Peruna Claims Kidney Relief Evidence From Users
Sufferer in Sterling Kentucky reports kidney and other troubles for ten years improved after three months on Peruna with no further pain. Grant Ontario Canada writes that two bottles of Peruna and one of Manalin cured four years of kidney trouble and made her feel much better. The letters endorse Peruna and Manalin as kidney support and describe the kidneys as removing poisons from the blood requiring periodic aid.
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B. Fizer
Sterling
Geo. H. Simser
Grant
Ontario
Can
Crossing Stop Leads to Question About Score
A policeman at a street crossing halts a hurried pedestrian to ask a civil question. The walker protests, asking why he is stopped, and the officer replies with a light inquiry about the score.
Seems to me a rough price for Pacific Fur Company town
A prospective settler mocks the price of building lots in the new Pacific Fur Company town on the Columbia left bank. The business agent retorts you should be thankful the town wasn’t Waldorf Astoria charging 20 a day. Manila meanwhile shows houses with translucent oyster shell panes instead of glass.
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Pacific Fur Company
Columbia River
Waldorf-Astoria
Manila
Duke
Lustige
Marie
Baltimore
Pencil Ownership Confession in Classroom
A Chicago Tribune report describes a teacher finding a lead pencil in class and asking whose it is. After a pause a girl named Bessie identifies the pencil, admitting ownership to avoid punishment.
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Bessie
Chicago Tribune
Forest conservation urged to protect Pacific Northwest timber
A Washington State College forestry chief warns that vast U S timber from Washington and Oregon faces long term loss unless forests are managed for future crops. He calls for diameter limits, fire control, and strict cutting laws to sustain forests and profits, acknowledging high costs but promising richer timber future.
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Onan
Idaho
Gaid
Biecke
School of Forestry
Washington State College
United States
Washington
Oregon
Lake State
Michiee
Minnesota
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Pacific Northwest
Lake
Pacihenner
Cranberries in Oregon Boost Tillamook Marsh Industry
Cranberries raised in Oregon touted as a major new industry. Tillamook County bogs yield large crops with profits cited by growers and exhibitors. Vines once planted show enduring productivity though high upfront costs and drainage requirements influence returns. Local comments compare berry color flavor and storage to eastern varieties.
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Oregon
Tillamook County
BO. Snuffer
Tillamook
Portland
Snuffer
King Paneenna
McFarland
Cranberry Picking Uproots Tilled Land and Yields Pay
The text describes autumn cranberry fields where men women and children pick berries. Pickers measure six quarts per load and receive a check worth 76 cents after filling a bushel box. Yardmen oversee work and best pickers gather about 20 bunkels daily.
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Cranbberry Fields
Placeuten
Othllogdife
Tillamook County
Orlando Rich in Ore Strike at Orlando Mine Idaho
D M Adams mining engineer reports a 287 foot from portal ore strike at the Orlando mine in Northern Idaho. Lead crosscut 10 feet on dip, varying 12 inches to two feet wide, with high grade antimony ore valued at $120 per ton on the Burke Idaho cars.
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D. M. Adams
Orlando
Idaho
Hsletgalé Og
Burke
England's National Color Red Across History and Power
The London Chronicle notes red as England’s national color tied to St George and Cromwell, tracing its meaning from Roman slavery and revolutionary symbolism to modern red crosses in aid and state records, with Henry II’s red exchequer book as an early example.
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England
Walter Scott
Red Cross
Oliver Cromwell
St. George
China
Henry II
London Chronicle
Undiscovered Crime Inmates Speak On Penitentiary Life
A Columbus Dispatch remark features a penitentiary trusted inmate who argues most men have sinned, noting many imprisoned for minor offenses while others outside avoid capture. He claims personal acquaintance with men who should be inside yet remain free.
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Walla
Columbus Dispatch
A British Battleship Story Of Biscay Winds And Prince Louis Hat
In New York harbor a visiting lieutenant recalls rough seas and a Biscay wind tale told to American naval officers. The reporter notes the wind was so strong four men struggled to hold Prince Louis hat and even anchors blew off buttons on his coat in that memorable gale.
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New York Harbor
Bay of Biscay
Board of Education bans sale of small shoes to stop binding
The Chinese Board of Education issues an order prohibiting the sale of small footwear aimed at women. The move targets the traditional practice of binding feet by restricting access to shoes that enable it.
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Chinese Board of Education
Multiple One Liners and Humorous Exchanges in Town Topics
A collage of jokes and quips from various papers such as Town Topics Philadelphia Press Chicago Record Herold and Cleveland Leader features pun laden exchanges about trains gossip matrimony money and domestic life. The humor centers on miscommunication social pretensions and the foibles of character across multiple readers.
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Philadelphia Press
Pat
Chicago Record-Herald
Baditor
Meggendorfer Blatter
Capri Blues Cave Lives Up To Its Name
The island of Capri reportedly hosts a cave of blues where air and surroundings fuse in a twilight azure. The grotto and sea create a blue atmosphere affecting walls boats and people within the scene.
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Island of
Capri
Not so run down says traveler in Baltimore
Dialogue notes a claim of narrowly avoiding injuries after two autos struck the speaker, who insists illness was mild and springtime jitters faded. The quote appears in the Baltimore American and reflects a resilient mood.
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Baltimore American
Unclear text fragment hints at social banter and fears
A fragmented dialogue references a friendly relation with someone named Bobby, a wife named Tommy not fearing policemen, and a purse described as a pretty girl. The sun is told to hate those afraid of their own shadows, implying a moral about courage.
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Bobby
Tommy
Canary dies. widow jokes about stuffing for hat
A Philadelphia Press brief quotes Mrs Young reacting to her canary's death with a morbid joke about stuffing the bird for a hat to save material costs, while her husband questions the grief. The dialogue references funeral plans and a teething period.
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John
Philadelphia Press
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Cleveland
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Portland Oregon
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