Layman Claims Curb for Stomach Ailment with Syrup Pepsin
A layman from Indianapolis tells how Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cured his constipation and stomach trouble after failed attempts with other remedies. He reports lasting relief and credits the product, available from druggists for 50 cents or a dollar, with a free sample offer and doctor contact for cases needing explanation.
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Caldwell
Joseph Murphy
Indianapolis
Ind
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Baldwell Bldg
Monticello, Il
Prodigy Debate Over a Boy’s Skill
A man praises his son as exceptionally talented while others doubt. The child defies math prowess claims, and the speaker admits the boy lacks heavy interest in science. A tale about a neighbor’s car test shows the boy’s restraint, not mischief.
Romantic reunion tale at Bluepoint cafe recounts watery rescue
A couple recalls meeting two years earlier at Bluepoint during a dinner. He jokes about their watery origin while ordering wine. A scene at home follows with Papa urging Edgar to study and work, but Edgar prefers to imitate his father’s careless ways.
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Bluepoint
L. L
Papa
John
Edgar
Postum for Mothers Nourishes and Sustains Child Health
An advertisement touts Postum as a nourishing drink for mothers and infants. A mother cites improved strength and milk supply, noting her child’s pale birth and slow development improved after using Postum. The copy urges boiling the beverage 15 to 20 minutes and mentions the slogan There’s a Reason.
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Wellville
Schurman Endorses Rockefeller Foundation Charitable Plan
Ithaca New York President Jacob Gould Schurman of Cornell praised the Rockefeller foundation scheme in a Friday address to the Council congress calling for a national charter. He urged broad scope for philanthropy and suggested trustees be federally appointed after a period as a close corporation to reflect public welfare and democracy.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Council
Congress
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell
Rockefeller Foundation
Schurman
Rockefeller
United States
Senate
Airship Zeppe lelin II Runs Away and Is Destroyed
The German dirigible Zeppelelin II broke from its moorings during a storm while returning from Homburg to Cologne. It drifted northeast without a crew and smashed to pieces at Wellburg after dropping from its course.
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Limburg-an-der-Lahn
Zeppelelin II
Homburg
Cologne
Wellburg
Train wreck near North Yakima kills two firemen
In Spokane passengers were saved when an engineer from Ellensburg and a fireman from Pasco died after applying brakes following a defective switch on a Burlington train near North Yakima.
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Spokane
Wash
North Yakima
Burlington
Northern Pacific Railroad
Gordon
Ellensburg
Meyers
Pasco
Girl Held as Dynamiter in Prairie City Case
Miss Mary Guthrie of Carthage Iowa has been arrested on suspicion of dynamiting the $12 000 residence of Jesse A Quick three miles east of Prairie City. The blast tore the home apart but the occupants escaped injury. In the house were Dr Alexander Hall of Colfax and his bride Myrtle Quick former fiancée of Miss Guthrie.
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Prairie City
Jesse A. Quick
Mary Guthrie
Carthage
Alexander Hall
Colfax
Guthrie
Myrtle Quick
Beatrice
Nebraska
Nebraska City
Guy Barnhart
Oakland
Pierce
Craig
Fong John
Amer
Hermat Kock
Unadilla
Phelps County
Old Court House
Fullerton
York County
Frank Barmore
Adams
J. A. Secamahorn
Gordon
Cora van Orsdale
Steel City
James Grout
Franklin County
Franklin
O. F. Hamilton
Mullen
Frank Cleavenger
H.G. McIntyre
Burlington
A. W. Lewis
Beaver City
Joseph Zieg
York
Philippine Islands
St. Louis
United States
Frank Gano
Fremont
R. J. Cain
Agricultural College At
Lincoln
Run for Bail Browns Pitch Ends in Tragic Death
Louis Rose a ten year old Jersey City boy died after falling head first into a shallow pond while attempting to catch a foul tip in a baseball game. He was dead when pulled from the mud.
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New York
Louis Rose
Jersey City
Beatrice saloon license rises to eighteen hundred
Nebraska notes report Beatrice will charge 1800 dollars for saloon licenses this year. Census work begins state wide. Nebraska City injuries from a belt accident prompt concern over fruit outlook near town.
Say Sam Questions Fear of Snakes in Sobriety Exchange
A brief quoted exchange shows Sam admitting fear of snakes while claiming six months of sobriety. The dialogue highlights a humorous, casual moment in a local setting. No additional context or names beyond Sam appear in the readable text.
Nature's Remedy for Constipation Promises Quick Relief
Don’t risk health by neglecting constipation. NR tablets claim to cleanse the whole digestive system and kidneys, cure dyspepsia and rheumatism, and act quickly. Take one tonight for morning relief from The A. H. Lewis Medicine Co. St. Louis.
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A. H. Lewis Medicine Co
St. Louis
Singing critique turns tongue in sour note
A sharp remark accuses a singer of not just harming a tune but torturing it with slow, drawn out attempts. The passerby notes the performance lingers unpleasingly and worsens with each chorus.
Private guidance from Mrs Pinkham for women’s health
Readers are invited to contact Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice on female weaknesses. The letter stresses that questions and examinations by a physician are unnecessary and emphasizes a woman speaking to a woman. No cost is involved and letters are read and answered by women.
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Layman
Pleases Schurman
Girl
Dynamiter
Harry ? Z
Carter
Allen
Eels
Mother Quays
Bert
Gillette
Mrs. Pinkham
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