Timely investigation of Warner's cure for Bright's disease
The Chicago Tribune reports a wave of kidney and liver disease cases, highlighting Dr Charles Craig's claimed cure using Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. Testimonies from Mr Samuel Cleland, Mrs Brown, Mr Robinson, Mr Gibson, and others describe dramatic improvements, with various residents and professionals attributing recovery to the remedy.
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Chicago Tribune
Sr. J F Armour
Bright
Charles Craig
Metropolitan Scientific Association
Cran
Jevne
Madison Street
Chicago
Tecan
West Division
Halster
Washington Streets
A. Brown
Mr Brown
Lee
San Francisco
Warner
Laturop
T T Oliver
Cottage Grove Avenue
Mio
Brown
Warners
St John
Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Campa
HO Robinson
East
New York City
Robinson Grew
Bugkim
Robinson
J P Woodbury
McVicker'’s Theater
James T Gibson
Gibson
Ig Post
Amer
Joh McVicker
Gyson
Franklin Mieveagh
Wabash Avenue
Lake Street
A. M. Rangon
H. Saunders
Ohio Street
Warnet
Or Wier Lakestreet
Fy Prs Fealdsa
Feago
Vary Schunck
Kreyenson & Co
Eee
der Drughouse
Dearborn
Anon
Canning Butter Trials and Farmhouse Tips Highlight Winter Prep
The piece notes New York State trials in butter canning with unsalted cream paid to farmers, salt adjusted at the factory, and cans sealed to exclude air. It also shares preserving recipes for tomatoes, marmalades, and a coffee cake, plus guidance on cistern water, pig paralysis treatments, clover sod benefits, and a humorous portrait of newsroom life.
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Farmers’ National Bank
New York State
New York
Pins and compost in a late 19th century glance
The article reports astonishing global pin production figures and per capita usage, noting Birmingham and London outputs, and compares European and American daily and yearly totals. It also discusses pin loss rates and the vast scope of the world’s population affected. It closes with guidance on making and using compost heaps in home gardens, emphasizing practical mass fermentation and winter storage of materials.
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Jim
Arden
Gernantown Tech
Iron Wedding in Schnermende Celebrates 65 Years
An elderly couple in Schnermende near the Baltic commemorates an iron wedding marking sixty five years of marriage. Emperor William sent sixty marks and municipal authorities another sum. Herr Holz, once a pilot, had his pension doubled by the Emperor to thirty seven and a half marks monthly, while he could read the imperial letter without spectacles despite being blind in one eye.
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Birmingham
London
Dublin
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Holland
Germany
Europe
United State
United States
Schnermende
Baltic
William
Paerrholz
Herrholz
Curious antique practice of packing fruit in baskets
The article notes an old practice of placing the choicest strawberries at the top and the spoiled ones underneath, calling it an honorable antiquity and citing a quip about Queen Baws three centuries ago. The discussion extends to ministers and a garbled quotation.
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