Dean's Kidney Pills Promise One Thing Cure for Sick Kidneys
An advertisement proclaims Dean's Kidney Pills cure kidney ailments and headaches, with endorsements from Alfred Lawrence of 734 Massachusetts St. and 926 Alabama St. Buffalo agents Foster Milburn Co. urging customers to remember the name Duan's. Price 50 cents, sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Alfred Lawrence
Massachusetts, St
Alabama St
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Duan
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnen & Marvin
Wholesale Druggista
Men Over Sixty Face Kidney Trouble Says Cure Found
An old advertising note claims men over sixty risk kidney and bladder disorders from enlarged prostate. It quotes claims of cure by Fuley’s Kidney Cure with testimonials from Rodney Burnett of Buck Port Missouri and P Barber & Son of Topeka. The piece pressures readers with warning and anecdotal proof.
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Rodney Burnett
Buck Port
Oo. P. Barber & Son, al
Health hints and local notices mixed in one column
A collage of health ads and public notices discusses Electric Bitters praising malaria resistance in Panama Canal workers, Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonials, Labor Day remarks by Hearst, and plans for a large rolling mill at Hutchinson with regional editors taking charge. The piece blends promotional copy with local business and civic notes.
How Long Will They Last Poem Fragment
A fragmented verse laments excess and folly. It sketches a moneyed man wasting his fortune on ponies autos and chorus girls while a frisky matron flirts and fairs unfold. Other lines attack dieting theories atheism and religious doubt in a reflective satire on modern vices.
Safer concrete work urged after collapse findings
Federal report blames careless construction for a series of collapses in seven reinforced concrete builds. A new municipal inspection plan is urged with strict engineer oversight and certified skilled workers to prevent future failures. The note calls for enhanced inspection of building components and adherence to strict construction standards.
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Norfolk
Col
Reeuyere
New York
St. le Les
Ariel
Amd
Yoshie
Cotierce
Hamilton
Baikline
Golden Medical Discovery by Dr Pierce
The Golden Medical Discovery, from Golden Bear Roc inspired by glycerine extraction, is promoted for indigestion and a range of catarrhal and throat ailments. Endorsed by medical texts, it claims to cure conditions leading to consumption if used early, but warns it cannot cure advanced tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
B. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Hectors
Fifty Years Together Baldwin Couple Remembered
Mr and Mrs Baldwin of Clinton township celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary after living on one farm for five decades. They reared four children and were longtime neighbors in the community. The funeral was held at Clinton today.
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Sears
Baldwin
Clinton
Aul Baldwin
Clinton Township
Kansas
Journey on bicycles by vaudeville show girls heads to Kansas City
Six show girls from the Bessie Valdare troupe touring Denver will travel to Kansas City by bicycle rather than rail. The Denver Post notes their planned two week San Francisco run precedes the cross state journey. The troupe emphasizes novelty and a hardy, prairie friendly ride with minimal equipment. The plan includes shipping some gear and performing along the route, highlighting the novelty of women cyclists in early 20th century entertainment.
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Lawrence
Vahlare
Denver
Kansas City
Denver Post
Ilainty Jitte
Colorado
Kansas
Bessie Valdare
Mensur
Mise Valdare
Irls
San Francisco
Los Angeles
South
Doctor Finn Praises Foley's Kidney Cure in Boonsboro
Dr Thomas Finn of Boonsboro Missouri declares after long practice that Foley's Kidney Cure is the most effective treatment for kidney and bladder diseases. He says it relieves irregularities and strengthens the whole system after testing many prescriptions from the profession. O P Barber Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Finn
Boonsboro
Ars
Foley
O. P. Barber & Son
Vandeville at the Shubert bill and burial news
The Shubert presents advanced vaudeville including the Zeretsky troupe and Collins and Hart with a strong bill for the week of September 29. Mrs. McMillen learns Mr. McMillen’s body is not to be buried locally but in Marshalltown Iowa next Sunday. Prices range from 25 to 75 cents for performances, with two shows nightly except Sundays.
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Vandeville
Shubert
Kansas City
Joe Mn
Geneamt
Stuart Barnes
Collins and Hart
Hammerstein’s
Paradise Roof Garden
New York
Annames
Foley
May Do Good Visit Sparks Local Church Gossip
A woman signing as Lanarz Smith has been visiting churches and writing for the Ladies Home Journal. She plans a westward tour and will not run elsewhere, with timing and locations to be announced. Lawrence notes stray visitors and church women fear she may target university towns first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanarz Smith
Ladies Hone Journal
Lawrence
Ehures
Laura
Angel Mmawates
Jointist Pleads Guilty In Prohibition Case
Anderson Bell pleaded guilty to violating the prohibitory law on two counts. He was sentenced to 60 days in jail and fined $200. Officers had a dead wood case against him. The paper notes law enforcement in Lawrence relies on effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Bell
Lawrence
Rain Delights Farmers As Ground Replenished
Rain began late at night and continued into the morning, welcomed by all. Farmers feared sowing delays as dry ground improved with the light shower and soil moisture increased.
You wouldn’t think of buying your to
A fragment from the Hays Free Press mentions a conversational line about buying your to. The readable text is limited, offering little context on person, place, or event.
