Kidney Disease Cure Adverts Swamp Root Example
An old advertorial claims thousands suffer kidney trouble and promote Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure all for kidneys liver bladder and related issues. It touts relief from painful urination and nighttime bathroom trips, with offers of sample bottles and a free book from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York. The copy uses urgent tone and urges readers to mention the paper.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Fing
Sens Larnton, N.V
Calverley
Curiosity Kills Farmhand in St Louis County
Conrad S. Orland a farmhand clearing stumps near Adolph in St Louis County was killed when a dynamite cap thrown into a fire ignited nineteen sticks of dynamite. A relative of his employer Charles Borland was seriously injured in the blast as bystanders sat nearby after dinner.
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Conrad S. Orland
Adolph
St. Louis County
Charles Borland
Orland
Life story of John B. Gott adrift through wars and revolutions
John B Gott of Minneapolis fame died last week in Janesville Wisconsin. His life reads like a romance as an Irish American adventurer who served in the US army and sailed in the navy. He fought in Central American revolutions and Civil War battles and later joined the Younger Brothers posse during the Northfield raid, ending a long era of perilous action.
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John B. Gott
Minneapolis
Janesville
Goff
Minnesota
United States Army
Navy
Tnten
Hhorn Manesatt
Nore
Meir
Northy Field
Bed fire kills St Paul laborer John Fox in boarding house
John Fox a sixty year old laborer at the Great Northern shops in St Paul burned to death in his bed at a boarding lot. Inmates were awakened by smoke and, despite efforts by John Kaleten and Mrs C B Bray to pull him from the flames, the bedclothes ignited likely while he dozed. The blaze spread rapidly before help arrived.
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John Fox
Great Northern
St. Paul
Fox
John Kaleten
C. B. Bray
Pox
Two Boys Drowned on Pelican Lake in Wright County
Clarence Kiehl and John Connerdy, both youths from Minneapolis and Chicago respectively, drowned while hunting on Pelican Lake. The exact accident remains unclear, with friends suggesting a heat stroke or accidental gunshot. Residents heard two shots and found the overturned boat nearby as witnesses alerted Clarence’s brother Edward Kiehl.
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Pelican Lake
Clarence Kiiohll
Joseph Kliehl
Minneapolis
John Conrerdy
Vicago
Wright County
Sigmula
Edward Knehll
Clarence
Settlement Ends Long Estate Dispute In St Paul
Dr T B V Appleby of St Paul receives 175000 in gold minus a small prior draw as final settlement of all claims against the estate of his late wife Cornelia Day Wilder Appleby. The agreement, approved by the court, was executed at the law offices of Davis Kellogg Severance with M D Munn for the trustees. Payment was made in coin after gold was drawn from the First National Bank of St Paul and the papers were signed, ending the legal fight tied to the property since Mrs Appleby’s death.
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St. Paul
Cornelia Day Wilder Appleby
Davis, Kellogg & Severance
Wilder Charity
Dr. Appleby
M. D. Munn
Huhn Demands Recount In Minneapolis Mayor Race
Republican candidate Charles H. Huhn lost to Mayor J. C. Haynes by 256 votes and now seeks a recount citing numerous transcription errors in the voting machine returns. Officials estimate mistakes across 18 precincts could alter the outcome.
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Charles H. Hunn
Minneapolis
J. C. Haynes
Mr. Huhn
Tragic Accident Kills Hibbing Girl in Amateur Play
Twelve year old Hdna Geary was accidentally shot and killed during a neighborhood rehearsal. Russell Barrett, also twelve, aimed a unloaded sun at her while reciting lines, the weapon fired, and Geary died from a bullet to the brain at the Barrett home of W Baron Barrett.
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Richard Geary
Hibbing
Ruasell Barrett
Young Barrett
W. €. Barrett
Slayers of Connolly details and other death notices
Detectives track two suspects in Connolly slaying with alleged links to a poker loss and attempted robbery. The article also reports Andrew Akerman’s death in a Duluth elevator shaft accident and Frank Kelcher’s fatal wood-related accident. Additional fragmentary lines reference a suicide in Cle Elum and a man’s hanging by cattle brain loss in a salacy of Cle.
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James M. Connolly
Proctor Knott
Proctor
Body Cut to Pieces in Street Car Accident
Peter Rask a Minneapolis carpenter was ground to a mass of flesh by a street car. Police believe he fell asleep on the tracks as his body lay mangled and unrecognizable.
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Ay Gar
Peter Rask
Minneapolis
Rask
Department Store Destroyed in Litchfield Fire
Wells Bros. big department store at Litchfield burned destroying stock and building. Loss estimated at $60,000 with $48,000 covered by insurance. Origin of the fire remains unknown.
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Wells Bros
Litchfield
Big Profit on Telephones in Manitoba Government
Winnipeg news reports Hon. Robert Rogers announces Manitoba government telephone system will profit $200,000 this year. The system was purchased from Bell Telephone for $3,000,000 on January 1. Rates will be cut in half after January 1.
