Doane Kidney Pills Ad and Social Notes From Lexington
A Lexington style notice discusses Doan’s Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney complaints with a rural reader testimonial from M. E. Harper of Carrollton Missouri. The piece also notes local social greetings for Miss Moorerend and others and a city council action to seize stray stock and arrest owners who neglect to control it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Doan
M. E. Harper
Carrollton
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doane
Magic No 4 A Cedar Grove Man’s Liver and Kidney Cure
A letter praises Alber of Cedar Grove Maine for liver and kidney troubles. It claims the final bottle of Electric Bitters completed the cure, saying the remedy is the best for stomach liver and kidney issues. Marketed by Creedhawk and Young druggists at 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Parris
Cedar Grove
Alber
Chreoukaw & Young Draggiat
Memories of My Childhood by Ellen Terry in McClure's June
Ellen Terry’s Memories of My Childhood appears as the June McClure's centerpiece. The piece traces her early life from a Glasgow attic to a debut in 1856 with Kean's company, with her father’s strict training and the era’s famed actors.
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June McClure
Ellen Terry
England
Terry
Glasgow
Macready
Keane
Remarkable Rescue in Fedora Tenn by Dr King's Remedy
In Fedora Tennessee C Y Pepper faced a mortally disabling cough with fangs and thrusts of disease. Doctors failed and hope faded until Dr King's New Discovery brought instant relief. Coughing ceased bleeding diminished and in three weeks Pepper returned to work. Trial bottle free at Chrenshaw Young's drug store. regular sizes $1.00 and $0.60 guaranteed for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Fedora
Tenn
C. Y. Pepper
Chrenshaw &' Young’ Drag Store
Vrial
Railroad to remove four daily passenger trains
After Sunday the railroad will discontinue four daily passenger trains. The Plog morning and evening trains and the Red Flyer are being taken off. The Red Flyer is a flagship Alton line train praised as the finest on the west end. The Plog ran from Sinter to Kansas City and was a popular local travel option. The cut is driven by a two cent rate change this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OdDean Loder
Tha
Alton’s Crack Trate
Sinter
Kansas City
The Element of Monopoly and Overcapitalization
A critique of stock watering and overcapitalization by Moor Gates Schiff and other financiers. It argues that when overcapitalization occurs monopoly power arises, enabling watered stock to sustain dividends and misstate legitimacy. The piece notes how market value often tracks earnings, masking inflated capitalization and enabling self-serving profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Moor
John W. Gates
Jacob H. Schiff
Wall Street
Oldest Seat of Learning at Cairo University
The University of Cairo in El Azhar is famed as a premier Islamic higher education center. Originating from the Serapeum tradition and reestablished by Saladin around 1190, it now hosts 10,000 to 12,000 students from Egypt and neighboring Mahometan lands, though its structure differs from Western universities.
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University of
Alexandria
Ptolemy Soter
Saladin
Egypt
Twice a Week Republic three years for one dollar
The Twice A Week Republic of St Louis offers three years for 81.00 until June 1907. Subscriptions may start now or renewals begin at current expiry. Old and new subscribers encouraged. Also agents wanted for premium sales in various territories with steady employment.
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Republic
Nepraric
St. Louis
United States
Felix Steel
St. Joseph
U. 5
Charles Weber Connected to Donte Weber's New Store
Charles Weber is linked to Donte Weber's newly opened store, establishing a notable connection between the two names and the fresh business location.
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Charles Weber
Donte Weber
Fragmented reminiscences and musings on time and women
A New York man recounts Gov Migring’s Memorial Day reflections on veterans’ woes and a Stanton circus tale ending in tragedy. The piece pivots to a student’s critique of women’s social knowledge, noting many church and club members fail to know each other’s initials despite weekly interaction.
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Migring
New York
Home
Stanton
Michigan
Sid
Eternal Feminine
Mrs. Smith
A. B
South
Misa Jones
Maria
Daisy
Mra. Smith
Reason Why
A reader argues about a woman's marriage choice and the resulting dislike. The exchange notes the husband was engaged to Maale, Masia did not marry him, and the critic asks why she dislikes her. The reply states the reason is simply that she did not marry him.
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Maale
Masia
The Paramount Question At Grand Central Station
A smart little brougham drew up before Grand Central as a fat woman with husband, maid, and groom arrived. The coachman smiled at his mistress, who exclaimed, It’s good to see your face again, then asked anxiously How is the canary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central Station
New York Press
Harry
Wandering Lake Nor Moves South in Asian Desert Drift
Lake Nor in the Gobi desert is driven southeast by the Tarim river silt inflow and a prevailing northeast wind. The combined forces push the lake southward across the desert floor during late summer high water and seasonal winds.
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Seintisi
Lake Nor
Gobi Beach
Asia
Tarim
Hygiene in French Army Compared With Citizens
At the Trench Academy of Medicine M Delorme presented a statistical finding that contagious diseases were three times less frequent in the French army than in the civilian population. He attributed the lower rate to soldiers receiving basic hygiene knowledge and practices.
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Trench Academy of Medicine
M. Delorme
Germany
Reformed Husband Leaves Edith’s Friend Melancholy
In a brisk social exchange Edith notes Erminie, wife of young Wililey, reformed him yet remains melancholy. Ethel asks if reform succeeded, and Edith confirms the change while highlighting Erminie’s view that Wililey now bore the world’s dullest burden.
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Erminie
Edith
Wililey
Ethel
Haunt Reflections From a Stage Ghost
The performer recalls past city life and quirky theater roles including a ghost part in Mamet and hints at favorite venues and haunt topics from a varied career in the theater.
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Mattie Nay
Coffee Macaroons Recipe Note
A recipe fragment lists ingredients for coffee macarons: one pound almond paste, one pound confectioners sugar, two tablespoons coffee extract, and ten drops vanilla cake and bake NZ directed for chocolate macarons.
Dialogue Between Doctors Over Oatopathy And Dogs
In a sharp exchange Dr Radley questions Dr New about oatopathy. Dr New admits being a practitioner while humorously asserting fondness for dogs as the discussion veers toward unconventional remedies.
Bootless quip about Nicaraguan heroes boots
A wry remark contrasts heroic resilience with practicality as a speaker notes most Nicaraguan heroes are barefooted, suggesting endurance despite lack of footwear. The exchange highlights humor around hardship and resource limits in a wartime or colonial context.
Why He Declined at the Banquet in Wareham
A brisk reminiscence reveals Tulford Knott Custley urged attendance while the speaker explains he refuses, calling himself no hobo and asserting plans to travel. The fragment hints at social pressure and personal identity in a 19th or early 20th century setting.
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Wareham
Tulford Knott
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J. Crouch & Son
Lafayette
Ind
August Marcks
Linwood Lawn
Lexington
Lafayette County
Missouri
The
Lexington German Coach Horse Company
Lornice Blackburn
Missa Moorerend
McCutchan
Monticello
Thorpe
Jefferson City
Johnson
Fulton Run
Wellington
Academy
University of Cairo
el Azhar
East
Catron
Taubman
Astact
Bodigo
Farm Insurance
Hemtala
J.W. Meng
Meng Building
Leangton, Missouri
Isi
Stalling Bros
aGi
Trier
Riner & Summers
T.B. Ramsey
Missou
Joel B McDaniel
MengiBldy
Dr. J. M. Gallemore
Shawe
Dr. Radley
Dr. New
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