Doan's Kidney Pills Claim to Save Life in Texas Testimony
A Texas woman from Quanah credits Doan's Kidney Pills with reviving her failing kidneys and body. The advertisement quotes Mrs. M. A. Jenkins saying doctors warned she would die from dropsy and swelling before Doan's restored her health. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
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Bright
M. A. Jenkins
Quanah
Texas
Doan
Dean
Gale
Foster-Milburh, Co
Riffalo
N. Y
Levitas Linked to Quick Assignment Post Marriage
A clipped exchange jokes about Levitas making an assignment shortly after marrying, with one speaker quipping that he always viewed marriage as a failure. The dialogue hints at rapid personal moves amid a light gossip tone.
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Dot Levitas
Lloyd George on Nationality and British Governance
The London Chronicle notes Lloyd George is proud of his Welsh identity yet finds precedent for a Welsh governed Britain in Queen Elizabethan Tudor history. It highlights England’s Scotsmen as premiers and recalls past rulers like Campbell Bannerman, Balfour, Gladstone, and Wellington among others.
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Britain
Lloyd George
Aisaabeth
Great Britain
England
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
Balfour
Gladstone
Duke of Wellington
Lord Roberta
Charles Beresford
Leora Riuesell
Centurios
William Ir
London Chronicle
Suffrage Petition Prompted Suspicion In Veteran Home
A female canvasser asked an elderly man to sign a Woman's Movement petition. He eyed the sheet with doubt and replied with humor and a hint of domestic tension that he would not sign unless persuaded. The interaction reflects wary resistance to reform efforts in a domestic setting.
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Beren
Every Man Should Have His Balance Wheel Trued Up Occasionally
A short editorial urges recognizing the need for periodic maintenance of balance wheels. It argues mechanical accuracy improves performance and longevity, noting hobbyists and professionals alike should regularly inspect and adjust timing to prevent wear and uneven operation.
Abandoned It Por the Old Fashioned Coffee Was Kiting
Abandoned items and a peculiar scene unfold as patrons at a historic café recall a chaotic episode where coffee and a kite collided in a windy mishap. No injuries reported and staff stabilized the area quickly.
Spain Egypt Turkey France Vatican Roosevelts Genoa meeting noted
International dispatches report Spain urging conciliatory Peru and Ecuador, Turkish battalions deployed to North Albania amid tax unrest, France aided by Roosevelt incident at the Vatican. Roosevelt plans to meet Pinchot in Genoa on April 14, while Cardinal Moran proposes St Patrick’s Day as Ireland’s empire day with world observance beginning in Dublin.
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Peru
Ecuador
Constantinople
Albania
Te Roosevelt
Vatican
Cardinal Moran
Ireland
Dublin
Senate bills target cold storage and naval reserve
Senator Lodge introduces a bill to limit cold storage products while Senator Perkins pushes a bill for the creation of a naval reserve. A special grand jury indicts the Imperial Window Glass Co. Philadelphia Rapid Transit seeks a 2.6 million loan. Brooklyn's Borough Bank closes, banks take possession. Sing Sing life terms set for two elderly men. Taft cancels Indianapolis May 5 visit. Franking privilege bill passes House for ex presidents and widows. Wets and drys fight in Nebraska towns amid socialistic Milwaukee mayor elect. Court of inquiry ends Browneville case. eastern railroads eye higher commodity rates. Milwaukee landslide attributed to opposition retreat amid seduction rumors.
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Lodge
Perkins
Naval Reserve
Imperial Window Glass Company
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Borough Bank of
Broooklyn
Sing Sing
Hooklyn
Harry 8
Britton
Philip Bender
Taft
Indianapolis
Nebraska
Nebraska and World News Snapshot of 1913 Events
Nebraska court declares elevators law unconstitutional. Berlin editor Richard Barah jailed for organizing a suffrage march. Mrs. Cornelia Woolman fined for failing to declare goods in transit. Havelock joins Lincoln as a dry suburb. Chicago taxi drivers strike disrupts theater traffic. Roosevelt declines pope visit due to conditions. Carpenters strike after wage dispute. Taft set to push aggressive stance amid Ballinger inquiry. Houston officer killed by ex-officer Farr MacFarlane. Fall road bill reviews in House. Grain prices tumble after Chicago market report. John Mabtay gang convicted for elevator swindle in Iowa. Omaha grain fire causes half a million loss. Roosevelt record under review. Philadelphia streetcar workers vote to stay out on strike.
