Women Cite Kidney Pills After Backache and Languor
An 1890s style testimonial describes women drifting into a half invalid state with fatigue, backache, and poor digestion caused by failing kidneys. Mrs. Sadie Mettis of Columbus, Ohio credits Dean's Kidney Pills with prompt relief and lasting cure. A free trial offer is promised, with Foster-Milburne in Buffalo listed for mail requests. Pills sold by all druggists at 50 cents per box.
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Dean
Sadie Mettis
4Th Ave
Columbus
Ohio
Big Fish Tale and a Domestic Hint From Puck
The mock tale claims a man caught the biggest brook fish and died of surprise or heart disease. It pivots to a market tip praising Defiance Cold Water Starch, touting its larger 11 ounces per package then noting other brands offer 12 ounces, urging trial for quality and quantity.
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Puck
Eye Interior Painted for US Eye Book Plates
New York woman expert paints pictures of the eye interior after ophthalmoscope exams. Her sketches illustrate a costly United States eye work by Mand Power Bay Press 828,00. cs best, simplest, best Invention of ue. A boy can make regular steed tencexes in bales Like fun, and two boys can bale three tons per day easily. SEND THIS NOTICE TODAY to the John A. Sulzer Seed Co. for mailings and their seed catalog.
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New York
United States
Mand Power Bay Press
John A. Sulzer Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
Cw. WN. U
Witnessed Sea Battle Heroine Elizabeth Archer Dies
Elizabeth Sibeby Archer, nearly 100, died in Salem Massachusetts last week. She witnessed the Chesapeake versus Shannon naval engagement off Salem during the War of 1812. Born December 5 1801, she was about 10 at the time of the fight. A New Orleans home for orphans funded by George Xavier Carstairs bequests is planned, honoring his life as an orphan who rose to wealth.
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Elizabeth Sibeby Archer
Salem
Mass
Chesapeake and
Shannon
Chesa Peake
New Orleans
George Xavier Cqarstairs
Carstairs
Prince Pu Lun
China
Honoluluu
Hawaii
Annapolise Naval Academy
Dawes Commission
Senate
Telluride
Col
Thomas Jefferson
Richmond
Art
Philippines
Manila
Amiens
France
New York
Cordella
Duanning
Ida Henrietta Deane
Chambers
University of Chicago
Kansas Supreme Court
Port Arthur
Isabella
Spain
Paris
Chicago
Hitchcock
Peterhof Palace
St. Petersburg
Roosevelt
Loeb
White House
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Jas. L. Blair
Hepburn
Secretary of Agriculture
Quakes
Waterloo
la Vie Hillstree
Battle of
Watering
Mme
Marie Therese Dupuis
Chapellelez- Herlaiment
Charleroi
Woeman
Mme. Dupuis
Relacd
Blanchard
Nashville
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkeham
Mus
B. A
Buancuano
Broad St
Philadelphia
Birch St
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Syrup Pep Sin Ad
Promotes a gentle tonic effect for spring weakness and stimulant avoidance. Warns against ineffective nostrums and urges buying Dr. Caldwell's Laxative Syrup Pepsin from a druggist in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles.
Bank opens women exclusive department in Atlanta
An Atlanta bank opens a department exclusive to women clients and features a female paying teller who processes all checks presented to her using brand new currency.
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Atlanta Ga
Astor Endows Chair at University College London
W. W. Astor decides to endow the mathematics and history chair at University College London and name the new post the Astor chair. The gift aims to bolster advanced studies and honor the benefactor.
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Astor
English College
W. W. Astor
University College
London
Fire destroys $50 in Cairo business property
A blaze in Cairo destroys business property valued at fifty dollars. The report notes the loss as a small incident in local commerce. No injuries are mentioned and the fire response details are unavailable in the readable text.
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Cairo
Ingland
Supreme Court of Iowa
Doyle Burns
Grain Market Report Summary
The market report details prevailing grain conditions with focus on price trends and supply factors. It notes demand shifts, weather impacts on harvest prospects, and general market volatility affecting futures and cash prices.
Anglo French treaty signed in London telegrams
Reports indicate no Russians on the Korean side of the Yalu, and Japanese ships land supplies near Wiju. Census data show rapid growth in St. Louis and Missouri cities. Texas rises to fourth in population, over three million. Senate debates machinery contracts and post office charges, while Sully creditors reject settlement offers amid political maneuvering. House passes Philippine shipping bill and 475000 aid for Portland exposition with transit limits for U S and Philippine routes.
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London
Seoul
Yalu River
Census Bureau
St. Louis
Missouri
Texas
Post Office Department
Senate
House
Portland
Ore
Army
United States
Philippine Archipelago
Phillippines
Capital Bank closure amid run in Guthrie
Several items report on a banking panic with the Capital National Bank of Guthrie, deposits draining as customers rushed to withdraw. Other notes cover military moves in Asia, European diplomacy, deaths in St Louis and Florida, and political clashes in several states.
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Capital National Bank of
Guthrie, Ok
Legend of Hamsay tamer of haunts and a seer physician
A tale recalls a man named Hamsay who tamed the haunt through boiling a white snake and swallowing a draught warned to be poisonous. The incident granted him the power to see through the people he met, shaping his rise to reputation and wealth as a physician.
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Hamsay
Seothind
Laundry Blue Co Advertises Spill Proof Product
Wigsle Stick Laundry Blue promises to prevent spills, breaks, and stains on clothing and offers a sample by mail. Consumers can send 20 cents worth of any item to The Laundry Blue Co at 14 Michigan Street, Chicago, for a sample.
