Foley Kidney Pills Praise From User Mr BE
A user named De Kruif and Lubbers endorses Foley Kidney Pills noting relief from backache kidney pain and improved bladder function after use. The testimonial appears in a yellow package advertising copy.
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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
8
A user named De Kruif and Lubbers endorses Foley Kidney Pills noting relief from backache kidney pain and improved bladder function after use. The testimonial appears in a yellow package advertising copy.
A convict aboard a distressed vessel near Norfolk captures attention as he volunteers to aid in saving the ship. He ascends the rudder in icy seas, secures two mission ropes, and finally saves fifty lives before being taken to Philadelphia for repairs. He declines money and seeks a pardon while remaining aboard the ship.
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An advertisement-style piece claims daily bowel movement is essential and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a permanent cure. It cites testimonials from various individuals and offers a free trial bottle by sending name and address to Dr. Wm B Caldwell at Monticello Illinois.
Resident reports widespread chicken stealing by thieves over years. Last night every chicken on the block disappeared, with no sign of the culprits. Local agent says the area has a chronic problem with thefts targeting poultry.
A hostess assigns a gentleman to escort a woman to dinner while a former husband, behind on alimony, is present. The dialogue hints at a long relationship before marriage and relatives living off the couple. The passage, a Louisville Courier-Tournai snippet, reflects social courtship and commentary.
A late 18th/early 19th century tale recalls English noblemen visiting Lord Panmure at Brechin Castle. A tenant named Panlathie arrived with money, while the hosts dined and demanded costly forfeits. Boots, hats, and teeth were burned or paid to avoid forfeits, leaving Panlathie with £600 after the ruse.
Absinth the green fiend began as a harmless medical remedy in late 18th century Switzerland. Dr Ordinaire, a French physician and druggist, developed a secret elixir later passed to his housekeeper Mille Grand pierre and sold by her to Henried’s daughters for distillation and sale. A wealthy distiller later commercialized the modern absinthe, noting its divergence from the original medical formula.
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