Doan's Kidney Pills Public Testimony From Pella Citizen
A Pella resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his weak kidneys long ago and that the remedy remains effective. Photographer F. M. Rederus of North Main Street confirms a month ago lameness, loins pain and headaches improved by the pills. Sold by Coles Drug Store with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents at 50 cents.
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Pella
Dean
F. M. Rederus
North Main Street
Iowa
Coles Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Notice of suit in Marion County District Court 1914
In the District Court of Iowa in Marion County February Term 1914 H Viersen Sr plaintiff and various Manning heirs and unknown claimants are defendants. The petitioner seeks fee simple title to described lands and asks all other claims be barred. It alleges a defect in chain of title and exclusive adverse possession over ten years. Defendants are required to appear before noon of the second day of the February 1914 term. otherwise default and judgment will be entered.
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Marion County
Iowa
Clerk of the
District Court
F. K. Manning
Edwin Manning
Knoxville
Hall's Catarrh Cure Told To Cure ConstitutionaL Disease
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications, must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Not a quack medicine, prescribed by top physicians, combines tonics and blood purifiers for cures. Send for testimonials, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, sold by druggists, 75 cents. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Coulter’s Hell Legend Tells Of Yellowstone Origin
A Milwaukee audience heard a minister recount Coulter’s hell the tale of a Lewis and Clark missing man. The yarn described surreal lava waters and strange mountains, claimed to prove Coulter sane when Montana trappers confirmed the tale in 1869, leading to Yellowstone National Park creation.
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Milwaukee
Coulter
Hell
Northwest
St. Louis
West
Montana
Yellowstone National Park
Milwaukee Journal
Nerve in Baseball Story of Dooin’s Early Trials
Ed A. Goewey recounts Charley Dooin’s rough start as a youth with St Joseph and St Paul clubs. Dooin’s wild throwing vs McKibben’s faith led to four errors in one inning, but his nerve earned him a second chance and a long major league career with the Phillies.
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Charley Dooin
St. Paul
Charles A. Comiskey
Dooin
McKibben
St. Joseph
Mac
Big Jim" Wiggs
Doolin
Nervous old lady in cab defrauded by fare confusion
A London Tatler note recounts a nervous elderly woman who kept her purse in an underskirt pocket and faced a misunderstanding with a cabman over the fare as she searched for the concealed pocket after reaching her destination. The cabbie quips about the owed money, highlighting a comic urban incident.
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London Tatler
Impeachment practices in England and America
The Argonaut notes that England once impeached private citizens for conduct out of office such as Dr Sacheverell for an unpopular sermon or the Duke of Richmond for an adjournment proposal, and Inigo Jones for tearing down a church. In contrast, America confines impeachment to men in office for conduct in office.
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England
Sacheverell
Duke of Richmond
House of Lords
Inigo Jones
America
Argonaut
Loonish remark sparks courtroom exchange in Philadelphia Ledger
In a Philadelphia Ledger excerpt a lawyer questions the defendant's sanity while the judge requests reasoning. The exchange highlights tension over the defendant's mental state and the trial's fairness.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Holding on Tight in Florida Times-Union Note
A brief, reflective line from the Florida Times Union. It suggests a young man clinging to a partner before marriage may adopt the same clingy behavior after marriage, using metaphor of a vise. The fragment hints at gendered expectations about commitment and money.
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Florida Times-Union
Moonlight Rays Said To Harm Foodstuffs And Fish
A New York Press excerpt reports claims that moonlight can chemically affect food and cause fish to decompose faster under polarized light. I G Bryant of Port Elizabeth notes polarized moonlight may drive observed changes, citing experiments with fish slices exposed to direct versus polarized light.
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I. G. Bryant
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
New York Press
TWO FACED RONCONI AND PELICANS IN OLD TALES OF TALENT
A nostalgic piece highlights tenor Ronconi’s dual artistry as described in Clara Louise Kellogg’s memoirs with a classic St Petersburg anecdote about his facial expressions during Maria de Rohan. It also recounts Pelicans and Their Pouches noting their feeding habits and distinctive odor from decaying fish.
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Clara Louise Kellogg
Ronconi
Crispino E la
St. Petersburg
Maria de Rohan
Actress Georgette Leblanc Laments Tour Slurry Reception
The actress wife of Maurice Maeterlinck travels in a French town where her husband's play received weak support from the local company. Leblanc confronted her manager after a mangled performance. He replied that great dramatists from Sophocles to Shakespeare are daily murdered by bad productions.
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Georgette Leblanc
Maurice Maeterlinck
Mme. Leblanc
Maeterlinck
Accommodating Hotel Clerk Cools Rattled Guest
In a small town a late guest finds two large rats under a bed. The clerk stays calm and offers a cat to room 23. The story ends with a witty exchange about accepting friendly advice and losing friends.
No Rehearsals. Wife and Hub Quote in Transcript
A witty exchange captured in the Boston Transcript, contrasting a pouting wife with a husband enjoying a cigar and newspaper as he quips he has merely ceased making love. The quote ends with a proverb about brave actions and trumpets.
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Hub
Boston Transcript
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Standard
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Sunday Tribune
LU Sciatica
FREZ
Rheumatic Cure Co
Chicaro
Evey Drop
Clara Kiing
Jean
Chronicle
District Court of
H. Viersen, Sr
E. Manning
Manning
F. R. Manning
Minnie B. Manning
Township 74 North Range 18
Geo. Heeren
Trimmer
Commercial Hotel
Oskaloosa
F. M. Trimmer
Oakwood Blvd
Chicago, Ills
Trave Manns
Copvmients &c
Nts
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Verma
All
N & Co
Broadway
New York
Washington YC
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