Dean's Kidney Pills Cured Woman's Kidney Trouble
A reader reports terrible back pains dizziness and kidney trouble with relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She says she could not straighten up and had nervousness and vision issues before treatment. She states the product restored perfect health and notes it is sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soonteut -E- Hiram Center
South Oak Ty
Minn
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Woman wins scholastic honor at Eclectic Medical College
Miss Stella Schaffer delivered the valedictory address for the graduating class at the Eclectic Medical College of New York City during the recent commencement. It marks the first time in over ten years a woman has earned this honor and she also won the electro-therapeutic prize.
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Stella Schaffer
Eclectic Medical College
City of New York
Miss Schaffer Waa
Herbal Eye Remedy claims cures for eyes and nerves
A fragmented ad style page touts Dr Kline eye and nerve cures with claims of curing eye weakness pain and nervous diseases. It mentions Dr H Kline Sr in Philadelphia and lists various products and quotes about goodness and relief for children and feet products.
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Kline
H. Kline, Sr
Philadelphia
China Closet as Home Made Furniture Guide
The Homestead describes a do it yourself china closet with base shelf 30 inches high and top cabinet 12 inches wide. Dimensions suggest 38 to 60 inch long table, top 20 to 24 inches wide, back beaded three eighths, and shelves grooved or nailed half rounds for plate security.
Inducing Fruitness Through Judicious Pruning
Horticulurists discuss methods to induce fruitfulness in trees by girdling, root pruning, and summer pruning. The article notes buds for next year's fruit form in the prior season and warns that late work reduces fruit bud formation. Girdling and pruning timing are examined with cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Patock
Farmers and Fertility Loss From Tradeoffs in Dairy and Crop Sales
The passage urges farmers to consider the hidden costs of selling produce and emphasizes soil fertility loss from cash crops. It promotes butter dairying over milk sales and notes the dangers of bulls in pasture while stressing prudent livestock management and resource foresight.
Calves Thrifty Rearing Method Wins Second Prize
Prof. Thomas Shaw reports on Mr. W. J. Landon’s Hill contest second prize herd of pure-bred Shorthorn calves. They were raised on skim milk after initial fed with linseed gruel and alfalfa meal. The regimen used mixed grains and ample green feed, yielding lower costs and steady breeding.
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Shaw
Tella
W. J. Landon
Winona
Minn
Thomas Shaw
Orange Judd Farmer
Akim
A Cellar Cupboard And Pasteurizing Systems
A cellar cupboard is described as a dust free storage option sunk between kitchen joists with a wire mesh bottom and a hinged cover. Two pasteurizing methods are explained intermittent and continuous flow, noting cost and efficiency advantages depending on batch size and keeping qualities, with a view toward practical dairy operations.
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Italy
E. C. Meyers
Farm Butter and Co operative Dairying Advocated
A Orange Judd correspondent argues farm butter declining due to skill gaps and surroundings. He notes oleomargarine use by the army, calls for better dairy practices, and urges cooperative dairying while sharing tips to prevent horse stall rolling and guidance on transplanting red raspberry plants.
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Orange Judd
Harmer
Carey
Not Only Could But Did Mrs Grandon Accomplished Talker
A humorous sketch from Youths' Companion describes Mr Grandon boasting of his wife's many talents a witty exchange at a club dinner. The husband bows and notes she can discuss a thousand topics while admiring guests express regret at scarce time with her.
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Mr. Grandon
The Reason Why First Passenger Notes Long Stop
A humorous railcar scene shows two passengers discussing a train’s extended halt. The first asks why the stop lasts so long, while the seasoned traveler suggests no one is attempting to board.
Real Philosopher and the Poised Patient
Jerome K Jerome praises philosophy as bearing others troubles. A London hospital patient with a poisoned leg faces amputation. The blunt house surgeon grimly declares the whole leg must come off, sparing only a wry relief that her head is fine.
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Jerome K. Jerome
London
Health and income tied to sturdy well being
A notebook excerpt describes a young woman recalling illness from a harsh boarding-house diet and overwork. She credits diet changes and grape-nuts cereal with restoring energy, relieving brain fatigue and dyspepsia, and helping her sustain income through steady work.
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Ofice
Aaron
Earth
Rambling Rupert Recalls Worst Scrape at Barber College
A humorous exchange recalls the narrator's worst scrape when he was shaved in a barber college. The playful men discuss misadventures and reflect on the comical mishap.
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Rupert
Caticura Cures Skin Ailments Reported by Tennessee Reader
Mrs. Lillie Wilecher of Chattanooga Tenn reports skin troubles including a tetter like rash clearing after using one set of Cuticura Remedies. She cites outbreaks on hands neck and face and notes two cakes of Cuticura Soap and a box of Cuticura Ointment as effective.
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Lillie Wilecher
Eleventh St
Chattanooga
Tenn
Woman's Christian Temperance Union envoy to tour Asia Pacific
Mrs. Katherine L. Stevenson has been commissioned by the International Woman's Christian Temperance Union to tour China, Japan, and Hawaii to visit major educational institutions. She will explain to faculties and students the temperance measures adopted by the W C T U.
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Katherine L. Stevenson
International Woman's Christian Temperance Union
China
Japan
Hawaiii
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Coffee wisdom and a grocer’s refund policy
A quirky note contrasts tea and coffee with a grocer promising refunds for Schilling’s Best if not liked. It also quotes Seneca on cultivation, linking soil richness to productive minds and fruitful results.
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Seneca
Weary Willie's Complaint on New York Hack Rates
William J. Ryan, president of the supreme council of public hackmen of New York, warned winter panics cut receipts. He said drivers may drop to 12 cents a mile from 50, if panics persist, and cited a tramp grumbling about the trade.
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Weary Willie
William J. Ryan
Supreme Council of Public Hackmen of
New York
Hackmen
Mr. Ryan
Spoiled Child Opposes Pink Tie Demand
Fragmentary OCR shows a mother insisting a child wears a large pink necktie while the boy resists. The garbled text suggests a domestic scene with the child Willie and parental authority. The rest of the article is unreadable.
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Willie
Cautious Official and Enthusiastic Indorser Clash Over Umpiring
A cautious official questions a friend profile for administrative tact while an enthusiastic backer notes the person has never umpired a baseball game but supports involvement despite gaps.
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