Stomach troubles cured by Chase’s Kidney Liver Pills
Letters from readers claim Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills cure liver derangements stomach troubles and bilious headaches by stimulating the liver kidneys and bowels. Patients report relief after doctors failed to address the root cause and praise the product's claimed effectiveness and digestional benefits.
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Case
DR. Ghase
de Wourcey
Dr. Chase
Patrick de Courcey
Midgell
Lot 40
P.E.I
James Monteith
Saurin
Simcoe County
Ont
Edmanson, Bates & Co
Toronto
Kaiser Visits Dan Zig Warship Towage Becomes Coastline Shield
The Kaiser visits Dan Zig and orders all old warships in the harbor to be towed to a position where they are out of sight. This move shapes harbor visibility and security during the visit.
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Danzig
Shenpao Calls Boycott of New Shanghai Trams
The Shenpao newspaper urges a boycott of Shanghai’s soon to be opened electric tram system arguing the trams are dangerous and will leave about 10 000 ricksha coolies unemployed.
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Shanghai
Shenpao
Reward offer for catarrh cure and Cheney trust statement
An advert offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cures not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The affidavit testifies to F. J. Cheney's honesty and ability to honor obligations. A separate sentence notes a woman detained by police for wearing a silk skirt with Roumanian colors deemed treasonous.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
W Ki
Fraulein Holida
Penagerion
Murder at St Petersburg Baroness Katz Rooms
Minard and the Take no Other Baroness Katz, the philanthropist, was found murdered in her rooms in St. Petersburg. Police suspect robbery as the motive. The maid's sweetheart has been arrested in connection with the crime.
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Katz
St. Petersburg
Minard's Liniment Praised by Hotel Proprietor
Alfred Rochay, proprietor of Roxton Pond Hotel and Livery Stables, reports using Minard's Liniment and endorses it as the best medicine obtainable for his family.
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Minard’s Liniment Co., Limited
Minard
Alfred Rochay
Roxton Pond Hotel and Livery Stables
Finch Lee Peabody to Open Windsor OH Factory Branch
The Detroit overalls maker Finch Lee Peabody plans a Windsor Ontario branch to produce for their Can trade and escape city taxes. The move aims to expand production and reduce costs while serving Canadian markets.
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Finch Lee Peabody Company
Detroit
Windsor
Ont
Wild Persian beasts placed in zebra house at the zoo
Two wild asses from Persia are now in the zebra house at the zoo. They are described as untamable and stand about pony height.
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Persia
Goo
Roosevelt Urges Midwest Farmers to Unite Against Interests
President Roosevelt speaks at a Michigan agricultural college urging farmers to combine against opposing organized interests. The speech underscores collective action to safeguard farmer livelihoods and influence policy.
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Roosevelt
Michigan Agricultural College
Lansing
Ichigan
Mother's gratitude for Baby's Own Tablets
A Quebec mother hails Baby's Own Tablets for transforming her undernourished infant into a healthy, growing child. She reports improved digestion, regular bowels, sound sleep, and cessation of crying after using the product. The letters claim safety with no narcotics and note availability from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
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Mra. V. Chevret
St. Benoit
Que
Canada
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Why the West End Becomes the City’s Aristocratic Quarter
The article explains a global pattern where fashion and affluence cluster in the northwestern part of cities. Prevailing northwesterly winds sweep dust, smoke, and odors toward the eastern and southern sides, leaving the west end more desirable for upper-class residence.
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West End
First Sermon Fright at Boulton Kirk Prompts Rat Joke
A young Scottish preacher, newly licensed, delivered his first sermon but grew nervous and spoke loudly. Friends attended while one who missed the talk asked afterward how it went. The response noted the rats in Boulton kirk were startled, a remark retold by the Dundee Advertiser.
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Kirk
Boulton Kirk
Dundee Advertiser
The Ruler and the Provisional Government Joke
A witty exchange notes that after a shift to house keeping no one rules. they claim a provision al government. The punchline credits the cook as the real authority.
