Miss Margaret Emmerich Credits Kidney Pills for Cure
Margaret Emmerich of Clifton Street Napoleon Ohio endured fifteen years of kidney pain and backache with vision trouble and dizzy spells. After a decade unable to do housework and two years homebound, Dean's Kidney Pills provided quick relief and total cure, according to her account sold by druggists for 50 cents a box.
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Margaret Emmerich
Clinton St
Napoleon, C
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Chapel rule in Cornish chapels causes seating clash
A visitor and his fiancee staying in the district were seated apart in a Cornish chapel. Before service, the steward ordered the couple to move, saying we do not have sweethearting here in a firm voice.
The Three Milkmen Trial in Western Town
A western town reports a milk adulteration scare after a resident notes a quart of milk was watered down. The next day he finds three quarantined samples at his doorstep as local dairymen are named by Judge Eabracy in a concise, cautioned notice.
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Zaama
Fresh Fuel
A fragment describes a partisan quarrel cooling with a canary in a cage noting family opinions of intelligence and a renewed tussle breaking out between married rivals.
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Akegieg
A London Son Declares Bankrupt at Twenty Four
Mrs Myles notes the 24 year old son of a London dry goods man has become bankrupt after shedding 2 100 000 since reaching adulthood. Wiss Styles laments boys will be boys while Mira Myles jokes this boy aimed to be a Belden whist player.
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Myles
London
Wiss. Styles
Mira
Grape-Nuts Said To Balance Body And Nourish Well
The advertisement praises Grape-Nuts as efficient nourishment claiming one pound provides as much absorption as much more meat or bread. It asserts the food uses wheat and barley prepared to an assimilable form and cites testimonials of weight changes and health balance. Read The Road Page.
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Peagle
Moman
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia FE
Pink
Simple Remedy Opposing Rural Town and Agricultural Trusts
D M Carr argues for home patronage to shield rural towns from mail order and trust influence. He contends that keeping dollars local boosts employment, real estate values, farms, schools, and churches while reducing income to distant, foreign markets.
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D. M. Carr
Costly Lessons In Economy Bargain Hopes Fail In Kitchen Range
A rural buyer chased a bargain range advertised as twice the price, ordering by money order. Part of the stove arrived broken, and repeated replacements did not fit. After other parts warped and burned out, he paid local full price for a better stove, finding economy misapplied and bargains risky.
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Range Company
Good Roads Movement and Moonlight Romance
The article promotes the good roads movement highlighting saving millions for farmers and future road improvements. It then recounts a Baltimore anecdote where a couple’s moonlit moment inspires a playful line about a goose walking over a grave.
Hoosier novelist works hen farm tale in Indiana
An Indiana author from the Hoosier school of historical novelists farms hens in leisure time. His chickens struggle in coops until he asks an old farmer Rawlins for help, learns the birds are not fed, and realizes they rely on the hens’ milk.
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Ian
Rawlins
Lippincott's Magazine
Not to Blame A Child Caught in Cussing
A Cleveland Leader recounts Bartholomew overhearing foul language and naming playmate Cavert as the source. Cavert denies teaching him and questions why his father’s automobile matters, revealing a humorous family dispute over blame.
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Bartholomew
Cleveland
Trask
Cavert
Used Ink for Bluing
A housewife warns of a large ink bottle bought for bluing causing clothing ruin when a new maid used it in washing. She recalls the bottle being a nuisance but harmless seeming. The anecdote cautions against using office ink for home cleaning.
Her Secret Sorrow At A Quiet Table
A sympathetic observer notes a woman at a nearby table with a hidden sorrow. Her companion spoils her with endless orders while she remains silent, face impassive, as the two share a tense moment. The friend dismisses the scene as mere boredom between spouses.
Foreign Waterways Growth After Canal Abandonment
The article notes France has quadrupled its waterways since neglecting canals, while the British Isles total about 8 000 miles of canal, with much not predating railroads, according to commercial associations.
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France
British Isles
Irishman Told to Take Whisky Three Times a Day
A Philadelphia physician recounts treating an Irish patient who, after being ordered an ounce of whisky three times daily, appeared drunk. The wife believed she followed the instruction but learned an ounce equals 16 drams, and Pat had been drinking regularly, not just the prescribed amount.
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Philadelphia
Pat
Harper's Weekly
A Country Marvel
A boy visiting a farm near salt water strolls to marshes and, astonished by cat tails, asks a local if sausages grow on sticks.
Vicar Names Welsh Parishes Before Royal Commission
The vicar of Dwygyfylchicum-Pen maenmaur told the royal commission of the church in Wales he had been at Pistylecum-Carnguwch Llangeful-cum-Tregalan Llandyfuan cum-Llanfair and Arleechwedd.
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Dwygyfylchicum
Penmaenmaur
Royal Commission of the Church In Wales
Pistylecum
Carnguwch
Llangeful-cum-Tregalan
Llandyfuancum-Llanfair
Arleechwedd
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Uwaire
Gome
Good Roads Movement
United States
Bay
Dodds Kidney
TIVER
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