Awful Tale of Suffering From Kidney Trouble
Alfred J O'Brien recalls nine months in the Baltimore Marine Hospital and three more in Omaha’s St Joseph’s Hospital. After using Dean’s Kidney Pills he reports back pain relief and a complete cure. The testimonial notes Dean’s Kidney Pills are sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J O'Brien
Second St. Stering
Cole
Baltmore Marine Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Omaha
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Real Wise Boy and Other Oddities From A Page
A collage of short quips and anecdotes. Included are William Faversham on flattery's weight with women, Denmark's tuberculosis sanatoria funding and bed ratios, tales of William Windle and Judge Vindictive Cass, a child’s remark on age, and a Ham Actors gag about a meat strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Faversham
New York
Chigwell Grammar School
Wille
Solomon
Denmark
United States
Postum claims rosy color from coffee alternative beverage
Letter extols Postum as a healthful drink curing nervousness and ringing in the ears caused by coffee. It cites improved color, red blood appearance, and advises simmering time. Ends with a plug for a magazine offer and the slogan There’s a Reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Welville
Threat Letter From Black Hand Targets Anna Merchant
Illinois brief reports threats to LF Brieg of Anna aiming to force lower prices, signed Black Hand. Separately, Deneen seeks Ohio return of Dinsmore on falsifying bills, with legal action continuing. Other items note railroad expansion, epidemics at Anna asylum, a fatal wreck in Galesburg, and a post office safe dynamiting at Cissna Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
LF Brieg
Post Office Department
Bliss
Hiss
Deneen
Springfield
Ohio
B Winsmore
Guy Deneen
Dinsmore
Dins- Tiere
Clunitus
A Curious Slice of Early 20th Century Snippets
A collage of short items on home decor trends with wallpaper and paint, playful vignettes about domestic life, ads for Castoria and Murine eye remedies, small jokes, and brief quotes from a bygone era reflecting consumer culture and daily humor.
Parmera Advised to Eat More Oatmeal by Quaker
The article urges Parmera to eat more oatmeal highlighting Farm and stock feeding logic. It asserts farmers overlook human food values at home while feeding stock with Quaker Oats praised as best for muscle and brain and for increasing work output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmera
Europe
Western Canada trade and farming outlook described
Western Canada shows strong grain prices and expanding seeding as farmers prepare for a larger crop area. Reports note widespread field work, night plowing by large outfits, and optimism about demand for wheat and other grains amid rapid development across the plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Esperady
Bethbridge
Alberta
Dave
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Willie
Veedor
Gov Pennypacker
William Windle
Point Breeze
Jackson
Cass
Mr Jones
Jones
News OF Illinois
New Co& Railway
Marion Railroad Company
Southern
Marion
Johnston City
Williamson County
Inaane
Inkane
Divno Sonuthern
Thebes
Springfeld
Harrisburg
Joseph Matthews
Wellaton
Galesburg
John Lodine
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Toth
Bloomington
Harris
Spring Lake
Asylum Anna
Nota Southern H Hospital For the
Quincy
Symphorian Forstman
St. Anthony's Church
Antonius
Adams County
Germany
Litchfield
Lena Hackbarth
Cedar Milla
Minnie Luthens
Jacksonville
Pisgah
Calhoun & Curry
Rio
Donald Fritz
Rilo
Canton
Parlin & Orendorf Plow
Farmer
Carmi
George Wheeler
Herman Parker
R O
Cissna Park
Chicago
Mean
Costa Monry
Martanta
Louisvile Courier-Journal
Ned
Marine Eye Remedy
Murine
Marine Eye Remedy Co
John
Waterman
Lewis
Western
F. C. Ines
Philadelphia
Patience
Patrice
Yonkera Statesman
Eva
Senna
Ted Dases Chidron
Alabastine Co
Grand Rapids, Mich
Lildag
Reed
Medford
Khoynton
Rune
COE
Sporting Goods
R. J. Leacock Sporting Goods Co
Pine Street
St. Louis
Miasour
Nia
BK. R. Owkm
Washlegien
D, C
Western Canada
Denecon
Citteete
Rabaomp Ices Helene
Norte Boek Bt
Putnam
Nineapar
Chicago Record-Herald
Davif
Sidney Lanier
Gabotee
Ray Haire
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