Ten Years of Pain Cure Claim by Mrs Emmerich
Mrs Margaret Emmerich of Canton Ohio says ten years of kidney trouble left her unable to do housework and with back pain and vision issues. She credits Deans Kidney Pills with relief and ultimate cure, noting doctors offered no help. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Burn Co Buffalo N Y mil ion.
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Margaret Emmerich
Cinton &J
Napoleon, O
Dean
Burn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Washington son proves truth by daring challenge
Fragmentary passage shows a father teasing his son about honesty and a test of truth. It references a widow and a hypothetical reward, attributed to the New York Times.
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TRE de Washington
N. Y
Fragmented 19th Century Notice Stream
Fragmented OCR text includes a claim from F J SieNEY Co and a notary seal with a Cure for catarrh. It mentions a senior partner and a note promising one dollar per cured case. Also references a Toledo drug firm and an Alpine avalanche in 1827 near Biel killing about ninety people.
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Spateof
Crry
Lorevo
Kneas County
Rk Cheney
Caih
F. J. Sieney & Co
Diedo
J. Cnever
Ali
Biel
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Endorsed by Physicians
Dr Fyfe of the Auditorial Medical Society cites Helonias Diolca and Unicorn root as core ingredients in Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. He notes these substances address uterine and reproductive system disorders alongside digestive issues, claiming tonic effects and general restorative benefits. Golden Seal root is also highlighted as a key component aiding catarrhal conditions and overall vitality.
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Pierce
John Fyfe
Fyfe
Finley Ellingwood
M Ben Medical College
Chicago
Cincinn
M. D
Jefferson
Isree
Phonograph Confusion Quiets Hotel Martha Washington Scene
In New York Day by Day a late night intrusion at the Martha Washington hotel causes alarm among guests. A foreign sounding voice speaks French phrases from a phonograph and a house detective investigates a bedroom to find a resident claiming to study French via the device. The hallway disperses after the incident.
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Martha Washington
Runaway Louis Goldman Captured After Toy Pistol Heist
Louis Goldman aged 15 fled home days ago with a Fourth of July toy pistol and yellowed novels. He rented a room for four dollars from Leon Weinroch and returned for his money triggering the pistol scare. Police pursued him to a roof top and water tank siege before outflanking and arresting him with the toy pistol.
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Louis Goldman
Leon Weinroch
Weinroch
Louis
Dr Dalrymple Reports Drunken Man Beside Pig In Saloon Window
Dr Dalrymple complained of public decency after seeing an intoxicated man sleeping beside a live pig in a saloon window. Detectives arrested John Reig. Justice Van Auken vows to identify who placed Reid there and punish the culprit. Reid recalls only a wager to lie beside the pig.
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Versong
Justice van Auken
Reid
Thanksgiving Turkey Feast Overflows City and Island Plates
The Greater New York area consumed about one million pounds of turkey at a cost of 25 to 30 cents per pound. Over seven thousand municipality charges dined on turkey under Charities supervision. Blackwell's Island served 2600 men and women, plus a bountiful stew. Metropolitan Hospital fed 2000 patients and 300 staff. No religious services were held this year.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Department of Charities
Blackwell's Island
Metropolitan Hospital
Ragamuffin Parade Permits Drop in Borough
The borough issued 12 permits for ragamuffin parades on Thanksgiving Day, far fewer than in past years when 100 or more were common. Patrolman Frederick Kremmerbein recalls the decline from four or five years ago. Additionally, Henry Jimmerson of Stamford Conn. reportedly swallowed a silver half dollar and a dose of laudanum, with Dr. Biggs at Stamford Hospital providing care.
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Frederick Kremmerbein
Bureau of Information
Henry Jimmerson
Stamford
Conn
Dr. Biggs
Stamford Hospital
Notes on World Ribbons and Superstitions
Articles discuss Basel Switzerland ribbon makers wealth India per capita money Abyssinia Caw race Lyme Regs landslips superstition in English villages about brides avoiding seeing wedding rings until the altar. The Kodo! in the Paterete at the n ame.
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Basel
sWitzerland
India
Abyssinia
Lyme Regs
England
Dun and Co sees 1906 demand surpassing 1905 records
The weekly review reports yearly gains in agricultural and mercantile activity, with orders extending into next year. Iron and steel remain at peak output though shipping is hindered by delivery delays. Cotton prices rise, spurring mill demand. hides and leather stay quiet amid overbought markets. Commercial failures for November total 6,809,901 dollars, with most in manufacturing and trading.
