Farmer freed from misery by Dean's Kidney Pills
Mr J H Plangman of Sherman Texas recounts severe back pain and hip ache from kidney trouble after wagon work. He seeks medical help, pays half the fee, and after four weeks remains in misery until Dean's Kidney Pills produced relief by the second day and complete cure soon after. The ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills and Doan's Kidney Fills as kidney-focused remedies from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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J. H. Plangman
Sherman, Tex
Dean
Started the Heart Again Case of Cardiac Massage Rescue
Paul Sick reports a young man who died during tuberculous peritonitis surgery under chloroform. The heart stopped forty five minutes, respirations ceased, pupils dilated. Direct cardiac massage revived the heart. patient lived twenty seven hours before death in collapse.
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Paul Sick
Sick
Richard Mansfield elected to Royal Channel Yacht Club
Richard Mansfield has received word from London that he has been elected to membership in the Royal Channel Yacht club, one of England’s oldest clubs. This entitles him to fly the blue ensign from the masthead of the Amarity and enjoy admiralty privileges in British waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mansfield
London
Royal Channel Yacht Club
England
Royal Squadron
Mansfield
New York Evangelists Compete for Souls in Brooklyn
A visitor named John Hoop from Minnesota challenges Dr Dowie in New York City as a self styled prophet. Hoop calls Dowie a faker while Peter and Paul the seconds evangelize Brooklyn and the woman Messiah who opened shop two weeks ago faces dwindling attention.
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New York
Dowie
New York City
John the Baptist
John Hoop
Minnesota
Hoop
Peter and
Paul
Brooklyn
Diabetes cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills, Kentucky notice
Hinton Kentucky November 2. For more than two years two of the region’s best doctors treated Mr E J Thompson a popular school teacher for diabetes. He claims Dodd's Kidney Pills saved him when doctors gave no hope. He took about ten boxes and praises the remedy. The note adds a remark about practical jokes.
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Hinton
E. J. Thompson
Dodd
Mr. Thompson
Donald
Senator Stewart Marries Mrs. May Cone in Atlanta Wedding
Nevada senator William Morris Stewart, 76, wed May Agnes Cone of Madison Georgia, widow of Theodore Cone. The couple, who formed an intimate Washington society pairing, married October 26 after a brief courtship. Cone, a brunette, was notable in capital circles for years.
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William Morris Stewart
Nevada
M. A. Cone
Depew
Platt
Atlanta
May Agnes Cone
Madison
Cone
Theodore C. Cone
Francis S. Cone
Senator Stewart
Stewart
United States Senate
Senate
Clark
Helen Keller Begins Senior Year at Radcliffe
Miss Helen Keller enters her senior year at Radcliffe College. Her curriculum includes Shakespeare with Kit Treddge, English literature with Dr. Neilson, Plautus Cicero and Lucretius with Professor Moore, and Latin with Morgan and Rand on Tacitus Horace and Catullus. She has so far passed all exams with credit and aims to surpass all scholars who are blind deaf and mute.
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Helen Keller
Radcliffe
Kittredge
Neilson
Moore
Plautus
Cicero
Lucretius
Morgan
Dr. Rand
Horace
Catullus
Miss Keller
Gettysburg veteran Gregg named Loyal Legion commander
Major General David McMurtie Gregg, chosen as commander in chief of the Loyal Legion, led the cavalry charge at Gettysburg that aided Meade's victory. Lieutenant General B. M. Young, once Gregg’s cavalry captain, later headed the army. Gen. Brooke was chosen vice commander, with Rear Admiral Clark as junior vice.
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David McMurtie Gregg
Loyal Legion
Meade
Gettysburg
B. M. Young
Gregg
Brooke
Clark
Cape Horn
Woman elected to Carnegie Institute board post in Pittsburgh
The Carnegie Institute board in Pittsburgh selects Sara E. Weir as assistant secretary in recognition of her long service as private secretary to treasurers. She will supervise disbursement of a building fund totaling over 5 million dollars.
