Kidney Pills Alleged to Relieve Bodily Aches Claim
Mrs Anthony Cadrette of Leominster Massachusetts describes a dramatic improvement after using Deans Kidney Pills for symptoms including backache dizziness nervousness and swelling from dropsy She reports relief and good health after faithful use Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
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Anthony Cadrette
Mechanic Street
Leominster
Mass
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Man Misses Train as Gates Close at Reading Terminal
The Philadelphia Telegraph recounts a man rushing into Reading terminal, sprinting to the train shed as gates shut. He admits his feet are two minutes slow, joking at his endless delays while a bystander ribbing him with a light remark.
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Reading
Philadelphia Telegraph
Thase
Cure for eczema credited to Cuticura Remedies
A 60 year old veteran claims a long battle with eczema ended after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, totaling two sets of products and two treatments. He praises Cuticura for restoring his health after government doctors said no cure existed. July 17 1905.
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Joan T. Roach
Richmondate
Ross Co
Ohio
Apple Bread With Roast Duck Companion From Old Maryland
A historic Maryland fruit bread recipe accompanies roast duck. The method uses bread flour butter sugar yeast milk eggs and a tart apple sauce filling. After mixing and overnight rise the dough is divided rolled filled with apple sauce, second layer added,再 rise, bake, then glaze with sweetened apple sauce and spices.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Household Hints and Practical Tips for Home Care
A column of everyday advice covers serving celery with cold meats as a nerve tonic, washing coarse clothes with soft soap, cleaning pewter with hot water and silver sand, making croquettes with brown sauce, and cautions about knives and acids in pineapple rind. Also notes on brass trays for lamps, leather mats for lamps, and housekeeping steps after nailing down a carpet.
Washing iLaces for Careful Cleaning
Instructions describe making four suds with naphtha soap and tepid water, soaking laces half an hour, then squeezing and rinsing in two waters with gum arabic. For color adjust with orange dye or bluing, lay on a sheet to dry, shape, wrap in a damp cloth, rest half an hour, and press with a not too hot iron.
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Ecru
A Historic Pudding Recipe from Gorod Boda Cole
A colonial era recipe lists ingredients including flour lard sugar currants sultanas candied lemon peel caraway soda vinegar and milk. Currants and sultanas are washed dried and mixed with lard rubbed into flour then dry ingredients stirred in. Dough formed with milk vinegar added. bake in a greased tin for 90 minutes to 2 hours. The vinegar tones down the soda flavor.
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Gorod Boda Cole
Comfort in Kitchen Chair Heights
The article argues for both a very high chair and a very low chair in every kitchen to reduce fatigue and illness. It notes that economy of strength is wise and that skills like plain ironing and pudding mixing can be done seated. The low chair aids tasks like shelling pens or stringing currants with bowls on hand.
How to recurl ostrich feathers with salt and flame
Instructions from Good Housekeeping describe a method to recurl ostrich feathers. Begin with a small fire on the stove or hearth, add two tablespoons of salt as the blaze strengthens, then hold the feather above the coals and turn it constantly to avoid singeing.
Creamed Chestnuts from Boiling to Thick Milk
A dated kitchen note instructs boiling large chestnuts until peeling is easy, then shelling and simmering in rich milk until soft and the milk thickens. It warns not to remove the inner skins as they may hold together.
Detroit friends suspect Mayor Snyder murder in Ontario
Friends of the late Dayton mayor Charles Snyder returning from Northern Ontario claim he was killed by Indians rather than drowning. They expect his body to show buckshot wounds when recovered near White Fish Lake, noting holes in his hat. They cite hostile natives guarding hunting grounds 51 miles from Port Arthur and say divers will search faster due to a $1000 Dayton reward.
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Detroit
Mich
Charles Snyder
Dayton
Ontario
White Fish Lake
Port Arthur
Supreme Court Clerk Case Sparks Columbus Alimony Battle
Mrs. Lawson Emerson, Ohio Supreme Court clerk’s wife, sues for alimony and child custody citing willful neglect and cruelty. She shows injuries from alleged blows and says she will fight if Emerson contests. he pleads guilty to drunkenness and face a court order from Judge Wildermuth imposing $10 plus costs.
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Columbus, O
Lawson E. Emerson
Supreme Court of Ohio
Wayne
Glenn
Emerson
Columbus
Carl
Conley
Bradford
Wildermuth
Kentucky girl walks cornice on Palace roof in Cincinnati
Delia Gladman, 19, formerly from rural Kentucky, stood on the roof of Cincinnati's Palace Hotel after stepping from the seventh floor. Police and hotel staff rushed to aid her as she walked along the cornice to dry her hair, then returned to her room without help.
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Cincinnati
Delia Gladman
Delia
Kentucky
Clerk Boyer
Miss Gladman
Propriety owner jailed for aiding delinquency in Columbus
Columbus banker George Kramer, owner of the Kramer hotel on West State, received a nine month workhouse sentence and $300 fine for contributing to the delinquency of Myrtle Fearing, a 15 year old girl at the Girls Industrial home. Night clerk Robert Swain and companion Edward Kingsley each got six months and $300 fines.
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Columbus, O
George Kramer
Kramer
West State Street
Prison Gate trials open in Cleveland federal court
Cleveland reports the November 12 start for federal court criminal cases including J R Zimmerman charged with complicity in the Wooster national bank wreck. Witness L Obliger, convicted and jailed, will be brought from the penitentiary as a key government witness.
