Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Related Aches
H B McCar of Portland Oregon an inspector says Doan's Kidney Pills cured months of back ache caused by kidney trouble after a cold seemed to settle in his kidneys. He reports no recurrence months after use. Also promotes Doan's Kidney Pills price 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Doan
H. B. McCarver
Cherry St
Portland
Ore
Trans-Continental Co
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Women Form Nearly One Fifth Of Swiss University Students
Women constitute about twenty percent of enrollments at Swiss universities, reflecting growing female participation in higher education. The share highlights ongoing shifts in access and academic representation across Swiss institutions.
Duties of the Citizen in Combating Tuberculosis
Dr. S A Kneps urges citizens to aid consumptives by sharing prevention knowledge and guiding them to affordable medical care. Treat consumptives with kindness, involve health department when needed, and urge reforms against alcoholism. He calls teachers clergymen editors employers and philanthropists to lead by example and adopt healthier habits.
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S. A. Kneps
Health Department
Lfe
Methods of Clothing and Room Disinfection
The article explains boiling as a disinfecting method for clothes and urges burning or chemical disinfection for fabrics that cannot be boiled. It details room cleaning, removal of old paper, whitewashing, and thorough scrubbing, plus fumigation with sulphur to kill germs, with steps on setup, ventilation, and 24 hour sealing before airing.
The Modern Slave
The piece argues modern civilization creates a new form of slavery for business men, causing physical burnout and near bankruptcy. It notes poor management as a key cause and mentions stimulants as a short term relief that depletes future nerve supply. The tone laments stress on modern workers and the costs of overwork.
Preparing food for the sick requires skill and care
The article argues nutrition and ease of digestion are vital for ill patients. It criticizes rich dainties and hot buttered toast, urging diet knowledge for women and emphasizing neat serving, anticipatory meals, and pleasing presentation to aid recovery.
Steamed Rice and Graham Bread From Plain Instructions
A cookery note provides steps for Steamed Rice with an apple marmalade sauce, Graham Bread using yeast and Graham flour, Cream Crisps with cream milk and Graham flour, and Ribbon Sandwiches built from buttered bread with dark filling to create a striped slice appearance.
Nebraska State News Minute Highlights From West Point to Lincoln
Parochial school at St Marys West Point closes for year. Dan Dimich slain by Voso Bosovitch in Fullerton case. Bosovitch escaped. Governor Mickey outlines Fourth of July event in Lairview Iowa. Douglas county to unveil soldiers monument at Forest Lawn soon. State Horticultural Society may meet next in York. Rev John Baird ends thirty years pastoral at Plattsmouth church. Neligh man suffers eye injury from a large firecracker. Alma taps Chicago firms for water works and electric light plant. work to start soon. Uriah Bruner dies at 76 in West Point. Wednesday wedding boom noted with seven licenses issued. Pickrell to form elevator company with 140 members seeking 150. York county bootlegging case against Isaac Ong proceeds in county court. Greeley flood causes severe damage. water fills cellars and streets. Hastings man John Bard dies at 71 in hotel room after years delivering mail. Auburn Canning sees corn crop ahead of last year. harvest July 16–20. Holt county Grattan committee works on Patrick Handley shortage recovery. June mortgage filings and releases tallied in Polk and surrounding counties. Brome grass praised by Rep Moses Kinkaid to improve western Nebraska. McCook plans a late August street fair with Parker Amusements. $2,000 pledged. Seward county taxes delay hits courthouse contracts. materials to be shipped via Northwest. Los Angeles dispatch notes Amasa Cobb dies at 82. burial in Nebraska.
