Woman Credits Dean's Kidney Pills For Cure
Mrs Sarah Marine of Colorado Springs suffered three years with severe backache and kidney problems. After being urged to try Dean's Kidney Pills, her condition improved within a week and she was fully well after slightly more than two boxes. She has enjoyed good health for over four months. For sale by all dealers 5 cents Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N. Y.
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S. W. Marine
Colorado Springs
Dean
Sarah Marine
St. Urain
Colo
Glen Esme Club
Legan
Logan
Foster Milburn
Connellsville
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mays P. Wuansry
The
Norman
Milwaukee, Wis
Appreciated His Mercies Story of a Clambersome Clergyman
A garbled excerpt depicts a gloomy clergyman asked to say grace with an ornate start "Bountiful Jehovah" then hesitates and remarks that they are not worthy of thy mercies if only the claret glasses remain on the table.
Fragmented 19th century medical notice on ternary cure
A damaged medical advertisement fragment discusses cures, a doctor and patient, with references to remedies and a proprietary cure. The legibility is poor, but mentions disease, treatment claims, and a contact or office placeholder. No clear names or dates are recovered.
Segregation Advocated After Football Game Chaos
A satirical note argues for sex segregation at Chilcago University after a chaotic scene where cheering girls rushed the field and embraced the players before they could prepare, reflecting on the impracticality of mixed crowds in such moments.
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University of Chilcago
Mra Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Recalled in Ad Notice
An old advertisement fragment references Mra Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething children. It lists ingredients and claims soothing effects while warning readers about potential risks and mislabeling. The legible text hints at a product name, usage claims, and cautions typical of period patent medicines.
Fragmented Brooklyn Life snippet on meals and company
A garbled excerpt shows a friend, lunch gathering, and a man claiming eating more with company. Dialog mentions Tom taking cake and a quip about better things to eat. Other stray words reference names and places, but the text is largely unreadable.
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Mamma
Tommy
Brooklyn
Electric Light Growth Prompts Gas Use Rise in Liurten
Since electric light arrived at Liurten on Trent nine years ago, the town has seen gas consumption climb almost fifty percent annually, reflecting shifting energy habits and infrastructure impact.
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Liurten-on-Trent
Allen's Foot-Ease Wonderful Remedy
A reader from New Orleans praises Allen's Foot-Ease as a certain cure for sore and tender feet. The testimonial extols quick comfort and recommends the product to friends, highlighting its perceived healing value.
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Allen
LL. Gilford
New Orleans
Deersh On Starch Use Sparks 1543 Controversy
Pallip Stubbes in 1543 denounced the use of starch with strong severity calling it the devil's linger and urging reform amid religious and social critiques of dress and customs.
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Pallip Stubbes
Payne Dies After Short Illness As Postmaster General
Washington. Henry C. Payne, Postmaster General and National Republican stalwart, died at the Arlington Hotel at 6 10 PM after a brief illness from mitral valve disease with dilation. President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt expressed sorrow as services were planned at St. John’s Episcopal Church. The remains would travel by private car to Milwaukee for services and burial.
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Washington
Henry C. Payne
United States
National Republican Committee
Arington Hotel
Page
Payne
Paynes
Conschoustess
Diring
Airs
Mayne
Nan Peale Tai
Aml
Episcopal Church
St Jobe’s Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. J. Barling
Chicago, McWattkve and St. Paul Railroad
Milwauve
Fierce fight over twenty one babies in Texas incident
In San Antonio officials accuse New York Foundling Asylum agent Swayne and Sisters of Charity of arranging adoptions of twenty one orphans to Mexican families. Mob atmosphere erupts at Clifton and Merene, with residents threatening violence to stop the removal. Nurses suffer stress and illness as authorities vow legal action to reclaim the children.
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San Antonio
Tex
New York
Clifton and
Morenes
Ulster
Whiting Swayne
Swayne
Merenes
Cliftom
Sisters of Charity
Fegal
Clifton
Funeral of Bartholdi in Paris draws large crowd
The funeral was held Friday in Paris with a solemn ceremony attended by public officials students and models. The hearse carried wreaths and flowers as mourners filled the ceremony.