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Cleveland, O
J. R. Zimmerman
Wooster National Bank
L. Pp. Obliger
Obliger
Noodie Soup Explosion and Local Fatalities Reported
In Upper Sandusky Mrs. Peter Beldeschies suffered severe facial scalds when a noodle soup pot lid blew off. Dayton mourns former Congressman John L. Brenner who died after two weeks ill. Marietta reports J. N. Dent killed instantly while supervising a tree felling at his home.
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Upper
Sandusky
Peter Beldeschies
Dayton
John L. Brenner
Ludlow Street
Brenner
Congress
Marietta
Luther League of America Pledges Support to President
In Canton Ohio the Luther League of America, meeting in convention, sent a message to President Roosevelt praising his sentiment on Lutheran church influence in national religious life. They pledge support of the government in line with I Timothy 2 1 14. The note notes a major challenge from immigrant groups from Lutheran lands.
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Canton
Luther League of America
Roosevelt
Lutheran Church of America
Mayor’s Brother Jailed in Canton Robbery Plot
In Wellsville Ohio, Mayor Wallace Foley sentenced his brother Tom Foley to three months in the Canton workhouse after Tom and five others admitted guilt in luring a farmer to a questionable house and stealing a large cash roll. Tom fled from a moving train and remains at large as authorities pursue him.
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Weilsville
Wallace Foley
Tom Foley
Canton
Foley
Wellsville
Experiment on Boys Skulls Ordered by Ohio Judge
Columbus probate judge Samuel L. Black orders three captured youths Arthur Hines Elmer Buchanan and Oscar Wolfort sent to Dr C S Means to test skull operation to correct their supposed mortal tendencies all are penitents serving time at Lancaster reform farm for petty larceny. Ohio Sun declares future editorial stance as strictly Republican and party focused.
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Columbus
Samuel L. Black
C. S
Arthur Hines
Elmer Buchanan
Oscar Wolfort
Lancaster
Jar Crushed Hand at Buckeye Steel Castings Plant
In Columbus Arthur Smiley narrowly escaped crushing when a tramway car passed over his hand as he clung to the rail midair. At Ashtabula Henry Starkweather was killed and partner BE G Pullman badly crushed by a Lake Shore switch engine at a rail road crossing work site. In Marion high school classes were dismissed to fumigate a cheese odor left by students.
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Jar
Columbus
Arthur Smiley
Buckeye Steel Castings
Ashtabula
Henry Starkweather
G. Pullman
Lake Shore
Marion
Labor saving poaching cups for eggs marketed
A kitchen gadget allows eggs to be poached in steam cups set in a shallow two inch deep pan. Heated cups and a perforated lid yield two minute poached eggs with neatly centered yolks, improve appearance and taste, and cost under 50 cents for pan and six cups.
Pleasures for the invalid and helpful devices
A magnet on a ribbon aids an invalid by finding dropped items and aiding needlework. A call-bell guarantees attention, while brushing hair and washing hands foster comfort and sleep. A field-glass and graphophone, a hand-mirror, and timely grooming offer practical, uplifting benefits for the disabled.
Shaping Bread Sticks Instructions from 1910s Guide
Fannie Merritt Farmer outlines bread stick shaping and baking steps. Combine milk butter sugar salt and yeast with egg and flour, knead, rise, then shape into six inch sticks. Bake hot and then cool to crisp, serving one per napkin fold with log cabin pile presentation.
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Fannie Merritt Farmer
Jellied Chicken Method for Tender Fricassee Style
Select a fowl not a chicken and simmer until tender with onion clove celery and salt. Strain and reduce the broth to three quarters of a cup, then butter a mold with egg slices and olives, pack in the meat, add the liquor and cool.
Keeping cake from breaking with a damp cloth method
To prevent fresh cakes from breaking when removing from the oven, place the pan on a cloth dipped in lukewarm water and wrung nearly dry. After five minutes on the cloth, the cake releases easily without breaking.
Peroxide Uses Highlighted as Home Antiseptic
The article promotes hydrogen peroxide as a useful household antiseptic. It notes its value as a mouth rinse when diluted, a throat gargle, and its effectiveness at removing fresh blood stains before drying.
Cure for Rheumatism Promoted by Pink Pills
An advertisement claims Dr Williams Pink Pills cure rheumatism especially sciatic forms by purifying blood. It cites Mrs Thomas Bresnehan of Watertown New York who says after cold, months of pain, pills cured her. druggists stock the pills or mail order available at 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 from Schenectady New York.
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Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Remarkable Life of Miser John Camden Neild
John Camden Neild, famed as a great miser, inherited £250000 at 34 and funded the prince consort era Balmorals castle through a large bequest to Queen Victoria. He lived frugally at 5 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, with two housemaids, a cat, and no bed, as he traveled by foot or dung cart when visiting Midlands estates.
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John Camden Neild
Prince Consort
Balmoral Castle
Eton
Trinity College
Cambridge
Lincoln’s Inn
Neild
Cheynewalk
Chelsea
Midlands
Notheing
Gabriele d Annunzio Seeks Invention Fame
The writer reports that Gabriele d Annunzio has tired of poetry and aims to be a great inventor. His noted discoveries include a tireless bicycle system without rubber tires and a cure for baldness, though the inventor remains very bald.
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Gabriele d’Annunzio
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