Dean's Kidney Pills Restore Ham Smondsport Cobbler’s Health
Henry Soule a Ham smondsport New York cobbler credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing kidney trouble that lasted twenty years. He describes backache gravel headaches and urinary disorders that dropped his weight to 100 pounds. He says doctors diagnosed diabetes and prognosis was dire but after using the pills eight years ago he has been well. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sells them for 50 cents a box.
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Henry Soule
Hamsmondsport
N. Y
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
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No Sleep for Mother and Homeseekers Guide Offer
Testimonial claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment healed a four month old’s severe sores, enabling sleep and full recovery within a month. Also promotes a Homeseekers' Guide for Uintah Reservation settlement opening August 28, available postpaid for 60c from William Emmons in Denver.
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Uintah Indian Reservation
Tah
H. Emmons
Denver
Colorado
Reputation’s Value Hardens Rewards Securement
A concise observation notes that stronger reputation makes it harder to secure rewards that logically belong to it. The statement implies status creates scrutiny and elevated expectations, shaping outcomes for those seeking recognition or material gain.
Australian-Leaf remedy promoted for women's ailments
Relief for Women describes Mother Gray in New York discovering a herbal monthly regulator named Australian-Leaf. It claims to cure female weaknesses backache kidney and urinary troubles. Sold by The Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York at 50 cents with free sample by mail.
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Mother Gray
New York
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy, N. Y
Masquerade as Criminals Dinner Stages Berlin Doctor Idea
A Berlin doctor sponsored a ball where guests were required to dress as famous criminals. Notable costumes included Borgias and an English guest dressed as Charles Peace mingling with high society criminals.
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Berlin
Charles Peace
Care for Pauper Children in England Unions Growth
The passage notes widespread adoption of home care for pauper children in England. It highlights 128 unions maintaining children away from poor houses and mentions the London county paying 72 cents per person for the half year on poor relief.
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England
Longon
Chirography Puzzle Surfaces In Rufus Choate Quote
Harvey Walters, expert on patent cases, could not read a letter from Rufus Choate after it dried. Walters asked Choate to explain the writing. Choate replied he could not read it either and offered to reveal the topic first, then the content.
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Harvey Walters
Rufus Choate
Mr. Choate
Baby's Instinct For Grape-Nuts Phenomenon In Ohio
A grateful Ohio mother shares a picture of her four year old son who has eaten only Grape-Nuts since age two. He consumes it thrice daily with milk or cream and refuses other foods, even on Thanksgiving. The child is described as healthy with a fine complexion and handsome appearance. The post presents a cheer for the Postum Company and promotes its booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Mary Sanders
Spring ‘St
Camden, N. J
Ohio
Postum Company
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
New Orleans Calm Amid Yellow Fever Panic
James S. Evans notes New Orleans remains quiet while surrounding regions panic over yellow fever. quarantine measures intensify as Mississippi and other states suspend traffic, and residents endure fear-driven measures yet the city pursues sanitation to curb the pestilence.
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New Orleans
Crescent City
James S. Evans
Chicago American
Land of
Sunshine
the Picayune
Fabacher's
Leslie Bob
Harold Frisbie
Boston
Two Men of Long Life Defy Abstinence Claims
Charles Goldsmith of Maryland near Baltimore expects to turn 90 in October and remains active, crediting years of smoking a corncob pipe as his life preserver and claiming moderation in alcohol aids longevity. Josiah Zeitlin of Brooklyn just marked 100, saying drink often and you will live longer, as he enjoys about a dozen drinks daily along with heavy smoking, while remaining mentally sharp and spry.
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Charles Goldsmith
Baltimore
Goldsmith
Brooklyn
Josiah Zeitlin
Lowell Benefactor Gifts 50,000 to General Hospital
Frederick Fanning Ayer of New York donated 50 000 to Lowell General Hospital, part of a total 200 000 from him to the hospital. He has given more than 500 000 to institutions in Lowell across gifts.