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Paris
Bartholdi
Ulino voters file nominations for seven tickets
Springfield WL reports that Ulino nois voters will face seven electoral and state tickets at the general election as the People’s and Continental parties have Saturday filed their nominations for both tickets.
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Springfield
Ulinonois
People’s
Continental
Intrepid launches at Mare Island navy yard
Vallejo California witnesses the launch of the new training ship Intrepid at Mare Island navy yard. Miss Helen Fo Young daughter of MTS De Young of San Francisco served as sponsor and christened the vessel.
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Vallejo
Cal
Intrepid
Mare Island Navy Yard
Helen Fo Young
MTS de Young
San Francisco
Washington man lists assets and liabilities in DC Supreme Court filing
Thomas bE. Wargier filed with the District of Columbia Supreme Court on Thursday a schedule of assets and liabilities. He claims net worth of 5.0726 dollars for Festi 0Ks and total liabilities of 4,022,940 dollars.
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Washington
Thomas Be. Wargier
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Tle
Brig. Gen Worth Til in New York Falls Critically Ill
Brig. Gen. Winfield Scott Worth United States Army retired is critically ill at the Clifton Staten Island home of his nephew John Y. Sprague.
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New York
Winfeld Scott Worth
United States Army
John Y T. Sprague
Clifton
Staten Island
Eight Hundred Colorado Tourists Detained Near Gulf Line
Ardmore reports eight hundred tourists from Colorado, most bound for the World's Fair and the East, were held for several hours Thursday. The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe line detained them due to washouts in New Mexico and Colorado.
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Ardmore
J. T
Colorado
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Colo
Wilder's Brigade Holds Reunion in Louisville
Wilder's brigade the old 98th held its annual reunion in Louisville over Thursday and Friday with veterans gathering to recall service and share memories from past campaigns.
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Wilder's Brigade
Louisville
Kl. Wilder
98Th
Japanese Close In On Port Arthur
Nagasaki dispatch says a Japanese officer asserts forces are closing in on Port Arthur to capture the fortress on the Mikado’s birthday. Lieut. Gen. Iiasegawa sails from Tokyo to command, likely to push Russians east and north. Russian warships at Port Arthur reportedly damaged by Japanese land batteries. one ship possibly wrecked. In St Petersburg, the Finnish guards second division leaves for the front. in Washington, a Russian finance official claims treasury can fund war costs without new loans.
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London
Nagasaki
Port Arthur
Iiasegawa
Imperial Guards Division
Tokio
Kore
Telio
Ninehwand
Sishwan
Puet Arthur
St Petersburg
Imperial Guard
Finlann Guards
Carrie Nation Sentenced to Jail in Kansas Case
Wichita paper reports Carrie Nation and three companions found guilty in Cito Court for destruction of property after a joint raid. Nation fined 150 dollars and six months jail. McKlerry and Wilhoit jailed. Mounts fined 50 dollars. All filed notices of appeal. A later street altercation led to further arrests for disturbing the city peace as a prohibition crusade was planned.
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Wichita
Kas
Carrie Nation
Lucey Wichell
Myra McHenry
Lyilia Monats
Cito Court
Nation
Mcklerry
Wilhoit
Mounts
Medteray
Elgara
Deon Agai
Spain Backs Anglo French Moroccan Pact in Brief Declaration
Paris reports a brief declaration by Minister Delewsse an Sener Leon Justitio and the Spanish ambassador Pridav announcing Spain's adhesion to the Anglo French agreement of April 15. Spain commits to the integrity of the Moroccan empire and Sultanate sovereignty while recognizing France's rights from Algerian possessions and France recognizes Spain's rights from its coastal Moorish possessions.
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Paris
Delewsse
Leon Justitio
Amassador
Pridav
Spain
France
Moroce
Turmoil Over Ottoman Succession Sparks International Interest
The text notes tensions around Michey’s approval for movement by the Black Sea fleet and Russia signaling support for the sultan to change succession rules. It contrasts the sultan’s wish for his son to inherit with the Massilian law favoring the eldest member of the ruling family.
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Cxtessa
Michey
Black Sea
Ruesla
Springfield Day At Illinois State Fair Ends Quietly
Springfeld Michigan reports Springfield day at the Illinois state fair closed Friday night. Total receipts from all sources are about 3000 dollars with a surplus after expenses. Last year saw a large attendance and a big surplus, with a small deficit predicted this year.
