Kidney Pills Claim Safe Cure in Quack Advertisement
An advertisement promotes Doal’s Kidney Pills as a universal cure for kidney weakness and general ailments. It claims miracle results for back pain, fatigue, and urinary issues, urging readers to buy from Dick Bros. drug store and through dealers at five cents each, listing The Websco Fidereditum Co as the sole agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dove
Hery
Topka
Xelppe
Dick Bros
Udealers
Fidereditum Co
Bulla
N. Y
N. Y., Sole Ageo's For the Uniestat & Ree
Doal
Railroad timetable notes and express lines list
A fragmented timetable lists multiple railroad lines and routes including Kansas City and Chicago Express daily, California Express daily, Overland Flyer and Pacific Express variants, and various branch and limited services. It mentions days of operation, frequencies, and some station names such as Lawrence, Leavenworth, Leavenworth Branch, and Union Pacific lines with dates and times in a historical telegraph style.
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Kansas City and
Chicags Express
Daly
Hatam Nut
Siesko Express
DH Sutid Katend Gilly Lepre
Chicago Express
Lexae Express
Nok Miiforoine Limited
Sanday
Wednewlay
Nosol
Dtan
Tex Express
California Express
Uci
Topeka
Eusues
Texas Expr
Haswenger
Subscriptions Note on Cattle Sales and Carrier Funds
Subscribers are informed that orders to sell cattle at the same rate as others are being requested. Carriers have no authority to collect money for any departed party or goods not in their proper custody.
Notice on subscription payments and delivery improvements
Notice announces that subscribers must pay in advance for regular delivery and forbids church fund use. It urges prompt payments to ensure delivery to all areas and asks subscribers to report missed papers from the previous month to carriers.
Turn of a Valve for Gas Stove Simplicity
A short promotional note extols turning a gas stove valve to control flames. Turning the valve slightly yields a slow fire, more turns yield a moderate or quick fire, and turning off extinguishes the flame, described as a simple, convenient fuel setup.
ALE ABOUT THE HOUSE Decor ideas for tableware and decor
Porcelain napkin rings with rose or violet wreaths make pretty table ornaments. A hanging basket of green and orange reeds with a yellowish brown braid, a water vase, and a painted lamp shade with a hunting scene illustrate stylish summer accents. Linen centerpieces, filler carpet, silver cloth tricks, and hand embroidered mattings showcase a range of home crafts and decorative techniques.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Smokers Preferred and Scams in Rural Work Plans
Fragmented OCR text shows a rural labor proposal with dodgy conditions, threats, and a fake offer to hire ten men. It includes threatening lines about prison and violence, plus a sales pitch for cheap burglary and a patent medicine ad. It also contains a dispatch about rail fares from Missouri River to western destinations and contact names at Eldridge Houses.
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Tdes Bey Yorker
Hiner Honet
Uses of Fireflies Revealed by Naturalist's Tales
G R O Reilly notes tropical fireflies serve many purposes from providing light to read by to aiding hunting and signaling. He recounts how fireflies helped locate a snake, illuminate gun sights for an owl kill, and even guided a telegram rider, illustrating their practical glow in jungle tasks and survival.
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Tropics
G. R. O'Reilly
New York Sun
Paria
Venezuela
Cararas
Tol
Sehioet
Sete
Sami
Bone
Safe exchanges and fortunes of safes in shared spaces
The piece describes the safe exchange business in Center Street where secure boxes hold fortunes, from small home affairs to large fates. It notes the varied outcomes, with some people prospering while others face loss, and mentions the prominence of certain clients and the crucial role of safes in storing valuables.
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Cetrre
New York Times
Oman
Mendel
Peter
Fragmented Pedigree Tale and Remedies Mentioned
A jumbled historical clipping blends names, places, and odd phrases with references to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil. It mentions Pettish and Jory, a theatrical or domestic vignette, and a stray note about legal trouble and Atlanta. The text also cites Earliest era medical cures, with scattered names and partial sentences creating a mosaic of 19th or early 20th century newspaper tone.
TORIES HONORED IN PATCHY ALDERMAN NAME LEGEND
A fragment describes the 61st board member and debates over renaming New York streets to honor Tory figures. It cites Oliver Delaney, Peter Warren, and others, noting streets like Warren, Ludlow, and Clarkson named for controversial figures and the civic tensions stemming from Loyalist memory.
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Board of Aldermen
New York
New York Press
Toyahsis
Yale
Oliver Delaney
Uberty Boys
Delaney
Delaney Farut
Tad James
Bayard
Anerefaont
Ana Mh
Bareoton
Hasanna Brands
Diaysud
Dhay
Askin
Hihi
Dante Bled Vtomide Liaea
Ifr
Ganta
Beare
Tome
Rivington
North Dutch Church
Nawrau Street
Post
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hudson River
Sleventh Street
Peter Warren
Warren Street
Robinson
Clarkson
Rolingon Street
Park Place
Clarkson Street
Duncan Ludlow
Ludlow Street
Foreign Kings and Sovereign Immunity Across Courts
Discussion on foreign rulers being immune from lawsuits in American and British courts while abroad. Recounts a Melbourne artist’s failed bid to collect payment from the sultan of Johora and a prior case where the sultan’s true identity halted legal action. Notes British officials urged return to dominions before the sultan’s death.
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Ighoré
Singapore
Australia
Washington
London
New York Tribune
Melbourne
Sutan
Thig Sult
Alfan
Promios
England
Aultan
Hecht
Sultan
Albert Baker
Johora
Ms Dominians
Notable cough remedy claims spark medical warning
An article notes a person in Nesbus, Taura, who tried multiple cough medicines and received treatment without benefit. A friend advised Foley's Honey and Tar, and two shots of the bottle allegedly cured the cough. Barber Bros sells the remedy for men.
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Nesbus
Taura
Lee Winter
Foley
Lang
Barber Bros
A Strange Colorado Colony Settled in Arkansas
Edgar Wallace Conable, founder of a Colorado health colony, abandoned the Rockies and bought land in northern Arkansas to establish a fasting community. Colonists reject breakfast and all forms of work by hand, with strict rules against alcohol and meat, aiming for extended fasting to purify body and mind. No physicians are allowed. health teachers oversee care through fasting and fruit products. The colony seeks to be a vast orchard with minimal kitchen work and strict controls on dairy and horses.
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Edgar Wallace Conable
Colorado
Rockies
Arkansas
Wola
Thie
Tountady
Conable
Heda Henjamin
Donalde
Bleim
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Ty Jan
Seber Bros
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Howe
Estem
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Weiter
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Peter Pentellen
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Rairoads Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Seanor
Eighteenth Street
Joseph Heiser
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Mr. Nippy
Newark Evening News
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