Swamp Root Credited With Kidney Cure By Patient
A Missouri woman testifies that after years of nephralgia and gall stones she was cured by Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, taking nine bottles and remaining symptom free for over two years. Notarized statement from Mrs Ella Henry dated July 28 1909 notes the truth of the claim and invites readers to sample the remedy via Dr Kilmer & Co Binghamton NY. Drug stores offer bottles at fifty cents and one dollar.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Honest John Earns His Sobriquet in Saloon Tale
A New York tinware peddler recalls earning the nickname Honest John as a boy after a saloon stop led to thieves detaining his wagon. He kept the horse steady while his horse and tinware were seized, earning praise when he returned and saved the horse.
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John
New York
Lower Ninth Avenue
Coffee to Postum switch helps health says Pennsylvanian
A Pennsylvania woman details headaches and heart palpitations tied to coffee and credits Postum with restoring health after switching. She quotes a friend’s success with Postum as a coffee substitute and urges readers to try the food drink, noting immediate improvement and long term well being.
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Pennsylvania
Postum
Wellville
Beav er Island clash over Strang siege and Nat Plum
Captain Nathaniel Plum lands on Beaver Island to seize Strang s kingdom with Obadiah Price s aid. Nat binds a delivery to Franklin Pierce, rescues Neil and Marion, fights the king, and endures capture, escape, and a perilous sea rescue by Marion and Winnsome. The siege ends with a dramatic rescue as Nat fades from exhaustion.
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Nathaniel Plum
Typhoon
Beaver Island
Obadiah Price
Nat
Franklin Pierce
United States
Frice
Nat's Visit To the Island Is To Deumland
Strang
Marmonia
Price
Neil
Arbor Cruche
J’lum
Marion
Winnsome
Archer -Croche
Plum
Marion Naa
Arbor Croche
a_ewild
Marlon
Gore
Marion Escapes as Nathaniel Seeks Strang
In this chapter Nath aniel wrestles with longing and danger after Marion vanishes with the king's marriage plan revealed. Winn some lends him a pistol and a chance to confront Strang while she prays for Neil and Nathaniel to reunite soon.
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Marlon
Winnsome
Nathaniel
Marion
Cure for scalp disease cited as miracle remedy
A mother credits Cuticura products with curing a six month old baby’s severe scalp rash and hair loss after doctors and ointments failed. She recalls using Resolvent ointment and Soap, noting rapid relief and restored hair. The letter ends with praise for Cuticura.
The Primitive Man Quips About Jones
A humorous exchange features a rich man named Jones mocked for his obliviousness. Jokes include a stage hand scene at the opera and a dinner table gag about a spoon holder, highlighting Jones as comically primitive.
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Jones
Opera House
Seats of the Mighty
An intimate friend asks about charges against Biggun. the statesman on the investigation committee says no investigation has been finished and only an informal meeting has occurred concluding he isn’t guilty. The exchange highlights formal limits of the inquiry and current stance.
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Bath
Bath F Inquirer
North Congregational Church
Raymond
Mr. Raymond
Seats of the Mighty
Thore
Biggun
No Such Luck. Wilson Refuses Second Girl
A line from Harper's Bazar quotes Wilson answering a question about keeping a second girl. He states they cannot keep the forty third.
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Wilson
Harper's Bazar
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