Life Saved By Kidney Pills For Mrs Fooks
Mrs G W Fooks of Suxbury 94 wife of G W Fooks Sheriff of Wice mica County suffered eight years from shortness of breath bloating and swelling. A doctor warned Brights disease. After three weeks bedridden she used Dean's Kidney Pills and the distress across her back disappeared and she recovered. Sold by all dealers 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y. Better to Accept Them. The ways of woman and Providence are past understanding.
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G. W. Fooks
Suxbury
Wicemica
Ide Bey
Bright
Dean
Gente
Foster-Milburn Co
Bufato
N.Y
Providence
White visitors to India report pallor after heat
A dialogue mocks colonial views on Indian heat and racial color as a missionary notes whites return paler than expected. The exchange references the Indian sun, extreme temperatures, and anecdotal misperceptions of complexion among travelers.
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Hils Friend
Jake
Piazza
India
Grocer Credits Grape Nuts For Recovery And Strength
A grocer from Ossian Indiana recounts a six year battle with stomach and bowel trouble. He credits daily Grape Nuts and Cream for restoration, gaining energy, returning to work fifteen hours daily, and maintaining a regular bowel routine without stimulants. praises Postum and the famous book The Road to Wellville.
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Ossian
Ind
Postum
Japs Ready to Quit and Seek Peace Talks
London reports say Japan unofficially pressed Russia for peace but the move failed and is unlikely to be repeated. The London scene hints the initiative may come from President Roosevelt with Britain and France potentially joining, while Ambassador Camden continues efforts for coordinated action among the three powers.
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London
Japan
Russia
Pacific
Lansdownes Plos
Guildhall Bancuet
United States
Lord Lansdowne
France
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Thore
Camden
Idaho Returns Show Roosevelt Leads. Gooding Ahead in State
Early returns from Idaho indicate Roosevelt leads Parker in presidential votes with 38,782 to 15,417. Gooding holds 34,744 against Holtfeld's 18,427. Roosevelt’s 72 percent gives a 23,476 majority, while Gooding’s 63 percent yields a 16,307 lead. Legislature seats include a senator from Custer and representatives from Elmore and Lemhi.
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Idaho
Cme
Roosevelt
Parker
Gooding
Holtfeld
Hertfeld
Custer
Elmore
Lemhi
Two Men Shot Dead in West Virginia Town Feud
Sheriff Daniels of Fayette county and John Rolf, Montgomery prominent citizen, were killed by Harvey Jackson in Montgomery near Fayette W Va. The dispute followed a quarrel with Policeman Will Eliott who killed Constable W A Jackson. Harvey Jackson and brothers fled as a manhunt began.
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West Virginia
Sheriff Daniels
Fayette County
John Rolf
Montgomery
Harvey Jackson
Fayette
W. Va
Will Eliott
W. A. Jackson
Daniels
Jackson
Daniela
Rolf
Jacksons
Russia Rejects Mediation in War with Japan Statement
Russia informs neutral powers via its ambassador that no mediation is desired at present. Count Cassini in Washington confirms his government's strong opposition to mediation and expects support from all neutral powers.
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Rusila
Japan
Russia
Rusefs
Count Cassini
Washington
Treasury Shortage Reported After Prescott Treasurer Robbery
A Prescott official, County Treasurer J. P. Storm, was bound and robbed on Wednesday morning. Bondsmen seized the office and, after a days long locked investigation, announced a cash shortage in the treasury amounting to unspecified.
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J. P. Storm
Prescott
Ariz
Treasury
Nna
Russians Hold Right Center In Quiet Malden Front
A Mukden dispatch dated November 11 reports heavy artillery exchanges at the Russian right center with Russian batteries shelling Japanese trenches and Japanese batteries replying. Russian volunteers reportedly dislodged a Japanese infantry detachment from trenches while Japanese activity persisted on the left flank. Dugouts are expanding along Russian lines as troops anticipate wintering there. Field Marshal Oyama’s planned assault on Malden is not widely anticipated, with both sides preferring a pause in hostilities. Warm clothing is being distributed to the troops.
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Mukden
Oyama
Malden
Treasure Hid by Kruger
Berlin dispatch claims close Kruger confidants can aid England locating millions he hid before Transvaal invasion. Sources say Oom Paul moved funds to America to back future Boer resistance, with banks in the United States cited as the transfer destination.
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Berlin
Kruger
England
Transvaal
Africa
America
United States
Loss at Shakhe River in ten day battle
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports corrected casualty figures from the ten day battle of the Shakhe river. The War Office places the total killed or wounded at 33 250, including 900 officers, with some men counted twice and others slightly wounded who soon returned to duty.
