Kidney Pills Restore Veteran Postmaster’s Health in Austin
Capt J W Hogan former postmaster of Indisnola now resides in Austin Texas writes of years of pain from kidney trouble and nerves. After trying climates and medicines he used Dosa's Kidney Pills and reports full recovery and renewed vigor. Also includes pipe smoking hints from The Canadian Cigar and Tobacco Journal emphasizing gradual smoking and keeping the pipe cool.
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J. W. Hogan
Indisnola
Austin
Tex
Walt
Poster-Milburs Co
Hulfaro
Canadian Cigar and Tobacco Journal
Journal
la Gen Uenens
Cure of chronic skin eruption after ten years with Cuticura
Dr Hiram Mattingly of Vermilion South Dakota recounts a decade of crawling sores on his body starting in youth. After failed treatments including arsenic iodine and salves he found relief using Cuticura Ointment following Cuticura Soap. Within months his skin and hair improved and he reports complete cure after extensive prior trial and expense.
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Hiram Mattingly
Prefer Their Own Way Quote by John A Howland
A brief quotation notes that many men resist guidance though most do not want to be told what is best for them. It reflects a cautionary view on paternalism and independence in decision making. The line emphasizes self direction over external dictates.
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John A. Howland
Capital
Asso
Pacific
Atlantic
Gulf
Great Lakes
Insular
Toon
Semih Pole
Siberian
Hemisphere
Cory Willers
United States
The Yellow Peril In a Capita club Red room tale
An oppressive gloom fills the Capital club Red room as a secretive council debates an existential threat from a superior foe. A dramatic turn reveals a professor unleashing a microbe capsule to cripple the enemy, ending with a grim, cautious farewell.
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Capital Club
Jonesonian Institute
Penalty of Foolish Talk
A New York Mall quotation laments that words bruise more than actions, noting how foolish speech or a witty interview can ruin a man’s prospects, whereas better deeds may be overlooked. It argues the penalty arises from for bearing presumption and social judgment.
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New York Mall
Rye unmasked Deacon by breakfast, frat man reports
Before Breakfaat, a frat man claims he found the deacon mixing drinks at the sideboard at dawn after staying overnight at his house. The exchange notes temperance talk contradicted by the scene, as a judge character witnesses the moment.
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Rye
Deacon
Northwest Notes: Western tragedies and political moves
A whirlwind of brief items from the West reports Magajorn Hangi dying after being struck by a train near Humboldt Nebraska line in a Spokane smallpox quarantine and a Montana Central wreck injuring but not killing William Jennings Bryan and wife. Wyoming Republicans back Senator Warren. A Laramie theater fire causes about 5000 dollars in damage. Five drown in the Columbus river near Butler prior. W A Walker feared lost in the Colorado mountains. Shoshone chief George Terry murdered near Lander. John McGarvey hanged in Canon City for jailer murder. Kilpatrick brothers win Denver-Cheyenne cutoff contract. Spokane smallpox quarantine to trains. Bean couple found dead in Denver. Missoula coal stock exhausted. cold wood scarce. Judge Griffin rules Sullivan will estate split. Norwegian Peer Andreson dies in Seattle. Huntington Oregon to Lewiston railroad approved. relief for China famine sought. Oregon Governor Chamberlain issues famine relief appeal.
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William Jennings Bryan
Montana
Missoula
Mont
Arthur B. Griffin
John Sullivan
Seattle
United States
5. H. Pilesin
County
Work 8 Office
Pernna Almanac Adverts Bowman Endorsement
Chas. W. Bowman of Lanham Maryland writes of quick cure from a severe cold by Pernna in forty eight hours and recommends its use as a preventive. He notes his family also uses it and urges friends to try it. He mentions asking a druggist for the free Peruna Almanac for 1907.
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Chas. W. Bowman
M. S. M. Cav
Lanham
Destructive Yellow River Threatens Chinese Banks
Descriptive account notes the Yellow River in China where thousands toil to defend embankments. Despite ongoing efforts since ancient times, floods recur, with history marking a deluge described as five Danubes pouring for two months, causing massive loss of life and extensive riverbank erosion.
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Yellow River
China
Western millionaire to marry his cook confirms old adage
A Western mill ionaire plans to wed his cook, lending support to the old saying that the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. The announcement signals a high profile marriage blending wealth and domestic staff.
First Twinge Of Rheumatism Cures With Dr Williams Pink Pills
Portland Michigan resident Frank Little recounts five year struggle with rheumatic pain and paralysis before using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He reports rapid improvement and complete recovery with no relapse, noting availability via mail order at 50 cents per box or six for $2.60 from Dr Williams Medicine, Schenectady NY.
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Williams
Frank Little
Portland, Ionia Co
Mich
Portland
Cet Elate
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Daily Btory Pub. Co
Lo Toon
India
Ebon
Northwest
Magajorn Hangi
Southern Pacific
Humboldt
New
Columbus
Butlers
Waat
McGowan's
Oregon
W. A. Walker
Gladstone
Colo
George Terry
Lander
John McGarvey
Canon City
Edward Innes
Grand Juncion
McGarvey
Barney McGarvey
Long Branch
N. J
Denver-Cheyenne
Kilpatrick Brothers
Athol Hill
Borie
Cheyenne
Spokane
Idaho
Board of Health
Elmer J. Bean
Lilia M. Bean
Denver
Butelde
Bean
Peer Andreson
Old Country
Huntington
Snake River
Lewiston
Baker
Union and Wallowa
Nez Perces County
Mae
Famine Relief Committee of
Shanghai
American National Red Cross
Chamberlain
Lieutenant Bowman
Pe-Au-Na
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