Tired backs and Doan’s Kidney Pills praised in ad note
An ad shows Mrs S A Moore of Waterville Missouri testifying that Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved her year and a half of kidney trouble. It claims the pills purify blood and stop backache headaches and urinary distress. Available from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 80 cents per box. Monday universal wash day essay precedes.
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S.A. Moore
Waterville, Mo
Doan
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
The Advantage of Reading and a Sleep in the Barn
A weary hobo asks to sleep in a farmer's barn. The farmer, reading a ten cent magazine, extols the open air as curing delicacy, noting rosy cheeks, fewer colds, and calmer nerves, and offers the use of his potato patch and sky. The tale presents ironic humor about self-help advice and hospitality.
Too Much Exposure Elsie the laundress of color faces a cold aftermath
The aging laundress recalls missing a patron visit after attending a festive ball in full evening dress. She explains the strain of vanity and social obligation led to illness, noting a prominent front tooth and a persistent smile as her traits.
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Elsie
Grape-Nuts as Brain Food for Nervous Workmen
An advertisement-like piece argues that modern life makes people nervous and emotional. It cites Dr. Felix Oswald and promotes Grape-Nuts as a pure natural brain food, claiming it supplies essential minerals and phosphates for rebuilding brain and nerve centers, ready to serve with cream and sold by Postum Co. at Battle Creek, Michigan.
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America
Felix Oswald
Postum Co
Battle Gate Mich
Wellville
Pen
Northern Italy clerical agitation sparks martial talk
The report notes anticlerical agitation in northwestern Italy and threats of martial measures. It lists various international incidents including prison exile of Belfast police, a Japan Exposition appointment, a Prussian mine explosion, a Chicago murder verdict, a Pacific railroad strike settlement, and several fatal accidents and political killings.
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Gav
Belfast
Ireland
Baron Kaveko
Japan
Mittelbexbach
Prussia
Hermann Billik
Chicago
Mary
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Towa
William H. Powell
J. F. Stevens
Baby
Posen
Germany
Couronne
Houlon
M. Tofopoff
Moscow
M. Ermotse
Social Democratic Party
Robert Stubbs
Butler
Ley P. Morton
England
Moe
Powder Trust
American Fisheries Company
Promised Land
Greenport
France
Casa Blanca
Morocco
United States
Charles Jones
Sulphur
I T
Jones
Joe Maloy
Silver City
N. M
Charles
Milan
London Tribune
Paradless
Trieste
Titian
Tracia
Dalmatia
Magdalen
Teutonia
Bussorah
Hamburg
Ras Madrak
Arabia
Department of Bridges and Roads
Tates
Lssted
Multiple Disasters and Crimes Hit Western States
A wild mix of fires drownings and crimes dominates Western news with a Billingham fire nearly wiping out the town, A. A. Smith killed in Everett auto overturn, a child slain by a revolver accident near Yale Oregon, and highway and rail ventures expanding. A miner Hastings captured near Butte, a Chicago party seeks routes, and a Denver slasher case adds chaos alongside labor protests at Anaconda.
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Billingham
Wash
A. A. Smith
Everett, Wash
Duncan McKinnon
John Nelson
W. E F. Fitch
Yale, Orv
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
J. H. Hawley
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Helena
Rocky Mountains
Northern Pacific
Shepard, Sima & Co
Elliston
McDonald Pass
Nevada
Chicago
Jack
Denver
Peter Magoils
Anaconda
William D. Haywood
Boise
Virginia City
Mont
W. R. Baldwin
Madison Valley
Baldwin
Great Northern
Toledo
Staton
Havre
Charles D. Hogge
Florence
Colo
Hogge
Mostana
McKinley Monument Dedicated During Old Home Week
The white marble McKinley Monument in Ovata Square Buffalo New York to memory of President McKinley will be dedicated Thursday September 5 as the central event of Buffalo Old Home Week September 1 to 7. Gov Huebs with his military star will participate and Roosevelt and Cleveland have been invited to attend. Military parades will highlight the ceremonies. The monument cost 150000 dollars and was planned by a commission of prominent men.
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Charles E .Huebes
Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Dnetor
Ireland
Spain Far Behind Nations in Literacy and Postal Service
Spain with 29 million people shows only about 35 percent literate, another 0.5 percent can read yet not write, leaving over 60 percent illiterate. In southern Spain readers fail to find literate postmen, letters are pilfered by owners, and postmen are paid by recipients per letter, making mail a costly and chaotic affair.
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Spain
Fearful Suffering Ends With Cure For Boy’s Eczema
Michael Steinman of 7 Sumner Avenue Brooklyn describes a twelve year relief after using Cuticura products for his son’s eczema. The child’s rash spread across four areas and worsened at night with itching and burning before notable improvement after the first box and complete cure after the second set.
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Michael Steinman
Sumner Avenue
Brooklyn
Hen Honors Natural Life Egg Count Quoted by Post
A Washington Post remark on hen productivity claims a hen is naturally fitted to lay about 60 eggs to the dozen over eight years. The lively exchange notes no specific breed, but frames hens as driven to this egg output within their lifetime.
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Washington Post
Approaching Nature as a Court Remark Echoes Vice
A judge quips that some men think they must bring two quarts of whisky and a bar of cigars to “get Sex to nature” or property, revealing a sharper tone about morality and propriety in social conduct.
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Plymouth Rock
John Smith
Bradford
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