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Springfeld
Springfields
Great Northern Opens Whitefish Cut-Off in Montana
The Great Northern headquarters were notified Friday of the successful opening of the new White Fish cut-off in Montana, a $4, Wiedophone of difficult engineering which will hereafter be the main line of the road through a mountain country where the Great Northern previously operated a line with heavy grades.
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St. Paul
Minn
Great Northern
Montana
Tricky Jim Bach Murder Witness Shot in Domestic Fire
Fragmentary story reports Jackson Bach, key witness for Cur tis Jett, slain after attempted confrontation with his divorced wife. Fire set by Bach precedes fatal shooting as wife discharged a weapon. Scene described near St Petersbu en with unclear dates. Dispatches hint at ongoing military actions involving Japanese columns near Mutelen.
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Stu
Bach
Kelly bribery case set for October in Missouri court
State of Missouri vs Charles F. Kelly in St. Louis is scheduled for October 1 in Division No. 9 before Judge Taylor. Kelly, former Speaker, is expected to plead guilty after making a public confession detailing his role in the bribery scheme and implicating others.
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St. Louis
State of Missouri
Charles F. Kelly
Taylor
House of Delegates
Mrs Brooks credited Williams Pink Pills for cure
Mrs Lersh L Brooks of 45 Lincoln Park Chicago says five years of vomiting and weakness ended after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She lost weight to ninety four pounds, then rose to 142 pounds after four months and now works tirelessly. She praises the pills for restoring appetite and digestion and urges friends to use them.
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Lersh L. Brooks
Lincoln Park
Chicasu
Wiinuis
Dr. Wiliams
Chicagoa
Ane
St. Williams
Lear
Deetor
Dr. Willams
Dr. Williams
Corelli rails against America in a sweeping critique
A fragmentary note suggests Marie Corelli condemns America and its people. A garbled line mentions a figure named Tittmels and a claim about curing cases with a “Daltile” rule, though the text is unclear and partly unreadable.
Woman found living in cave near South Fremantle WA
A woman was discovered living in a sea cliff cave at South Fremantle in Western Australia. She said she had been there three weeks and could not find employment. Police and welfare officials are assessing her situation.
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South Fremantle
West Australia
Schools in Moscow imitate St Petersburg with new girls course
In Moscow a school for girls with a commercial course has opened by Princeas Vi asemski following St Petersburg's model. Seven classes enable graduates to pursue university studies or a commercial career with modern teaching methods. The report notes a shift toward practical, contemporary education.
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Moscow
St. Petersburg
Princeas Viasemski
Postum Cereal Solves Longstanding Coffee Ailments
A Connellsville woman details twenty five years of sick headaches tied to coffee, credits stopping coffee and using Postum Food Coffee with curing headaches and improving overall health. She reports family improvement, a friend’s similar outcome, and stronger wellbeing after switching to Postum. The testimony ends with a promotional line from Postum Co.
Twin Falls Land and Water Project Nears Water Delivery
The Twin Falls Land and Water Company on the Snake River south of Shoshone Station nears completion, with over two million dollars spent to reclaim 275000 acres. Water delivery expected in 60 to 90 days via an 69 mile canal, under Carey act and Idaho State Land Board supervision. A Twin Falls City hotel and townsite, designed by Macqueray, draws $60,000 in construction and town lots have sold rapidly as Oregon Short Line plans a branch from Minidoka through the lands.
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Twin Falls Land and Water Company
Snake River
Shoshone Station
America
Idaho
tMidin
Carey
Idaho State Land Board
State Land Board
Twin Falls City
Minidoka
Mrs Vanner sings at Vanners gathering
Mrs Greene readed on the Van ners this evening while Mrs Vanner sang for the group. Her husband seemed surprised as she rarely sang for him during courtship. Mr Greene remarks Mrs Vanner shows tact amid light social chatter.
Remarkable four and more leaf stalk found in Powder Valley
Miss Eimima Domey of Powder Valley Pennsylvania found a strange lower stalk during summer gathering. It bore four Ten stems with twenty seven four leaf clusters and seventeen five leaf clusters. Four leaf walking hasnlks were collected and a stem showed fourteen leaves. The description notes the exceptional plant as a curiosity for naturalists.