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Mickey
Lairview
Iowa
Douglas County Veterans
Forest Lawn
State Horticultural Society
York
J. ‘’. Baird
Plattsmouth Presbyterian Church
A. H. Phillips
Neligh
Alma
Chicago
Uriah Bruner
Cuming County
West Point
Recont
Briggs
Pickrell
York County
Isaac Ong
McCool Junction
Greeley
John Bard
Hastings
Lindell
Auburn Canning Company
Auburn
Grattan Township
Holt County
Patrick Handley
Polk County
Nebraska
Moses P. Kinkaid
Big
McCook Commercial Club
Parker Amusement Company
Manaror Yler
Requist
Seward County
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Los Angeles
Cal
Amasa Cobb
Supreme Court of
Cobb
Lincoln
Nebraska farmers export growth in 1904 grain shipments
Chief Clerk Don C. Despain releases 1904 Nebraska shipping statistics showing a surplus of 74,294,753 bushels of small grain and 129,071 tons of hay valued around 45 million dollars. Corn shipments reach 45,031,409 bushels and wheat 19,677,212. County leaders include Cass for corn, Phelps for wheat, Cedar for oats and barley, Frontier for rye, and Holt for hay.
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Nebraska
Don C. Despain
Bureau of Labor and Statistics
Cass County
Saunders County
Phelps County
Furnas County
Cedar County
Knox County
Frontier County
Holt County
Livestock Shipments Rise Across Nebraska in 1904
Lincoln reports 1904 live stock shipments total 4,682,333 head, up 829,985 from 1903. Cattle 955,791 head, hogs 2,742,909, horses and mules 57,952, and sheep 925,681. Dodge County leads cattle and hog shipments. Buffalo County tops sheep, with Buffalo County also leading horses and mules.
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Lincoln
Bureau of Labor and Statistics
Don C. Despain
Dodge County
Sheridan
Merrick
Custer
Saunders
Knox
Buffalo County
Hall
Dodge
Seward
Colfax
Dawes
Banker Chamberlain Guilty of Embezzlement in Tecumseh
The jury found Charles M. Chamberlain guilty of embezzlement. He was cashier of the Chamberlain Banking House in Tecumseh, which failed in August 1902. A new trial may be sought after his surrender from fugitive status a few months ago. In Lincoln, a commission will review voting machine bids with state officers.
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Tecumseh
Charles M. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chambellain
Cowboy Freed After Mexican Prison Experience
Sidney Mac Stewart a Cheyenne county cowboy who fled to Mexico ten years ago was condemned for killing a policeman but later released. He was sentenced to hang then solitary confinement for life on bread and water. the jailer's daughter and William A. Paxton of Omaha aided his release and return home.
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Sidney—Mac Stewart
Cheyenne County
Old Mexico
William A. Paxton
Omaha
Ataxia Patient Cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mr Edward H Ariel of Amesbury Massachusetts suffered four years from locomotor ataxia after malaria from the Spanish American War. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with relief after four months and full recovery after four months of use. He urges others to try the remedy.
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Ariel
M.V.M
Chickamauga
Edward H. Ariel
Powow Street
Amesbury
Mass
Williams
Domesticity barred in federal office policy
The U S government announced that spouses cannot be subordinate to each other in a government office. The rule aims to maintain discipline and service. The notice followed the chief clerk in the Seattle engineering office expressing a wish to marry one of his female clerks.
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United States
United States Engineering
Seattle
Wash
Potatoes Ride on Rail Rates in Aroostook Case
The Aroostook potato growers case before the Senate Commerce Committee shows how railroads aid local hinterlands. Michigan and Maine crops relied on unusually low freight rates to Boston and Chicago markets, enabling sale of millions of bushels and supporting regional economies despite revenue losses.
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Hadley
Yale University
Aroostook
Tuttle
Boston and Maine Railroad
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Boston
New England
Maine
Michigan
Detroit
Chicago
Michigan Railroads
France
England
Germany
Han
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Third Ave
Rock Island, If
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Robert S. Johnson Grand Shoe CO
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Star Brand
Indiana Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
George Morton
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ST. Louis, MO
Nebraska State News
Nebraska Briefs
St. Mary’s Parochial School
Voso Bosovitch
Dan Dimich
Fullerton
R. B. Carter
C. J. Anderson
W. E. Taylor
Searle
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World Herald
Carter
Anderson
Dr. Williams
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