Doan's Kidney Pills Endorean by Aurora Man
Retired farmer John J. Scharschug of 474 Concord St. Aurora Illinois reports three years of relief from backache and kidney issues after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He praises the remedy as still effective with no recurrence and urges others to try the medicine via a free trial offer from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Bright
Dean
John J. Scharschug
Concord St
Aurora
Ill
Doan
Scharschug
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Endings and Notes from a Fragmented Ledger
Rome attracted 954000 visitors in the first half of the year. Trial by jury in Britain traces to Ethelred I. Leeds factory girls wear fashionable work attire on cycles. Only five yellow fever outbreaks in English ports last century. The pearl’s skinning and milky color are noted. Newfoundland cod depart for two months, December and January. Of 93 emperors, 62 were murdered or died suspiciously. Mackerel migrate northward from the middle Atlantic in spring.
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Rome
Britain
Ethelred I
Leeds
England
English
Great Bank of Newfoundland
Roman Empire
Middle Atlantic
Allison on Tariff and Trusts in Iowa Campaign
Senator William B Allison spoke at Mason City Iowa on October 9 about tariffs and trusts. He defended protection as pro prosperity, opposed general tariff revision now, urged reciprocity, and warned Democratic calls for tariff removal would hurt industry and revenue.
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Mason City
William B. Allison
Iowa tariff plank voiced by Gov Cummins at Marquette club
Gov. Albers B. Cummins of Iowa extols the Republican tariff platform, defense of protection for home industries, and calls for tariff modifications and reciprocity as industrial progress demands. He links Iowa stance to Blaine and McKinley and rejects unconditional reciprocity.
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Marquette Club
Chicago
Albers B. Cummins
Iowa
Republican’ Party
United States
Republic
Republican Party
McKinley
Senate of the
Blaine
Shaw Praises Tariff During New England Swing
Secretary Shaw spoke to a New Haven audience on October 9 praising tariff protection. He argued drawbacks favor manufacturers and exporters, citing per capita import data from 1800 to 1902 and contrasting free trade with protection while referencing Col. Bryan and Tom Johnson.
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Shaw
New England
New Haven
Conn
Republican Party
Treasury
Smith
South America
Jones Jones
Col. Bryan
Tom Johnson
Congress
Cleveland
Wheat Stem Maggot Threat Requires Rotation and Fungus
The wheat stem maggot or wheat bulb worm is a serious pest in some regions. It attacks winter and spring wheat in successive broods, with the second brood causing major damage. Prevention relies on crop rotation and avoiding continuous wheat, while a fungous disease offers some control.
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Iowa
Restaurant Requisites Spark Investor Curiosity
A mock dialogue about opening a new cheap restaurant reveals exaggerated prep flaws and comic misstatements. The exchange mocks kitchen shortcuts as the crew rushes to display signs while jokes about health remedies and everyday products pepper the ad-like text.
Paint Your Farm Buildings To Improve Value And Style
A rural essay urges frequent painting of barns and houses as a sign of thrift and good management. It stresses affordable good paint and durable brushes, noting fall provides ideal weather for exterior work to cure over winter.
Wholesale Chicken Picking Methods Described
The article explains catching chickens with a hook and a knife to the brain for instant death. It notes workers can process about 125 chickens daily and describes uses for the feathers including fertilizer, featherbone whips, and pillowfill.
Oats Better Than Corn For Egg Production In Poultry
A Rural World article advises that corn alone yields fat but not eggs. oats supply more protein and support egg formation. Neither grain should be fed alone. a mix of one part corn to two parts oats ground together, with occasional green matter like clover or cabbage, provides a balanced ration.
The Humorous Hyenchman and the Moist Room Tale
A chronic grumbler famed for complaint becomes ill with inflammatory rheumatism. His devoted wife nurses him as tears mark his bedside. A visiting friend, hearing the wry response, reports the culprit for his ailment humidity and his wife’s tears transforming the room into a moist setting.
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Prise
Detroit
The Moon Family’s Remarkable Recovery Case
New Providence Iowa October 13 The three year old Helen Moon was diagnosed with dropsy and given up by doctors. After Dodd's Kidney Pills she improved rapidly and is now healthy with no signs of dropsy. Doctors express astonishment at the unexpected cure.
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New Providence
Helen Moon
V. Moon
Dodd
Miss Kate Brown Praises Peruna Cure in Testimonial
A Kansas recording secretary writes from Kansas City about a seven year cold leading to kidney bladder and digestive troubles that improved after nine months on Peruna. She credits health restoration to the remedy and sends blessings for its continued use. The note invites others to seek Dr Hartman’s free advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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Kate Brown
Association of Kansas
Seventh St
Kansas City
Kan
Tfelben
de Tlartiman
Dr. Hartman
Harlman Sanitaarium
Columbus
Recognized Resemblance Hairdo Quip In City Tale
A city youth adopts a modern fringe method while his father insists on a side part. An old friend notes the resemblance between father and son, prompting a wry exchange. The piece closes with a series of quotations from Cecil Whaster and the Chicago Daily News.
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Churches
Chicago Chronicle
Cecil Whaster
Shelley
Chicago
Miner Quip Highlights Union Strife Echoes
A playful exchange between a striker and a non-union miner surfaces in Philadelphia Presa. The miner jokes he was not in the vein for coal, reflecting labor tensions and workplace humor during disputed mining era.
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Philadelphia Presa
The Man of Importance Biography Joke
A humorous sketch notes a grave man who berates others with his seriousness, inviting smiles as his pretensions are described. It satirizes self-importance and the idea that the world centers on one person. An ad then promotes Dean's Ointment for itching piles with instant relief at 50 cents.
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Anon
N. Y
Dean
Watermelon Confusion Cited By Health Warnings
In a domestic vignette Mr Keerful asks about a dish on his plate. Mrs Keerful explains health authorities advised boiling all water, and the item on the plate is the watermelon bought for dessert.
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Mr. Keerful
Mra. Keerful
Baltimore American
Early Warning on Lung Disease From Cold Grip
A brief medical note warns it may be too late to cure a cold once consumption has seized the lungs. It promotes Nike Dr. Woods Norway ham syrup as a remedy while time allows.
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Nike
Our officials and duty in a Chicago air castle
A distorted passage notes an assertive claim that officials must perform their duty while customs officers are exempt from certain duties. The fragment references a city or town setting with a quoted line about expectations and a distant remark about air castles.
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Gook County
Montgomery Ward & CO
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Sawyer
Trade Ark
Allison
House
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Wales
Standard Oil Trust
Russia
Europe
Democratic Party
Democrats
Indirec
Conent
Gov. Cummins
Newarleens
Scott
Chicago Daily News
Tate
Pike
Burdock
Buckminister
Putnam
Franklin
Peruna
Meavon
Owen
Tinele Sam
Queveland
Alain Deuler
Amair Castle
Sant FrancisCal
Louisville
See
New York NY
Lyon Manufacturing Co
South St. St
Brooklyn
Horse Doctors
Liniment
Anakesis
Uribine Building
New York
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