Kidney Pills Relieve Long Standing Trouble Say Sufferer
M C Walker of 933 Grand Ave Connersville Indiana states after ten years of kidney trouble and near Bright's disease he found relief with Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports no recurrence in five years and recalls severe back pain and helplessness before treatment. For sale by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Walker
Grand Ave
Connersville
Ind
Bright
Dean
Doan’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
The Villain Still Pursued Her Melodrama
Pollock cites a melodrama on Fourteenth Street as the busiest and most inconsistent villainy. The plot features railroad-track peril, locked-room fire, a buzz saw, a broken Brooklyn bridge planking flood plunge, and an attempted romance as the fifth act. Success Magazine uses vivid scenes to critique the villain.
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Channing Pollock
Fourteenth Street
Brooklyn
Nellie
Success Magazine
Cure for Severe Skin Disease Praised by Nurse
A nurse from Sheldon Connecticut recounts her year and a half old son suffering with spreading sores that nearly killed him. After trying two physicians, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment cured him in two months with one cake of soap and three boxes of ointment. The nurse urges others to use Cuticura remedies.
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Egbert
Sheldon
Litchfield
Conn
Boy and mother warn about swimming hole dangers
A boy’s mother warns she will scold him if he swims, while another boy cautions that many fellows have drowned in the swimming hole, illustrating fear and encouragement in a family scene.
Waiter Charged Over Turtle Soup Disappointment
Mr Grouch complains the turtle soup lacks flavor, arguing a name does not guarantee contents. The waiter cites Shakespeare and jokes about names, noting dishes reflect their origins like Manchester pudding and a cotton exchange.
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Mr. Grouch
Manchester
Increased Mental Labor with Postum After Coffee
An Illinois woman reports improved kidney and bowel action after switching from coffee to Postum. She notes steadier nerves, reduced despondency, and renewed ability to perform hard mental work with less fatigue. The letter promotes reading The Road to Wellville and asserts testimonials are genuine.
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Wellville
Model fireproof village planned on Long Island rail line
A planned Forest Hills model village by the Russell Sage Foundation Homes Co aims to be the first fireproof U S village. Plans filed with New York City Buildings Dept show a rail station hotel square and multiple family homes with air light access and a central heating plant.
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New York
Long Island Railway
Jamaica
Long Island City
United States
Russell Sage Foundation Homes Company
Russell Sage Foundation
New York City
Opera Chorus Strike Scare Ends With Singers Returning
A Metropolitan Opera chorus threatened to strike during a Pittsburgh Il Trovatore matinee three years ago as the company headed east to disband for the summer. Manager Ernest Goerlitz confronted the chorus, taunting them to sing or walk to New York and swim to Europe, after which the chorus began singing again.
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Metropolitan
Nixon
Pittsburg
Europe
Ernest Goerlitz
Conried
Il Trovatore
Goerlitz
New York
No, a good man and bad company discussed by a son
A child asks if a good man becomes bad by association and if a bad man becomes good by friendship. The dialogue, attributed to Life and Punch, reflects on moral influence and the saying that character is judged by companions. It observes how waiting brings unforeseen visitors like poverty and aging.
Rulers Receive Vast Daily Mail in Historical Ledger
A Paris contempor ary notes sovereigns' mail volumes with the Pope handling about 23 000 letters monthly and 35 secretaries, the U S president roughly 1 000 letters daily, the Kaiser about 4 000, and President Fallieres even fewer with scarce papers.
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United States
King
Italy
Spain
Wilhelmina
Fallieres
Easy Marks In City Wagons Told By Uncle Silas
Uncle Silas Geehaw jokes about city slickers and rubes while recounting a tale of a marksman selling fake ice formed as bricks. Daddy Squash neck questions Silas as the crowd riffs on the ruse and the chumps who bought the fake.
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Silas Geehaw
Silas
Old Daddy Squashneck
Uncle Silas
Cheap California excursion offered by Porter Land Co.
On Thursday December 8 James Porter of Porter Land Co will take a train load to the Early Fruit Lands of Kern County California. The trip promises balmy climate thrifty neighbors and fruit farms yielding 500 to 1000 dollars per acre yearly. Write for the booklet Marly Fruit Lands or arrange a farm hold for three months.
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California
James Porter
Porter Land Co
Kern County
San Joaquin Valley
Marly Fruit Lands
Marquette Bldg
Chicago
Ilinois
Indignant Caller Debates Diamond Theft Allegations
A letter exchange with the editor notes the man charged with entering a home as the alleged diamond thief. The caller insists there were no alleged diamonds on the premises, only genuine stones, prompting a sharp editorial response.
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I. C
Boston Evening Transcript
Resinol Clears Baby's Skin in Three Weeks
A mother from Sunbury PA recounts trying three physicians and various ointments for her baby's eczema. After using Resinol Soap and Ointment she notes a marked improvement in three weeks, claiming the cure surpassed four months of other remedies.
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Clemmer
Sunbury
Americans Debate Pie Meat Content in London Exchange
A London man proclaims that a true pie must contain meat while an American counters that beef packers force economies. The brief exchange highlights differing culinary expectations and economic pressures shaping what Americans eat.
Important to Mothers Examine Castoria Bottles Carefully
Notice urges mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria for the signature of Cleargy and to rely on the product used for over fifty years. The warning emphasizes the safe and trusted remedy for infants and children.
Wanted 'em Back Barber Banter in a Chair
A comic exchange unfolds with a barber offering hair restorer and the man in the chair confirming it will restore the hairs rubbed off. The dialogue captures a light moment in a storefront setting.
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Lacreca Av Sm
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A promotional notice touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless digestant that digests a heavy meal in minutes and relieves sour, gas, and upset stomachs. It claims rapid relief within five minutes after use and urges readers to purchase a sixty cent case from local druggists for family use. It also mentions a relate line about a man driven by a desire for revenge.
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Manhattan
Pape
Many Heroes In Novels Could Not Earn a Living
The line hints that numerous fictional heroes fail to make an income in real life, contrasting literary prestige with practical finance and highlighting the gap between idealized virtue and economic reality.
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Lydia FE
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Sarah Leighton
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Rela Rane
Iany
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
W. L. Douglas
Wyatt Boys
W. L.joupins
America
U.S
Dougian Kliges
Douglar
Spark SC
Mrockton
Mass
Standard Oil Company
Standard of Company (Incorporated
Incorporated
Florida
I Moody
Landa
T Bunnell Development CO
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Add
Jd. Py Jones
Wichita Falle
Texas
L. A. Pitts
Sexua Lands
Pitts Land & Developing CO
Ouston
Tex
Roosevelt
Felena Vigh
Charles Scribner's Sons
Fife Aves
E. M. Bickeen
Resiner St
Indianapolis
Monticello
Arkansas
Monticello Bank & Trust CO
Colorado
Paraiso
Arkansas Valley
Pueblo
Rocky Ford
Fowler
Sugar City
Ordway
Santa Fe
Missouri Prairie
Rite For Literature
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Fusbto
Aripeka Saw Mills
Tampa
Flas
Reo
Bookiet Irne
Milo K
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Evns & CO
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Mlinaine
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