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The
Laundry Blue Co
Michigan Street
Chicago
Tits Ashi
Earliel Bly Harti
Droetore
Tergeters
Taday
Searles Medicine Co
Vincennes Ave
Til
Ordinary Success and the Shade of Character
A concise reflection on character shaping success, noting that ability alone falters without resolve. It warns fools rush where prudent minds fear to tread and that doubt deceives, but desire for an end can reveal the way to achieve it.
Deafness Cure Claims andFalse Remedies Exposed
An early 20th century ad-style notice condemns cures for deafness as ineffective. It asserts only certain remedies work, dismisses ear infections, and pitches CHESNEY & CO of Toledo selling a claimed treatment and money-back promise for cure claims.
Irrigation Measurements Report from 1901 Government Bulletin
The 1901 government irrigation bulletin presents measurements across sections showing average water depths exceeding four feet for field irrigation. The data aim to gauge land irrigable from planned reservoirs and guide construction planning.
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Government
Kitchener Autograph Quip At Wynyard Park
Lord Kitchener, famed for his South Africa campaigns, brusquely dismissed an autograph request saying his autograph is worth nothing. In Gloucester Massachusetts the Robinsons hold a second annual reunion, linking all Robinson descendants who arrived before 1700. Alexandria Virginia plans a monument for Washington’s 100th death anniversary, recalling his youth as a surveyor for the city in 1749.
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Kitchener
Lord Kitchener
Lord Londonderry
Wynyard Park
South Africa
Robinson
Gloucester
Mass
Alexandria
George Washington
Typewriter Factories See Strong Demand in Census Report
The census bureau lists forty seven typewriter factories with annual production near 7 million dollars. Foreign sales reach about 2.7 million dollars, reflecting healthy international demand.
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Census Bureau
Infantryman’s Long Siege Ends with Grape-Nuts Cure
An Ohio soldier of 17th Infantry in Cuba and the Philippines suffered chronic stomach and bowel disease deemed incurable by army doctors. After years of treatment he credits Grape-Nuts with restoring health, gaining 40 pounds, and returning to hard work. The ad cites Postum Co. and mentions a promotional booklet, The Road to Wellville.
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17Th Infantry
Cuba
Philippines
Ohio
Calulute
States
Manila
Barnes Hospital
Washington
D. C
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Zook
Wellville
Giants in Those Days and Cures for Nervousness
The piece notes three Palermo skeletons dated 1410 1516 and 1550 with lengths of twenty one thirty and thirty four feet. It also repeats a claim that Dr Kline's Gineat Nerve Restor er cures nervousness after rat day use and offers a trial bottle from H Evi 931 Arch Street Philadelphia PA.
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Palermo
Italy
Dr. Kline
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Abyssinia Orders Five Electric Motors in Switzerland
The king of Abyssinia has ordered five electric motors in Switzerland for the railway from Djibouti to Warrar, owned by the government. The emperor is its de facto president and general manager, directing the imperial transport project. Ethel Smyth, renowned composer, is said to be the first woman to have a work produced at Covent Garden. Defiance Starch proclaims superior quality and extra quantity to win.
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Abyssinia
Switzerland
Djibouti
Warrar
Quinine Use Resumes in Malaria Districts
Physicians who had worked to redeem malarious Italian districts have reverted to wholesale quinine dosing of the infected population. The shift signals renewed emphasis on combating malaria after prior efforts to restore habitability.
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Italy
Teach Children Gardening City Schools Promote School Gardens
A historical note praises teaching children gardening near public schools in continental cities and some American cities. The letter by J W O'Buwes from Minneapolis urges cultivation and cites Piso's Cure as highly as Beough cure. The dated reference is January 6, 1000.
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Piso
Beough
J. W. O'Buwes
Third Ave
Alianeapolis
Minn
Flowers for Churchgoers in Eastern City
A place of worship in an Eastern city hands tiny bouquets to each woman after morning services. Flowers adorn the altar and pulpit during the service, with distribution at the close. The note describes a practice tied to the local church’s rituals and decor.
Pittsburg's New Cathedral Promises Grand Roman Structure
Pittsburg plans a grand Roman Catholic cathedral noted as the finest on the continent. The old downtown cathedral was sold to Henry Clay Frick for 1 250 000 dollars and the new project is expected to cost 700 000 dollars. It will anchor a cluster of notable new buildings near public parks.
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Pittsburg
Henry Clay Frick
Miss Fay Clover Recovers Health with Dodd's Kidney Pills
Sullivan Arkansas April 11 Miss Fay Clover praised for her recovery after a long illness. She details sleepless nights, loss of appetite, and kidney pain. Following a friend’s advice she used Dodd's Kidney Pills and rapidly regained health. Also notes on sugar beet acreage and corn figures from agricultural reports.
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Sullivan, Ark
Fay Clover
Miss Clover
Dodd
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Greene Consolidated Copper Co
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Wiju
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Platt
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Charles P. Chouteau
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Japan
Manchuria
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Salt Lake City
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Pitnam
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Taledo
First
Prof
H. Hyslop
Columbia University
Prof. Hyslop
Iowa
Sioux City Journal
Defiance
Defiance Starch CO
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St. Jacobs
Ilinois
Nebraska
Kansas
Omaha
Nebr
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Douglas
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Peoria
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