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Winnipeg
Robert Rogers
Manitoba
Bell Telephone Company
Prize for Name Sought as New Men's Christian Club Forms
Kansas City hosts early steps toward a national men’s brotherhood by Christian churches. Fletcher Cowherd Sr chairs a committee naming R.A. Long as president and J. H. Allen as St Louis liaison. no name chosen yet. MacFarlane to study similar clubs, with a January 1 organization aim and a $100 prize for the best name. Target is 100000 members in three years with sick and death benefits and civic morality aims.
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Christian Churches of the
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National Convention of Christian Churches
New Orleans
Kansas City Times
Fletcher Cowherd
R.A. Long
Thomas Ridge
Burris A. Jenkins
MacFarlane
Myr MacFarlane
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Christian Church
Menagerie Shirts by Chicago Alderman Coughlin
Alderman John J. Coughlin of Chicago unveils embroidered menagerie shirts inspired by his Colorado Springs amusement park. The dozen shirts cost 300, feature 240 pleats on the bosoms, and use a hand embroidered animal motif with a New York maker handling production.
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Colorado Springs
Novel aerial experiment aims to skim water for speed
The aerial experiment bureau Hammondaport 8 New York plans trials to develop a water skimming airship. Professors Bell and Curtiss show interest. The government desires a craft that gains speed by skimming water using propulsive wheels and attached canoes to support flight.
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8. Y
Alexander GQ
Bell
Curtiss
Tite Tey
Record Caribou Head Brought to Badger Brook Station
Newfoundland hunting yields exceptionally good season with many caribou reported across the island. A record head with sixty five points was brought to Badger Brook Station by Guide John Paul, a sign of rare achievement in this era of hunting.
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Badger Brook
Igo
John Paul
Matches of Grass at Sholapur Factory in British India
In Sholapur, British India, a local factory reports successful production of matches using sticks derived from a peculiar form of grass. The innovation centers on the grass’s suitability for matchbook cores and rapid manufacturing.
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Sholapur
British India
Famous Building's History at Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Garden, now under sale to a real estate firm, stands as a famed New York landmark designed by Stanford White in Renaissance style. Opened 1890, it houses theater, concert hall, roof garden, and the arena, hosting social seasons, rallies, sports events, and showcases, including the Sullivan versus Mitchell prize fight site.
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Madison Square Garden
New York City
Stanford White
Diana
Manhattan
Metropolitan Life Tower
Bill
Harry K. Thaw
New York
John L. Sullivan
Charles Mitchell
Why America Lacks More Great Singers Says Mme Gadski
Mme Gadski, interviewed on arrival in Detroit, critiques American culture for rushing ambition. She argues Americans work hard but seek speed, reducing time for patient training. She notes that serious appreciation for grand opera requires years of study and steadiness with teachers.
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Mme. Gadski
America
Detroi
Aimerich
Pds
Talwidiel
Sbettin
Course on Increasing Rage Fashionable Girls Learn Motherhood
Lenox Hall in Saint Louis hosts a program for seven fashionable girls in the west end studying motherhood and practical family care. The course covers first aid for the injured and delicate maternity topics, aiming to make good companionable wives with broad knowledge, including horsemanship.
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Lenox Hall
SL Louis
Watched Fifteen Years in Maine Store Ad Review
A scrambled 1920s style ad copy quotes A B Hurds of East Wilson Maine praising a device or service that allegedly saved money or effort. The fragment mentions a price of 25 cents and a store reference, with garbled names and phrases.
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Arwen Saives
Lust
Alcer
Liam Ty
A. B. Hurds
East Wilson
Maine
M. Oiseis Ifruw
No tidy headline from a scrambled line of dialogue
A fragmentary quotation places a pretty nurse discussing a peevish patient who may propose marriage. The rough speech hints at social pressures and a formal or military setting, with references to past requests and possible refusals.
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Ming
Crosby Frisian Fur Company Catalog Offer
Send your cattle and horse hides to Crosby Frisian Fur Company in Rockland, N Y, to be converted into robes, gloves and mittens with lower prices. Crosby pays the freight. See illus catalog page 18. If interested send for it.
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Rock Ter
N. Y
Crosby
Pearls of the Deep: Engagement on a Voyage
Kitty-Norton met a girl aboard the Hner and before reaching the shore he was engaged to her. Tom remarks that this shows many ocean travel perils remain.
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Hner
Tom
Allen's Foot Base Promotion for Swollen Feet
Advertisement for Allen's Foot-Base offering a free sample for swollen tired hot and smarting feet. Promotes Pree Sample of the Foot-Base Sanitary Corn-Pad as a new creation. Includes an address for correspondence, signed by Allen S. Oliusted at Le Rev X Y. 28.
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Allen S. Oliusted
Diplomacy and blame swirl over youth response
The fragment hints at a debate on accountability amid tense rhetoric toward youth. It references blame and inquiry, asking who was responsible while expressing frustration and ongoing blame. No concluding event or names are provided.
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Angie
Tan Your Hide With Crosby Frisian Bar Cox Ad
An illustrated cutout shows Crosby Frisian Bar Cox Rochester NY promising a novel fur apparel reveal. The copy targets stock raisers by asserting ease converting cattle into coats robes and rugs and notes Crosby's freight service.
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Cox
Rochester
Crosby
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