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Nebraska
Supreme Court
Washington
Richard Barah
Socialiat
Vorwaerts
Berlin
Trol
Havelock
Lincoln’s
Chicago
Roosevelt
Ballinger-Pine
Houston
Tex
t-Police
William Murphy
Farr MacFarlane
Crain
John “C. Mabtay
Cornell Bluffs
Nye Sehneider Fowler
Omaha
Cata
House
Rookevelt White
Philadelphia
Cemain
Senate moves on grants and rates in late bill
Senator Brown proposed an amendment to the rivers and harbors bill seeking a seventy five thousand dollar appropriation for projects between Omaha and the Missouri River mouth. The senate passed a broad prohibition on monthly interest rates above twenty percent, aims to curb loan sharks, and a Guatemala incident report prompts redress. The Panama canal defense cost assessment concludes feasible with moderate expense, amid a Brownsville inquiry noting colored shooter allegations and a court opinion on duties.
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Brown
Omaha
Platte
Missouri
Combia
Senate
Pansos
Guattemala
United States
Guatemala City
State Department
Panama Canal
Panama Board
Uip
Brownsville
Tex
Milwaukee Elects Social Mayor by 6000 Majority
Milwaukee voters chose a social mayor by a solid majority of about 6000, reflecting strong community support for the candidate and platform. The result signals a shift in city leadership and policy direction.
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Milwaukee
Lincoln Goes Dry After Tight Lincoln Vote
Lincoln Nebraskas special election on saloon prohibition drew a record 9 491 total votes with 5 208 for dry and 4 273 for wets. The strong turnout surpassed last years figures as both sides organized heavily using more than forty automobiles and many carriages. The wets faced heavy challenge at every precinct but reported orderly polling with a vigorous push for certificates.
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Lincoln
Nebi
Taft-Bryan
Dirs
Expedition Plans to Recover Cook Instruments in Arctic Trip
Harry Whitney of New Haven plans a summer Arctic expedition stopping in Utah to recover Dr. Frederick A. Cook's instruments. Paul Rainey will accompany. Vessels may be chartered and the party hopes to depart St Johns in July. Main aim is collecting big game specimens. instrument recovery is incidental.
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New
York
Arctic
Utah
Frederick A. Cook
Harry Whitney
New Haven
Conn
Cook
North Pole
Paul Rainey
Whitney
St. Johns
N. F
Bartlett
Jeannie
Peary
Zoological
Bread Trial Postponed in East Orange Case
The trials of Miss Virginia Wardlaw Mrs Caroline B Martin and Mrs Mary M Snead three sisters indicted in connection with the death of Mrs OcCe W M Snead whose body was found in a bath in a house at East Orange last November were postponed.
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New York
Virginia O. Wardlaw
Caroline B. Martin
Mary M. Snead
OcCey W. M. Snead
East Orange
Roe DA
Laymen's Meeting Draws Montana Church Workers
In Butte Montana laymen from many towns gather for the convention of the laymen's missionary movement. Present indications point to large and representative attendance.
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Butte
Mont
Montana
Reason for Envy in a Stingy Husband Tale
A stingy husband refuses a kiss claiming a toothache to avoid affection. His wife quips she envies the dentist who finally gets something from him. The exchange highlights a humorous tension over money and generosity in a domestic moment.
Baker Delivers Bread Through Keyhole Nutmeg Tone
A southern tale recalls a baker going on rounds who knocked at a door and was answered by a woman asking who is there. He replied that he was the baker and wished to leave the bread. She told him to pass it through the keyhole, avoiding further fuss.
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Lesa
Getting in Deep and the Fourth Dimension
A humorous exchange where a father avoids explaining the fourth dimension to his son. The boy likens it to the elusive piece of pie promised when guests arrive for dinner. The dialogue playfully examines abstract concepts through everyday terms.
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Lttle Role
Remedial tonic markets liver cure in old ad
An old advertisement claims NR tablets restore liver function and improve brain clarity. It touts the tonic as better than other tonics and promises quick relief, with instructions to take one tablet daily. The sales pitch ends by naming a medicine company and address.
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Wis ‘Medicine Co
Tariff Reform Rhetoric From The Tatler Remark
A quotation from The Tatler reflects a mocked political stance praising tariff reform and forcing foreigners to pay. The speaker criticizes a backroom rival and claims personal political isolation for six weeks. The tone satirizes public debate and xenophobic impulse in a historical press fragment.
Pettit's Eye Salve and Other Reflections
An OCR fragment describes Pettit's Eye Salve allegedly relieving tired eyes and congestion. The text comments on egotism and tariffs, noting a Lewin’s Single equals in quality and suggesting many things are important, though specifics are unclear.
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Lewin
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