Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills Restore Health Claims
The husband Mr Thos D Walsh of Toronto reports his wife sick for years with back swelling and weakness improved after using Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills. He cites recovery enough to perform housework and promotes the medicine at 26 cents a box, sold by retailers Bates & Co. Limited in Toronto.
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Walsh
Chase
D. Walsh
Oth Sen
M74
Reaters
Fimanson, Bates & Co
Torsato
Decoy 1 mime sne and the sock mystery
A fragmented note describes a playful scene where a wife, her 60s? age unclear, repeatedly calls or teases about a decoy mime. The text hints at a recurring sock motif tied to a family member, noting the sock always being the same old item despite attempts to change it.
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Fija
High Finance Delivers A Rant On Change And Requests
A speaker questions why people ask for change for a dollar and then seek a dollar from others for their change. The speaker hints at possible mistakes in handling change and asserts it won’t be them involved.
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High Finance
Fragmentary Read on Medicine Spread Across Regions
A garbled OCR fragment indicates widespread use of a medicine named Mire across the western regions with many users familiarizing the public, while Boovenaida is scarcely found and the overall distribution remains unclear.
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Ain Faa
Ant Chain Bridges Leaves in Silk Construction
A description of an ant species using larvae to weave silk and bind leaves. Workers form a chain, each grasping the waist of the next with mandibles to span a gap and pull distant leaves together, enabling nest construction in hot climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reea
Minardes Lintment Curse In Early South Carolina Trade
Indigo ranked as the second most valuable South Carolina product after rice before the Revolution. It was first planted in the colony by Eilsy Beth Luca who married Chief Justice Charles Pinelley in 1744. The annual indigo crop then exceeded 1,100,000 pounds.
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South Carolina
Eilsy Beth Luca
Charles Pinelley
Ten Dolls Worth Twenty Five Dollars Cited
A physician notes the ten dolls are worth twenty five dollars each as part of a patient’s claim. The afflicted man asks his father about the value and role of a job comforter in this context.
Family lunch cake refusal guidance recounted
A father recounts his wife teaching their child a polite refusal when offered more cake. The boy should answer No with a brief, firm phrase and remind others that he has already had enough. The anecdote highlights etiquette and request handling in family meals.
Doctoring a Diamond and the Missouri Law
A dramatic tale describes a diamond that changes color and brilliance after manipulation. An expert explains a blue gem's apparent transformation from a colored deposit, while a demonized observer notes the legal peril of such stone alteration under Missouri law and related penalties.
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Bamber
Prac
Wiikmond
Turrick
Missouri
Stense
Vienna views fight of Allies grows more likely
Diplomatic circles in Sofia and Belgrade report widening rifts among Bulgaria Greece and Serbia. Greece demands are seen as excessive while Bulgaria emphasizes moderation citing heavy losses and near isolation as Europe’s border neighbor. No consensus between allies risks a hostile settlement over Greece and other claims.
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Balkan Alance
Vienna
Sofia
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Greece
Tiatabe
Turkey
Europe
Ferdinand
Argentine Minister Protest Over Paris Play Incident
An Argentine minister complains to the foreign office about a sentence in the comedy The Green Coat by Flore and De Caillavet. The line references a musician offering money to endure a concert, amid broader diplomatic tension. The producers altered the play to remove the offense after Argentine protests.
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Paris
Foreign Office
MM. de Flore
de Caillavet
Theatre Des
Pen
Ris ‘Fe
Arsen
Tne
Australia
Legend of Lace Woven From Seaweed Memory
A sailor’s memory inspires a lover to weave lace from dried seaweed and linen threads. The tale follows a girl who captures seaweed branches and leaves with thread, honoring her betrothed as she works on fabric in memory at sea.
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Melchior de Vogue
Min
Rivelya
Daddy
Tom
Tows
Milad Dome
Grand Trunk unveils safety device to prevent car telescoping
The Grand Trunk Railway introduces a centrifugal center lock joining car body and truck to form a unit. It claims the system, built into 96 passenger cars, stops telescoping in a collision by keeping bodies aligned with the trucks and applying brakes to both. Railway commissioners have been notified and may require universal adoption.
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Westinghouse
J. Coleman
Grand Trunk’ Car Department
Point St. Charles
Chamberlin
Board of Railway Commissioners
Canadian Railways
Grand Trunk
Four Englishmen Hurt in Chaumont Bobsleigh Accident
Four young Englishmen Baker Dennison Ingst Eldest Gibbs were seriously injured while bobsleighing at Chaumont near Neuchatel in Switzerland. A wooden barrier collision caused fractures and sprains with delayed medical aid due to telephonic issues. they are reported to be doing well the next day.
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Englshmen
Messrs
Baker
Dennison
Ing
Chaumont
Neuchatel
Mac Cone
Gibbs
Red Cross
Switzerland
Wowan Diviner Locates Springs and Metals in Bohemia
The Wowan Diviner, Charlotte von Tuckoers, a Hocgaran endowed with divination, locates springs on Herr Ku’s Bohemian estate and a petroleum spring near Danove at 750 feet. Her travels include Neutra and Hungary where she reportedly indicated gold and silver deposits during a six and a half minute train pass. Mime von Tuskers, a tall 40 year old, has no clear explanation for the gift which makes her seem as if walking in her sleep.