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Board of Trustees
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
Sara E. Weir
South Carolina College Adopts Weekly Pulpit Plan
The State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts in South Carolina will host a rotating weekly chapel ministry. Rev. Oliver Johnson preached to about 700 students last Sunday. Trustees approve an annual program with ministers from across the state at $25 per sermon, arranged by a faculty committee.
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South Carolina College
State Agricultural and Mechanical College of
South Carolina
Oliver Johnson
Leslie, S. C
Clemson
Fencing Gains Popularity Among Women
Women embrace fencing with growing clubs in major eastern cities. The Fencers' club of New York offers benefits to female members and officials of the National Amateur Fencers' League of America plan intercity team contests among New York Boston Philadelphia and Washington clubs.
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Fencers’ Club of
New York
National Amateur Fencers’ League of America
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Relaxation in Solitaire Among Noted Figures
Pierpont Morgan seeks mental repose in solitaire similar to the late Col. Robert G Ingersoll who used card handling to calm and clarify his thoughts before lectures. Ingersoll spent the week on significant law cases and avoided shifting from a legal mindset to literary or ethical argument.
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Pierpont Morgan
Col
Robert G. Ingersoll
English duchesses enter business ventures in Ireland and London
The Duchess of Abercorn runs a thriving creamery at Baronscourt Ireland. Lady Warwick has multiple ventures. A countess buys and leases motors. Lady Essex is or was a partner in a successful laundry. London laundresses are fading, while society women including Lady Essex and Mrs Hwfa Williams start a well run French laundry in a nearby suburb.
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Duchesses Down
England
Duchess of Abercorn
Baronscourt
Ireland
Warwick
Lady Essex
London
Hwfa Williams
World-Weary Shah Enjoys Tiny Jeweled Bird
The shah of Persia, freshly awarded the Order of the Garter by an English friend, is described as the most tired monarch. His wearied eyes show little interest in Marlborough House during his England visit except for a small jeweled singing bird that delighted him.
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Persia
Order of the Garter
England
Marlborough House
Moose a Sprinter Monarch of the Woods Outpaces Pursuer in Roadside Chase
Kinco sookkeeper Ernest C. Judkins recounts riding near Deer Head farm when a large bull moose ignored him, trotting ahead for about a half mile along the carriage road. He hooted, shouted, and finally spurred his horse, but the moose kept a steady lead before vanishing into the forest, prompting Judkins to now carry a carbine on rides.
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Ernest CG. Judkins
Kinco Company
Deer Head Farm
Kinco
Mr. Judkins
Moose
Dress of Macedonian Men
The Macedonian man wears white trousers with a wide sleeved shirt over them and a red or black wool waistband. Winter trousers are thick and shepherded, with a black cloak. summer cloak is white. An embroidered vest covers the front and a Leathern strap holds a crooked knife, the sole weapon allowed. He wears a fez like cap and often has a farmer’s knife at his side.
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Macedonia
Autumn Gardens in a Boston Tran Script
The poem describes gray garden chapels and flowers as the season shifts from summer to autumn. A graybeard Autumn speaks softly like a prophet to inspire faint-hearted readers, granting renewed hope and beauty under frosty dew as they pass into sleep.
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Frank Walcott Hutt
Boston Transcript
Height of Ocean Waves Misleading in Storms
A weather note explains that open ocean waves in a gale may look enormous but rarely exceed 15 to 20 feet crest to trough. Even Scoresby’s Atlantic record tops at 13 feet, and spray and breakage at shore can exceed the raw wave height.
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Scoresby
Atlantic
Castello publisher leaves wealth to workers co op
Signor Hafi, owner of a Castello publishing house, dies leaving his working capital, plant, business and publisher rights to workers through a cooperative. a few long-ago strikers are excluded by the will but a later estate action indicates they may receive a share.
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Signor Hafi
Castello
Oas
Nebind
Arma
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