Doan's Kidney Pills Cited In Kidney Pain Cure Claim
A Marshall resident testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills relieving persistent back and kidney pain after years of ineffective remedies. Foster Milburn Co. markets the tablets for 60 cents, urging buyers to remember the Doan's name. The piece also notes a Burns Chronicle critique of Scots language decline.
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Tony
Dean
Marshall
Mr. Win
Moffalo
West Green Street
Page Carriage Mig. Co
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Scotland
D. McNaught
Kilmallins
Kellogg’s Wonder Medicine Promised to Cure Ailments
An advertisement extols Kellogg’s Chanihinn Gil as a universal remedy for rheumatic, kidney, and other pains. It claims rapid relief, life-saving potential, and usefulness for children, urging readers to visit F.G. Seaman & Co for a circular detailing its curative properties.
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F.G. Seaman & Co
Antique Health Tips and Inventions in a Petri Dish of News
A scattered 19th century items column covers home remedies such as using a wet flannel jug for cooling water, a new sleeping bag for German soldiers in China, and praise for Foley’s Kidney Cure. It also notes a luxury private school project funded by Rockefeller and Sloan with daughters listed, plus a recipe for apple tapioca and Burdock Blood Bitters promotion.
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China
Waldersee
John D. Rockefeller
John Sloan
West Fifty-fifth Street
New York
Ethel Rockefeller
Japan's Navy Rises as World Power and Marine Might
An analysis declares Japan the sixth strongest naval power, praising its ships, ordnance, and expert crews. It notes Britain, France, the United States, Germany, and Russia as ahead, yet Russia’s limitations may blunt any edge against Japan. The piece highlights Japan's cruisers, battleships, torpedo boats, and destroyers built domestically or abroad, stressing rapid-fire ordnance and bold naval strategy.
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Japan
Great Britain
France
United States
Germany
Russia
Seamen and Many Excellent Ships In Turbulent Seas
A compact recap notes numerous seamen and a fleet of ships amid brisk maritime activity. The report highlights skilled crews, sturdy vessels, and ongoing trade routes across key harbors. Strong entities include named seamen and several ships contributing to regional commerce.
Japan’s imperial patriotism and the sailor’s pride
The piece extols Japanese soldiers and sailors as loyal, disciplined, and ready to die for the emperor. It notes their stature and quickness, praises their prowess in previous conflicts, and describes education that fosters devotion to the Mikado. It highlights ship names inspired by national heroes and natural wonders, and remarks on Japan’s policy of learning from foreign nations since opening to the world.
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Ching
Japan
Ram
Wien
Girodie Dare
Xo Piso
Kearsarge
Olympia
Oregon
Dowager Empress Frederick Of Germany Described In Obituary
The Dowager Empress Frederick of Germany, eldest child of Queen Victoria, born 1840, long admired for intellect and art. She faced a troubled marriage, supported her husband Fritz toward reform, and influenced German politics while studying governance and socialism. Her days, marked by devotion to family and state, are remembered in a candid obituary portrait.
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Alesandra
Dueen
Engliand
Tsing Uiwrird
Empressrederick
Germany
Friedrich Sief
Prederick
Frederick
Queen Victoria
Prince Consort
Buckingham Palace
Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa
Princess Royal
Aiyust
Avivlaide
Nul Cherefore
William
Arussia
Jug
Victoria
Dever
Fritz
Overea
Bismarck
England
Sould
Reading's New Head George F. Baer Takes Reading Railroad Presidency
George F. Baer, 58, named president of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. A Somerset County native, he led the Somerset Democrat, served in the Civil War, studied law, joined Reading in 1872, and has since chaired boards and allied interests. Known as Reading's leading citizen and a noted corporation lawyer, Baer is also a trustee president at Franklin and Marshall College.
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Sendiig Corporation
Artotney
Fis
George F. Brér
Philadelphia
Reading
The
Baer Ie
Somerset County
Somerset Democrat
Meyer
Chancellorsville
Eigil Life
Baer
Somerset
Merks
Aer
Laor
Ose
Buerlas
United States
Ecueles Ia
Whatell
Pennsylvand
Franklin and Marshall Eillege
Sightless Actress Miss Barter Aims for Stage Debut
Miss Horton Barter of San Francisco, though nearly blind, plans to pursue a stage career with courage and determination. Her faint eyesight remains a lifelong challenge as she trains with magnifiers and perseveres to overcome the handicap and seek distinction in acting.
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Miss Dacter
Horton Barter
San Francisco
Miss Barter
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Y. B. Conklin
Boweraville, O
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Jiack Tars & of
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Ewe
Voigt
Hamburg
Empress Frederick OY Geyman
Phoig
Eepericht
By Gulekunst
Mqadelphia Fronge PF
Gali
Statesman
Smith Premier
Smith Premier Typewriter CO
Griswold St
Detroit, Mich
Marshall Light Company
Peninsular Lead & Color Works, Ltd
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