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Charlotte von Tuckoers
Herr Ku
Bohemia
Hungary
Neutra
Danove
Mime von Tuskers
Fort George Trade Moves by Grand Trunk Pacific Route
Minard's Liniment reports that Hudson Bay Company's Fort George post in British Columbia plans to shift next season's supplies via Edmonton and Tete Jaune Cache on the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. Freight previously traveled 167 miles by wagon and 160 miles by steamer. now freight will reach Tete Jaune Cache and descend the Fraser with native crewed scows.
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Hudson Bay Company
Fort George
British Columbia
Edmonton
Tete Jaune Cache
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Caribouro
Tete Taune Cache
Fraser
Force of Habit and the Philippines Forest Lumber Comparison
A merchant recalls a wife's tombstone wish and jokes about space for text. A government expert notes forests of the Philippines hold about 100 billion board feet of lumber, nearly equal in volume to U S reserves but on a much smaller land area.
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Philippines
United States
French Decorations and Their Wearers Across France
A recent volume by M Jules Martin notes that one in twenty one Frenchmen bears a decoration. France claims 665 distinguishments with 61 from recent dates. The Grand Legion of Merit Agricole is worn by 72 194 Frenchmen and the Academic Learning ribbon by over 200 000.
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M. Jules Martin
France
Grand Legion of the Merit Agricole
Steet
Worf
Doping Rubs Out Winners in Paris Steeplechase
In Paris steeplechase events the Roclete des Steeplechases stewards disqualified two horses for doping before they won. The affected horses were Anderson, winner of the Prix de Saint Sauveur at St Ouen, and Mon seur Monestyr, winner of the Prix Guilstan on November 13. Betting against Monestyr stood at 65 to 1.
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Paris
Anderson
St. Ouen
Monseur Monestyr
Monsieur Monestyr
Bank tragedy hints at financial mismatch and losses
A fragmented report notes a man with assets outweighing abilities faced a collapse leading to bank editor losses. The text hints at financial strain and a cent on the dollar recovery, with unclear names and local remarks about pay.
Burglary at hotel linked to Samuel Broca owner chaos
A thief cut the hotel lights to plunge the premises into darkness then entered the proprietor Samuel Broca's private room and escaped with $2000 in jewelry. A vermicidal claim touts Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as life saving.
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Samuel Broca
Fires Lessen Damage on Rocky Mountain Forest Reserves
The report notes minimal damage this season in the Brarexa and Pocty Mountaine reserves of the Rocky Mountains. Despite sparse crews and rough conditions, fire danger remained low and area coverage is marked as 1.5 million acres with several additions planned.
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Brareau
Athatasha
Rocky Mountains Forest
Rocky Mountaine
Rocky Mountaing
Imperial treasures auctioned phrase in London sale
Negotiations in London foresee a sensational public auction of Chinese imperial palace treasures. The collection spans porcelain and ceramics dating up to 2000 years, gathered by Tai Hsi and other imperial collectors, with rare bronzes and gold ornaments.
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London
England
China
Summer Palace
Pei
Leas
Tai Hsl
Ict
Seabirds, Weather, and a Parisian Penal Recall
Fragments describe seagulls and shifting winds for a coastal scene with inland protections amid rough seas. In Paris a fugitive chief asks to return to a French penal settlement after escape on August 26, citing hardship and seeking basic sustenance and shelter.
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Paris
Nice
Bari
Tabor
Beachside Enchantment Sparks Dingleberry Exclamation
A playful scene on the shore features Dingleberry exclaiming about a girl seated on the beach. The remark captures a lighthearted moment of admiration amid a sunlit setting.
Shaw's Schools revamp and free course catalog
Shaw's Schools route four city branches including Central Telegraph and Railroad School now known as Shaw's Schools. Two creators are guiding youth for business careers and earnings. The annual curriculum is mailed free on request to WH Shaw President Toronto Ont.
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Shaw's
Fourth City Brane
Central Telegraph and Railroad Hool
Shaw Correspondence School
Shaw's Schools
WH Shaw
Toronto
Judge McCa y of Wichita and the bone following dog
A Wichita judge, famed for his lean frame, walks Kansas City streets when a hound dog trails him. A street urchin suggests the dog dogs him for a bone, leaving the judge amused by the blunt joke.
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Tory
Judge McCay
Wichita
Kansas City
Busy Ant Colonies Populate Washington Coast Areas
The article describes large black ants in Washington near the Pacific Ocean building immense pine needle ant hills four to six feet high. Busy workers form heat piles and continually travel outward by trails from their vast nests carrying food and provisions for their young on various missions.
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Washington
Pacific Ocean
Alpine Resorts See Snowfall and Shutdown in Winter
Winter sports press reports skiing returning to Alpine resorts with fresh snow above 1200 meters. Rain drenched lower elevations during the week while climbing activities are discouraged and guides remain out of work. The piece closes with a reflective question on excuses endured after late nights.
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Alpe
Ex Gedine
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Walchwil
Harttmann
Jones Yeo
Wowan
Minard
F. Sohn
Ras
Mariner
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Jove
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Idzai
Columbia Grafonoa
Columbia
Columbia Records
Columbia Phonograph
McKinnon Building
Oo Territory
SANOL
Canada
Sanol Mfg. Co., Ltd
Winnipeg
Manitoba
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