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Dun & Co
Ing
Forvant Buthess
Iron &M
United States
Grain and live stock prices across New York and Chicago markets
The report shows wheat, corn, oats, rye, butter, cheese, and eggs prices and receipts in Baltimore New York Philadelphia and Chicago. It notes futures and spot values for No 2 red wheat and various corn grades, along with cattle hogs sheep and lamb prices and recent trade activity.
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Baltimore
New York
Duluth
C. i. F. Buffalo
Ec. i. F
Buffalo
C i. F. Buffalo
F. B
West
Philadelphia
Sthee& Price
Worth Remembering summary of early 20th century items
In England doctors incomes fallen by about 25 percent over three years. Chinese demand rises for cigars and cigarettes. Europe’s beet sugar crop for 1906 is estimated at 6.472 million metric tons. Over 120 India rubber manufacturers operate in the United States employing more than 15,000 people. Roumanian authorities order every cyclist off the roads.
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Europe
India
United States
Rouman Ms
Vicarious Revenge in a Gymnastic Tale
The piece recalls a boxing instructor with a military past who trained a reluctant pupil for ten lessons. A nefarious acquaintance aimed to beat a rival, sending the plan to the teacher instead. The Neosho Democrat recalls a local man known for rough habits and gunplay, who died by gunfire after a life of violent mischief.
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Billy
Montclair Sculptor Ball Finishes 52 Year Painting
After fifty three years Thomas Ball of Montclair New Jersey completes a four and a half by five and a half foot canvas began in Boston in 1853. The life of Christ scene took 52 years with only one square foot done early on. Ball, 87, has many public statues including Daniel in Central Park New York.
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Thomas Ball
Montclair
N. J
Boston
Ball
Statute of
Daniel
Central Park
N. Y. American
Redeeming Waste Land in Portugal's South
Energetic men in Serpa district join with municipal authorities to cultivate 100000 acres in 15 acre allotments at nominal rent and ten years free of local rates. A diverse group of settlers, including carpenters masons doctors chemists barbers seamstresses and beggars, have taken possession of the tenements.
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Portugal
Serpa
Terrible Itching Scalp Brought Cure by Cuticura
A testimonial from Wm. H. Gray of Philadelphia dated August 2, 1905 credits Cuticura remedies with curing prolonged scalp itching and eczema after unsuccessful medical treatment. He describes six months of care in Erie and multiple baths and products. The piece ends with a blunted closing remark.
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Cuticura
Hades
Erie
Wm. H. Gray
Mt. Vernon St
Philadelphia
Brandreth's Pills Promoted for Everyday Health
Advertises Brandreth's Pills as a century old vegetable laxative tonic suitable for all ages including children. Claims they cleanse the stomach and bowels stimulate kidneys and liver purify the blood and are sold plain or sugar coated worldwide.
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Mrandreth
Brandreth
Midshipmen Uniform in 1776 Revealed in Naval Pay and Dress
The piece notes midshipmen were paid 12 dollars monthly since 1773, a fixed rate unlike other officers. It describes the first continental uniform of 1776 with blue lapeled coat and red and blue trim, blue breeches, and red waistcoat, suggesting dramatic naval style during the Revolution. It references Philadelphia regulations and the Marine Committee of 1776 and hints at public fascination.
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Furtner
Marine Committee
Philadelphia
Strneale
Woman Engineer Norah Blatch joins Catskill water project
Miss Norah Stanton Blatch daughter of Harriet Stanton Blatch and granddaughter of Elizabeth Cady Stanton becomes a civil engineer on the citys Catskill water system in charge of a 161000000 project. She is the first woman admitted to the American Society of Civil Engineers and emphasizes intellectual equality.
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Norah Stanton Blatch
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Catskill
Miss Blatch
Cornell
Cayuga Lake
American Society of Civil Engineers
Harriet Stanton Blatch
New York
Boston Advertiser
Ohio man marries four women as a joke
A Chicago News snippet reports an Ohio man married four women merely for a joke. The remark indicates he evidently had no sense of any kind and draws puzzled reaction.
New Year's Calls and Postum Favor in A New Year
A 25 year look at New Year's calls notes a decline in alcohol use and chivalry while praising benevolent hospitality. A Staten Island doctor and his daughter promote Postum as a wholesome beverage for guests during Christmas and New Year celebrations.
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Staten Island
Psks
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Fox Tatiana
Turkey
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Vicarious Revenge
California Fig Syrup Co
Putnam
Bette
Colon Munroe
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Philadelphia Ledger
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Atmata
Elronice
ST. Jacobs Oil
Japan
Standard Oil
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