Driving Kidney Troubles End With Dean's Kidney Pills
W L Jackson of Parkersburg West Virginia describes years of sharp back pains and urinary disorders worsened by poor weather. After doctors failed he used Dean's Kidney Pills and reports relief and eight years of being cured despite being over 70. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Jackson
Parkareburg
W. Va
Saga
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
From Cannon to Orchids Miss Krupp Seeks Floriculture Fame
Bertha Krupp, Essen heiress, forsakes luxury to build a women’s floriculture school. She spends time in a Florentine garden her father laid out and imports rare orchids from England and South America, pursuing aesthetic growths and local prestige.
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Bertha Krupp
Bertha Krup
Essen
Miss Krupp
Florentine Garden
England
South America
Mother's Cooking and Remembrance After Death
A nostalgic reflection contrasts a mother’s cooking with neighborly criticism, noting grief after her death and questioning judgment. The speaker acknowledges the need to recognize the mother’s efforts while examining personal bias.
The Pessimist Wanders Through a Bleak Landscape
A fragmented verse centers on a pessimist who scorns flowers and weeds alike, fixes on the rank thorns, and carries a misty gloom. The speaker describes him as always seeking sorrow, doom, and a tomb, with a sour, frown bent over the ground.
Williams Triumph in Wild West Rescue Story
A prairie scene shows Jim Williams returning water when gunmen seize him for hanging Nell and baby. Williams endures threats, pleads for minutes with his family, and faces a last moment before execution. Hank and the crowd abandon the hanging after a clash of justice and mercy, leaving Williams to depart with his life intact. Nell, the infant, and Williams share a final, silent farewell before the rescue alters the fate.
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Old Sol
Nell
Jim
Jim Williams
Pal
Williams
Willams
Hank
Daily Story
Tan
William
Allence
Williame
Hex
Duich
Joys of maternity a woman's best hopes realized
An article discusses pregnancy, womb disorders, and remedies. It cites Mrs Avinn Potts of Park Avenue Rot Springs Ark seeking guidance from Mrs Pinkham and mentions Lydia E Pinkham's Irish Remedy. The piece emphasizes preparation for motherhood and relief from menstrual and reproductive issues.
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Avinn Potts
Park Avenue
Ark
Mra
Pinkham
Flattery Worth the Money in Kansag City Times
A comedic vignette from the Kansag City Times portrays a young man admiring his reflection as an older Black woman, Aunt Nancy, compliments him with exaggerated praise. The exchange centers on flattery and self image as he resists the overt praise while she keeps praising him.
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Nancy
Negresa
Kansag City Times
Doubt Over Political Corruption Fades Into Personal Reflections
A farmer reads his country paper and muses on constant exposes of big men in politics. He recalls a past legislative vote tied to a land grab and wonders if delaying would have yielded larger gains, revealing growing doubt about honesty and rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Method in His Madness and a Big Fish Tale
A caller asks about a Lake District fishing trip and a modest perch catch. The husband keeps to an exaggeration while noting the man would believe a $1,000 lie, proving how easy it is to be believed. The wife rebukes the tall tale as they recall their actual recent catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake District
Richard
Bound to Be in the Procession
Fifty years ago in Barkersville Maine Seth Rogers a wealthy farmer owned several fine horses He let neighbors borrow a spare horse warning to not drive him fast Joe Clark asked to borrow the horse for a funeral procession He replied the horse should be protected in the warm day Joe says he must keep up with the procession even if it kills the horse
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Barkersville
Bangor
Maine
Seth Rogers
Joe Clark
Rogers
Veazie
Joe
Dreaming and Doing Epigrams by Sarah Bernhardt
The article quotes Bernhardt’s claim that dreamers rarely act while doers find time to work. It argues success comes from steady effort, not seeking praise or others’ opinions. Constant work over years improves craft and unexpectedly leads to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bernhardt
Dawn Binds Labour’s Day in Quiet Morning
Fragmentary verses describe dawn rising over a landscape with muted light and calm sounds. The text evokes morning bells and distant calls, settling into a serene, almost pastoral scene as daybreak unfolds across crested hills and quiet fields.
Mpperty flap tale cited by Surgeon General at sanitary congress
A Washington sanitary congress session ends with a layman asking about throat construction. General Wynn jokes that the Mpperty flap tale would be truth if the throat were built like that. An advertisement extols Dodd's Kidney Pills as a universal kidney remedy with testimonials from a resident of Hulett.
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International Sanitary Congress
Washington
Wyman
Gen. Wynn
Hulett
Dodd
May Tuber
Sind
Fragmented court story Way of arguing with judge
An altered case recounts a cenmain nowy apolmted judge who rnconsisted with counsel about his cust. The lawyer contends Your honor during the exchange. The judge admits a point, then cites a past instance when he allowed it, but the ensuing remarks are garbled and incomplete.
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Sall
St Eftath
Dundee
Deafness Curable Only by Internal Treatments, Claims Made
An advertisement touts a secret cure for deafness by a mailed remedy using a tonic promised to restore hearing. It asserts lasting results and appeals to readers to send funds for the promised treatment. The notice uses testimonials and a business address to invite correspondence.
The Football Heart
University of Michigan President James Burvill Angell laments football player injuries this season and jokes that melodrama may soon feature dialogue about pain and pity. A playful exchange follows contrasting romance with shop talk about jewelry in a comic aside.
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James Burvill Angell
University of Michigan
Edwin
Angelina
Dr Williams Pink Pills Story Promises Relief for Rheumatic Pain
An Illinois man from Danique Laws recounts relief from rheumatic joints after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He credits the remedy with swelling reduction and regained mobility after three months, noting family trust and urging others to try the medicine through local druggists or the Belevectady manufacturer.
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J. G. Menkel
Jackson Avenue
Danique, Laws
Robert Yates
Kiauer Manufacturing
Dubuque
Wil- Tama
Eadily
Dr. Williams
Are You Tired Nervous and Sleepless Now
A fragmented medical ad voice extols Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery promising nerve nourishment through blood and renewed vigor. It claims alcohol free tonics, longevity benefits, and general strength for work, with various testimonials and dubious medical assertions.
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Pierce
Pieree
Gallen Messies
Hottie
Medea
Ellis Upton
Hillotsntsie
Unapproachable Excited Fisherman Confronts Hotel Keeper
A garbled dialogue shows a fisherman's frustration at barred waters and a hotel keeper defending an ad. The exchange hints at tensions over fishing access and misleading promises. The scene references brook warnings and a claim of misread terms in an advertisement.
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Noro
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Ieee
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Alphonse D. Dubois
New York
Mr. DiBotn
Sid
Dehdol Tenegier
Systeritte
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Chaveral
Cuvee
Dhaunl
Ely
Infante
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Fargo, N. D
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Lares
Sedgestion
Lane
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Ani
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Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Canala
Ocawa
Canada
Cherles Pitts
Dillard Mock
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Webster’s International
Merriam
Iter
Ustrations
Grand At. Louis
Gattha Mestam Recy
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Ary Wriokioa Frou. CO
Springfield, Mca
Onama
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Mayer Boot & Soe CO
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Woodward & Co
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