Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Woes
Mrs Sadie Mettien of Columbus reports backache headaches and weakness from kidney trouble. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she improved quickly and remained free of trouble. A free trial offer via Foaster Milburn Co. Dayton Ohio. Sold by all druggists at 60 cents per box.
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Dean's Kidney Mills
Sadie Mettien
Ave
Columbus
Obbo
Dean
United Statd Frean Foater Milburn Co. Bu Y
Detective methods in India reveal bribery and robbery case
An account from a recently published book describes a native detective’s dubious tactics in a high profile case. A robbery of about half a lakh rupees worth of silver ingots was carried by camel caravan from Indore to Kotah, protected by armed men. the silver was seized, and the suspect Macnite killed the effort. The investigator Pershad boasted of extracting information by coercive means, while a witness provided questionable testimony. The report also references sensational surgical anecdotes and unrelated notes on Egypt and appendicitis.
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Indore
Kotah
Macnite
Jarl Pershad
Gherlock Holmes
Raseeldar
Abatan Thare
Army Trials A Infantryman's Long Siege
An infantryman recounts suffering intestinal disease during service in the Philippines and the United States Army. After doctors deemed him incurable, he credits Grape Nuts with restoring his health, weight gain, and stamina. He praises the cereal and Postum references as part of his recovery, urging readers to consider the product and consult Mills books.
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Alwas
Barnes
Postum Co
Battie
Hedge
Mills
Wellvilla
From syrup sales to the man who printed the pluck poem
A fragment recounts collecting ideas on forethought and accuracy, tracing a poem’s journey from a wholesale office to printers on South Water Street. It notes a stanza about pluck winning as time passes, and mentions a mine owner seeking cards for young workers.
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South Water Street
Puck
No Title From Fragmented Letter About A Publisher
A clipped fragment recounts a metropol itan publisher who studied the narrator as they grew up in a street. The writer describes mistaken identities, a past border cost of twenty five dollars, and a shared aim related to helping boys, amid hints of conflicted feelings and long separation.
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Brightwat
Thin Country
Publisher Reluctant Ally Hinted At Help After Years of Refusal
A writer laments two years of rebuffs from a publisher who recently hinted at information that could aid him. He plans to pursue further when the publisher’s busy season ends, clinging to memories of past answered prayers that brought hope and progress.
Learn from Others Clerk and Customer Experience Foreshadowed
A narrator urges readers to study how clerks and conductors handle pressure and to learn from others. The piece uses a bus or train setting to illustrate forethought, self control, listening, and calm action in daily interactions. It emphasizes observing those who keep cool and do right at the right moment.
The Graceful Execution of Embarrassing Work
The piece argues for serene self control under irritation. It suggests perpetual politeness and forethought, claiming calm conduct protects dignity, and urges creating a cheerful, resilient culture to counteract negativity. It questions respectful terminology for hierarchy and invites reader responses.
Alphabetical List Of Desirable Personal Qualities
A manager advocates using a blank book to collect written and printed information on personal qualities in alphabetical order. By recording thoughts and observations you build pages for each trait, mixing nouns with adjectives as you hunt for words. The plan, done about five minutes weekly, aims to reveal what you most admire.
Cost of living in Asia during a 1901 1902 tour
A Century Magazine summary notes a Asia wide shift in living costs from February 1901 to June 1902. The article cites Japan, Korea, China, the Philippines, Cochin China, Siam, Laos, the British Settlements, Burma, India, Syria and Palestine, with food and clothing prices rising as steamers, railways, telegraphs, labor-saving devices, and Western ideas spread.
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Asia
Japan
Korea
China
Philippines
Cochin China
Siam
Laos
Burmab
India
Syria
Palestine
Century Magazine
Easy Way To Do It Promises Relief From Pain
Mineral Idaho April 11 Mr D. 8 Colson of this place claims a simple method to rid pain in the back sciatica or rheumatism. He says he cured himself after terrible hip pains that nearly prevented walking. He used Dodd's Kidney Pills and soon felt the pain disappear. He praises the medicine as a great remedy and notes its fame for Bright's Disease diabetes dropsy and rheumatism nationwide.
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Mineral
Idaho
Colson
Dodd
Mr. Colson
Bright
Spanish in South America and other oddities
A miscellany item notes that except Brazil, Spanish dominates most South American countries. It cites Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething pain and gums, claims wind colic cures, and mentions 250 obtainable. A quip about noble thoughts and deeds contrasts with lawn mower run in a flat. Also references Bromo Quinine laxative tablets and an ambidextrous society promoting bidirectional hand use.
Decadent lecture on The Decadence of Pure English
A lecturer with a refined address on The Decadence of Pure English spoke before a Wamp s club. After the talk an overdressed woman in toast and feathers told him she enjoyed it and agreed that English is decaying, asking what will happen if nothing is done.
Deafness Cured Claim By Hall's Calarrh Cure Advert
A historical ad claims deafness can be cured by Hall's Calarrh Cure with one hundred dollar reward for successful cases caused by catarrh. It describes ear inflammation as the root cause and promises restoration of hearing if inflammation is removed, inviting readers to request circulars.
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Hall
J. Cheney & Co, O. Samt
Austrian Marriage Laws Stricten on Interfaith Matches
Report notes Austria enforces severe marriage laws prohibiting unions between Christians and Jews and between Christians and infidels. A case where a Protestant woman’s marriage to a man with no creed was annulled by the supreme court highlights the restrictions.
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Supreme Court
Pisos Cure for Consumption and Odd Bits of News
A 1900 note from Indiana praising Piso’s Cure for consumption, a London Graphic snippet on Queenstown pigeon catching, carpet dyes by Putnam, and a seed company mail-order pitch from La Crosse Wisconsin offering hand powered hay presses and catalogs with stamps for mailing in a local brief.
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Queenstown
London Graphic
Rival Cities Quip Sparks Grass Growth Joke
The New Yorker quips that no grass grows in their streets, the Philadelphia counterpart retorts with a clever scheme about tearing streets up so grass cannot grow. The brief exchange appears in this Press item.
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New Yorker
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John A. Salter Seed Co
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Salt Lake Photo Supply CO
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Ogden
Phoenix High Patent
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Shee Horn Ae Sian
Z Senate
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