Swamp Root credited with restoring this patient
A testimonial from Mrs Henry Mumm of Lowell Indiana claims kidney and liver trouble, stomach pain, weight loss, and fatigue were cured by Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root after other remedies failed. She urges others to try the product and send for information and a sample bottle, noting regular and larger bottles are sold at drug stores.
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Pelle
Kilmer
Henry Mumm
Lowell
Ind
Dri Kitmer & Co
Dinnham
Salo
Longevity Anecdotes and Wit in a Senator's Tale
A fragmented reminiscence attributed to Senator Benjamin Tillman recounts an aging colored man named Jem and a humorous exchange about age, a neighbor, and a poker game. The anecdote weaves in dialect, local humor, and sidelights on Southern life and speech patterns.
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Benjamin
Tilman
Jem
South Carolina
Mr. Tillman
Ola
Donna
Detf
Venus of Milo explains skin tone efforts in Harper's Monthly
The Venus of Milo explains she has tried to remove tan lines using a method in Harper's Monthly. She notes she did not use the same technique on a weaker subject and rejoices in avoiding that approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus of Milo
Aif
Harper's Mazar
Equivocal fragment hints at hidden growth and recognition
Fragmentary text hints at a Gladys figure hiding growth and a wag unable to keep something in check. Mentions a swelling solder and depnal cayuinte trouble with an unclear reference to regal gel a He vost at regal gelae in Hanimation and Wiranl lamling.
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Regal Gelae
Lamling Wiranl
Boy and girl in school birthday mystery in Western city
A primary class scene in a graded Western city school unfolds on February 22 as a girl named Margaret timidly answers a birthday question. The teacher prompts students to guess whose birthday is celebrated with surprising self-importance and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bince
Tiis
Margaret
Four special TB care methods in US unions and firms
The piece notes four union or employer funded programs in cities like Albany Timia and Binghamton and Hartford New Britain and South Manchester providing care for consumptives. It also mentions two national sanatoria run by unions the International Typographical Union and the Printing and Allied Trades. Massachusetts and Illinois see large corporations voluntarily supporting consumptives for a limited time.
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United States
Albany
Timiia
Binghamton
WN. C
Hartford
New Britain
Manchester
Conn
International Typograpbicel Union
Asaistante’ Colon
Massachusetts
Tlinois
Labor Asks Recall and Unions Growth Highlight 1911
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, predicts major changes in U S governance toward recall and initiative and declares real representative democracy lacking without such provisions. He denounces what he calls the sanctimonious mob rule and notes AFL membership exceeding 7.78 million, with substantial strike support and growing organizational reach in 1911.
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Atlanta
Samuel Gawpers
American Federation of Labor
United States
Taft
Gompers
Ant Sally
Congress
Civil Service
Department of Labor
I Ty
Nanbury Fatters
Senate
Women Garment Workers
Goldwin Locomotive Works
Grederation
Morrison
Treasury
County Judge Owens Sentences Hogan for Perjury
County Judge Owens jailed J Hogan, proprietor of Hogan's Top Lodging House, for six months on perjury charges. The sentence stems from issuing improper affidavits to election commissioners prior to a judicial election in Oubicago amid alleged poll fraud concerns.
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Chicago
In Geil
Saya Court
Rema
Owens
Award J. Hogan
Hogan's “Top
Hogan
Oubicago
Last Dividend by Oil Trust as It Dissolves
The Standard Oil Company of New York and New Jersey declare final dividends as the trust dissolves under a Supreme Court mandate. New Jersey stock pays 20 per share, equivalent to 6 per share on New York stock. Plan to exchange subsidiary shares for thirty different companies follows the decree. Col. Oliver K. Payne resigns from the board. no successor named. Rumors of retirements by John D. Rockefeller and others denied.
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Standard
New York
New. Jersey
Oi Company of New
Supreme Court
Standard OI
Standard ON Company of
Standard Oi! Company
New Jersey
Metters
Standard Oil Company of
United States Supreme Court
New York Corporation
Standard of Company of New Jersey
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Oliver K. Payne
Hig
John D. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Standard of
Ting
Ulrece
Illinois Legislature Adopts Sine Die Adjournment
Solons of Illinois quit Springfield as the house approves a sine die adjournment resolution and the senate concurs. The governor awaits the state supreme court’s December term decision before a possible special session date is set, with several cases pending that could trigger chaos if the court acts.
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Springfield
General Assembly
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Mlinois
Taft Assailed for Pardon in Idaho Letter
Boise report cites Governor Hawley issuing a signed statement condemning President Taft for pardoning Clarence W. Robert, former Lewiston National Bank clerk. Robert was convicted of embezzlement and sentenced in federal court at Idaho Springs to ten years, but he never began serving.
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Boise
Idaho
Gav
James H. Hawley
Teft
Clarence W. Robert
Lewiston National Bank
Lewiston
Bobnett
Idaho Springs
England’s Quiet Drift Across Narrowly Sized Territory
An oblique note suggests confusion over land demarcation in England with phrases alluding to small tracts and shifting measurement. The fragment mentions面积 and encounters with foreigners, hinting at uncertain boundaries and terminology without clear events or named entities.
Silent Innuendo Sparks Social Tension In Town
Fragmentary dialogue reveals a sharp social critique as two women discuss a third woman’s behavior. One notes how the subject speeds kindness after others, while the other accuses her of implying moral reservations. The exchange hints at public commentary surrounding reputations and memory.
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Miss Cayenne
The Happier Age Notches a Bronze Age Moment
A fragment from a period note hints at a Bronze Age figure who jokes about steel and absolution while a later rejoicing moment hints at timely arrival. The excerpt preserves a local voice with terse, period-tinged phrasing and character focus.
Apicultural Mystery Notes on Bee Queen Authority
A quirky fragment questions bee social structure and leadership with playful phrases about the queen bee and a humorous nod to presidential themes. Names and clear facts are sparse, but the tone hints at a light, improvised discussion of bee organization and leadership.
Coffee Wars Spur Public Health Debate and Postum Emerges
A journal piece criticizes coffee's health effects amid a campaign of education against caffeine. It urges readers to switch to Postum, citing Leech statistics and Brazil’s influence, and notes Postum’s preparation and health claims while inviting factory visits.
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Ty Bon
Boy Scouta
Saecal
Berliuleigh
England
Miggteton
Lowve
Harper’s
Tore Marri
Sprites
Fuser Forbes
Lebanon
Kaneos
Hood
JHE A. Spiegel CO
Milwadaee
Wis
Ain Sous Waldrea
State St
Onemea
Stella
Bella
Howe
Ias
Desler
Perfection Senate
Daxerpaire Arcular
Standard Oil Company
Putnam
London Sphere
James T. Lloyd
Missouri
Lloyd
BO Weil
Sal
G. W. Panlaw
Ocean Grove Beach
Bey
Federation
Arizona
OIL Trust
Standard Company
Ite
Solons OF
Illinois
Yen
Meather
Johnny
Wade Up
Sies
the Journal of Commerce
Coffee Tradec
South
Gov't
Azilian ~ Fae
Yale
Lata
Jaritele
America
Brazil
Teae Bor
Phese
Leech
Java
New Orleans
Posots Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek, Michigan
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