Ailing Women Urged to Learn Cause of Back Ailments
Local ad style piece touts kidney pills and tonics as remedies for back pain and tiredness. Testimonial mentions Mrs W G Davis of Groesbeck Texas and variousAlleghany health claims. The copy promotes health products and dismisses other remedies while urging readers to seek cures from druggists and dealers.
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Bick
W. G. Davis
Groesbeck
Texas
Foster Milburn
Hattam SY
Exactitude Tady and the Bank Sketch
A clipped dialogue scene depicts two men discussing entrance and purpose. One man claims he did not come to tumble in but to skate, highlighting a misunderstanding of intent and a playful confrontation between characters.
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Thadam
Tony
Mr. Chatterton
Peggy Chatterton
Chatterton
Mm Grisnon
Kiphy
Venetus
Seioknge
Atari
Haley Ular
Mt Witys
Hinself
Lathon
Gries Won
Monty
Jqo
Philip Halme
Leslick
Hin
Hilda
Joller
Freddy Thornton
Order
United Workmen
Woodmen of America
Bradley
Patents Granted Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
Report by Lothrop and Johnson lists patents issued to Northwestern inventors in Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota. Names include Beatin Taylor Dan Holt Bringebrotson Devila Lake and Melby Barkus Minh Petar Lead Schindler and Smith. Devices cover mute boxes switches driving mechanisms valves and hay forks among others.
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Northwestern
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press
Sir Paul
Minn
G. Beatin
Taylor
A. O. Dan Tls
Holt Fourche
Bringebrotson
Devila Lake
N. D
Melby
Barkus
Minh
Hay Fork
Petar ‘Seh
Schindler
Sisseton
M. Smith
Ikene
Russian Nobleman’s Wooing as Lady’s Maid Tale
In St Petersburg a romance unfolds as Baroness Uriusoff, widow of a high official, shuns suitors. A peasant girl, clever and polite, serves as a maid, then unveils as Maxinoff a nobleman who used disguise to win the baroness. She accepts engagement and plans marriage after a brief courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Uriusoff
Moscow
Maxinoff
Coffee Does Not Hurt Me Tales Told In A Letter
A New York woman recounts coffee’s decline in her health and stomach troubles. After switching to Postum, she improves, eats better, and gains strength, urging others to quit coffee for nourishment and wellness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Tani
Through a Woman's Heart Chapter XIX continued
The touring troupe gathers in a smoky room as Jack Lathom struggles with love and duty. Ralph Strangways faces a family feud over a prized horse and looming race stakes while danger, gossip, and clues to Philip Hume’s death swirl amid restless plans and sleepless nights.
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Jeck
Gates
Toom
Ralph Strangways
Hissgrave
Mhrdligh
Anthony Strangways
Wil
Newmarket
Jack Latham
Philip Hume
Jove
Grisson
Face in the Moonlight and the Mystery of the Grave Flowers
In the old hull outside Witchell Ronhol Hume and Ninwell discuss the white flowers placed daily on Philip Hume’s grave. Bonholt Hume suspects hidden motives tied to Stephen Rathen and a locked drawer in Rathen’s study. The case hints at a hidden romantic link to the murdered man and deepens the neighborhood intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddy
Thornton
Jack Lathony
Mong
Freddy Thornton
Hilda
Craig
Joe
Miss Strangways
Peggy Chatterton
Jack
Peggy
Jack Craig
Chav
Ronhol Hume
Ninwell
Hull
Witchell
Philly Humes
Humes
Philip
Stephen
Gelthar
Bonholt
Monhott
Henholt
Philp Hume
Philip Hume
Cooking on the Trail Bread Without a Pan
A traveler demonstrates primitive camp cooking by baking bread inside flour without a pan and preventing coffee spills with a green willow stick. The narrator notes surprising appetitiveness from minimal gear and a physics lesson in managing boiling water.
Real Sarcasm in Bottle Label Bites Reader
A reader recalls a bottle label that warned Shake before taking and warned of fever and grogginess. The remark frames sarcasm as a sting felt by the reader, who quips about the real bite of sarcasm in everyday goods.
Railroads Yield Odd Tales Believed by Telegraph Operators
In a railroad era vignette, a telegraph operator asks about miracles and a conductor responds with skepticism, yet notes strange events on trains. The exchange hints at uncanny railroad occurrences and the era’s fascination with fate and transportation.
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Benger
Wentworth trustees to open bids for waterworks
South Dakota news recounts Wentworth board plans to open bids for a municipal waterworks system with prepared specifications. The article also notes legal troubles, a jail escape, and various local events from Aberdeen to Kimball, including elevator construction, charity meetings, and wool market optimism.
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Board of (Rustees of
Wentworth
Baby eczema cured by Catleena Remedies prompt relief
A mother recalls a two and a half month old with severe watery eczema on the cheeks. After failing doctors and spending fifty dollars, she tried Catleena Remedies including soap ointment and pills. One dollar and fifty cents bought relief. the baby's skin cleared with no scars. Sept 15, 1908.
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W. M
W. M. Conierer
Potter Drug & Chow Corp
Huston
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Stanly
Mr. Strangways
Wolse
Sys
Kirby
Lendal Grange
Evrn
Ralph Strangus
Margaret
Bettie
Falkoaf
Halph
Grant House
Shalow
Dewih
Sode
Hive Lista
Howney
Xahlaid Hellarton
Petje
South Dakota
Hilly Moris
Meade County
Wand Lineeny
Jim
Charles M. Nelson
Sul Watters
C. We Townsend
Cluyee
Townsend Wis Fael
Tite
Salem Odd Fellows
Gregory
Myacinth
Edith Crossman
Terra Ville
Oller
Pwojret
Cavoun
Stock Holters
Oo Alyers
Bloodgooil
A. Beales
North South Dakota Educational Association
Aberdeen
Milbank
Johnson
Sec
Tary
K. Clark
Treas Ier
W. BE. Johnson
Kimball
Mary Putnam
Lend
Pheumonia
Heya, Vousplenona
Ter
Harriett Battol
Mediapolis
Iowa
State Conference of Charities and Corrections
Sioux Fals
J. G Parsons
Sioux Falls
Dori Donald Humbert
Ylind
Cary
Pierre
BD. M. Suits
Huron
J. M. Stivers
Canada
Dodds
Mons
Great Empire
Western
Ottawa
Maclachian
Watertown
Alamo State Bank
Muskogee
Oklahoma
State Depository
South Bend
Rata Jewelers
South Wend Watch
South Bend Watch CO
Indea
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