Dean's Kidney Pills Promise Quick Kidney Relief
Time to act for back ache fatigue depression and sleep disturbance from urinary ills. Mrs. W S Marshall of Dawson Ga reports her husband’s quick three day relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills with one box curing him. Free trial by mail available to any US address. 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Mr. Marshall
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
President Tyler's Daughter Celebrates 84th Birthday
Mrs. Letitia Tyler Sample, second daughter of President Tyler and longtime White House mistress, celebrated her eighty fourth birthday at the Louise home. A veteran in national life she recalls Whig and Democratic struggles and her father’s administration. Her staying power as mistress of the White House predates Mrs. Roosevelt by about sixty years.
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President Tyler
Letitia Tyler Sample
White House
Louise Home
Capital
Mrs. Roosevelt
St Regis Hotel Denied Liquor License Near Church
John Jacob Astor’s St Regis in New York is refused a liquor license because its front door sits within 200 feet of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church. The ban on licenses within this distance, plus failing owner consent for adjacent properties, may trigger a notable legal battle.
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John Jacob Astor
St. Regis
New York
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Sewing machine offer from Bears Roebuck Co Chicago
If you can use any sewing machine at any price, cut out and return this notice to receive a free catalog. Bears Roebuck & Co of Chicago promises low prices on Minnesota Singer Wheeler & Wilson White Standard and New Home machines and offers a new surprising proposition and book of offers.
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Minnesota
Singer
Wheeler & Wilson
Standard
White
Address Bears, Roebuck & CO
Chicago
Living Republican ex-Chairmen
Two former executive Republican chairmen are alive. Matthew Stanley Quay, U S senator from Pennsylvania, led Harrison’s 1888 campaign and is regarded as a top executive chairman though age would prevent him from serving now. Thomas Henry Carter of Montana, who ran Harrison’s 1892 campaign, has not wished to manage another national bid.
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Matthew Stanley Quay
United States
Pennsylvania
Harrison
Hanna
Quay
Thomas Henry Carter
Montana
Paragon Typewriter Ribbons Offered By Remington Co
Remington Typewriter Company guarantees Paragon ribbons sold at 75 cents each or 5 18 cents in coupon books. The ad warns many inferior goods cost more than these ribbon prices.
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Paragon Typewriter
Remington Typewriter Company
Paragon
Polished Money Sparks Shine in Society
The saying stresses that wealth buys social standing and influence. It implies that financial polish enables entry into elite circles and opens doors for opportunity and advancement.
Defiance Starch Offers Ready Use Optional 16 oz Pack
Advertiser urges buyers to choose Defiance Starch over De fiance. Tracers note stores stock other brands with 12 oz packages. Defiance promises no cooking and provides 16 oz for the same price, inviting customers to opt for one ounce less expensive.
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Defiance
Defiance Starch Promotes White Clothes for 10 Cents
A vintage ad teases starch benefits with wry humor about yellowed garments and church picnics. It claims Defiance Starch keeps whites bright for a dime, joking about women and church outings in light-hearted fashion.
Smart and Useful Gown Described for Wardrobe Use
Fashion note details a versatile gown with lace corsage mounted on satin lining and chiffon underlay. Describes plastron front and back, satin skirt, dart tucks, plisse chiffon flounce, bouillories, and flare cuffs. Notes fabric quantities for medium size across several widths and widths of braid trim.
Five Gore Flare Skirt In Sicilian Mohair With Yoke
A five gore flare skirt is described in Sicilian mohair with corticelli silk stitching. It features an applied one piece yoke, a narrow upper belt, inverted back plaits, and is tailored to fit hips with a flattering, flexible cut. Fabric yardages vary by width and nap.
Some Effective Hair Accessories for Everyday Fashion
Women wear ribbon hair ornaments of varying complexity to complement white gowns. Gauze ribbon rosettes in soft colors add a note of color to the face, with pink, red, yellow, or other tones brightening the wearer. Choice reflects complexion, eye color, and hair lighting for tasteful contrast.
