Fourteen Years of Dropsy Cured by Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs W R Cody of Lewiston Idaho recounts a fourteen year struggle with kidney trouble including swelling headaches and backache. After taking Dean's Kidney Pills she reports reduced swelling and complete recovery. Also noted are Marine Eye Remedies and Allen's Foot-Ease ads as well as light items on tea in Chile and the Kaiser’s Bible preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Roper
Kaiser
London Chronicle
Roosevelt
Berlin
Minister praises Grape-Nuts for indigestion relief
A minister recounts how Grape-Nuts transformed his health and sleep after meals. He says indigestion, once a daily burden, vanished and his nerves steadied after adopting the cereal. He notes the product’s value for family meals and requests readers to read related literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Michigan
Wellville
Half a Rogue Chapter XVIb Continues in Turmoil
Patty Bennington confronts anonymous gossip and a ruined mill strike, while Warrington looms. She exposes a mistress letter and a shocking confession from Mrs Franklyn Haldene, confronting a web of deceit and a marriage in crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty
Mia
Haldene
Tecan
Franklyn Haldene
Frannklyn Haldene
Haldene Place
Mrs. Franklyn-Haldene
Mrs. Halden
Franklyn Haldencook
McQuade
James
Sho
Mr. Halden
Warri
Plana
Egypt
Italy
Europe
Iain
Holy Land
Franklyn Haldane
Warrington's Visitors Seize Damning Papers in Chapter XIX
Warrington learns of a valuable set of papers seized by Jordan and Osborne after his visitors, the reporter and a whisky roughened associate, reveal a carbon copy they found in a niece’s waste basket. The incriminating documents tie Morrissy Morrissy and McQuade to a larger plot, with payment promised to Warrington and John Bennington. Subplots include a Houston ball game, a misheard alibi, and a country outing hint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington
Jordan
Osborne
Morrissy
McQuade
John Bennington
Spring Fishing Tale From a Moorland Stream
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a spring fishing scene with a hunter or angler watching fish bite near a moor, mentioning a notable catch and a boastful claim about size. The brief line hints at a local tale or column item about fishing behavior and a big fish.
Wise broker marries heiress to claim whole estate
A clever broker promised a ten percent commission from a girl's estate for arranging a match with Mreschmar quis but ended up taking the entire fortune. He married the girl himself to seize full control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghee - Jiggs
Marrings
Mreschmarquis
Wiggs
Jiggs
Freed From Skin Disease The Cure By Cuticura
A Toronto born infant endured a severe skin disease from three months old, resisted many remedies, hospital outpatient care failed, until Cuticura products were introduced after relocation to Duluth. By May 1909 the skin cleared and remained free of disease, with continued use of Cuticura Soap. Written by Robert Mann of Proctor, Minnesota, May 3, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Duluth
Cuticura
Robert Mann
Proctor, Minn
Fragmentary Humorous Exchange Cited in Harper’s Bazar
The cited text contains a garbled dialogue with phrases about fish stories recalls and a mention of recall politics. It also references names Parker-Hm Thompson Kaleker Bocker Garfield and Boufers. The passage reads as a collage of captions and quotes from a periodical without a clear single event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Thompson
Harper's Bazar
Kaleker
Bocker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ition
Ehol
Pht
Cate
Allen
N.Y
Chile
United States
Damuelly
Diamantie
Common Council
Bennington
John
Richard Warrington
Hennington
Patty Bennington
Hollies
Walt
Bolles
Williams Street
Mrs. Haldene
Houston Vest
Jinx
Lan
Lite
Wise Broker
Nake Garfield
Boufers
Pashia
Centaur Company
New York
Food Am
Gastoria
Bears
USA
Castoria
Tae
Senkatche
Af Erik
Thay
Oyeo
Carter
Cura
Daisy EL
Watersoo
Iowa
Screeresrune
Sioux City Ptg. CO
Spolk Medical
Goshen
WWD
U.S. A
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