Doan's Kidney Pills touted for kidney health and relief
An advertisement explains kidney function and common symptoms from unhealthy kidneys. It cites Eli Shelley of Sidney Nebraska praising Doan's Kidney Pills, claims regular secretions and better rest after use, and notes the product price at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co as the U.S. agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Shelley
Sidney
Nebr
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Lands Seekers Offer Guided Home Trips June 4 and 18
Huntley hosts personally conducted homeseekers excursions on June 4 and 18 under the guidance of D. Clem Deaver, General Agent of Landseekers Information Bureau. Round trip price is $20.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Clem Deaver
Landseekers’ Information Bureau
Unclear Poem Excerpt About Peace and Nature
A poetic meditation invites the reader to seek strength and solace in nature. It contrasts heartbreak and doubt with nature’s calm hills vales and zephyrs, urging self reflection in the country to find comfort and divine ecstasies. The piece promotes inner argument and mental healing through natural scenes.
Witty Quotations and Jests From a Kansas Editor
A collection of humorous bits on marriage work politics and daily life. Jokes touch on courting, housekeeping, education and aging with playful quips about beds folding beds and sleeping cars. The tone mirrors a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper humor column.
Housewife's Greens Expedition With Case Knife
A rural verse fragment follows a housewife who gathers greens on the hillside and by the sea with a shining case knife. She moves homeward as a bee pursues her in a brief, rustic scene.
Book reviews as public interest in the Chicago Record-Herald
The Chicago Record-Herald treats book reviews as news and stresses daily coverage of new titles. Editor Edwin L. Shuman leads a noted literary department with sought after reviews, Walter Littlefield’s New York letters, and a Sunday London dispatch, establishing the paper as a leading West authority.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Ita Reallera
Edwin L. Shuman
West
Shuman
Walter Littlefield
New York
Record-Herald
London
Value of Skim Milk Advances on Modern Dairies
David Brown notes in the Spokane Spokesman-Review that modern centrifugal cream separators cut cream loss to under one hundredth of 1 percent. He says skim milk, warmed and fed to calves, pigs, and chickens, sustains growth and boosts profits for progressive dairymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brown
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Notes About Bilage and Silos in Dairy Farming
The piece extols Bilage as a superior silage for dairy herds, noting its economic harvest and storage. It recalls that in 1888 only nine farmers used silos and claims silage-fed cows winter better, yield more milk, and perform well on pasture. It warns not to worry if mold forms on top as it seals and preserves the rest. It advises packing tightly at the sides to prevent edge settling.
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Department of Agriculture
Cross Becomes First Time Cross Release In 1900s
Lave Cross, long-time third baseman for the Washington Americans since spring 1900, received his ten days' notice of release. A contract clause prevented sale or trade. Larry Schlafly moved to the Boston Americans. Doc Hillebrand was also sent to Boston, though likely not to play professionally.
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Cross
Lave Cross
Washington Americans
Larry Schlatlg
Washington
Boston Americans
Schlafly
Baltimore
Boston
Doc Hillebrigh
Hillebrand
Sullivan criticism echoes, heavyweights scrutinized
John L. Sullivan, in a wagging critique of modern fighters, mocks long training camps and selective opponents while recalling his own era’s three-year gaps between bouts. He laughs at the absurdities of today’s touring circuits and card-drawing priorities.
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John L
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Peter Jackson
Frank Slavin
Joe Goddard
Nervy Penn Cricketers Sail for England Tour
The University of Pennsylvania cricket team has sailed for England to play British teams for two months. English players are stronger at cricket, making American laurels unlikely. The article notes possibility of future English baseball teams visiting America, though not soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
University of Pennsylvania
England
Delehanty Impresses in First Washington Americans Game
Dim Delehanty debuted with the Washington Americans and made a strong showing. He appeared five times at bat, scored a run, earned two hits including a double, drew a walk, and made a backhand play that helped in the first inning. He fielded well, handling tough chances with ease.
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Dim Delehanty
Washington Americans
Himelf
Del
Maddox Returns to Wheeling After Barrett Dreyfuss Advice
Pitcher Nick Maddox, advised by Barney Dreyfuss, returns to the Wheeling club after being drafted from Cumberland by Pittsburg and released to Wheeling. Wheeling refuses his $300 monthly wage, with Dreyfuss saying Pittsburg would reclaim him next year if he shows speed. President Murphy argues over ownership in Chicago National ball club claims and Taft’s role in funding the Hart buyout.
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Nick Maddox
Barney Dreyfuss
Wheeling Club
Maddox
Cumberland
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Dreyfuss
Murphy
Charles W. Murphy
Cincinnati
Charles Taft
Chicago National Ball Club
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