Keep the kidneys in good order advice for life insurance
Sudden death risk before life insurance approval prompts doctors exam and water tests. Kidney sluggishness causes backache headaches and rheumatic pain. A famed physician recommends keeping kidneys in good order, limiting meat salt alcohol and tea, drinking water, and taking uricin tablets to expel uric acid. Sold at drug stores, from Dr. Pierce of Invalides Hotel Buffalo.
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Pierce
Invalides
Buffalo
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a blood remedy to prevent eruptions fatigue and skin or scalp diseases. It claims to purify the blood improve organ function and promote overall health with a pleasant laxative Pellets sold by druggists at 35 cents a vial.
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Piers
Dr. Pierce
Heads She Lost in a Class Coin Lesson
In a room full of young girls in pink slips a stern teacher tests coin knowledge. A singular pupil fixated on a sparrow answers heads when a half-dollar is placed on her desk.
Freezone claims painless corn removal by local application
An advertisement from Cincinnati touts Freezone as a painless corn remover you can lift corns with your fingers after applying a few drops. It promises cheap access at drugstores, claims quick drying with no skin irritation, and suggests farmers' schools and Canary Islands telecom plans are also noted in the piece.
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W. L. Douglas
Douglas
San F
New York
America
Brockton
Mass
Scar
Cincinnati
Adv
Of Course The Big Apples Fall If Little Ones Let Go
A compact rumination on balance and support, likening large entities to apples kept aloft by smaller ones. The piece argues that status is maintained only through underlying, often unseen, effort and solidarity.
What the Doctor Knows About Kidney Health
Fragments discuss kidney importance for overall health and disease risk. Mention Brights Disease deaths in New York and Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as herbal remedy. Includes stray dialogue and ad-like lines about a burglar and a conversation, with no clear news event.
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Bright
New York
Kilmer
X Sr Pharmacy
British capture of Baghdad ends long Middle East campaign
General Maude's forces entered Baghdad on Sunday morning, ending two years of pursuit and German hopes in the region. The fall links Mesopotamian history to a 4000 year arc from Nebuchadnezzar to Haroun Al Rashid, signaling a major turning point in the war and British prestige in the east.
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London
Herod
Far East
Kut
Amara
Bagdid
Bagdad
Nebuchidnesar
Babylon
Tigris
Joahua
Ezra
Ezekiel
Daniel
Haroun al Rashid
Fearful Toll of War First Official European War Casualty Totals
Washington reports more than 10,000,000 men killed wounded captured or missing in the European war. Military deaths number 4,411,200 with 2,598,400 wounded and 2,664,060 captured or missing. Civilians in Russia, the Balkans, and Armenia add about 400,000 dead or wounded.
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Washington
Balkan
Armenia
Carranza Elected President of Mexico in Historic Vote
Mexico’s Venustiano Carranza won the presidency on March 11 with an overwhelming vote, write‑in options allowed. Estimates suggest hundreds of thousands to a million ballots, amid a peaceful election across the republic with no reported disturbances or intimidation.
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Mexico
Venustiano Carranza
Carranza
Constitutional Assembly
Queretaro
de Clare II
Republic
May Not Hang Man on Roof at Spokane Federal Building
Treasury officials refused to allow the Spokane custodian to use the roof of the federal building as a platform for the execution of Edward Mayberry, who faces death March 20. federal capital punishment is banned in Washington. A separate Greece note asks faster wheat shipments from the United States amid shortages. Rumor says Roumanian King Ferdinand plans abdication regardless of war outcome. A Cincinnati cyclone killed three, injured many, and destroyed about thirty houses.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Spokane
Federal
Seaffoll
Edward Mayberry
Compromise Reached on Workmen's Compensation Bill in Idaho Legislation
The Fourteenth Idaho Legislature adjourned sine die after bitter fights, approving a workmen's compensation bill by a unanimous vote that protects labor while limiting insurer and employer options. The session also saw major appropriations, education cuts, and the defeat of a northern state constitution convention plan and anti Asian marriage measures. A new Bannock County proposal awaited gubernatorial action while a large Capitol expansion bond was shelved.
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Italy
Uye
Henry
Lest
Stae
University of Idaho
School For the Deaf and the Blind
Moscow
House
Labor
Idaho
Rockwell
Bates
Anderson
Dats
State Insurance Murgerspd Department
Cnvaslty Insurance Companies
Geveral
Partnens County
Senate
Bannock County
Wilson nears completion of tariff commission picks
Washington report says President Wilson has practically completed the tariff commission selection and nominations will likely go to the Senate during the current special session. In Copenhagen reports a Danish steamer Rosborg of 1,874 tons has been sunk with six crew lost.
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Tariff Commission
Washington
Wilson
Senate
London
Central News
Copenhagen
Rosborg
Dandruff Remedy Promises Hair Revival
An advertisement extols Danderine as a cure for dandruff and hair loss, claiming the product will restore luster and thickness after a few weeks. It promises new hair growth, improved texture, and a striking shine, urging readers to purchase a 25 cent bottle from local stores.
Skinner Mfg Co Offers Free Dink Hook Recipe Book
A Skinners branded promotion from Skinner Mfg Co Omaha Nebraska offers a free Dink Hook recipe booklet showing many ways to serve Stinnette Macaroni and Spaghetti. Grocers carry Skinners Macaroni and Spaghetti. The text mentions a humorous anecdote about a stolen watch and a man returning it for a reward.
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Sidener Mfc. Co
Skinner Mfg. Co
Omaha
Neb
Skinners
Allen's Foot-Ease Makes Instant Relief Popular
Fragmented OCR notes describe Allen's Foot-Ease powder offering quick relief for corns and inflamed feet with mention of foot-bath use. The item lists widespread availability and price hints while mixing unrelated fragments about painting and tobacco ash. The text preserves period language and stray references to products and social sayings.
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Allen
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