Doan’s Kidney Pills Prove Permanent Benefit
Mt. Sterling resident Mrs. N. Trimble confirms a 1908 testimonial praising Doan’s Kidney Pills for weak kidneys. She describes prior symptoms including irregular kidney action, back pain, nervous spells, poor sleep, and fatigue, and credits the remedies with lasting relief after continued use. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents.
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Duerson
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Suttons Promote Finest Furnishings in Town
The best that's made in furniture carpets and rugs from W. A. Sutton & Son highlights quality goods and local craftsmanship offered by the store.
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W. A. Sutton & Son
Some Effects of Parcels Post on Rural Services
A discussion on parcels post highlights benefits to farmers and consumers through direct farm sales, lower prices, and fresher produce. It predicts improved roads, modern country stores, expanded post delivery, and new banking conveniences to support cooperative finance for farmers and workers.
Local Ad Lures with Real Estate and Remedies
An old advertisement extols Clay Mckee & Sons offering buy sell and rent real estate loans insurance bonds and investments plus autos from Waite Motor Car. It also promotes a household remedy Dr Thomas’s Electric Oil claiming cures for infant croup cuts bruises sore throat and lameness with various family testimonials.
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Waite
Willie
Mamma
Grandma
Dr. Thomas
For Sale Spring Wagon in Good Condition
Courteous treatment and prompt delivery promised by E. Kelly & Co. For sale a spring wagon in good condition. Apply to Litt. M. R. Hainline.
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E. Kelly &Co
M. R. Hainline
Dancing Across Bavaria A Village Barn Scene
The excerpt recalls a Bavarian village dance in a crowded barn lit by candles. Peasant couples walk barefoot in clean boots, dancing with village girls while English visitors watch. The band offers the “buy the floor” option for a sixpence or shilling, and two Englishmen waltz with the granddaughters of the hosts.
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Bavaria
Germany
Alfred Sidgwick
DRAW YOUR OWN CONCLUSION ABOUT A BENEDICT
A Washington Metropolitan club tale recalls a groom who moved away and a morning routine with a letter. An observer notes the husband asking permission to open mail, sparking quips about his marriage. The anecdote appears in Lippincott's.
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Metropolitan Club
Washington
Benedict
Lippincott’s
Varieties of Eels and Their Gender Roles
The New York Press outlines two eel varieties, the broad nosed eel as male and the sharp nosed eel as female, noting they belong to the same family. It describes millions of young eels leaving mid ocean and wriggling up rivers, appearing glassy and four inches long at sea and feeding once near shore.
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Midocean
New York Press
More on the Bread Question and Digestibility
The author argues coarse breads, though harder to digest, provide greater nourishment. When weighed, coarser foods appear to offer more nutrition despite digestion concerns.
The Collection Fun Dialogue on Fishing Trips
In a playful exchange, the speaker reflects on a recent fishing trip and jokes about catching the last train a severe cold and a lecture from his wife. The vignette mirrors amateur angler humor with a domestic twist.
Worry Over Delay Strains Meeting at Local Hall
A tense exchange unfolds as a man frets about his wife's late arrival to a planned meeting, insisting he tried to avoid worry while his partner’s absence stretches past ninety minutes. A nearby observer notes the couple’s dispute and the mounting concern.
Cobwigger and Freddie-Say clash over curiosity
Cobwigger refuses a budding Freddie-Say bid for insight and blocks his view, signaling a tense moment where older authority curtails a younger voice.
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Freddie
Cobwigger
Public Sale of T. W. Barrow Farm in Montgomery County
Auction offers two tracts and whole property of the Barrow farm in Montgomery County near Levee and Kiddville. The 52.94 acre Daniel parcel and the 205.53 acre main tract with buildings will be sold with vendor's lien notes: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years at 6 percent interest. Agents Chas. D. Grubbs and John G. Winn. Anne Barrow and children.
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T. W. Barrow
Montgomery County
Levee
Kiddville
Daniel
B. F. Day
Chas. D. Grubbs
John G. Winn
Anne Barrow
Taxpayers warned as taxes due and sale risk looms
Sheriff W F Crooks warns Montgomery County taxpayers taxes must be paid or real estate will be advertised for sale to protect bondsmen. The notice urges settlement at once. A separate political note predicts Wilson and Marshall face an uphill election but urges Democrats to stay active until polls close.
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W. F. Crooks
Montgomery County
Wilson
Marshall
Locust Street Mt Sterling Ky Phone Contacts
Neighborhood entry provides addresses on W Locust Street Mt Sterling Kentucky with office and residence numbers likely for a local listing. The fragment lists a phone reference and two street addresses, suggesting a business and a residence contact point in Mt Sterling.
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W. Locust Street
Sterling, Ky
Igelyr
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