Doan's Kidney Pills Promised Relief From Kidney Ailments
Health notice urges readers to watch kidney signs such as unhealthy urine color sediment frequent passages and back pain. Doan's Kidney Pills are recommended to ward off Bright's disease and related conditions as claimed by I Welton of 501 S Jasper St and other local users praising the remedy.
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Doan
Bright
I. Welton
Jasper St. Ficey
NII
Foster
Milburn <Co
Buffala
Mayor and officials praise Tarvia paving tested in city streets
City leaders who toured East St Louis Edwardsville and Alton lauded a Tarvia paving method. The process uses macadam sand and tar to create an asphalt like surface cheaper and stronger than traditional rock pavement.
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Frazier
East St. Louis
Edwardsville
Alton
Shut Off Mental Power After Work Says Marden
The article cites Orison Swett Marden urging workers to switch off mental power after the day ends. He warns that carrying work home drains energy, wastes focus, and dulls next day performance by overthinking and worrying.
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Leary
Salys
Orlson Swetty Marden
Success
Vor Moltke's precise command implied in dots and lines
A Prussian field marshal uses a cardboard map to reveal the fate of a private son. He instructs the father to note the exact march line and timing. The father reaches the indicated point precisely at seven, hearing the advance trumpets as his son arrives.
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von Moltke
Moltke
Londor
Why He Went to Market
Mrs Mann notes butter is cheaper at the market and asks Jim to shop. He dodges by claiming a busy day and lack of funds, then shifts to promising to go next week. Cleveland Plato Dealer article notes the exchange as a humorous snippet.
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Jim
Cleveland
Plato Dealer
The Gulls and the Black Crickets
The article recalls how early Mormon settlers in Utah faced swarms of black crickets from the mountains. Gulls arrived by the thousands from nearby lakes and protected crops, a miracle seen as sacred by the Mormons. Gulls now feed on field mice during beet and alfalfa irrigation, continuing their agricultural aid.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Saving Him
A dialogue cites Miss Sweet ending her engagement after fortune telling predicted she would marry three times. The piece notes she believed the revelation would keep him from danger and influence their relationship, with the Pittsburg Press quoted.
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Sweet
Shasta
Pittsburg Press
Fragmented OCR note hints at clan tensions and confusion
Ominous lines suggest a young man’s unclear intentions and clan dynamics. The speaker voices worry about hidden motives and potential punishment, hinting at family and tribal pressures within a tense scene.
The Code Duello in France a Fatal Duel Legacy
A historical survey of dueling in France detailing balloon battles and billiard ball weapons. It notes the Marquise de Nesle versus Comtesse de Polignac duel and the Grandpre versus Le Pique balloon duel, plus an Oaks New Orleans duel with broadswords and a French officer killed.
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Francis I
Charles V
England
America
France
Comtesse
Vromtesse
Paris
M. de Grandpre
M le Pique
Tuileries
le Pique
Grandpre
Lefant
Melfant
Oaks
New Orleans
AL Pedesclaux
Consolation From a Weary Life Seeks Understanding
A fragmentary quote portrays a weary speaker lamenting lifelong toil and questioning the value of marriage. The tone suggests a reflective, starved for sympathy moment amid disjointed press text and garbled names.Legacy newspaper cadence hints at personal struggle within a wider social context.
State Fair offers near five thousand in prize money
The Illinois State Fair distributes nearly 5000 dollars in cash for dairy and butter exhibits. Top prizes include 4953 dollars with divisions for dairy butter and creamery butter, plus 25 dollars for the best butter overall and 58 dollars for ornamental displays. Separate prizes reward cheese makers and milk producers with 102 dollars each, while winners share funds from first prizes.
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Iiinois
Ilinois Dairymen’s Association
Illinois Dairymen’s Association
Music Hath Charms at Illinois State Fair 1911 Lineup
State fair managers unveil a list of musical acts for September 29 to October 7 1911 featuring the Italian Band of Beard Illinois Watch Factory Harroun and Burman and Goodmans of Decatur Spencers of Peoria and more. The schedule includes motorcycle races a sacred concert and cultural events aligned with Illinois industries and cities.
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Secretaary Dickinson
Movoryce
Jeffries
Jacksonville
Kniguts
Pythias
Champalen
Illinois Watch Factory
Clifden
Geers
Illinois State Fair Beef and Dairy Show Set for Fall Exposition
Supt H B Taylor announces barn space nearly full for the Springfield agriculture exposition September 29 to October 7. More beef entries than ever before and dairy cattle premiums total over 12 0. Illinois leads in dairy cattle and aims to top last year’s world‑record dairy exhibit with top judges and blue ribbons.
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H B. Taylor
Springfield
Supt. J . Hopkins
Dairy Cattle Department
Address Information Bureau at Court House Square for State Fair
The Address Information Bureau of the Commercial Association in Springfield will operate in Court House square during Fair week. No charge for rooms or information.
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Information Bureau
Commercial Association
Springfield
Court House Square
State Fair Horticultural Exhibit Sets Record Year
Superintendent James J. McComb reports the horticultural exhibit will exceed all previous years at the State Fair. The show adds box apples and pears nursery stock insecticides spray tools and best methods of use.
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James J. McComb
Springfield Railroads Offer Round Trip Rate
All railroads entering Springfield set a round trip rate of three cents per mile to the State capital, aiming to simplify travel costs for travelers and commuters alike.
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Springfield
Machinery exhibit questions from Steran writes on display
Superintendent CF Dikd reports on the Steran machinery exhibit with additional questions prepared. The note mentions compiling more details and potential clarification for forthcoming displays.
Ghost Port Bagdad Vanished in 1867 Cyclone Tale
A Matamoros correspondent recalls Bagdad on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande once thriving as a bustling deep water port during the Civil War era. The town drew thieves and adventurers, but a 1867 hurricane and tidal wave wiped it out killing over 2000, leaving little trace beside ruined history.
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Union
Bagdad
Seven Seas
R. M Miller
New Orleans
Matamoras
Miller
Texas
Juan Cortina
West Indies
Mexico
Towin
Editor of Oneonta Gals Journal vents about readers
The editor complains about readers who enjoy the Journal but do not subscribe. He recalls a recent incident where others criticized his paper and expresses mixed feelings about audience loyalty and support.
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Oneonta “Gals
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