Dean's Kidney Pills touted for relief of kidney ailments
Readers report back ache pain in bladder and scalding urine eased by Dean's Kidney Pills. Trial packages praised for dissolving stones and gravel with claims of improved sleep nerves and heart palpitations. A testimonial from Tl. Lotrn Barroxville and another from TAD GRAY vouch for renewed ability to work after use.
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Dean
Dean's
Cuas
R. Coox
P. O
Salem, Washington Co
Lotrn
Medical Advice Oss Confidential Mail Card
Fragmentary notice titled strictly confidential medical advice appears to solicit mailing to Foster Co and Du Calo. The readable portion mentions a mail back to B Y and hints at a confidential service or instruction packet.
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Foster- Co
du Calo
B. Y
Reed’s Correction and the Tower of Strength
The piece recalls Thomas B. Reed once introduced to a public office hopeful. The man is described as massive with a florid face and a girth likened to an alderman. An associate urges Reed to aid the candidate, calling him a tower of strength in the community.
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Thomas B. Reed
Reed
Detroit
Free Frese
Enterprising Drummer and Frayed Shopkeeper Clash
The scene shows a persistent commercial traveler animatedly touting a new line while a shopkeeper, exhausted, calls for the porter. An editor interrupts to note more truth than poetry in a quip about the presented ode.
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Glasgow
Philadelphia Press
One for the Pickpocket in Chicago Car Ride
Mrs Isabella Bishop recalled a humorous incident in Chicago when a pocket was picked during a streetcar ride. She told the conductor the thief would pay, naming him as the purse owner and indicating the fare would settle the matter.
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Isabella Bishop
United States
Chicago
Political satire quips and a pugilist note.
A collection of old newspaper quips features a politician with hands in others' pockets after rising wealth, a critic dubbing a writer liberal for overcharging two dollars for a 75 page book, and a brief note that a pugilist leads a sluggish life.
Testimony to Cuticura Remedies for skin tumors and cures
A Chicago reader reports rapid improvement using Cuticura Resolvent and Cuticura Ointment for skin tumors and a goitre like swelling. He describes tumors shrinking from bean to half orange size, and a sister's underarm lumps disappearing in six weeks. He credits relief to the remedies and offers to substantiate claims.
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Ner Lee
Chicago
Charterhouse Sq
London
Trenen
Ree de la Paix
Maris
Klowna ® Co
Sydney
Potrum Dadgayn Cusuical Corporation
Sole 'Sopristors
Boston
De troit speculator's North Dakota land deal details
A Detroit speculator recounts receiving a land deed in North Dakota valued at $500 and paying January taxes. He mailed $2 to a postmaster for land particulars who replied that most land is under water or drought stricken. The note ends with a quip about sending a barrel of water.
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Detroit
Free Press
North Dakota
Mury
Keep Dodging a Wireless Message
Columnists rail against modern life in a Toronto Star note on air pollution and the intrusion of wireless communication in the twentieth century the piece critiques current society and its obsession with technology.
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Toronto Star
A.J. Tower
Boston
Mass
A. Tower Canadian CO. Lint.1
Toronto
Can
Remarkable Kidney Cure Highlighted by Beadle County Case
G W Gray of Broadland recounts near death from Brights disease and kidney trouble. After taking one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills he recovered, returning to health and strength, a turnaround viewed as miraculous by locals. The note appears amid a Beadle County news roundup and an Emerson quote.
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Broadland
Sc. Dak
Beadle County
G. W. Gray
Mr.Gay
le L
Bright
Dodd
Utis
Mr. Gray
Industrial Department of M. E. & T. Ry Aids Site Selection
The M. E. and T. Railway promotes its Industrial Department which helps locate sites for industries along its lines. Interested readers may request the book Business Chances and other information from James Barker, General Agent, at 204 Wainwright Building, St. Louis.
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James Barker
Yen'l Pass
Wainwright Bidg
St. Louis
Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets Cough Aid Ad
An old advertisement touts Stops the Cough and works off the cold with Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets priced at 25 cents. The clippings also feature quips from newspapers and testimonials urging relief from coughs and colds.
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Widely Praised
Mrs Josie Irwin of Nashville Tennessee extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound claiming it cures many female ailments. She notes high demand nationwide and urges women to write for free advice from Lynn Massachusetts with no charge.
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Josie Irwin
College St
Nashville, Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Atlantic
Pacific
Education of Farmers Emphasizes Experience and Observation
The article argues that farmer education must blend books and theory with hands on experience and keen observation. It stresses deep plowing soils, proper timing, and understanding plant life, soil nutrients, and diversified farming to improve yields and market knowledge.
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Washington
Dangers of City Waste Used as Hog Feed
The piece warns that tainted waste from city hotels and restaurants, hauled to feeding pens, poisons hogs and risks humans who eat the meat. It notes the waste is handled in stink tight vessels for safety, but sickness and death follow as hogs are butchered at first signs of disease.
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Sos Colembas Aes
Boston
Farming pays more than any other business known
The Farm and Ranch column argues farming yields high returns, financing trains ships warehouses and taxes. It contends farming pays when intelligently pursued and will improve as farmers uncover why it underpays today, urging better farmer compensation through understanding.
Lime Remedy for Peanuts Keeps Nuts Full Says Cultivator
A Southern Cultivator correspondent explains that lime on the land prevents peanuts from filling out. He notes using lime at planting, about a handful per hill, well slaked before sowing, and reports no issues with nuts when lime is applied.
North Texas alfalfa yields and poultry notes in farm column
A North Texas farmer reports eight acres of alfalfa yielding about a thousand dollars in feed value over the year. The piece also notes profitable confined hog-raising in Rhode Island, poultry care tips, boll weevil outlook, and a Tarkio Missouri farmer's cattle and hog sales, emphasizing an incubator and brooder as aids for larger poultry operations.
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North Texas
Rhode Island
David Rankin
Tarkio
Make Religion an Umbrella from a Bald Bala Sermon
The bishop Dr. Sanford Olmsted of Colorado led a Bala Pennsylvania church service while golf clubmen sheltered inside after a downpour. He quipped that some make a cloak of religion while others fashion a umbrella, reflecting on hypocrisy with a sharp dash of humor. Chicago lost.
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Colorado
Sanford Olmsted
Church of St. Asaph
Bala
New York Tribune
Olmsted
Dr. Olmsted
Cena
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