Grand Rapids case praises Dean's Kidney Pills evidence
A Grand Rapids man, J. H. White, describes severe pain from gravel and back illness last October. After failing relief from doctors and various remedies, he credits Dean's Kidney Pills with rapid improvement, passing urine and gravel stones within hours and full recovery after six boxes. He urges others to remember the product and buy from Foaster Milburn Co., Buffalo N Y as U S agents.
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Grand Rapids
J. H. White
Hatfley Place
Dean
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Secrets of Success Emphasized Through Historic Maxims
The piece recalls a 1852 Findison river steamer disaster in which Mayor Stephen Allen died, weaving a list of maxims on honesty, thrift, and virtue. It urges earning before spending, avoiding debt, speaking truth, keeping promises, and pursuing steady gain with good manners and work ethic.
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Henry Clay
Findson River
Stephen Allen
New York
Remarkable Prediction Of A Future Pope In 1898
A New York World excerpt recounts Padre Philippo’s prophecy that Cardinal Pocci would become pope and reign twenty years, with Leo XIII later hearing it. The tale links this forecast to reforms and administrative projects under Leo XI, suggesting the prophecy influenced papal decisions and sees if the twenty-year reign would align with 1898.
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Ot 'Oa Field CO
Munn & Fecelws
Eeat
Theiventor
Adtrcap Munn & CO
New York
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Pécel
Vatican
Thors
Rome
Padre Philip
Padre Philippe
Padra Bhi- Uppo
Sim
Piletty
Cardinal Poccl
Contac
Leo XIII
Padre ‘Philippo
Ife
Satolli
Mgr
Sacred College
Hla
Leo XI
New York World
Great Powers and the United States in a skeptical gaze
In a New York Recorder reflection the writer asks if the United States is a Great Power with a capital G and P while recounting global power moves. Britain, France, Germany, and Russia act as strong powers in disputes from Nicaragua to Alsace Lorraine. Japan eyed by China. the piece notes Europe’s past interventions and warns the United States must prove its status or lose influence.
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United
Nicaragua
Japan
Britain
Frances
Germany
Russia
France
Alsace
Lorraine
Poland
Prussia
Austria
Sleswick-Holstein
Denmark
Madagascar
Egypt
Gibbon
Lowell
United States
Spain
Corto
Francs
Hanwaii
Gand P
New York Recordur
The Gypsy Moth Invasion Origins in New England
A forgotten tale explains how gypsy moths reached New England. Professor Trouvelot hoped to cross breed with silkworms to create hardy silk producers. A storm tore the protective netting in Medford about 28 years ago, releasing many moths and causing immense future costs.
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New England
Trouvelot
Harvard
Forbush
Massachusetts
Medford
New York Tribune
Laundress Competition Protest In Paris Palais de Beaux Arts
A laundress competition is organized by the town council to protest sending Paris linen to London for washing. The event takes place at the Palais de Beaux Arts in the Champ de Mars, with Paria potentially competing.
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Paria
Palais de Beaux Arts
Champa de Mars
Paris
London
New York
Unclear Fragment Prompts Partial Verse and Mentions Woodstock
Fragmentary OCR text references Sophocles and a prize of verse. Mentions Woodstock and a tired verse scene with scattered names and phrases. Limited readable facts. no coherent event or date emerges from the fragment.
Hermit Woman of Range Guards Fortified Cabin
Elisabeth Rockwell widow of Hobart Rockwell lives alone in a remote cabin about 160 miles from Salt Lake City and 80 miles from the nearest ranch. For 15 years she has refused visitors, charged travelers 10 cents a drink, and defied bandits and authorities. A recent encounter with would be thieves left one man dead after an attempted secret of her treasure was discovered.
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Gara
Onoyat Range
Salt Lake City
Elizabeth Rockwell
Hotaty ‘Rockwell
Porte Rockivell
Jonding Brigham
Young
Destroying Angels
Giar Neseizo
Lib
Catre
Altho
Eva
Saginaw Courier-E Herald
Cave of Horrors Unearthed Near Quevhulteningo Mexico
A sheep herder found a vast cave near Quevhulteningo along the highway to Acapulco containing over a hundred skulls and bones piled in a large chamber. The remains are linked to past caravan attacks in Guerrero, with no clue yet to the identities. Nearby trees and brush choke the entrance, and stories of vanished parties with cargo persist. Local papers note the eerie discovery amid reports of crime and caution.
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Mealoo
Quevhulteningo
Mexico
Acapulco
Pacific
Guerrero
Anid
St. Lonia Globe-Democrat
Detroit Journal promotes sem weekly edition price
An old advertisement promotes a sem iweekly Detroit Journal edition at 2 per year and touts Castoria and Bacon s Celery King for nerves. A prominent towne man claims his wife recovered from dyspepsia and liver trouble using the product line, urging blood health and urging readers to visit M B Powell as sole agent for trial packages.
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Detroit Journal
M. B. Powell
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