Doan's Kidney Pills Restore Ris Reniethe Myers Health
Ris Reniethe Myers of Ironton Ohio suffered five years with kidney failure headaches sleeplessness and weakness. After using four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills the pain and swelling disappeared and she regained her health. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Mumurn Co Buffalo NY
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Reniethe Myers
South Tenit’ St
Ironton, O
Doat
Tme
Socentsa Box
Foster Moburn Co
Buffalo
Disr'mation and Dr Chifley in witty exchange
A clipped dialogue fragment features remarks about disarmament and Dr Chifley. The exchange hints at whether he enjoys his work and if he has had chance to sow wild oats, reflecting a light sarcasm in the era.
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Dr Chifley
Three Boys Treated for Eczema Find Cure in Cuticura
Mrs Ratefield describes her three sons with five months of itching sores. After visiting dispensaries without improvement, she used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, and within weeks the skin healed with no visible sores. The letter appears in a 1900 era advertisement tone praising the product and mentioning Garfield Tea as a remedy.
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Cutiurn Spa
Cutionra
Ratefielm
New York
Amusing Expo Encounter With Indian Exhibit
Towa Dean recalls a State expo where the Indian Department featured dust-to-tepees dances and mock fights. A Boston girl attempting an advance asks an Indian brave for her name, provoking a grim but courteous exchange about the entertainments. The Caston girl had been seen with a Carlisle graduate Harper's Weekly.
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Dean
Indian Department
Boston
Hogar
Carlisle
Harper’s Weekly
Noteworthy Supernatural Belief Across the New World
The article notes that belief in the supernatural remained strong among New World indigenous peoples, with Spaniards' arrival prophesied by Mexicans. Prophecies were sung during festivals despite hostile omens and ridicule, reflecting enduring native spiritual practices.
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Globe
New World
Stating in Either Case and Rail Tie Cuts
The article contrasts moral faults with minor thefts noting the difference between a man who “kills time” when absent and one who steals a dollar from a till. It also reports Ontario railroads planning heavy timber cutting with an estimate of 4 500 900 ties to be cut this year.
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Mann
Pittsburg
Ontario
Postum Classic Coffee Substitute Testimony From Doctor’s Brother
A clergyman and a physician family recount a dinner misread of Postum as coffee. The wise doctor quit coffee after learning it harmed him while Postum showed benefits over four years. A clergyman joked about preaching, praising Postum’s taste and health light, with a ten day trial promised.
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Cheeter
Postum
Beneft
Doutors
Pouv Coa,, Ltd
Battio Creek
Mich
Precious stones boom as imports rise and new fields found
The Washington correspondent notes a record year for imported precious stones into the United States, with diamonds leading the surge. Regions across California, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Tennessee, and the Atlantic coastal states report findings, while sapphires, emeralds, pearls, and other gems see rising demand amid prosperity and new mining efforts.
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United States
Washington
New York Eveening Post
Canada
Pali
Sierra Nevada
Appalachians
Pacific Coast
Atlante
Dominion of Canada
Tennessee
Kentucky
Atlantic
Pacific
Geological Survey
Syracuse
N.Y
Springfeld
Mass
Yoxgo Gulch
Mont
Montanya
Amsterdam
Colombia
Bogota
Ceylon
Salt Lake City
California
Ulineralsts
George Frederick Skunz
Wie Gral Mountains
Maine
Mt. Micheel
Nevada
New Brexico
Arizona
Black Hills
South Dakota
Amelia County
Virginia
Kunz
Enwi
Curious Customs entertain Afghan ruler with boxing bouts
The New York Tribune reports on English entertainments for the Afghan Amir during his India visit, noting boxing matches as his favored pastime costing about 1,000,000 dollars. It recalls Nazr ed Din’s boxing in Buckingham Palace stables and a tense clash with British church leaders over an imagined scandal.
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Afghanistan
India
National
Ameer
Nazr-ed-Din
Shah of
Persia
England
Buckingham Palace
Lord Shaftesbury
Canterbury
York
Iran
Shaftesbury
New York Tribune
Haunts of Modern Robin Hoods in the Everglades
In the Ten Thousand Islands region fugitives from before and during the Civil War hide in mangrove swamps. Refugees by boat evade authorities, trade pelts and skins with secret dealers, and live in a labyrinth of creeks. Outlaws kill among themselves over rookeries, while Indian help is cautious and discreet.
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Ten Thousand Islands
Uey
Cymesa
Liverglades
Laak
Scribner's Magazine
Man shoots giant owl near Caar hondale Pa
Fall hunting incident near Caar hondale Pennsylvania involves hunter John Pappas who shot a large owl reported four feet seven inches long from tip to tail.
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Caarhondale
John Pappas
French theatres give ten per cent to the poor
An assortment of notices and ads tout various cures and products. Dr Kline’s nerve restorer promises nerve cures. Garfield Tea claims blood purification and health benefits. Winslow’s Syrup aids teething and reduces inflammation. a Chicago ad seeks red haired office boys, claiming their vigor ensures loyalty and efficiency.
Hall's Catarrh Cure touted as universal remedy
An advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure fully cures catarrh, a constitutional disease, with 100 dollar prize for any failure, urging readers to send testimonials to Crener & Co., Toledo, and notes the product is taken to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and a Kansas City Post anecdote about a musical performance.
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California Fig Syrup Company
California Fig Sy Np Cos
Senna
California
Fig Syrup, Company
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
California Fig Syrup CO
Hall
Crener & Co
Toledo
Druggiats
Wonders of the barnyard hen and how to raise them
The passage extols hens as highly productive animals capable of laying 700 eggs in five years and containing dense nutritional content. It urges readers to start small fowling ventures, warns on disease, breeding, and care, and promotes a 25 cent book from the Book Publishing House in New York City offering twenty five years of experience in fowl keeping.
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New York City
Quoted Philosophers and Social Snags Across Papers
A garbled syndicated snippet cites Diogenes and Alexander in a tense exchange about guidance and friendship. It contrasts a misand achieved male entitlement with a remark on female perceived superiority and a police call suggestion. Terse notes on seasonal ashes and a France electricity method close the fragment.
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H. Ki. Kline
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Stra
Winslow
Chicago
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France
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National Hotel Employment Association
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Lydia B. Pinkhamn
Miss Rose
Moore
W. L. Douglas
Jwlges
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