Dosas Kidney Pills Endorsement From Lexington Resident
Lexington resident Mrs. Gene Chamberlain chronicles relief from back pain dizziness and weak kidneys after using Doan s Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Buffalo New York. The note includes a 60 cent price and a visit by Mrs Rush and her daughters to Forest City Arkansas after weeks with Mrs Peak.
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Lexington
Gene Chamberlain
South St
Dean
Boan
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo, N. Y
J. O. Rush
Forest City
Ark
Booze as Cure Misconception Featured in Ames Intelligencer
In the Ames Intelligencer, a discussion warns that liquor is not a cure for colic and stomach pain. It urges seeking a doctor or using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy. The piece notes a mistaken belief that alcohol is a remedy and mentions Miss Carrie Loomis visiting Kansas City for a short stay.
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Ames Iowa Intelligencer
Relief from muscle stiffness with Chamberlain's Ointment
When muscles are stiff and sore and movement hurts, apply Chamberlain's Ointment for relief so rest and sleep become possible. Ad from Frank Carter and son Joe of Kansas City note visiting relatives in Lexington. Mr and Mrs Benj Simmons of Kansas City spent the 4th here with relatives.
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Chamberlain
Frank Carter
Joe
Kansas City
Lexington
Benj, Simmons
Forgetful Shopper Chooses Medicine At Random
A man unable to recall the exact article he wants ends up buying an alternative, always unsatisfactory. The safe method is to cut out the ad to guarantee obtaining Chamberlain's Tablets. The ad praises the product for constipation and indigestion. Adv. Rev. J. E. Alexander and family returned Tuesday from a two weeks visit with his mother in Wichita, Kansas.
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Chamberlain
J. E. Alexander
Wichita
Kansas
Free sample helps man halt indigestion 1909 note
Wm. B. of Douglassville Pa recalls a 1909 indigestion attack and a mailed free sample of Chamberlain's Tablets. After trying them he bought a package and has not experienced a similar attack since, according to the testimonial.
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Chamberlain
Wm. B. Aes
Douglassville, Pa
Saving Daylight in 1643 Hartford Town Record
Hartford town record from October 24 1643 notes daylight saving where bells ring an hour before daybreak and households keep lights early. Constable appointed watch with Moodys and Pretts to oversee the bell run from the bridge. Those awake with lights face fines of one shilling and six pence to the finder and town.
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Hartford
Conn
Walter S. Sebute
Master Moodys
Wyllyshill
John Pretts
Plain Foolishness To Him Farner North Visit
Farner North visited Indianapolis then returned home to Brown County declaring city women lack sense about clothes. He cites a July hat mix and a woman wearing heavy yarn stockings on a child with thin socks showing knees, calling it plain foolishness. His wife agrees, attributing the issue to city women.
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Farner North
Indianapolis
Brown County
Indianapolis News
Civil Service Examination for Office Clerks and Carriers
An examination for post of office clerks and carriers will be held at the post office in this city on July 16, 1921. Age limit 18 to 45 years on the date of examination. Married women will not be admitted. Applicants must be physically sound. Male applicants must be at least 5 feet 4 inches tall and weigh not less than 125 pounds. For blanks and full information contact Secretary, Board of Civil Service Examiners, Lexington Mo.
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Board of Civil Service Examiners
Lexington
Palmer Family Visits Kansas City Briefly
Mr and Mrs Wm Palmer Jr and their young son Fred made a brief trip to Kansas City on Saturday Mrs Mary Murphy returned Tuesday evening from an extended visit with relatives in Kansas City
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Wm. Palmer, Jr
Fred
Kansas City
Mary Murphy
Castoria Advert Says It Has 30 Years Use
Dr A J Chalkley signed a statement returning Monday evening from a month’s trip to Atlantic coast cities. Mr and Mrs Louis Mavel of Leavenworth Kansas are visiting relatives here.
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A. J. Chalkley
Alantic Seaboard
Mrs
Louis Mavel
Leavenworth, Kans
Daisy the Honolulu elephant starts a coconut busting venture
Visitors to Kapiolani Park Zoo in Honolulu report Daisy the African elephant has begun busking coconuts as a new pastime or “industry.” They note her speed of cracking green coconuts roughly every two minutes, a skill learned by a novice would take ten minutes to an hour to master with a hammer and chisel. She cracks the shell to let the sweet milk flow into her mouth.
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Daisy
Kapiolani Park
Honolulu
Ting
Connie
Man's Debt to the Worm Lecture Remark at Royal Institute
Prof. J Arthur Thompson told the Royal Institute in London that the first great colonists were worms. He argued mankind owes them gratitude for a profitable habit of moving with one end of the body forward, a practice that sparked vigor and eventual success, including the ability to tell right from left.
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J. Arthur Thompson
Royal Institute
London
For Sale Poland Boar and breeder visit featured
One 3-year old Poland Boar offered under guarantee at stock hog prices for quick sale by A. P. Young. Mrs Elizabeth L Stilwell of Los Angeles arrived Sunday to visit John Eggleston. she is known as Miss Bess Leyburn daughter of the late Dr George L Leyburn former Presbyterian pastor.
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Poland
Elizabeth L. Stilwell
Los Angeles
Cali
John Eggleston
McClure Family Visits Hughesville Father in Law
Mr and Mrs J W McClure and family of Hughesville spent the Fourth here with Mrs McClure s father J C Shelton.
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J. W. McClure
Hughesville
Fouth
Resemblance in politics sparks farmer remark
Farmer Cortensel comments that political proposals come with good intentions but their practical outcomes are unpredictable. The remark connects to a broader discussion of how Congress members influence public policy and the uncertain effects on daily life.
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Farmer Cortensel
WispoM Art Lesson Shows Value Beyond Wealth
A quirky fable contrasts a man who seeks the most of everything with a base fiddle player and a boy with a ukulele, revealing that chasing excess leaves none better off than those who create simple joy. The tale suggests true fulfillment lies beyond material greed.
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Jod Tonkins Eave
One Arm Left Encounter In Confusing Transcript
A fragmented exchange shows a speaker claiming to have one arm left while another notes four other arms. The dialog appears garbled with misread words and unclear context, suggesting a wartime or accident remark. No verifiable names, places, or dates are recoverable from the legible text.
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Castoria
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A. P. Young
Children Ory
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J. W. Ross
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Chillicothe Business College
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Ady
C. W. Johnson
Hix
C. L. Stone
St, Lela, Ma
Gillette
Frad Razor CO
Broadway
New York City
Catron & Taubman Abstract & Agency Company
Harry Taubman
John K
BANK
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Kansas City, Mo
Westgate
Sam Josephson
Mgr
Poeta
Hoover Free
Hoover Electric
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J. R. Moorehead
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