Backache Warns of Dying Kidneys and Treatments
An old medical promotion touts Dr Derby's Kidney Pills as a universal remedy for kidney disease in a Michigan distribution. It links backache to kidney failure, claims pills cleanse the blood, and asserts success in trials with testimonials and a price of 35 and 60 cents plus free samples from Derby Medicine Co, Eaton Rapids, Michigan.
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Michigan
Isata Peale
Derby
Mieka
Sorbyre
Stevenson
Washington
Darby
Derby Meilicing Co
Euton Rapids
Where It Belonged Silent Fragmentary Exchange
A brief, fragmented exchange quotes mismatched phrases about fate and garments, attributed to a London editor. The garbled wording hints at a cryptic notice or literary snippet with unclear context and ruined phrasing. No identifiable persons or events are clearly discerned.
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London
Swasticka pol a mining camp grows with crowds
Three thousand people and thirty mules occupy the new Swasticka pol a mining camp north of the Cobttt sliver area. Dr Merce's Pollots, a small sugar coated wa, tout invigor vacomineh for liver and bowels. The narrator notes it is fine to help others but not to neglect self care.
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Swasticka Pola
Cobttt
Merce
Change in Woman's Life
A Graniteville reader credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health during the change of life. The letter claims dramatic benefits and urges other women to seek the remedy, praising its long track record and Mrs. Pinkham's free, helpful advice.
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Graniteville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkhan
Barclay
Pinkhaw
Law Rules Sunday Pay for Wisconsin Legislators
Wisconsin Attorney General Bancroft ruled legislative employees are not entitled to pay for Sundays. The law covers eighty-four regular employees plus some committee staff, totaling per diem claims that would cost about eight to ten thousand dollars per biannual period. Audits by Secretary Frear and Deputy AG Russell Jackson supported the ruling, while prior practice had allowed Sunday compensation.
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Madison
Bancroft
Sri Jaya
Nere
Insurance Investigating Committees
Russell Jackson
Br. Jackson
Wisconsin veterinary group opposes tuberculin test repeal
The Wisconsin State Veterinary Society voted against repealing the tuberculin test law at its Milwaukee convention. It condemned those instrumental in repeal and protested state actions letting agriculture students conduct the test. It urged deprivation of license for any veterinarian who falsified a test report.
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Co-Operative Society
Farmers’ Co-Operative Association
Wisconsin
Benoit
Ag Nocn
Wisconsin State Veterinary Society
Milwaukes
Students of Agriculture
Frozen Beets May Be Poisonous To Stock
Wisconsin agriculture researchers warn that frozen beets thawed before feeding may pose a dangerous hazard to livestock. The thawing process can create a poisonous substance in the beets that damages heart function, while unfrozen beets remain a good feed for cattle and hogs.
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Collagen of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Godden
Battle at Hankow Ends Indecisive After Heavy Losses
In Hankow on Oct 19 about 1 400 soldiers and rebels were killed or wounded in a fierce clash near the river. Imperial troops and revolutionaries exchanged bayonet charges as Chinese warships engaged, with Chinese gunboats damaged and foreign vessels landing troops at Wu Chang to protect concessions. The battle, though intense, ended without a clear victor.
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Hankow
Florca
Eldes
Han River
Wu Chong
Admiral Sah
Wa Chang
Sah
Conceasone
Wu Chang
Alfred L. Winslop
Huang Chow
Halag Kan
Funeral of Justice John Marshall Harlan in Washington
Brief funeral services were held at the Harlan residence in Columbia Heights followed by a public service at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. Honorary pallbearers included Supreme Court members. attendance drew cabinet members, the Interstate Commerce Commission, judges, Garfield Hospital directors, and George Washington University Law School faculty.
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John Marshall Harlan
Supreme Court of the United States
Fiarlan
Columbia Heights
New York Avenue Presbyteria
Aer Jan
Supreme Court
Cabinet
Interstate Commerce Commission
Garfield Hospital
George Washington University Law School
Justice Harlan
Army ration changes cut chicken and boost hardtack cost
Washington reports new army food rules through Commissary General Henry G. Sharpe. Chicken eliminated from menus, turkey limited to Thanksgiving and Christmas, replaced by hardtack and other staples. The changes save money but raise per day feeding costs by about 46 cents versus domestic stations, with Alaska showing higher overall expenses.
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Washington
Strcken
Henry G. Sharpe
United States
Alaska
State Briefs On Arson Floods And Local Incidents
State news items report Abe Krueger and Philip Levi charged with arson in a wholesale horse burn to claim insurance from railroads, tied to a 1910 Me nowonts Junction blaze. Black River Falls residents save their city from a flood crest at the dam, while Elkhorn narrowly avoids a crash near the depot. Additional notes include a Florence county clerk’s death by apparent suicide, a Belot missing man returning from Italy, and a landmark birthday honor for veteran James Rappe. The column also covers a diamond necklace recovered in Madison, a sexual assault case in South Madison, a not guilty verdict for a Juneau murder suspect, and medical updates on Ashland surgeons and a planned new trial for John Buregu ard.
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Menominee
Abe Krueger
Philip Levi
Chicago
Menowonts Junction
J. E. Florin
State Era Marshal's Department
Portel
Fiorin
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted by Mrs Le Warrick
A testimonial from Mrs J Le Warrick of Lebanon Ohio touts Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney weakness. She describes severe pain and fatigue before, claims relief within six weeks, and urges readers to remember the product name.
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Ko Bach
Dean
Ad & Tagt Resort
Doan's
Foster Milburm Coy
Buffalo
Rich Heirloom Betrothal Rumor In Old City
A young woman pleads to her stern father about a suitor’s wealth. The father retorts that the man cannot have more than two million nine thousand ninety nine dollars in his name, casting doubt on the match. The dialogue reflects social tensions over money and status in a melodramatic setting.
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Mere Bagatelle
Phrase about seeking to duck issue by saying too intense
Fragmentary remark suggesting someone avoids responsibility by claiming intensity. The line hints at gendered behavior and deflection without concrete facts or context. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are present.
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G. K
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