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Lowell
Lowell, Mass., General Hospital
Frederick Fanning Ayer
New York
Ayer
Ancient Friendly Society of St Faith Stays Strong Since 1220
In Montelier the Mutual Benefit Friendly Society of St Faith preserves statutes dating to 1602, likely earlier originals burned in a sixteenth century civil war. The group has long supported members in sickness, injury, and infirmity across centuries.
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Ancient Friendly Society
Old Montelier
St. Faith
Opening of the Great Uintah Indian Reservation
President Roosevelt signed the proclamation on July 15 opening unallotted lands in the Uintah Reservation Utah to homesteaders and townsite entry. The 2,445,000 acre area includes reserves and mineral lands to be withdrawn under existing orders.
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Roosevelt
Great Uintah Reservation
Utah
Registration opens for 160 acres by written application
The General Land Office sets August 1 to August 12 for land entry registration across Grand Junction Colorado Vernal Price and Provo Utah. Applicants must use provided forms and show qualification for homestead entry with POW of attorney. Soldiers may use an agent. Each person may register once and for one soldier or sailor.
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General Land Office
Saiors
Grand Junction
Colo
Vernal
Price
Provo
Utah
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
S. K. Hooper
Denver
Making of bogus pearls and other imitations in trade
An analysis of fake pearls produced from a chemical mixture using essence d orient and fish scales, noting the base ingredients and costs. The piece also mentions emerald imitations, origins of real emeralds, and concludes with a poem about Heaven and human striving by Lucy Larcom.
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Peru
France
Birmingham
Final Moments of Great Figures On Stage and Bed
The article recalls last words of John Richard Green and Phelps in final moments of life and stage. It notes Green's tender goodbye and smile before death words Stop. Phelps as Wolsey collapsed after farewells in Henry VIII. Also mentions Richard I in final words to Bertrand de Gourdon and attendants.
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John Richard Green
Wolsey
Henry VIII
Richard
Bertrand de Gourdon
Garibalds final vision as birds comfort dying hero
A curious fancy possessed Garibald as he neared death. Two birds landed on his window sill and he took them as the spirits of his dead children calling him to die kindly. Carlyle faced a painful end and asked why the people chose the oldest man in Britain to bear war’s burden.
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Thomas Carlyle
Waste of nerve energy in idle habits
The piece laments excessive nerve energy use in everyday actions such as drumming desks, tapping floors, and fidgeting. It describes people rocking in chairs and tensing their bodies, arguing work or focus may require only minimal muscle use or mental effort.
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Bey
The Sun's Heat and Earth’s Share in Space
A dialogue explores the sun's total heat valued at 25 million dollars. Earth receives only two cents of that heat while the rest remains in space. An analogy with coal shows earth’s contraction would only sustain solar heat for one tenth of a second.
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Space
Potatoes to pay minister delayed by marriage bid
A farm laborer vows to pay a minister’s fee with potatoes at harvest. The minister waits. the groom says he’d like to pay, but the bride is “ain’t worth it.” The tale appears in Harper’s Weekly under Sober Second Thought.
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Harper’s Weekly
The Glow of Kindness Dims When Doubt Attacks Trust
A reflection on how the warmth from good deeds can fade if a person suspects they may have been taken advantage of. The piece explores social perception, reciprocity, and the unease of potential exploitation.
Henry F Cope Quotation Cited in Chicago Tribune
A Chicago Tribune quote from Henry F Cope cautions that speaking of devotion to the Most High requires having some of one’s own assets in stock. The remark underscores personal accountability in religious discourse.
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Henry F. Cope
Chicago Tribune
Cited Saying on Knowledge and Pretension
A proverb notes that if men knew as much as they pretend to know they would know far more than most men. The remark critiques façade of certainty and highlights hidden insight.
Woman's belongings: a roll ribbons and a gad beat
A woman collects a roll of fabric ribbons and a gad beat as part of a list of items she can take. The fragment notes her possible choices and the items involved.
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