Dean's Kidney Pills Rescue Quanah Woman
A testimonial from Mrs. M. A. Jenkins of Quanah Texas credits Dean's Kidney Pills with saving her life after doctors said no hope. She suffered severe swelling and dropsy and was told she had kidney disease. The ad promotes the medicine at 59 cents a box via Foser Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Bright
Dean
M. A. Jenkins
Quanah
Texas
Don
Dean’s
Foser-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Welsh rule in Britain spans dynasties and distant roots
Britain remarks on national precedence and governance by various nationalities. The author notes Welsh connections to the Tudors, Scots influence on premiers Gallant, Gladstone, and Asquith, and historic Irish contributions. The piece cites Wellington, Roberts, Beresford, Russell as examples of diverse rulers across centuries.
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Britain
George
As Pug
Ireland
Duke of Wellington
Lord Robets
Charles Beresford
Lore Russell
Great Britain
William Sr
Chronicle
Experience in Courtroom Tests a Lady Witness
A courtroom scene shows a lawyer cross examining a female witness who calmly endures the grilling. When pressed about annoyance, she replies she is accustomed to it and notes she has a six year old boy at home.
A Small Loaf Narrates a Baker Doorway Exchange
A southern tale recalls a famished man asking to leave bread after visiting a house. The baker, who had small growing jongs, arrives at a door where a servant asks who is there. The reply is The baker, and the request is to pass bread through the keyhole, with the woman quipping not to fuss.
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Desgrees
Wes
Death and Wealth Echo Carnegie Dinner Remark
At a Washington dinner Andrew Carnegie weighed dying rich and philanthropy. He quipped that no pockets exist in a shroud and that attempting to take money with one would melt away anyway.
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Andrew Carnegie
Washington
The Tatler Satirical Quip About Tariff Reform
The Vested Interests quote lampoons tariff reform by Mrs Snoggs and a top-floor foreigner, with a Punchy tone in The Tatler. It recalls a six week silence since the arrival of the mentioned foreigner.
Honest Mistress Denies Commands in Courtroom Exchange
In a brief transcript from a courtroom or interrogation, Judse notes that Irmer Mistress is consistently honest and refuses to take orders from him. The exchange highlights persuasive tensions and questions of authority in the proceedings.
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Irmer
Sleep Remedies From Nature and Habit For Insomnia
Advice to two readers on avoiding sleeping powders and tonics. Emphasizes regular Hygienic living, outdoor exercise, deep breathing, bedtime routines, and mind relaxation as the core cure. Recommends warm milk, warm feet, hot baths when appropriate, and proper skin care to soothe nerves and aid sleep.
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India
Waas
Elegant millinery patterns: three hat models showcased
A study of three hat models features a black chip hat with a velvet ribbon band and white lace rosette, a violet blossom crown in lavender tones, and a yellow straw hat with black velvet trim. Each shows brim flare and halos for fit, with styling tips for wearing low on the face.
Governor to investigate labor conditions in Gary and Elwood
Indiana Governor Marshall will probe labor conditions in Gary and Elwood for possible violations of state anti trust and labor laws. He will act to punish United States Steel Corporation if violations are proven, following talks with Samuel Gompers and labor leaders. Evidence includes claims Indiana Steel Company is a steel trust offshoot formed with trust funds.
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Steel Corporation
Gompers
Indianapolis
Marshall
Gary
Elwood
United States Steel Corporation
Aim
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Kk. G. Ballard
Indiana Steel Company
Gary Corporation
New Jersey
Ballard
Indiana
Indiana Company
Commonwealth
Steel Trust
Elwood Tin Plate
McArdle
State News Briefs From Kokomo to Fort Wayne
Kokomo reports a wife jailed after refusing to pay an $11 police court fine. her husband cannot pay it, and their three year old child is given to the husband. Columbus notes Austin Daugherty, Indianapolis, visiting his hometown for the first time in 53 years. Newcastle marks Olivet chapel dedication. Lafayette records Franklin Biglow’s death from a scalding accident. Fort Wayne cites a postmaster general inquiry into quack medical concerns overrunning the city.
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Siple
Columbus
Austin Daugherty
Indianapolis
Young Daugherty
Newcastle
Olivet Chapel
South Highteenth Street
E Avenue
Lafayette
Franklin Biglow
Charles Biglow
Fort Wayne
C. E. Barnett
Allen County Medical Society
M. E. Conference Opens in Bluffton with New Appointments Hinted
The North Indiana M F E conference opened led by Bishop Earl Cranston from Maysville. The session will consider appointing a new Muncie superintendent to replace L J Naftzger and a Fort Wayne successor to C C Wade. Potential moves for Wade include DePauw University or Wabash district. Names like W W Martin and James A Beatty are noted as candidates. Madison Swadener of Kokomo plans to resign to join the lecture circuit.