Gowns Embrace Short Skirt Trotter Frock Trend
The article notes gowns now feature short skirts, with even high end pieces adopting ankle-length skirts. Velvet, lace, and braid trims are common, suitable for afternoon events, and the trend promises a shift from trailing evening gowns as dancing favors the short style.
Eton Jacket Fashion Description and Variations
The Eton jacket is simple yet smart with a narrow vest and extended yoke forming trimming bands. Described is an old blue veiling original with ecru vest and cream cloth trim, plus many variations using braids, embroidery, Persian bandings, and silk or cloth trims. The design features front and back with concealed darts and an extended yoke over the shoulders.
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Eton
Ecru
Light Colors Rule Summer Shoes This Season
Light pongee and champagne shades lead the shoe trend with white fabrics and buckskin oxfords entering the smart class. White shoes pair with any dress while darker tan and blue slippers appeal to those seeking contrast. matching shoes to stockings remains key for summer style.
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Oxford
Lamb a la Mode Entrée for Gentle Household Meals
A gentle lamb stew mimics beef in ease and variety. Lamb is simmered with potatoes carrots and green peas, then finished with a lemon garnish. The vegetables dissolve into a starchy base, yielding a soft, savory dish suitable for the home table.
Shirt Waist With Underarm Gores for Stout Figures
A tailor style plain shirt waist with underarm gores suited to stout figures. White mercerized cheviot with a plain back drawn to the waist and slightly full fronts that drape over the belt. Sleeves feature drooping puff cuffs. includes a novel rib bon tie and belt. Medium size yardage given for three widths.
Apple Stump Biscuits with Apple Topping
Slice six apples and simmer in water with two bay leaves until nearly tender. Mix one pint flour with baking powder and enough milk to moisten, roll into biscuits, place over apples, cover, and cook fifteen minutes. Serve with hard sauce.
Ginger Apples Dish
Select four good sized apples pare core and quarter them. Stand in a saucepan with half cup sugar an ounce of ginger lemon rind clipping and one pint water. Simmer until tender then boil down the syrup and baste the apples. Serve with or without whipped cream.
New Way to Serve Cucumbers at Dinner
At a recent dinner cucumbers were hollowed to form boats. The centers were minced with pepper salt and celery salt and vines then replaced to resemble small green boats for each guest.
Alfalfa Success Spreads from Inoculated Soils
The article explains how alfalfa yields improved after inoculating soil with nitrogen fixing bacteria, noting that sweet clover hosts the same bacteria. It urges farmers in Illinois Michigan and nearby states to test inoculated patches and roadside soil to expand alfalfa cultivation and boost farm profits.
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Iliiois
Djinofs
Irols
Michigan
Spraying for Potato Blight Boosts Yields and Control
The article notes potato blight varies by variety with early potatoes affected first. Bordeaux Mixture spraying, made from copper sulphate lime and water, delays infection and often prevents it, yielding 30 to 50 percent more potatoes vs unsprayed plots. Three sprayings around July suffice.
Nurse Crops for Clover Experiments in Iowa Fields
Professor Olin of Iowa Agricultural College conducts field tests on 1920 acres at Brookmont farms Odebolt Iowa. Clover plots receive nurse crops including oats barley and corn with clover sown ahead of final cultivation. Cook supplies seed and labor while Iowa Experiment Station supervises growth observations.
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Professor Olin
Iowa Agricultural College
Olin
Cook
Brookmont Farms
Odebolt
Iowa
Iowa Experiment Station
Seed sharing risks weed contamination in farms
When obtaining wheat or other small grain seed from neighbors there is a danger of introducing troublesome weed seeds into the crop. Farmers are advised to inspect incoming seed for weeds and take precautions to prevent contamination.
