Probate Judge Credits Dodds Kidney Pills For Health
Philip Miller of Cimarron Kansas, serving his third term as Gray County probate judge, reports five years of kidney trouble with dizziness and breath issues ending after using Dodds Kidney Pills for about a year now weighing 200 pounds and feeling well. The letter also promotes Dodds Medicine Co. products and free household hints.
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Dodds
Gray Co
Philip Miller
Cimarron
Kan
Judge Miller
Dodds Medicine .Co
Buffalo
The National Debt Speech in a Mock Banquet Scene
A fragmented parody recalls a banquet where Daniel, amid walnuts and wine, is urged to speak on the national debt. The toastmaster cues the topic as the actor fumbles then declares he will pay it himself.
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Daniel
New England
Demosthenes
Jones
Henry Clay Barrabee
Orange Train Refused Ride on Saint Patrick’s Day
John M O'Brien and Edward Kelley, sons of Erin from St Paul, refuse to ride the Pioneer Limited due to orange colored cars. They visited the city ticket office to reserve berths and, upon reaching Union Station, declined the orange train. The conductor asks why not and they cite the color hurting their eyes. Eugene O'Hare explains a green plush and emerald curtains inside. Healey the dining car conductor and Tom Dwyer the engineer are introduced. They finally ride in green seating aboard the train.
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John M. O'Brien
Edward Kelley
Royal Sons of Erin
Pioneer-limited
O'Brien
Kelley
St. Paul
Union Station
St. Fatrick's
Dan Healey
Burbank
Healey
Tom Dwyer
Miles Buckley
Chicago News
Centenary note recalls Colenso Durban visit incident
Miss Alice Wernher writes on Bishop Colenso birth centenary and recalls a Durban incident after his England trip on the native question. He was warned not to preach at St Paul’s yet entered the pulpit. Sir Walter Stopped the interruption and announced the text.
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Walter
Alice ‘Wernher
Colenso
Durban
England
St.Paul’s
Old Boston grocer and strange apple barrel markings
A Boston merchant tells of an old Massachusetts grocer who notes a line of apple barrels marked differently with A or other marks. The barrels appear to hold the same kind of apples and customers seek barrels opened at top or bottom, revealing a curious game.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Bostonian
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Chicago, IL
Fort Wayne, NO
Feo AS
Mrs. Alden
Anna
Teacher
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