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Shakhe River
War Office
St. Petersburg
Aged Spokane Inspector Shoots Self After Talk
Z W Gould sanitary inspector of Spokane Washington, a longtime resident and veteran Mason of the G A R, shot himself without warning in the presence of his elderly wife after a brief chat. He had recently not been granted a pension.
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Z. W. Gould
Spokane
Wash
Gould
Butterflies Bred to Order for Garden Decoration
A California butterfly farm, started with 500 dollars, grows caterpillars into butterflies for wealthy buyers. Glasshouse, 8000 caterpillars, profits from selling to millionaires. The idea mirrors London’s taste, echoing butterflies in Battersea Park.
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California
London
Battersea Park
Dodd's Kidney Pills touted as cure for sciatic pains
A Mineral Idaho reader, D. B. Colson, declares Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his severe sciatic pain, claiming the pills remove uric acid by promoting healthy kidneys. The notice also mentions real horse Marines being mounted at Mare Island Navy Yard, California.
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Mineral
Idaho
Epe
D. 8
Colson
Dodd
United States
Navy Yard
Mare Island
California
Protest From New Zealand War on English Novelists
New Zealand newspapers wage a campaign against English novelists who use the antipodes as a dumping ground for villains and other negative characters. The debate centers on stereotypes and cultural portrayal in literature.
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New Zealand
Corn starch and glucose from United States corn supply
Corn Products Utilized notes that almost five sixths of U S starch is corn based with a daily max consumption of 180 000 bushels yielding 2 500 000 pounds of starch and 4 000 000 pounds of glucose From kernel the starch germ gluten and bran are by products and from stalks cellulose provides vessel protection below the water line
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United States
Tea for the Few Alas for the Many
A terse line suggests a small group brews tea while lamenting the fate of the many. The wording hints at social disparity and quiet defiance. No clear names, dates, or places are provided to identify a target or event.
A Nice New Problem Explains Ocean Salt Origins
An unemployed mathematician notes a Nice New Problem. A physicist calculates that rivers dump eighty six cubic miles of water into the oceans daily and suggests a disengaged chemist explain the origin of the salt in that water.
Teal Tea Trade From Alaska To Mexico
A brief note mentions a tea sale route from Alaska to Mexico. The text references a teal and a promise of money return if something is not suited, but details are unclear due to fragmented wording.
Many Are Insured Says Expert Statistician
An expert statistician estimates about 5,000.10 adult males in the country carry life insurance outside fraternal groups. By year end last year nearly 19 million policies were in force, with adult male numbers a little more than twice those from forty years ago.
Organ offered at half price from Clayton Music Co
Clayton Music Co promotes a Kimball Organ with stool and book for 50 dollars, cash or 20 dollar up front and five dollars monthly, Walnut finish included, Latin Walnut 10 dollars more. Limited to stock on hand with a 5 year guarantee and delivery boxed at the station Salt Lake City.
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East Jastmont
Chicago
Utah
Clayton Music CO
Main St
Salt Lake City
Elderly clergyman sees wife off at Euston Station
An elderly clergyman accompanied by his wife to the platform at Euston Station in London. He handed her into a carriage, a porter carried her baggage, then the clergyman gave his wife two pence, kissed the porter, and departed.
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Euston Station
London
Roentgen Rays Cause Injury in Hospital Porter
A Lemberg doctor who experimented with Roentgen rays on a hospital porter has been awarded Year 42,500 for the injury. The case highlights dangers in early radiography and the need for protective measures and oversight.
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Lemberg
Kabo Corsets Win Grand Prize at Exposition
Kabo Corsets made by the Kabo Corset Co Chicago have been awarded the Grand Prize and highest award by the judges at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis. The report notes the slogan Enough's a Plenty and the common sentiment of modest desires.
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Bt. Louis
Kabo
Kabo Corset Co
Chicago
Allen's Foot-Ease Ad Clarifies Comfort Cure
A reader testimonial claims Allen's Foot-Ease cured burning itching feet after trying the product, with a Mrs WJ Walker Campen quote praising its effect. The excerpt also notes a Venetian shopkeeper displaying signs "English Is Spoken" and "American Understood" as a fine distinction drawn in window announcements.
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Allen
Chicago News Satire On Skirt Lengths And Credit
A Chicago News quip notes fashion trimming advice for short and long ladies, juxtaposed with credit being good. The item mocks social preoccupations and fashion norms in a brief, period-voiced capsule.
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Chicago News
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