Remark on an Oat Yield Man Passes In Peace
A quip notes that a man with an oat yielding 175 to 200 bushels per acre should be passed by in peace, reflecting a cautionary or humorous stance on extraordinary agricultural claims.
Crops for the Orchard in Early Fruit Bearing
The article advises young orchards to grow corn or vegetables such as potatoes and tomatoes to support costs while trees develop. Corn provides starch, can be cultivated and manured, and its stalks help protect trees. Avoid crowding near trunks and harming future orchard use.
When to Stop Cultivation in Orchards
The guidance states stop cultivation by end of July for new or sparsely cultivated orchards, while well established groves may tolerate cultivation year round. Late season work can help fruiting trees in dry climates but risks moisture loss and reduced bud and wood development if crops are light.
Tobacco for Wooly Aphis Use of Tobacco Dust in Orchards
Reports from investigators on insect troubles note tobacco dust, obtained from tobacco manufacturers for about one cent per pound in large quantities, can destroy wooly aphis. Application involves digging soil two feet around the tree to four inches deep, spreading five pounds of dust, and refilling. Rain carries nicotine to roots, killing the aphids and preventing new broods, with the fertilizer value offsetting cost.
The New Strawberry Bed Encourages Hedge-Row Spacing
The article advises a hedge-row system to maximize strawberry yield with minimal care. Plant strawberries six inches apart, keep ground clean, and space rows three feet apart to prevent crowding and small berries. This method sustains the bed for several years without renewal.
The Burlington House Detective in Art Gallery
A London exhibition scene describes a woman who spots a striking man she suspects is a famous artist. After comparing him with an Academician, a veteran critic reveals the man as the gallery detective kept to watch for pickpockets.
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Burlington House
London
Eyre Crowe
De Reszkes Not to Return to U S Concerts
It seems unlikely that tenor Jean de Reszke will return to this country next season for the Metropolitan or elsewhere. His brother Edouard may also stay in Europe, as offers of about 5000 dollars per appearance for fifty concerts are not needed.
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Jean de Reszke
Metropoltan
Edouard
Europe
Cure for Backache in Cedar County Woman Healed by Pills
Mrs. Lucy Nicolls of Randolph Nebraska suffered severe back pain for a long time before using Dodd's Kidney Pills. After one box she reports no ache or pain, can turn and twist freely, and feels like a new person.
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Randolph, Neb
Cedar County
Lucy Nicolls
Dodd
The Married Woman and Her Affections
A columnist notes that the average married woman faces divided affections. If not devoted to kin she belongs to a club that makes demands on her time and attention.
Fortified Town Sparks Curious Nicknames and Madonnas
A fortified town self identifies as Gib raltar wild while noting some women call themselves Madonnas, reflecting local labels and self perception.
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Gibraltar
Overheard on the Pikes and Folly at the Expo grounds
A humorous exchange about visiting the Ex position at night with talk of Alien's Sturt-Ease and Allen's Foot-Kase. The dialogue hints at inflated illumination turning every foot into an acre and notes the two figures will meet in June.
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Pikes
Mr. Easy
Mina Foote
Allen
Kase
Adversity and Criticism as Useful Tools
A speaker argues that a tough sense is rarely natural and must be developed through hardship. Adversity and criticism are framed as valuable forces that shape character and resilience.
Union Pacific's Impact on Louisiana Territory Highlighted
The Union Pacific Railroad and Louisiana Territory folder extols the railroad's role in shaping the region from the Louisiana Purchase. It cites 1900 census figures showing population growth to 13,343,255 and regional wealth pegged at about 13.05 billion dollars, with significant output from local manufacturing plants.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Louisiana Territory
Union Pacific
United States
Louisiana Purchase
Louisiana
No answer provided about work and exercise.
A private question asks if financial abundance would reduce work and keep a person active. The query explores motivation and discipline under wealth, seeking a view on maintaining routine and fitness regardless of money.
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F. J. Cheney &O
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F. J. Cheney
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