Veteran Heller Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills in 1899 Letter
Urbana resident Joshua Heller recalls relief from kidney trouble and back pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills, praising their effectiveness over two years. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo promotes the remedy at 50 cents a box. Also notes a rhetoric on stone-proof glass houses as Silesian glassmakers produce glass bricks.
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Joshua Heller
Walnut Street
Urbana
Ill
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Silesian
Cutler Mountain
Colorado Springs
Bessie Bouton
Syracuse
N. Y
Curtis
Denver
James R. Hayne
Wyoming
Texas
Butte
Hayne
West
Montana
John McPhee
McPhee
Diamondville
Wyo
Tom Sing
Lima
Mont
Tea claims and health note from Swiss sanatorium
No other tea is safe but moneyback tea. Grocer refunds if you fail Schillings Test. Consumptives retain weight. A Swiss sanatorium study reports 70 to 80 percent of consumptive patients retain the extra weight gained during several months of treatment for several years.
Moneyback Down Hill to Your Grocer's All Round
The Montgomery Tennessee Vindicator notes a light news week as the editor, recently returned from Knoxville, struggles to concentrate. The column evokes a humorous, circular complaint about delayed reporting and consumer notes, with a quip about grocers and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Montgomery
Tenn
Luton Chamber Promotes Hat Trim Design Contest
The Luton chamber of commerce in England will award prizes to elementary school pupils for competitive designs in hat trimmings. The program aims to encourage craft and creativity among students as part of local commerce education.
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Luton
England
Montana Examiner William Hudnall Dies at 53
William Hudnall state examiner of Montana died at his Helena home on the sixth from a complication of diseases aged 53. Nevada Railroad mileage grows adding nearly 300 miles bringing total state mileage to about 1,200 miles. Henry Loomis of Portland killed Frank Dunne and Loomis’s wife then killed himself after a jealous quarrel over Affections.
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William Hudnall
Montana
Helena
Nevada
Frank Dunne
Henry H. Loomis
Portland
Dunne
Loomis
York
Tugucé Greenbaum
New York Supreme Court
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Jellon
Nobbs
Spring Hill
Ark
Port Arthur
Pennsylvania
New York City
Harry Lee
Chicago
United States District Court
Little Rock
Byber
Arkansas
William Rapson
Joliet
Ills
Herbert
Adolph Beck
Beck
Supreme Court of
Nebraska
Muriel Byram
Canada
Japan
Indictments Dismissed Against Portland Officials
District Attorney moves to dismiss indictments against Portland Mayor George H Williams and Police Chief Charles H Hunt. The news item lists various 1904 incidents including a Montana theft case, a fatal train accident, death notices, fires, and international tensions, presenting a roundup of regional and world events with named individuals and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Manning
George H. Williams
Charles H. Hunt
Portland
Charles McGough
Dillon
Mont
Wiliam Slingsworth
Billings
Whitehall
Iilingsworth
Andrew O'Connell
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Montana
Helena
Thomas Ewing
W. T. Sherman
Secretary of the Interior
Montrose
Delta
Colo
Guaonison River
Watch Valley
Gunnison
Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy Praised by Salem Woman
A Salem Indiana woman Lizzie Havke reports relief after six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound helped years of illness from menopause and a suspected cancer of the womb. She credits improved sleep and the ability to work and invites others to seek Mrs Pinkham's free advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Dean
Prvanam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mars
Lizzie HavKce
Salem, Ind
Plenty of Good Cigars and Turkey Tips
Opinion notes that good cigars remain available despite complaints about quality and price. A Boston Herald quote touts cigar quality, while a Minneapolis reader endorses Piso’s Cure as an effective cough remedy. An agricultural tip suggests feeding young turkeys to curb boll weevil and worm damage, with seasonal timing for pest activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
Rum Changes Tribe In Nyam Nyams As Expedition Advances
A British expedition moves to punish the Nyam Nyams of the upper Nile valley for firing on patrols. The article notes the tribe’s transformation from harmless villagers to aggressors after rifles and rum entered their culture, with no detail on why patrols were present in Nyam Nyam country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Nile Valley
Nyam-Nyam
Mankind's Many Languages Seen Worldwide
The text notes at least five thousand distinct languages spoken by humanity and highlights vast dialect diversity. It cites Brazil with more than sixty vocabularies and Mexico's Nahua language as having seven hundred dialects, while mentioning hundreds of dialects in Borneo.
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Mankind
Brazil
Mexico
Borneo
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Schillings
Behilling
Schilling
John Ogden Assay CO
Hetarts
Nathan Bicketted
Northwest Notes
John Alexander Dowle
Zion
Bank of
Treyner
Iowa
Tangier
Morocco
John Hathaway
Winchester
Etta Thomas
Switzerland
St. Bernard Pass
Roosevelt
Hay
Hague Tribunal
A. A. Anderson
Camp Fire Club of America
Thomas Teegarden
Medicine Hat
Teegarden
Joseph K. Toole
United States
Everett, Wash
Frederick Sopper
John
James Reed
Brooklyn
Rome
Pius
James Gillespie
Bell
Myron Barbour
Rising Sun
Ind
L. C. Glover
Milwaukee
Wis
Business Woman's Association
Pooxaam
L. C. Grover
Grove St
Lydia E. Pinkam
Piso
J. W. O' Bates
Third Ave. N
Minneapolis, Minn
St. Jacobs Oil
Price
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