Cured of gravel by Doan's kidney pills claim
The ad features J Daughtrey of Buffolk Va stating he passed gravel for years and has not had a stone in three years after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He attributes relief to the product and notes the box contains 14 stones as proof. Available from dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Daughtrey
Buffolk
Doan
Dean
Finn
Aule
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
Northwest notes of labor and crime cross the Pacific
Report compiles a wide range of early 20th century items: miners in Nevada return to $5 daily, a man attacked at Johnson camp in Oregon, a murdered man found in Aberdeen Washington, dynamite caches in Butte, earthquake shocks at Tacoma, an unidentified dead man near Butte, an editor from Walden to be treated for insanity, arrests in Helena primaries, defense theories in a Goldfield case, labor and safety notes from Boston Montana and Butte, a large sheep loss in Nevada, a fatal camp explosion in Utah, a forest fencing ruling affecting stock in national forests, a Colorado governor signs the local option temperance measure, and Spokane to host a Pacific Northwest golf open with May 22 date noted.
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Nevada
Old Péake
J. Burns
Johnson Camp
Huntington
Ore
Chehalis
Aberdeen
Butte
Tacoma
Union Pacific
A. A. Anderson
North Park Union
Walden
Colo
Laramie
Puebla
Hetena
Gelgor Grade
Saya
Carson City
Dispatch
I. H. Batley
Bews
Utah Construction Company
Nick Caneills
Caneills
Forvat Service
United States
Hunt
Montana
Forest Service
Mega
Women's Christan Temperance Union
Henry A. Buchtel
Colorado
Rockies
Spokane Country Club
Pacific Northwest
Spokane
Indians in United States entering statehood era
The article states that about 284000 Indians live in the United States, with 91000 in Indian Territory and 15000 in Oklahoma, totaling 106000 for the forthcoming state. It notes the five civilized tribes Cherokees Creeks Chickasaws Choctaws Seminoles have governed themselves for generations and are prepared for citizenship. It observes most wear civilized dress and have schools and churches as marks of civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
United States
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Five Civilized Tribes
Blood Purifier: Home Remedy Claims Kidneys Rebalance
An advertisement urges readers to use a homemade mixture of Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to restore kidney function, filter uric acid from blood, and improve health. It touts a 96 percent blood corpuscle count and promises relief from facial eruptions, rheumatism, nervous and stomach issues, backache, and urinary problems. The claim rests on a well known authority and promotes purchasing ingredients from a pharmacy.
Prisoner Warns Judge In Quirky Court Exchange
In a odd courtroom interlude a prisoner tells the justice to heed his statement while the judge cautions him not to address the court as Bill. The exchange features colorful humor about dignity and a threat to confront the judge on the road if the ruling goes against him.
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Willam
Young Kendall trapper nets bounty and furs at 14
The Denver News identifies Woodbury Moore of Kendall as the country’s youngest successful trapper. At 14, he collected bounty on ten coyote pelts and trapped ten badgers, 30 muskrats, 12 skunks and about $50 worth of mink furs using no adult assistance. Also, a Dublin pro cathedral confirmation sees Archbishop Walsh confer the sacrament on nearly a thousand children in a two hour ceremony followed by temperance pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury Moore
Kendall
Denver News
Dublin
Walsh
A Friendly Grocer Recommends Postum for Nervous Illnesses
A Michigan woman credits Postum with curing years of nervous prostration, bilious attacks, and heart flutter. After quitting coffee and drinking Postum, her health improved within a month. she slept better, gained color, appetite, and strength, and has avoided medicines for six months.
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Siga
Wellville
Postum
Postum Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Plign
Nightcaps Return to Fashion Among Modern Women
Nightcaps regain vogue as Drapers Record notes their indispensability for stylish women. Doctors cite well ventilated bedrooms and Draughts, while hairdressers blame elaborate coiffures and frequent salon transformations. Many women crop hair nightly to fit the look, making nightcaps a practical safeguard for hair and comfort.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adverts in Toledo Journal
A dated testimonial claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. The ad lists CHENEY & CO Toledo Ohio as producers and urges readers to take internally for general conservation.
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J. Chaney
Curvey & Co. Dulog Gainess
Toledo
J. Cheney
A. D
Gleason
Norany Prac
Hall
Bend Fur Eatisavili
Cheney & CO
The Cheerful Bohemian Says He Keeps Smiling Through Hard Times
A seedy Bohemian explains his coping method to friends. He claims he never sees him or others as merely poor but insists on making the best of it and taking his medicine with a smile.
Flags of nations hissed at Seattle stage show
At the Star Theater in Seattle, flags of several nations were displayed in sequence. All flags drew applause except Russia and Japan. Russia was met with silence while Japan faced loud hissing from the audience during the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theater
Seattle
Russia
Japan
Origin of Passports From English King Canute Era
The passport system traces back to medieval England during King Canute’s reign. He secured free passes for his subjects through continental lands for pilgrimages to Rome’s shrines of Peter and Paul. The quote “Nothing is impossible to the man who can will” from Emerson echoes the theme.
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England
Canute
Peter and
Paul
Rome
Emerson
Pink Pills restore strength after childbirth and rheumatic flare
Mrs. M. J. Wight of Auburn Maine recounts using Dr Williams Pink Pills after a 1901 birth left her pale weak and gas filled with a fluttering heart. She says the pills helped her regain strength for a new pregnancy and again aided a rheumatic hand attack, with subsequent quick recovery. Drugstores or mail orders offer 50 cent boxes, six for 2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
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Thars
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
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