New Life and Strength From Proper Kidney Action
Mrs. Josiah Shaw of Canton South Dakota touts Doan's Kidney Pills as restoring vitality by improving kidney secretions and easing rheumatic pains. Her husband reports a similar benefit, with both recommending the product sold by Foster M Julius Co. in Buffalo New York at 50 cents a box. A clipped line from a separate political garb anecdote mentions prohibition and a clerical figure debating temperance policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Shaw
N. Broadway
Canton
Dak
Alan
Doay
Foster-Mi Jurn Co
Buttale
N, Y
Skin troubles cured by Cuticura for eczema cases
Mrs Charles Taker of Albion Maine reports two young girls suffered severe eczema with hair loss and sore arms. After using Cuticura Remedies the second child’s hair grew back and skin softened. Testimonial dated September 21, 1908. Power brands chem. corp. sole props Hoxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille
Hunting Wolves in Texas and Prairie Wolf Sport on Horseback
A Vinita man describes Texas hunting of prairie wolves on horseback with hounds and pistols. He notes wolves larger than expected can confront mounted riders and require multiple shots. He also mentions jackrabbit hunting on horseback with greyhounds and a pony that could jump a barbed wire fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Russell
Vinita
Texan
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Light Booze Do You Drink It
A minister's wife recalls a battle with coffee during nursing training and night duty. She describes how caffeine kept her awake, caused bilious attacks, then quitting coffee with Postum improving her clarity and nerves. She urges reading The Road to Wellville for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cara
Through a Woman's Heart Chapter XIV Mystery Revolver Clue
Stephen pursues Olive Vanstone and Ned Robinson's fate as a river search uncovers a revolver linked to Bonholt Hume. Thornton identifies the weapon as Hume's, shifting suspicion to Olive in the Philip Hume case and prompting a tense clash over truth and guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonholt
Filia
Fide
Olive
Houholt Hume
Jack
Knowl
Billy
Duck
Hilda
Stephen
Olive Vanstone
Eve
Stephen Ruben
Philly Hume
Latham
Grale
Onme
Ned Robinson
Teeull
Devon
Stephen Uthen
Kerman
Hume
Momus
Talline
Wsa
Freddy
Thornton
Ruben
Ned
Loshin
Jess
Miss Vanstone
Joel
Philip Hume
Lathom
Carr
Halloa
Authen
Trents
Njich
Yan
Axali
Pip Hume
Geddy Thornton
Bonholt Hanes
Revelver
Stephen Rew
Bonhalt Hume
Zipphen
Monaly
Pune
Thommson
Hon
Wolf Time
Bouholt Hume
To Be Continued Manufacturing War Relics
Tyrolean centenary celebrations spark a local craft boom as makers improvise relics from old war symbols. They fashion a flag duster, grease and sun fade, producing a venerable banner for display. Blacksmiths also recreate historic cannons to ensure festival relics remain plentiful.
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Tyrol
Ris
Wisterle
Maes
Floating Island Adrift on Androscoggin Above Lewiston Falls
A large floating island with trees from an undermined riverbank grounded on the Lewiston bank above the falls. The driftwood mass carried roots tangled together and measured inches in diameter on several trees, illustrating the strange high water relics observed on the Androscoggin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Androscoggin
Lewiston
Saloon Witnesses Testimony Reveals Brief Drink Incident
Lawyer asks if the prisoner was noticed in the saloon during the event while a witness admits only taking a single drink. The exchange underscores limited eyewitness awareness of the suspect at the scene.
South Dakota News Roundup From Bay to Brookings
A long fragmentary South Dakota page reports a prison sentence for Philip Van Kou rom, a fatal train accident near Troquoia injuring Henry Waterman, and various local notices. It notes the Woman's Library Association of Mitchell aiding city teachers, Deadwood preparing a Pa Hiesa Pa carnival, and Ellis convention plans. Also listed are a major land sale near Ree Heights, a machinery accident injuring Greek worker Lazoras, a deadly shooting near Deadwood, church organ gifts in Aberdeen, and artesian well drilling progress at Bryant with a hoped for durable water flow.
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Bryant
The One Perfect Laxative California Syrup Co
The advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a wholesome laxative. It claims general satisfaction from the product and urges buyers to use the genuine item manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co and sold by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Californi Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup Co
Allen's Foot-Baapointment? No classic headline present
Mrs W J Walker of Camden N J swears by Allen's Foot Base sold by all druggists. She reports relief from burning itching and numbness in feet after using the product. The ad promotes the remedy as curing foot discomfort and being essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allien
W. J. Walker
Camden
N. J
Uncle Ebon Reflects on Sorting Advice
A speaker named Uncle Ebon laments how after receiving much advice he must decide which guidance to follow and which to discard, expressing the confusion of choosing among many inputs.
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Uncle Ebon
Murine Eye Reareal Ad Promotes Pain Free Vision
An advertisement touts Murine Eye Relear as a remedy for red weak weary eyes claiming it complies with the Pure Food and Drugs Law and is not painful. It urges consumers to try Murine for eye discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phivstcians
Boothea
The Easy Way and Becker Dialogue on Education
The article notes a debate about affordable education and mentions Becker stating a son received a college education, while joking about buying him a phonograph with a yell. The tone reflects a satirical exchange on parental support and modern items.
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Becker
Catarrh Cure Claim by Hall's Company
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure promoted as a blood and mucous remedy. Claims direct blood action and internal dosing can cure catarrh, with testimonials and a Toledo company address. Mentions price 75 cents and availability from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney
Color blind remark at tea party causes pause
A playful exchange at a tea gathering has Miss Peachens asked about tea preference. She replies that color blind status makes no difference, sparking light amusement among attendees.
Lane's Family Medicine Promises Beauty Cure
An 1880s style colonial ad touts Lane's Family Medicine as a remedy for complexion improvement. It claims the herb improves digestion, purifies blood, cleanses the skin, and eases headaches and backaches. Sold by druggists for 25 cents.
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Lane
Readable Household Remedies and Advertisements
Fragmentary ad items claim Hamlin s Wizard Oil cures sore throat quickly and offer Garfield Tea and Ideal Laxative promotions. Other notices tout free samples, a left handed humor line, and promotions for American Tent and Awning Co with wooly claims.
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Garfield Tea Co
Brooklyn
N. Y
American Tent & Awning Co
Minneapolt
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Cutiura
Blairs
South Dakota
General State
Pardin
Philip van Kourom
Taawrenre
Forzefy
Tengyo Tar
Dakota
Henry Waterman
Plr
Chicago & North Western
Troquoia
Woman's Library Association of
Mitchell
Deadwood Business Chink
Aus
State Association of
Ellis
Didge McNaily
Effenit
Miltank
Anton van Hout
Milbank
Melrose Township
M. K Cahapa
Ree Heights
Shuster
United States
Bawards
Sioux Falls
Mailson
Levi Graham
Lake County
Fode
Freeman-Bain
Aberdeen
North-Western
Thomas Lagoras
Milwaukkee
Teomas Lazoras
Laxoris
Lazorus
Coke Hill
Deadwood
James Perro
Ralph Walker
Perro
Poont
Blanche Pushnell
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Chicago & North-Western
Wat-seka
Iroquois
Tolmie
Watseka
Salome
Mathera
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