Dean's Kidney Pills Cited By Philadelphia Man
George W Renoff of 1943 North With St Philadelphia PA, says five years ago kidney and back pains, swollen kidneys, poor appetite, and stomach issues prompted him to use Dean's Kidney Pills. He reports lasting improvement and permanent cure after four years of favorable health. Trial free offer from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo.
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George W Renoff
Philadelphia
Dean
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
Duke of Devonshire’s Rare Claude Lorraine Book of Truth
The Duke of Devonshire owns a costly Claude Lorraine Book of Truth an heirloom valued as one of Europe’s rarest books. It is said to be six times worth the Mazarin Bible the British Museum’s most valuable volume. The former Muhe refused a $100000 offer for it.
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Duke of Devonshire
Claude Lorraine
Europe
British Museum
Muhe
Frightful Capacity
A brief domestic anecdote describes four year old Marlon feeding hens at noon and declaring she is as hungry as a chicken with a hundred tongues when invited to dinner.
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Marlon
Wildcat trapped in Rosshire to be stuffed and preserved
The Westminster Gazette notes a wildcat caught in Rosshire Scotland will be carefully stuffed. It calls the animal beautifully remarked and warns it is more dangerous to time or man than the fox.
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Rosshire
Scotland
Westminster Gazette
Duck as natural surgeon in hunter’s unlikely find
A hunter from Kustrin Ger animy shot a wild duck and found the bird had a trail of blood beneath its wing while lying among grass blades. The event emphasizes the duck’s surprising self healing nature observed after a long search.
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Kustrin
Ger Animy
Archbishop of Tuam Preaches Annual Health Sermon
The archbishop of Tuam delivers a yearly sermon on health and cleanliness. The Catholic Truth Society's national board has issued a sanitary pamphlet selling for a penny.
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Tuam
National Board of the Catholic Truth Society of
Relana
Greatest Slaughter of Officers at Redan Capture
The greatest proportionate loss of officers to men in any battle occurred at the Redan capture in the Crimea where three officers were lost for every twenty two enlisted men.
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Redan
Apples in China and Odds and Ends of Sayings
A collection of brief notes on apples in central China contrasting soft tastes and poor keeping qualities with imported American varieties. Also includes assorted adages and quips from various authors, noting common themes about fortune, perseverance, and trust in remedies.
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China
Milk Town of Warsaw Sparks Curious Debates
In Warsaw locals debate the idea of a milk town label while restaurants see little traffic and cafés draw crowds for chat and newspapers with bland or white coffee and milk drinks, reflecting a curious urban image.
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Wicksaw
Warsaw
Sandy McNab Boastful About Ancestors in Village Exchange
A tourist in the village encounters Sandy McNab bragging about noble family ties. When asked if a pig is related, he denies any kinship, calling the pig merely an acquaintance.
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Sandy McNab
Sands
Llullo
Samy
Sandy
Lives of Men and Women Rek Quote Reflected
The fragment notes that men seek life with women as less idealized partners, claiming men gain more from life and bear hardship better. It presents a cynical view that no iman or virtue would swap places with a woman, even the fortunate. The lines imply personal resilience and gendered contrasts.
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Iman
Rek Rec
Alston Man Reports Cure by Dodds Kidney Pills
James Culet of Alston Michigan says twenty years of rheumatism and kidney trouble vanished after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He spent a fortune on doctors and medicines before finding relief and urges others with similar ailments to try the remedy. The ad notes kidney health removes uric acid, addressing rheumatism. The piece ends with a seasonal aside about spring bonnets.
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Alston
Mich
James Culet
Dodd
Garfield's Report on Beef Industry Clears Packers
The Garfield commissioner's report exonerates Chicago and western packers from extortion claims and shows profit margins as low as 1.8 to 2.3 percent. It finds no evidence that packers manipulated cattle values at major market centers and notes 1902 was not highly profitable for the industry.
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Garfield
Heeft
Chicago
Great Western
United States
Blessed by wisdom in a line of type, readers heed
A brief note praises those who place wisdom within printed lines and urges careful reading of text to gain insight.
