Teen Kidney Pills Restore Health Says Woman
Joannah Straw of 526 North Cantos S D reports three years of rheumation and aches ending with fatigue headaches and poor appetite. She began using Teen's Kidney Pills and says she feels much better now twelve months later, with good work appetite and sleep. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 54 cents a bottle.
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Joannah Straw
Cantos
Lam
Foster-Milburn Ca
Buffalo
N. Y
History’s Two Sides and the Fragmented Tales Told
A collage of excerpts explores how history shifts with perspective from rulers to writers and judges to readers. It notes that viewpoints shape Civil War memory, Eden narratives, and literary confusion, while anecdotes about Henry James and Booth Tarkington pepper the scene.
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Robedy
Pele
Garden of Eden
Mason and Dixon
Saturated with caffeine ends in a medical remedy
A Huntsville Alabama resident reports forty years of coffee use caused long stomach trouble. After futile treatments and near death, stopping coffee and switching to tea milk failed before using Fostam. Four months later she reports relief and renewed health.
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Hunteville
Ala
April Fools Humor and Chilean Notes in 1910s Era
In a Lusitania smoking room tale a witty English butler Potts trains a German prince’s server with napkin knotting, provoking comic mishap at a grand dinner. Chilean resources are praised by H A Vingut, noting vast cattle lands, fertile central plains, and Argentina as a wheat power.
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Charlie Frohman
Lusitania
Dukes House
OS Geel
Potts
Chile
South America
H. A Vingut
Texas
Argentina
History jokes clash with first man in foreigner quip
A dialog riffs on who was the first man with comical misdirections about George Washington Adam and foreigners. The two characters pivot to a pun about history repeating itself in a playful exchange.
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George Washington
Adam
Mortgage on a Cat Notice Regretted in Recorder Office
A short legal notice records a mortgage filed in the recorder's office with a stated consideration of 29 dollars. The garbled text hints at odd phrasing referencing a cat and a wife, but the core act is a mortgage filing.
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Recorder's Office
Esdras Dialogues With Angel In Apocryphal Vision
A fragmentary biblical dialogue from Esdras recounts a celestial interrogation with Uriel. Esdras asks to know the weight of fire and other mysteries, and the angel explains that human reason cannot grasp heavenly paths until divine measure is fulfilled.
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Esdras
Uriel the Angel
Hell
Heaven
Uriel
Esiras
Sermonette on Seeking God and Divine Justice
A devotional piece reflecting on biblical questions about finding God and understanding divine justice. It discusses Esdras and David, noting human trouble with wicked prosperity, God’s chastening, and the formation of a loving, purified relationship with the Father and Jesus Christ as hardship refines faith.
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Zophar
Job
Esdras
God
Dawid
Ain
Jesus Christ
Esdras wrestles with divine justice in Zion's distress
Estras ponders why Babylon dominates Zion and asks if the heathen are any better, doubting God’s favor. A whispered rustle reveals an angel, Uriel, delivering a message from God about the world and the Lord’s ways.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Rabyior
Zion
Estras
God
Babylon
Jacob
Esdras
Uriel
Fire destroys Mexico City chamber of deputies building
A major blaze in Mexico City destroyed the chamber of deputies meeting hall that had stood since 1872 and burned essential documents including the 1861 constitution that had been signed there.
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City
Mexico
Chamber of Deputies
Queer Disposal of the Dead and Social Customs
The Sese islanders in Uganda are linked to a secret Bachi chi society active in deaths and burials. In remote villages sorrowful relatives may bear the deceased wrapped in bark to a forest spot for unburied left graves. The Rachichi avoid burial or cremation, while the text expands into reflections on work, usefulness, and meaning in life.
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Uganda
Signatures of Mexican Independence Heroes Recalled
Fragmentary passage notes 1857 reforms and the signatures of Mexican independence heroes. The text recalls men of vast means who pursued art for art’s sake, reflecting historical themes and individual legacies from Mexico’s past.
Paint Every Year Ad Flyer Promotes National Lead Co
An 1902 advertisement urges homeowners to consider proper timing surface condition and materials before painting. It promotes Houseowner's Painting Outfit No 49 from National Lead Co with color schemes and a purity guarantee via the Detec h Boy Painter trademark.
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National Lead Company
Trinity Building
New York
Askice
National
Desperate Local Boy Replies Five Words About Inhabitants
A Langworth family in a corner house endures frequent street inquiries about who lives there. Their boy, pressed by interruptions, quips five words and asserts no new residents loom. A later testimonial from George F. Lambert of Mabaner City PA cites success using Cuticura remedies for severe eczema on his child.
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Langworths
George F. Lambert
West Centre St_ Mabaner City
Cre Corp
Mystery Humor From Workplace Mischief Desk Notes
A fractured reminiscence sketches office life and social mishaps with a jokey tone. Vignettes include an office boy answering a bell, a church raffle flirtation, a notching quip, and verses praised for rhythm yet mocked for meaning.
Proved Point by Holy Writ from Dorothy Drew anecdote
Dorothy Drew, famed granddaughter of the late W E Gladstone, rejected rising early claiming the Bible disapproves of early rising. She quoted Psalm 137:2, asserting it supports rising time, and she defended her stance against Mr Gladstone. The tale appears in Tit Bits.
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Dorothy Drew
W_E Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Dorothy
Chi
Giladstone
A Mild Reproach and Other Humorous Snippets
A collage of light anecdotes and jokes. A mother chides her daughter to stop talking during a bath, a child resists the ABC aloud, a man on Wall Street naps at an opera, and witty exchanges unfold in brief comic vignettes.
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Elsie
Eile
Learie
Efe
Pape
Future Ideal Town by Sir Oliver Lodge
In the imagined town of the future houses will use gas for heating and cooking while electricity lights homes. Gas from coal will travel via pipes as water is distributed, with crude coal burning banned in towns. The plan aims to purify urban air and improve city life conditions.
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Sir Oliver Lodge
Salting a Diamond Mine and Other Fragments
A miscellany of humorous vignettes and quotes. It recounts a South African diamond salting tale told by Howard Duofots, a note on two neighbors disputing a golf club, a child’s church joke, a five year old’s church reaction, a misheard prayer, a playful couple under stars, a wall around a new city, and a fashion remark about a dairy maid and a society queen.
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Howard Duofots
South Africa
John
Boston Record
Auto Enthusiast Banters Over Driving and Sins
Fragmentary dialogue snippets reference car thoughts and humor about driving and guilt. No clear event or entities beyond generic themes.
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Miss Bore
Harvard Lampoon
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