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Fort Wayne
C. C. Wade
de Pauw University
W. W. Martin
James A. Beatty
Elkhart
M. S. Marble
Angola
C J. Johnson
Maucie
John C. White
Logansport
C. E. Line
Greenfield
Sherman Powell
Decatur
C. A
Evansville Tragedy: Man Shoots Himself Before Eyeing Suicide
Maddened by Amy Wilson preferring other men, Melvin Spangler 21 shot himself in her presence after a buggy ride. Louis Greenwall, who rode with the couple, wrestled with Spangler to stop the act, but failed. He had threatened to kill himself and displayed a revolver during the ride.
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Evansville
Amy Wilson
Melvin Spangler
Louis Greenwall
Spangler
Baby girl found dead in White River near Noblesville
A five month old infant dressed for a day out was found dead in the White River one mile southwest of Noblesville by fishermen Charles Jester and Millard Lawhorn. The body was recovered and will be held for an inquest by Coroner C. C. Ray after notification to police and Mayor Loehr.
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Noblesville
White River
Charles Jester
Millard Lawhorn
Loehr
C. C. Ray
Dog Bites Wabash Officer During Rabies Campaign
In Wabash a police drive against loose dogs follows hydrophobia cases. Assistant Chief Emanuel Hann was bitten on his beat and treated by Dr. Wilson the mayor who cauterized the wound. The dog will be observed for rabbies while many dogs, some valuable, have been killed.
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Wabash
Emanuel Hann
Wilson
Jealous Dog Bites Girl in Pvansvile Incident
A St Bernard belonging to Carl Sonner attacked Emma Schneider, 12, daughter of Mrs. Lydia A. Schneider, injuring her face and arms after envying attention given to another dog. Doctors fear the wounds may be fatal.
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St. Bernard
Carl Sonner
Emma Schneider
Lydia A. Schneider
Five men accused in Crawfordsville gambling raid
Paddy Miles Tade Sullivan William Miller George Graham and Earl Airhart were arrested in a police raid on Paddy Miles rooms in Crawfordsville. State they posted bonds for appearance in police court. Police seized paraphernalia a table poker chips and 30 dollars 25 cents.
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Crawfordsville
Paddy Miles
Tade Sullivan
William Miller
George Graham
Earl Airhart
Evansville Cashier Hall Traced Near Chicago
Evansville missing cashier Edwin E Hall of Illinois Central freight offices is believed located in a small city near Chicago. Company officials report a shortage exceeding $1500 in Hall accounts and say an arrest may follow.
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Evansville
Edwin E. Hall
Illinois Central Freight
Chicago
Hall
Theater Men Plead Guilty in Sunday Blue Laws Case
Goshen Earl Keyser, manager of an Elk Hart picture show, was found guilty of violating the Sunday blue laws and fined. All other managers pleaded guilty, with fines and costs totaling 99 dollars and 45 cents.
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Goshen
Earl Keyser
Stallion Attacks Owner in Liberty Township
F OA Moore of Liberty town ship was nearly killed when a stallion crowded him to the side and pinned him to the ground. The horse began biting and crushing him until the family dog chased the animal away, allowing Moore to escape.
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Shelbyville
F. OA. Moore
Liberty Township
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Graniteville Letter
A Graniteville Vermont reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health during the Change of Life. The testimonial claims broad cures for female ailments including inflammation ulceration and nervous prostration and urges others to try the remedy as a safe option.
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Graniteville
Lydiak
Pinkham
Banclay
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Climber Misses Glass on Peak Enjoys View
A couple reaches a tower peak after a long ascent. The woman laments leaving the glass behind while the man calmly suggests they can bend rules and drink from the bottle since no one is nearby. The scene mixes humor and irony as they admire the panorama.
Ocean Saltiness Joke Exchanges Between Algy and Alesmon
A young person asks why the ocean is salty and Algy quips that it must be because there are many salt fish in it. The exchange appears in a humorous exchange style.
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Algy
Alesmon
Pettit's Eye Salve Advertises 25 Cent Relief
Pettit's Eye Salve for 25c relieves tired overworked eyes stops eye aches congestion inflammation or soreness Sold by AU druggists or Howard Bros Duffalo N Y.
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Pettit
Howard Bros
Duffalo
A Man’s Generous Act Turns Into Theft Tale
A man believes generosity means taking another’s money and leaving him only loose change. The incident highlights cynicism over perceived charity as the victim is shortchanged and puzzled by the motive.
Doct or Yourself Warns on Cold Remedies
A fragment urges self treatment for colds with Perry Darig Painkiller claiming safety over Washington products. It includes marketing chatter about large bottles and cheapest prices while quoting John Oliver Hobbes and notes on cigars and grass widows in a scattered, dated ad voice.
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