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Eimima Domey
Powder Valley
Penneyivaca
Plantation incident shocks rural exchange report
On Wednesday last, a pigro on Major Jones' plantation was kicked on the head by a mule. The mule was a fine animal, and its left leg was broken. This terse rural note appears as brief local news without comment.
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Pegro
Jones
Atlanta Constitution
Sure Cure at Last Dodd's Kidney Pills touted in Monticello
An old front page item from Monticello recounts praise for Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble including a testimonial from Mrs. L. J. Haggett who claims dropsy vanished after use. The piece also riffs on other period ads and moral snippets about kindness and household products highlighting Defiance Starch claims.
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Monticello
Misa
Lawrence County
Crest
Dadd
L. J. Haggett
Haagett
Dodd
Sultan Publishes Edict Bans Book Publication
The Sultan of Turkey issues an edict forbidding book publications in his realm to clear a field for his own forthcoming book. No other authors may publish during the ban. The announcement cites state interests and cultural control as reasons behind the policy.
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Turkey
Why This Feverish Haste for Three Day Ocean Travel
Debate over three day ship crossings across the Atlantic questions the rush to halve travel time. Proponents argue faster passages would outpace electric rail and automotive speeds, while critics warn of costs and safety.
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Atletic
Superior Defiance Starch Drives Grand From Shelves
Storekeepers report that the extra quantity and superior quality of Defiance Starch make it next to impossible to sell any other Grand.
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Defiance Starch
Defiance
Canadian Friend Killed by Dog in Sudden End Tale
Peter McArthur reflects on a novelist planning a dramatization he has not finished. He compares him to a Canadian friend who hunted with a dog. The trip ended abruptly when the dog tried to leap a deep well in two bounds.
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Lincoln
W. EK. Chandler
Washington
Baltimore
Peter McArthur
Tuberculosis Care Program Details In St Louis
A fragmented note mentions the Ruollis Core for Tuberculosis and a poetiles ogre for Tuberculosis with references to Wille and parcticulare bir. The text lists BB Peilhe and a street address 212 Urark Bilis in St Louis, suggesting a local program or contact point.
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Wille
Peilhe
St. Louis
Cheap Mutton in Australia from Naradda Works Purchase
A Sydney cable reports The Naradda Meat Preserving Works bought 120000 sheep at 6d to 1s per head as grazing fodder shortages drive flock owners to sell. The note also touts Defiance Starch as superior and sold in packages at the same price as other brands.
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Australia
Sydney
New South Wales
Naradda Meat Preserving Works
Miss Braddon Divides Affections Among Books China Dogs
Brief sketch notes Miss Braddon and her wealthy Richmond home. The white paneled room is paneled with cling plates showing many patterns. Mention of a cure and odd fragmentary text follows, including names such as J. Wotts Trees and other scattered references.
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Miss Braddon
Salmon Hatcheries Planned on Fraser River
Protecting the salmon notes the species may soon vanish from British Columbia Waters. Puget Sound chief canning firms announce plans to build hatcheries on the Fraser River to preserve stocks.
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British Columbia
Puget Sound
Fraser River
Exposition Visitors Seek Close, Safe Hotel Near Fair
A notice advises attendees to book near the Exposition in Epworth Hotel with first class comforts and four minutes from the center. It lists rates from one dollar and up for lodging and notes convenient transit from Pslen Station. The piece also cites population figures for Muslims and Christians and mentions De Hance Starch popularity among dealers.
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Jioulas
Epworth
Imootern
Denentree
Lutein
Pslen
Plebersier Cyapradenay
Ying West Town
Two Women Meet Registered At Hotel Inquiry
The hotel proprietor asked who the two women were and the clerk answered Mrs. Mary MacGinnis and her daughter Miss Mayme Mac Yames. This exchange appears in the Philadelphia Press.
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Mary MacGinnis
Mayme Mac Yames
Philadelphia Press
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Psapaw A. J. Tower CO
Boston, U.S. A
Tower Canadian Co., Limited
Toronto, Canada
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Thorn Ave
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Tte
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Liz Moore
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Fye
Palmeas
Eve and Bar Institute
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Defiance Starch CO
Omaha, Neb
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