Do You Get Up With a Lame Back Kidney Trouble Ad
A vintage advert promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims relief from back pain urinary symptoms and alcohol aftereffects and offers a free sample bottle and an informational book. Address is Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY with bottles sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Hoaed Swamp-Roo
Binghamton
N.Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Tragedy at Bradleys Crossing Affects York Family
James York, a quarry worker near Mankato, killed four of his children Earl fourteen Nina twelve Zula nine and Vera six at Bradleys Crossing then hanged himself. Ida the eldest survived by keeping house for her father. The oldest daughter heard nothing upstairs and found the bodies after a neighbor was alerted. Five older children were away.
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James York
Bradleys Crossing
Mankato
Earl
Nina
Zula
Vera
Ida
York
Great Northern Chief to Pay Fare on Minnesota Travel
Louis W. Hill president of the Great Northern Railroad in St. Paul will pay his own fare when traveling in Minnesota. He told Governor Johnson he would accept a seat on the state highway commission and his name will be sent to the senate. The attorney general rules that state position holders cannot receive free transportation, a rule echoed by Great Northern law department. Hill, a good roads advocate, will pay his fare to accept the commission post.
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Great Northern
Louis W. Hill
St. Paul
Great Northern Railroad
Minnesota
Johnson
State Highway Commission
Senate
Great Northern Legal Department
Hil
Goethe
Taft
Talgit
Egmanits
Abraham Linsand Hols
Lincoln
President
Haki
Tintolu
White House
Lancoln
Tincoln
Kansas
Amaks
Lee
Torenty
Mhls
Remarkable Medical Claims Advertised by Dr Rex Co
An ornate medical advertisement lists treatments for ear nose throat lung disease stomach and bowel troubles and many chronic conditions. It claims restoration of deformities and cures for syphilis allegations of scientific methods and promises energizing effects and complete recovery through Dr Rex and Co at Tribune Building Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reiel
Supreme Court Refuses to Reopen Tax Penalty Case
State loses the penalty after the Supreme Court denies the petition to show cause. The ruling notes the 5 per cent penalty was not claimed in the complaint and that reopening would raise new issues, including statute of limitations and trial of the penalty, which the facts do not justify. The case involves the Great Northern and the Chicago Great Western railways and their gross earnings tax.
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Supreme Court
Great Northern
Chicago Great Western
Panic in Wheat Pit Triggers Riot at Minneapolis Exchange
A chaotic scene erupted in the Minneapolis wheat pit when a large rat emerged from a tape basket near the chamber of commerce. The ticket girl yelled, jumped onto a desk, and fled as the rat hid in a telephone booth, sending traders into panic and fears of violence.
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Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis
Epidemic of diseases grips eastern Steele county
An epidemic of contagious diseases including smallpox diphtheria and scarlet fever sweeps the eastern half of Steele county. Blooming Prairie reports several cases leading to a school reopening ban. Church services are discontinued as authorities tackle the outbreak and curb spread.
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Steele County
Blooming Prairie
Murderer Under Arrest After Confession in Rural Chase
Minow Kilten Auguet, alias Androle Gombac, was captured after detectives traced a touring car breakdown to a farmer's home. He admitted robbery as the motive and shot Bayer during a struggle, claiming he did not realize the fatality. He confessed after being stopped while fleeing toward the highways.
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Minow Kilten
Herman
Bayér
Pharby
Ofcern
Bayer
Robbery Trial In Minneapolis Names Shercliffe
The district court in Minneapolis began the trial of Frank Shercliffe charged with first degree robbery. The case follows a confession by Owen Ball, a prisoner, who implicated Shercliffe after a prior sensational diamond heist and an escape during transport.
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Frank B Shercliffe
Minneapolis
Sherman Morelé
Ulus Frank Shercliffe
Morris
Iowa
Colorado
Northern Pacific
Minneapolis City
Lmits
Owen Ball
Shercliffe
New World Helps Feed Old Wide Spread Mining Towns
Hibbing miners sent 124000 to relatives in Europe as post office returns show yearly remittances. Foreign workers with families abroad regularly wire wages home to feed hungry mouths. In 1908 Hibbing post office shipped 123953.42 dollars to old countries, totaling over 300000 dollars in remittances for the year.
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Hibbing
Europe
F Hibbing
Tange
Old Country
Williams charges as retiring labor head blasts politics
W. H. Williams, former head of the state labor department, asserts the agency is run for political purposes in a parting report delivered to the legislature. He urges making the position elective, civil service exams for inspectors, and full-time dedication by appointees, noting his replacement by W. E. McEwen.
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State
Labor Bureau
Labor Department
W. H. Williams
W. E. McEwen
Williams
Stricken at G A R meeting in Duluth
Charles Weaver of Duluth collapsed and died at a Gorman and Culver post of the G A R gathering in Duluth in a dramatic incident honoring Department Commander Bates. Mrs Weaver had moved from North Dakota two years earlier. The Duluth grain firm Spencer Moore Co failed, insolvent after efforts to cover large outside trading losses. A Minneapolis man saved his family from a house fire after an explosion in a bay room drove them to safety. A confrontation between a conductor and highwaymen in Minnesota escalated, with guns drawn and a tense stand-off.
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Charles Weaver
Duluth
Gorman and Culver
Bates
Weaver
North Dakota
Spencer, Moore & Co
Te Lakes
A. Forsyth
Siaignes
Pala
Las
Fred Kelese
Minneapolis
Jits
A. Stave
Tnd
Horns Howe
Lincoln's storytelling as a gentle wartime tool
A historical sketch notes Abraham Lincoln used storytelling as a teaching and morale tool. It describes his humane, patient approach, his habit of weaving moral or practical points into anecdotes, and how stories calmed fear and clarified arguments during the Civil War. It cites examples of Lincoln guiding officials and entertaining guests with parables and humor to convey truths.
King's New Discovery Cures Lung Ailments Says Washington Man
W R B Lipscomb of Washington reports ten years of illness with coughs and consumption relieved by six bottles of King's New Discovery. He praises quick relief from weak lungs hemorrhages colds and grippe. Trial bottle free. price six dollars. Guaranteed by O M Olzen.
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Wes
Ballov
W. R B. Lipscomb
Washington
5. C
King
M. Olzen
Go-parts rise with latest market shifts
Go-parts move higher from 81.75 as traders react to new data. J H Forster notes a shift in available parts and signals continued demand. Investment observers expect further gains as supply tightens and credits ease.
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J. H. Forster
Tugs the Great Bs Frisian Fat Co Warping Toward Crosby
Fragmentary text mentions tug operations and a Crosby reference with unclear context. No clear entities, dates, or outcomes emerge. The readable bits hint at a maritime or industrial note but lack verifiable details for a solid summary.
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