Peculiar treatment by Prof Samuels shocks Wichita doctors
Wichita dispatch reports Professor Samuels of Wichita claiming a colorless liquid dropped into the eye as a cure for incurable ailments. He cites numerous patient testimonials from Oklahoma and Kansas towns, says he treats by mail, and has faced but not been convicted for practicing without a diploma.
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Wichita
Kas
Samubels
Wieht Kas
Samuel
Samuels
Hia Almont
Topeka
Wing
Pro Samuels
Samuelle
Ramuels
Alwa
Okla
Newkirk
Okia
Ponce City
Alva
Jesse J. Dunn
Niate
Oklahoma
Hauwley
Brown
Ing
Root
Bia
Samwell
Sright
Right
Reapon Ible
Frank Hoff
North Main Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bawuers
Minole B. Tarver
Hesterville
Misa
Bam
Batcett
I. W. Rhufelberger
Sawyers
Ida Garrienn
M3 Roberts Avenue
Phiy
Mie Garerison
Josie Townsend
Geary
Kansas
Mr. P. R. Robey
North Walnut Street
Mra. P. Spidal
Business
Phyaiane
Paes Et Keel Wighter
Sammid Wastin
Harry Evans
Winne Building
Kan
Bright
Samiele
Samwele
Ryans
Professor Samuels
W. W. Lyon
Augusta
Prof
Lyon
Mary A. Stout
Burlington
Profesor Samuels
Home building costs rise from extra features
Editor and author William A. Radford argues that home building inevitably overshoots original plans due to desires for improvements. He notes economies are often sacrificed as homeowners add conveniences, driving up prices but producing lasting, well-appointed houses. Cement plaster and coloring options reduce monotony, with many Chicago suburbs using cement siding or hybrid brick to finish lower stories.
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Wweers
Wall Street's Old Church in Trinity Church and St Pauls Chapel
Moody's Magazine notes Trinity Church on Wall Street as a historic anchor amid finance and cemeteries. It highlights the church's architecture, a four thousand five hundred dollar seven room design, with a front bedroom on the first floor and a large living and dining space. It also recalls St Pauls Chapel near Trinity, George Washington’s devotions, and Trinity Corporation as a vast landowner with over ten million dollars in taxable property.
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Trinity
United States
Broadway
St. Paul's Chapel
George Washington
Trinity Pariah
Amertes
Trinity Corporation
A. W. Ferrin
Moody's Magazine
Doan's Kidney Pills Helped Cal Mrs Remington
An Indiana era medical testimonial recounts Mrs. Mary J. Remington of Gilroy California suffering kidney pain and weak health during a critical period of life. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she reports a miraculous improvement and urges readers to remember the Doan's name.
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Mary J. Remington
Eigleberry St. Gilroy
Cal
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Foxes Kill Hunting Dogs in Desperate Chase
Five foxes attacked a pair of valuable hunting dogs owned by James Dowling, killing them in a dramatic afternoon pursuit. Witnesses saw the event as game wardens note foxes as ravenous marauders damaging local game across the woods and mountains around Pottsyville.
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James Dowling
Pottsyville
Philadelphia
A Practical Discourse Sermon by a Fireplace Play
A stormy indoor scene shows children playing church with Theo dore presiding as minister instructing Florence to be obedient and share his desires. The moment captures a child's improvisational moral lesson in a domestic setting as reported by the Christian Herald.
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Florence
Theodore
Christian Herald
Beware Mercury Ointments for Catarrh Warned
Mercury in catarrh ointments damages senses and health warns a medical advisory. The note cautions readers to avoid preparations containing mercury and promotes safer treatments. A quirky proverb about early rising and wealth contrasts with a statement about talent and divine reward.
Merely Helping In Lawful Planned Matrimony Request
A fragment depicts a conversation where a man suggests aiding a daughter’s marriage prospects despite doubts about her beauty. He contemplates informing others that he plans to leave her mother, while the other party denies any such action. The text ends with a disagreement over intent.
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertises Health
Hudson Ohio mothers praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing irregular and painful periods and restoring health. The ad cites letters from mothers, urges girls to seek the tonic to avert serious health issues, and notes confidential advice services from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Hudson
Ohio
Lydia
Pinkham
George Stickler
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
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William A. Radford
Newsmith
Chicago
Reo
Wall Street's Old Church
Rich Trinity Corporation
Wall Street
New York
Trinity Church
America
Conn
Rene
Jones
Jenkins
Inez
Ryetlepey
Dr. May
Sayer
Dragens Guaranty
Carter
Western
Canada
Nator Deliver
Iowa
The
United
Ivos
Crawford
W. Minth Street
Kansas City
Wes
Goa
W. M. Us
Dr. Pierce
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