs for measuring and few disputes. They warn changes will disgust traditional players who know how it should be played.
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Calisputes
Reu
Tate Pshoe
Massachusetts
Rezd
Swana
Land’s Sakes
Hiulf
Memorial Day Soft Sell Health Purgers Ad
A Memorial Day note praises Dr. King's New Life Pills offered by C. P. Barber & Son's drug store. The copy touts painless purification for headache and biliousness, claims bowel health, and frames the product as a smart profit move in a candid business tone.
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Dr. King
C. P. Barber & Son’s
New Hampshire Legislature Described as Corrupt and Inefficient
Frank Paotnam argues in the New England Magazine that New Hampshire should abolish its legislature and move to a five member state commission elected statewide with direct democracy tools like initiative referendum and recall. He cites the 417 member body and costly sessions as wasteful and slow, citing Texas cities as precedent for reform and praising nonpartisan efficiency.
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New Hampshire
House of Commons
Capitol
Texas
Frank Paotnam
New England Magazine
Doctors Could Not Help Har Kidney Care Relief Story
Mrs Raymond of Shelton Washington writes that years of kidney trouble were relieved by Foley's Kidney Care after doctors failed. She credits the first dose with relief and claims a cure, praising the product for eliminating poisons from the blood and restoring health. Barber and Ben quote a proverb about fools to close.
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Raymond
Conner
Shelton
Wash
Foley
Ralief
Barber & Ben
The Charming Woman and Electric Bitters Promises
The ad lauds plain women with grace and health noting neat eyes smooth skin and graceful steps. Electric Bitters is advertised to restore weakness build nerves brighten eyes and improve complexion, guaranteed by P Barber Son with a price of 25?8. It ends with a jab about men preferring horse racing to honest labor.
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P. Barber & Son
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