Dean's Kidney Pills Help Woman Recover from Kidney Trouble
Mrs. Sadie Mettles of Columbus Ohio credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing her backache languor and heartache linked to weak kidneys. The ad offers a free trial by mail from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York and lists price at 50 cents per box through druggists. That which is within one's grasp yet unobtainable makes our greatest sut tows.
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Dean
Sadie Mettles
4Th Ave
Columbus
Ohio
Blanchard
Nashville
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Pesci Lydia E. Pinkham
B. A. Buananano
Broad St
Lydia
Pinkham
Philadelphia
Mrs. Pinxham
Birch St
Defiance Starch Promises Superior Brightening Action
An ad asserts Defiance Starch offers fade resistant clothes whitening with large 3 oz packaging and extra quantity. It highlights quality, contrasts with rivals, and notes a casual remark about staying single to dodge divorce courts alongside a baby teething syrup and soothing preparation.
Kites as Scapegoats and New Year Reflections
An American recounts Korean kite tradition used for self blame at year start. Citizens write faults on kites to cast away vices such as evil disposition and impatience, releasing strings to rid themselves of enemies and begin anew.
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Korea
Senator Returns Home From European Tour
A California senator recounts his adventures abroad, noting a London bus conductor who credits the roof leak to rain. On a very wet day the senator boarded an omnibus and asked about the roof. The conductor answered, only when it rains, explaining the weather condition.
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California
London
Prophet Smith on polygamy and infidelity belief
Prophet Joseph Smith declares that monogamy is required by God and polygamy leads to destruction for wives who are claimed to be treated as a secondary. He asserts death comes to the man who waits for a second wife, questioning the woman’s virtue.
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Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
State Farmers Mutual Insurance Co appeals for member support
The company states it is member owned and governed by insured individuals with liability limited to their insured amounts. Assessments occur biennially after initial coverage, and two years after policy inception. The secretary in South Omaha Nebraska notes over $60,000 has been paid in losses and asks neighbors to help benefit the community.
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Western Canada
State Farmer’s Mutual Insurance CO
Woman Recounts Mutual Pleasure In Earning And Spending
A woman describes a relationship ethic where she enjoys mutual pleasure from her husband’s hard earned income and the freedom to spend it. The remark reflects a traditional gender dynamic cited in a social column.
Defiance Cold Water Starch Offers More for Less
A housewife is urged to try Defiance Cold Water Starch promising superiority and better value. Each 10¢ package contains 16 ounces versus 12 ounces in rival brands, with manufacturers guaranteeing its quality and urging that once tried, it will replace other starches.
Hay Press Offer Attracts Farm Seeds Catalog
Advertising notice from John A. Salter Seed Co. La Crosse Wisconsin promotes a hay press claiming two boys can bale three tons daily and invites responses with 5 cent stamps to receive a catalog detailing seeds and farm tools.
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John A. Salter Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
N. U
Sardou Drama Described By Student At Columbia
A Columbia University pupil in Brander Matthews class defines Sardou drama as plays densely packed with interest. Professor Matthews replies that with a can opener one might yet create the great American play.
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Brander Matthews
Columbia University
Matthews
Wetter quality starch offer contrasts with Defiance deal
The ad promises no chromes or cheap premiums but highlights wetter quality and one third more Defiance Starch for the same price as other starches.
At Home Surprise Visit Turns On Lost Toss
A young man arrives late to an at home and tells the hostess his brother sent regrets. They joke about who should come, and he admits he lost the coin toss that determined who would attend.
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Blank
Waiting for chances breeds indifference to opportunity
A concise meditation notes that reliance on luck dulls initiative and risks missing chances, urging proactive effort rather than passivity in pursuing favorable outcomes. The line frames opportunity as something earned through readiness and decisive action.
Nebraska policy holders battle unlicensed insurers in state
Nebraska Deputy Auditor Pierce reports a surge of complaints from policy holders about wildcat insurers not authorized to solicit in Nebraska. Noted firms include Mercantile Fire Insurance of Chicago American Underwriters R A Potter Co and Union Fire of Chicago. Policies from these firms are void under state law unless they comply with insurance provisions, brokerage rules, or relevant acts.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Pierce
Wildcat
Mercantile Fire Insurance Company of
Chicago
R. A. Potter & Co
Union Fire
Wife Deserter Sentenced in Nebraska City
John J Hunter, arrested in Carbon Iowa and brought to Nebraska City, pleaded guilty to wife desertion. Judge Jessen sentenced him to six months in the penitentiary after failing to post bond for his wife and children. It is the county's first conviction for this crime. The county assessor sent back most schedules to deputies for correction, valuing livestock raised.
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Nebraska
John J. Hunter
Carbon
Jessen
Promised to Be Good in Dakota City Court
William Salisbury, jailed on a wife and child maintenance complaint, had his case continued for thirty days, released on his own recognizance for 200 dollars, after promising the court to support his family and be a good husband.
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Dakota City
William Salisbury
District court sustains demurrers in Boyd county land cases
The Lincoln district court sustains the state demurrers in the Boyd county land cases. Settlers’ attorneys win leave to amend petitions, and the request is granted. Attorney General Prout returns from Boyd county. The cases proceed to the next session.
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Lincoln
District Court
Boyd County
Prout
Thieves Rob Passenger Train Near Nebraska City
H A Jennings was robbed of 80 dollars aboard a Missouri Pacific passenger train near Nebraska City as he played cards with two men. One man held him at gunpoint while the other took the money and fled into the woods. Police have not yet caught the robbers.
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Nebraska
H. A. Jennings
Missouri ‘Pacific
Jennings
Firecracker and Explosives Ordinance Passed in First Reading
GRAND ISLAND At the council meeting an ordinance prohibiting sale of fire crackers longer than three inches and half an inch in diameter as well as dynamite canes and blank cartridge pistols was passed on its first reading.
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Grand Island
Cfi. Council
Lincoln kin mourn second mate Markow drowned in San Francisco harbor
Lincoln relatives learned that Carl Markow, second mate of a transPacific merchantman, drowned in San Francisco harbor. Few details are available. Markow was well known in Lincoln and had visited here several times. Two brothers and two sisters live in Lincoln. He planned to visit relatives this spring.
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Lincoln
Carl Markow
San Francisco
Markow
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