Dean's Kidney Pills Restore Strength to North Carolina Farmer
J B Corton of Deep River, North Carolina, reports severe back pain kept him from walking or riding. After using Dean's Kidney Pills his back grew strong again and he can walk long distances, even lifting more than ten pounds. He praises the remedy and has shared it with neighbors. A free trial is offered by Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo New York, with sales through daglers at ten cents.
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Dean
J. B. Corton
Deppe
N. C
Foster- Milburn Co
Buajio
N.Y
Mack
Rei
Lydia E. Pinkham
Prykuan
Miss Est Danrorty
de Soto St
Memphis
Tenn
The Real Thing HMe-Treabie Affliction Parody
A playful line about a patriotic condition named HMe-Treabie. It notes symptoms such as red eyes white hair and blue feelings in a sing song style. The verse uses whimsy to comment on national sentiment.
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Treabie
Very Low Homeseekers Rates via Nickel Plate Road
Very low homeseeker rates offered via the Nickel Plate Road to the West Northwest South and Southwest on the first and third Tuesdays monthly. Long return limit and stopover privileges. One way colonist rates to the West and Northwest from Sept 1 to Oct 18 inclusive. Contact local agent or Mr C A Austerlin T P A Fort Wayne Ind for full information.
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C. A. Austerlin
T. P.A
Fort Warne
Ind
Where Money Talks in a Divided House of Wealth
Snappy exchange hints at social strife over money and status with sharp humor about appearances and marriage as a barometer of class. Two characters Binkers and Winkers spar over moneyed reputation and spouse influence.
Fragmentary Local Notice on Health Cure Claim
A damaged OCR fragment cites a claim about Fieco's Cure for Consumption linked to a Mrs. at 144 Haiti Street. The text is incomplete but mentions April 19 and a vague local audience. No verifiable details or outcomes are present.
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Fieco
Fragmented OCR Text Summary of Domestic Fragments
The readable fragments describe clothing care and everyday items, with scattered phrases about garments, a package, a woman’s body and heart, and vague references to children teething and cures. The text is garbled and presents no coherent single event.
Man Survives Wolf Den Cave In Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma man Lawson visiting Milo Blodgett near Adobe Walls survived being buried by dirt after a wolf den collapse. He crawled from the hole with his head uncovered after five days beneath the Earth while neighbors searched with his horse nearby.
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Lawson
Milo Blodgett
Adobe Walls
Texas Panhandle
Blodgett
Qeivek
Kansas City Star
A Sioux Indian Custom on Borrowed Kettles
Among the Sioux a kettle loan requires a leftover portion of cooked food to be left in the bottom upon return. Disregard leads to no future borrowing. A white woman once scoured a kettle to teach cleanliness, sparking talk of white meanness.
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W. L. Doudgla
W.E. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Faust
W. L. Dougtle
IM. Gray Knowles
Phila Brockton
Micn
W. L. Douglas
Corona Coltskin
Corona Coltis
W. L. Donizlas
Brockton
Better Than Spanking Home Remedy Promise
A letter from Mrs. S. Box in Notre Dame Indiana promotes a home treatment for children's urine difficulties. She claims no payment is required and urges mothers to write for guidance while warning spanking is not cure.
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S. Box 420
Notre Dame
Ind
A Long Strep Forward
In this quirky excerpt Mr. Binks and Miss Fine discuss advances in education and domestic life. Mrs. Binke-Yoes comments on a feline domestication concept, describing it with playful scientific terms and domestic imagery.
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Binks
Red Cross Ball Bleе Promoted by Good Housekeepers
Good housekeepers favor Red Cross Ball Blebe as a top choice for household use. The ad asserts that a dark, unwholesome corner is unsuitable for sleeping or parlor space, urging proper home setup.
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Red Cross
Old Favorites: Texas Trail and Tea Plant Notes
The piece blends a gritty Texas riding memory of Lasea with a wild mustang chase by the Rio Grande and a reflection on Nemesis, then shifts to a horticultural survey of plant leaves as tea substitutes. It cites Thoreau and notes tavern substitutes alongside rustic brews from Labrador tea to golden rod and checkerberry.
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Lasea
San Saba
Lavaca
Addie
Texas
Rio Grande
Theo
Maine
Pennsylvania
New
Peniinsylvania
George III
Pine Barrens
Jersey
Substitutes for tea and a rustic inquiry scene
The Washington Star notes substitutes for tea used in colonial times and by rural folk before tea imports. It mentions New Jersey tea and four leaves from the sevenshoot herb, describing their growth and usage in dry wood lands. The excerpt includes a scene where a fish seller visits summer residents and mentions a physician’s lineage and a humorous offer of mackerel, reflecting early American rural life and constraints.
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Washington Star
New Jersey
Rich Uncle Denied Strike Claim in Philadelphia Incident
A report from Philadelphia notes Bobbs admits striking his wealthy uncle amid a dispute over five dollars at their residence yesterday. The exchange, witnessed by others, centers on the alleged assault and a small monetary claim.
Names and meanings of Kuroki and Kuropatkin
The Japanese general Kuroki translates to black tree while Kuropatkin the Russian general means black pigeon. The pairs illustrate how similar sounding names carry different meanings in languages.
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Kuroki
Kuropatkin
Satanic Majesty Refuses Partnership With Busy Man
A sharp-faced remark notes that even the devil would not offer to partner with a man who is already occupied. The line underscores a judgment on overwork and time priorities, attributed to a quotation circulating in the era.
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Nickel Plate Road
Binkers
Winston
Aoitjier
Chicago Sunday Record-Herald
California
Southwest Land of
Ask General
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Chicago
Kansas
Earth
Nemesis
Texas Trail
Regent Street
Tiak
Dion
The
Frank Desprez
Bibbs
Bobbs
Philadelphia Bulletin
Rosa Adams
Roger Hanson
12Th St
Louisville
Saint Louis
C. S. Crane
G. P
T. A
ST. Louis, MO
Pates
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