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The
Hays Free Press
Lawrenc e Ordinance for street improvements bonds
Ordinance No. 290 authorizes general obligation bonds to fund grading curbing and paving projects in Lawrence Kansas including Indiana New Hampshire streets and alleys. It sets bond amounts dates interest at 5 percent and repayment terms via property assessments. Provisions include bond issuance payable at the State of Kansas New York and yearly levy to cover principal and interest.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Indiana Street
Elliott Street
Heed Street
New Hampshire Street
Winthrop Street
Pinckney Street
Grdi
Ageid
Lienelin and
Pevine
Nee Na
Lee Street
Ordinane Linatis
Later Street
Mia Street
Inpat Street
Oread Avenue
Dane Yheagorth
Chrahnmante
New Hampstire Street
New
Enel
State of
New York
City of
Haskell Team Light at Arkansas Practice
Haskell with Bemus and Pierce coaching a near forty strong squad of Fedskins aims to rival the elevens of old. Pierce, a full blood Indian, is praised for driving effort and speed, with key players like Scar, Dupuis, and Ribs showing promise. Arkansas schedule looms, with plans to meet St. Louis and possible additions to the slate.
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Bemus
Pierce
Naskell Indians
Herrnstein, Archiquette
Hauser Brothers
Haskell
Uss Hinde
Vieree
Fayetteville
Wwe
Arka
Peairs
Hekell
Denis
Ife
Amin
Ribs
Solon
Woo Yards
Tessiditor
Arkansas
St. University
St. Louis
Uaskell
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing Touch
The Touch That Heals promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a superior healing blend of Arnica flowers and balms. It claims to cure old sores ulcers burns scalds cuts wounds and piles, with druggists selling it for 25 cents.
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Bucklen
O. P. Barber & Son
Bennion Picnic Invitation at Douglas County Park
The G. A. R. Bennion and Picnic invites the W R C Circle and Sons of Veterans plus old Veterans in Douglas and nearby counties to a 2 pm reunion at the park or courthouse. Bring baskets, coffee provided, Hon W R Stubbs to speak, Department Commander Campbell expected, Indian band to play.
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Eenth Park
Court House
Sons of Veterans
Douglas County
W. R. Stubbs
Campbell
Adian
Fair association settles bills with steady business approach
The fair association continues a consistent business style paying its expenses. Management behavior has been unusual yet results are gratifying, with the fair described as a permanent local institution.
Health Board To Oversee Liquor Inspections
Health officials will inspect and oversee liquor sale practices across establishments. The review covers permits, descriptions of goods, and the suitability of vendors. Inspectors will report findings to the board and note compliance or violations.
The School-days of Governor Hughes Emers Life
The article recounts Hughes early life from Wales to New York City schools, detailing his study habits, teachers, and pivotal schooling stages. It notes his attendance, recitation at home, and teachers' opinions, leading to his later education at Brown and Delhi, with anecdotes from reporters and former pupils.
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Mer
St Dilens Falls
Wales
Eis Min Shi
Dink
Wowden
Charles Hughes
Ahindlien
Aril
Ed Hamilton
Osey
Hashell
Othen
Hamilton Tor Brown
Brown
Honers
Fron
Delhi
Hughes
Waal
Frank IL 'Simonds
Putnam’‘s
Academy
Swamp Root and Laxative Syrup Ad Fragments
disjointed OCR fragment discusses Kidney weakness and Swamp Root remedy, then shifts to complexion product and a 19th century political mention about Housevelp and Roosevelt. It mentions Dr tum, Swamp-Root Co., and O. P. Bar jber & Son in faded ad bits. The piece references Edward and Don Pedra in an unclear Spain-related scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trusetter
Naty
Madden
Tum
Kidney Or & Co
Ringa Vistake
Humane Appeal and dubious note on remedies
A Richmond citizen appeals to readers to support a claim about Dr. Kings New Discovery as a universal throat and lung remedy. The text touts cures for asthma bronchitis and other illnesses and offers trial bottles. It also digresses with unrelated remarks about beef pulp and supply lines in Kansas and Abilene, adding fragmented, stray details.
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Richmond
Ind
J. 1. Williams
West Main SL
King
O. P.barber & Son
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Hana
Var Sels Aml
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Intel
Dowley
McCutcheon
Chicago Tribune
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Wa. R. Hearst
Jamestown
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast
Hutchinson
Larrabee Bros
Stafford
J. R. Burton
Abilene
L C. Housel
J.H. Vetter
Topeka
Salina
Heaven
Satan
A. 8. Baldwin
Lew
Jointist
Lawrence Daily Journal
Geo. J. Barker
F. D. Brooks
Prohibition
Oklahoma
Haskell Team Light
G. A. BR. Bennion
Picnic
Sid
Health Board
Chu Meese
M.D. Anel
Hughe
Edward
Booresta
Spain
Don Pedra
Voowerett
O. P. Barjber & Son
David Graham Philip
Housevelp
Divker
Roosevel
Phislip
Pthen
Roosevelt
A. Humane Appeal
Games City
Mnehuw
Tess
Sincw
E Company
Hester
District Court of
Kunass
John GL. Kliworth
Piathcirt
K. Sanford
Minter
McCurdy
Uriah B
Alia
Neal
De-Vo
Sanford
B. McAlllater
Uriah B. Val
Allia Neal
Anawer
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