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Cook's
Mislaid the Pudding in a Comical Kitchen Misadventure
A playful tale unfolds as a new maid arrives with a witty Irish smile claiming she mislaid the pudding. Dinner runs late but the moment comes when soup lands on the table and the maid reveals the dessert hid in the oven.
Shopping for Hats and Frocks in Classic Wit
A playful reflection on fashion and shopping. The quote notes hats and frocks lift spirits and women's mood, with a caution that denying a woman shopping can lead to disaster. It cites Lonca Workd as the source of the saying.
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Lon
Lord Lister Founder of Modern Surgery and Antiseptic Vow
The article profiles Lord Lister as the founder of modern surgery and Serjeant-Surgeon in Ordinary to the King. It notes his Order of Merit appointment, links antiseptic discovery to Pasteur, and recalls a Victoria era banquet celebrating his rise. It cites early antiseptic dressings and wards praised for health improvements amid initial opposition.
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Edward
Lord Lister
Order of Merit
Pasteur
Lister
Queen Victoria
Glasgow
Eocen
Napoleon
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Promises Quick Pain Relief
The advertisement claims to soothe troubled waters and relieve pain by applying Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil. It asserts the oil calms the body, cures pain, heals bruises, and reduces burns with broad household usefulness and considerable value.
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Thomas
Pension map to aid clerks reaching a set age
In Washington it is announced that at its next session a pension map will be provided for clerks who have reached a designated age. The proposal aims to clarify benefits and eligibility for long serving employees.
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Washington
Parmelee's Pills Claim Quick Bilious Headache Cure
An advertisement claims bilious headache stems from bile in the stomach and that Parmelee's Vegetable Pills will cure it almost immediately. The copy asserts headaches from colds or fevers are possible but Bilious headache is the most distressing and promises a rapid cure once the pills operate.
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Parmelee
Iowa politician John Kaassen critically ill in Washington
John A Kaassen of Iowa is seriously ill in Washington. He has held several high posts including congressman and member of the American Canadian Joint Commission. He is years of age.
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John A. Kaassen
Iowa
Washington
Joint Commission
Minard's Liniment Promoted for Cholera Cure
An ad urges doctors to use Dr J D Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial for cholera and similar complaints. It claims rapid action and thorough cures, asserting the medicine strengthens the weak and prevents deterioration.
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J. D. Kelloge
Child of Newberg Man Dies After Drinking Whiskey
The three-year-old child of John Wellis of Newberg Indiana drank half a mint of whiskey found on a dresser and died within hours.
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John Wellis
Newberg
Ind
Brass Beds Need Gentle Cleaning to Preserve Lacquer
A furniture expert advises brass beds and tables retain shine by minimal handling. Dust lightly with a feather duster or cheesecloth and avoid rubbing or commercial polishes that wear the lacquer. Replacing the lacquer requires factory treatment and added cost.
Turning Chaos Into Order in the Bureau Drawer
A humorous suggestion to tame clutter by reducing accessories and using labeled boxes with hinged lids. The piece argues to discard unused neckties and categorize items like belts, turnovers, handkerchiefs, and shoestrings in separate boxes, promising lasting organization.
A Dramatic Child
A two or three year old boy, seated in a high chair, pleads for more corn batter cakes and molasses. After finishing what he deems enough, he sighs and proclaims he has no more use for the plate, then hurls it over his head and shatters it on the floor.
Russian Jurymen and Their Curious Decisions
A string of alleged Russian jury antics is recounted. The foreman refused a prison sentence on his birthday, a jury altered a guilty verdict when church bells rang for a holiday, and a burglar walked free after the robbed man declined a loan, deemed an incentive to crime.
Mrs Melba lays corner stone of Hayes factory in Middlesex
The article notes Mme. Melba inaugurates a new factory at Hayes Middlesex with a ceremonial corner stone. It mentions Holloway's Corn Cure claims pain free corn removal and repeated success. A Bucharest telegram says Crown Princess Marie becomes president of a charity group called Goddesses Society. In Mahoney City Pennsylvania a circus prompts 10,000 miners to take a holiday closing many collieries.
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Mme. Melba
Hayes
Middlesex
Bucharest
Marie
Princess Marie of Edinburgh
Society of
Godesses
Mahoney City
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