John Henninger Reagan Exemplar Of Southern Heritage
Henry Barrett Chamberlin eulogizes John Henninger Reagan, praising his six decades in politics, service in Texas and Confederate leadership, and influence on U S policy. The piece recounts his birth in 1818, roles as legislator and judge, and his enduring dedication to unity and progress after the Civil War. Reagan’s long career spans militia service, Congress, treasury, and the Senate, culminating in lasting impact on interstate commerce law.
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Bank of
Holly Springs
Miss
Texas Ward
Sevier County
Tennessee
Palestine
Texas
John Henninger Reagan
Republic of Texas
Confederate States of America
Treasury
Southland
Union
Reagan
Cullom
Ilinois
Arena
South Carolina
Andrew Jackson
United States Bank
Alamo
Sam Houston
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Congress
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Calhoun
Webster
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Breckinridge
Douglas
Cass
Jefferson Davis
Montgomery
Richmond
Lee
Jackson
Stuart
Johnston
Beauregard
Gordon
South
Confederacy
Alexander H. Stephens
Robert Toombs
Georgia
C . Menminger
Ju. P. Walker
Alabama
S. R. Mallory
Florida
Navy
Judah P. Benjamin
Louisiana
William J. Yancey
Morning Star of
Benjamin H. Hin
R. Barnwell Rhett
James J. Orr
R. M.T. Hunter
Augustus H. Garland
Louis T. Wigfall
Meredith P. Gentry
Roger A. Pryor
Thomass. Bocock
House
Hayes
Tilden
Henry Barrett Chamberlin
Chicago Record-Herald
Gulf Stream Current Speeds Up Esper Dangers for Ships
The Gulf Stream allegedly runs far faster than in the past creating strong headwinds for sailing vessels. It is described as a river in the ocean where Gulf of Mexico waters pile up and rise two to three feet above mid Atlantic levels. The Florida Straits outlet between Key West and Cuba allows waters to surge through at eight to ten miles per hour.
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Gulf of Mexico
mid-Atlantic
Florida Strait
Key West
Cuba
Fear Invasion of Trade Disturbs Fashionable Forty-seventh Street
New York social leaders on the Forty-seventh street block between Fifth and Madison protest a former Richard Canfield gambling house being converted into a tailoring shop. Ultrafashionable residents including Ferry Belmont and the Gildersleeves fear the change invites commercial intrusion and erodes society on Fifth Avenue.
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Forty-seventh Street
Fifth and
Madison Ave
Richard Canfield
Ferry Belmont
Boardmans
Alexanders
Stevenses
Gildersleeves
Baxters
New York
Fifth Avenue
Railway House Party Becomes Fast Growing Elite Trend
A railway house party has become a fad among American multimillionaires. The practice includes hiring a special car for eighteen full fares from New York to the Pacific coast. One magnate travels regularly in his private car with only a secretary and valet and claims to save money in business by doing so, noting a $5 662 mileage for the trip.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Men That Sucreed The Cheerful Life
A reflection on men who face life with cheer and hope as they go about their duties. Kingsley argues that fortunate characters maintain a positive spirit amid life's changes and challenges.
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Sue
Charles Kingsley
Swords in Japan Preserve Noble Fencing Traditions
In Japan the wearing of swords has almost ceased for twenty years yet the weapon's esteem remains high. Nobility maintain at home fencing establishments reflecting ongoing reverence for the blade and its use among Japan's gentlemen.
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Japan
Turquoise A Lucky Stone In Proverbial Beat
A proverb from the Orientals claims a turquoise given with love brings happiness and good fortune while the stone darkens when the giver’s well being is threatened. The piece ponders who would not desire such a talisman.
The Business Boom Driven by Large Ads
The article argues that a merchant’s profits come mainly from bold advertising rather than drummers or displays. It notes global silver output shares, quotes literary opinions, and concludes with reflections on commerce and virtue.
Western Canada attracts settlers as January migration rises
Early February harsh winter hits the United States while Western Canada enjoys mild weather. A St Paul Omaha dispatch lists rail links and notes more settlers head north, with government agents offering March and April excursions and information for new arrivals. A Piles cure ad supports the page.
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St Paul
Jath
Paul
Omaha
St. Joseph
Fort Worth
Tex
Burlington
Cseeenes Moorhead
Cue Duluth
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