Wonderfully Restored by Doan's Kidney Pills
A Midland Michigan man, David M Bye, reports three months of near incapacity from back and hip pain and right leg swelling. After a month of treatment with Doan's Kidney Pills he returned to work, walking without aids, crediting the medicine for addressing the underlying kidney issues. A free trial offer is extended through Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo NY.
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David M. “Bye
Midland
Mich
Frome
Dean
Doan
Dam
Down
Bye
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Halloween Frolic of Fifty Years Ago Recalls Codfish Chase
A Philadelphia resident recalls childhood Halloween pranks from fifty years ago in Schuylkill, describing boys knocking over fence posts, chasing a codfish dragged by dogs, and a noisy pursuit that ended with a startled homeowner and a fond wish to relive the past. The reminiscence contrasts past freedom with present-era restrictions and ends with a nostalgic note about returning to the traditional codfish chase.
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Palla
Schuylkill
Cate’ Talla
Philadelphia
Estimating Forest Fire Damage and Policy Impact
An article discusses the difficulty of precisely estimating forest fire damage across Washington Oregon Wyoming and Colorado. It notes likely legislative gains from losses and argues strict reserve rules prevent fires. It cites a Colorado incident where clergy left burning coals, a meteor sparked a Colorado fire, and a New York lawyer caused a 500 acre timber loss in White River reserve.
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Washington
Oregon
Wyoming
Colorado
Wost
Roment
White River Forest Reserve
Roosevelt
Rangera
Platte Canyon
Denver
New York
White River Forest
New York Tribune
Descendants of Famous Men Are Little Known
A feature surveys how British aristocracy links to great figures through distant lines. It cites the Buckinghams, Hampden, Burns, Keats, Carlyle, Wordsworth and others, noting distant survivals and perverse claims while contrasting poets’ fame with modest wealth, plus a note on Liverpool as densely populated and industrious.
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Earl of Buckingham
John Hampden
Mary
America
Veepucel
Robert Burne
James Glencaira Thompson
Hin Gramdmother
Globe Tavern
Dumfries
Burns
Liiving
Dulwich
London
de Kalb
Missouri
John Keats
George Keats
Fielding
Tom Jones
Alexander Carlyle
Edinburgh
Ts & Nephew
Thomas Carlyle
Chelsea
Re ix sheets and Harpos Ayron whistle notice
1903 calendar sheets 10x15 inches by Bryson available by mail for twenty five cents. Police warn against whistling in Harpos Ayron streets. notices reference Grex and Metal advertisement and mining journalism. Kansas produce praised with decorative grain and fruit displays noted from the Grand Army encampment in Washington.
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ST. Paul
Bryson
F. A. Miller
Chicago
Persia
Harpos Ayron
Woman Seeks Help for Fibroid Tumor in Roxbury Letter
A Roxbury woman writes to E F Hayes at 252 Dudley Street describing long suffering from a fibroid tumor and urging treatment. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief and urges others with ovarian troubles to seek the remedy, noting gratitude and endorsements as she reports improvement.
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Dean
E. F. Hayes
Dudley St
Roxbury
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hayes
Suit for 15 Dollars in Eight Years of Courtship
A Reading woman sues a man for 15 dollars after eight years of courting he failed to fulfill. She seeks the modest sum suggesting the man’s “pile” after lengthy courtship. The item reflects a quip about romance and finances from the Louisville Courier Journal.
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Louisville Courier Journal
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