Doan's Kidney Pills Restore Enduring Health, Tecumseh Chief Testimony
Joseph McCauley of 144 Sholto St Chicago Sachem of Tecumseh Lodge recalls his health collapse two years earlier with backache loss of appetite and insomnia. After four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills he reports a complete permanent cure and urges others to use the remedy. Also notes Defiance Cold Water Starch claims and other brief items including Piso’s Cure for Consumption.
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Joseph McCauley
Sholto
Chicago
Tecumseh Lodge
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Defiance
R. A. Anderson
Washington St
Jackesonville
Fla
Reed
E. Cumberland St
Philadelphia
Prnxnan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia EE. Pinkhulm
America
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mase
Aster Show Tale From Mrs Gardner and the Net
Mrs John Lyon Gardner of Boston displayed asters at a Massachusetts Horticultural Society show. She recalled a tale of a bribing exhibitor, then shared the cadi of Baghdad story about humility and a net that caught the fish, ending with the vizier’s pride.
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East
Gardner
John Lyon Gardner
Boston
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Haroun al Rashid
Henry James Offers Critique On Prolific Young Author
Henry James returns to America after years away and is praised as the greatest American novelist by younger writers. A successful young American novelist visits James in Rye during a European tour and, after brief praise, asks for his view on the work. James bluntly replies that the young author writes too much and risks never reaching posterity with such luggage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry James
America
Mr. James
Rye
Getting the Money's Worth in Telegrams
Mrs Lane, taught to economize, replies to her husband in Chicago with a compact telegram. She follows the ten words rule, keeps to the matter, and sends a crisp message: Yes, Yes. Yes, I am very well indeed, thank you. The anecdote, from Youth's Companion, highlights practical telegram etiquette and thrift.
Just As of Yore In the Garden of Long Ago
A nostalgic verse recalling lovers in a moonlit garden with primroses dewy clover and bells. An elder whisper recalls a maiden listening and a tender kiss, then shifts to a present lover standing amid the clover hearing a call from the garden as in memories of grandma.
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Mbar
Owen
Better Water Than Never In Advertising Column Snippet
A witty exchange quoted from the Catholic Standard and Times features a solemn man accusing an advertising column of personal ads. A clerk agrees to insert a prank notice asking a young woman who rode with a tall, thin man in a cross-town car to pardon him for forgetting to thank her, signed Absent-Minded Brute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Standard and Timea
Grateful Change at the Springs Weather Talk
Dialogue from New York Weekly recalls a scorcher summer at the springs. Clara-Did you enjoy pleasant weather this summer. Dora-No It was hot and dreadfully warm. The exchange notes discomfort and a man with a cool million proposing, which Clara accepted.
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Clara
New York Weekly
Nerve Restore Ads and Odd Victorian Tidbits
A mix of реклам statements for Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restore with a $3.00 trial bottle, Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup, Harper's Bazar gag lines, and curious anecdotes. Includes a British bridge tale from coffins, Malay time-keeping device, tapped rubber trees, and a peculiar wedding notice from a western paper. The selections read like a collage of early 20th century filler and advertisements alongside curious cultural bits.
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Dr. Kline
H. K Line, Ltd
Argh Street
Philadelphia
Canada to be Wheat Supplier to United States
The article discusses a projected 60,000,000 bushels wheat crop in Manitoba and the Northwest Territories for 1904, with US demand seen as rising. It notes high per acre yields, accompanying strong prices around one dollar per bushel, and hints at Canada becoming a major breadbasket as Americans increasingly invest in northern grain regions. It cites a telegram from Clifford Sifton confirming crop quality and potential export volumes, and quotes Frank H. Spearman on long term transcontinental rail and reciprocal trade implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Clifford Sifton
Interior
Lord Strathcona
Northwest
Manitoba
Northwest Territories
Frank H. Spearman
Saturday Evening Post
Isotherman
Canadian Pacific
United States
Dakota
St. Paul Road
Cureka
Dakotas
Minnesota
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
E.I. Hoksig
Jackson Street
St. Paul,Minn
W. W.nett
New York Site Building
Omaha
Nee
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Falcon
Roburo
6Th Avenue
Des Moines
Iowa
WAITE
Phoenix
Ghair
Ovk Phoenix
Phoenix Chair CO
Sheboygan, Wis
Lucky
Chorine Grumbler
St. Louis
Texas
Southwest
Outhwest
Ilinoly Central Railroad Company
Due Requesting & Co
Mofesdfar Ns
Tone Bros
Mpetasy
Ifa
Tone's
Saigon
Penang
Posterity
David Kennedy
Mra. C. B. Dougherty
Millville
N.J
Ouro
Topo
Lucas County
J. Cuengry
F J. Cuengy & Co
Frank J. Cheney
Gleabon
Nottany
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hal
Gracie
Mamma
Freddy
Harper's Bazar
Pekin
India
Renal
Westly
the Tribune
Ney
Tower CO
Bostonmass
Tower Carabamco
United
Toronto
Carl
W.N. U
Des Moines, la
Peoria
Joplin
Western
Western Canada
Presentia
Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Richmond
Fearne Douglas
Corona Colt
Nail
WL. Gouglas
Brockton
Putnam
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