Twenty Years of It Kidney Pills Restore Ham mondsport Cobbler
Henry Soule of Ham mondsport New York says kidney trouble and diabetes left him unable to work for twenty years. Backache gravel headaches and urinary disorders left him 168 to 100 pounds until Dean’s Kidney Pills cured him eight years ago. Now he is well and hopeful for years ahead. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sells for 60 cents a box.
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Henry Soule
Hammondsport
N. Y
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
The Admiral and the Dog
A Washington anecdote about Gen H W Boynton disliking dogs. An admiral visited a lady with a pampered spaniel on the sofa that harassed him, drawing blood when it nipped his ankle. He struck the dog with his cane, warning the lady not to fear and to avoid striking small dogs.
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H. W. Boynton
Washington
Mite
Dodd's Kidney Pills Said to Cure Bright's Disease
Sound as a Dollar reports J W Moore of Monticello Minnesota credited Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing his Bright's Disease after physicians warned of death within a year. He describes severe swelling and weakness but says he recovered after starting the remedy. The item closes with a separate unrelated remark about a widow making love.
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Monticello
Minn
J. W. Moore
Bright
Dodd
Moore
Lands Open to Settlement on Uintah Reservation
Over one million acres of Uintah Indian reservation will be opened for settlement on August 28. Registration starts August 1 at Grand Junction Colorado and continues to August 12. From Denver Colorado Springs or Pueblo the Colorado Midland is the shortest route to Grand Junction or the reservation points. Write C H Speers G P A Denver for a booklet with land rates and information.
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Uintah
Grand Junction
Colorado
Denver
Colorado’ Springs
Pueblo
Colorado Midland
Reservation
C.H. Speers
Wife Suggests Sleep Side Causes Business Losses
A playful remark claims a husband’s business losses come from sleeping on the wrong side of the bed, attributed to his wife. The line reflects a lighthearted domestic joke rather than a factual report.
Australian Leaf claims to regulate women’s issues
Relief for women touts Mother Gray New York nurse as discoverer of Australian-Leaf a monthly regulator It cures female weakness backache kidney and urinary troubles Sold by druggists or mail order 50 cents Sample mailed free Address The Mother Gray Co LeRoy N Y A woman wears a veil to hide or save a complexion
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Mother Gray
New York
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy
N. Y
Those Who Have Tried It Defy Others In Starch
Advertisement proclaims Defiance Cold Water Starch as unmatched in quantity and quality. It markets an 16 oz package for 10 cents while rival brands offer only 12 oz. It targets homemakers seeking savings and better starch value.
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Defiance
Rich Wife Mystery Captivates Before Vows
A curious tale centers on a wealthy wife whose intrigue grows until marriage, casting a spell over the observers and shaping whispered bets and rumors about the future union.
Quote from Indiana woman praises Piso cure in 1900 note
A Trinity Springs resident, Joan F. Boren, writes Feb 15 1900 praising Piso's Cure for Consumption as unmatched for coughs and colds. The note offers a motherly self confident view as a local anecdote in a small town column.
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Piso
Joan F. Boren
Trinity Springs
Ind
Fragmented Text Reflects Partial Medical and Cultural Phrases
The snippet presents garbled phrases about medical topics and a remark on old blocks becoming splinters. No clear person, organization, event, or place is identifiable beyond generic terms.
Legends and leprosy tales from Hawaii folklore
Folklore of Hawaii describes wind gods in calabashes and a coconut tree prince. Legends recount the valley of Manoa, the fire goddess, and the volcano, plus a guarded Molokai leper settlement and its century rise in inmates.
No Easy Matter Involving Lulu’s Water Walk Attempt
Lulu’s mother found the child by a partially filled tub in a bedrabbled state after a splash in the bathroom. The girl explained she was trying to walk on the water, calling it no fool’s job.
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Lulu
Army Maneuvers for Prince of Wales Visit in India
Military exercises to mark the Prince of Wales visit cover 900 square miles and simulate battles for the conquest of India. The maneuvers are prepared to honor the royal tour and involve extensive troop movements across the designated area.
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Prince
India
Prince of Wales
Kansas Battleship To Be Christened In New York Yard
Preparations near completion for launching the battleship Kansas from Camden yards. Miss Anna Hoch will christen the ship, the largest in the American fleet, amid expected high praise from President Roosevelt. The 450-foot vessel, sister to the Connecticut Minnesota and Vermont, will carry 800 crew and reach speeds of 18 knots.
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Kansas
New York
Camden
Anna Hoch
Hoch
Roosevelt
Connecticut
Minnesota
Vermont
Last of the Litts family dies at 80 in Monticello
Thom as Littl, a notably strong Sullivan County figure and former sergeant in the 143d New York Volunteers, dies suddenly at 80 after years of fame for remarkable feats of strength. The family of ten, five men and five women, were famed for giant-like power and rugged labor in logs and haying bees.
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Litts
New York
Thomas
Monticello
Sullivan’ County
New York's Bluebeard Seeks Freedom After Marriage Ties
Frederick E. Carlton known as James Edward McCandless married Miss Wiletta Sherwood Bird of 422 West Nineteenth Street on April 26, 1904 in New York. He formerly lived in Moberly Missouri and is accused of a wide courtship history. A large collection of jewelry and trinkets from Carlton's alleged amorous schemes was surrendered to the inspector by Eleanor Van deventer, who says he intends to marry her once freed.
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Hawaii
Ocean
Hawaiian
Miss. Hoch
Kansas
Frederick E. Carlton
New York
Bluebeard
Wiletta Sherwood Bird
West Nineteenth Street
Carlton
James Edward McCandless
Moberly
Eleanor Vandeventer
Fear for Niagara as Commercial Power Drains Water
Niagara Falls residents fear laws will curb large scale water diversion used for industrial power. At issue is 500000 horsepower drawn daily above the Falls to fuel factories and acetylene lighting, including calcium carbide production and acetylene generators that have grown into a substantial business nationwide.
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Niagara Falls
The Eccentric Depositor at the Bankers Banquet
H A Fuller, toastmaster at the Pennsylvania bankers convention in Wilkes-Barre, tells of a middle aged wealthy depositor who overdrew by 500 dollars. He replies that the bank should trust him just as he trusts them and questions the need for reminders.
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H. A. Fuller
Pennsylvania
Bankers
Wilkesbarre
A Horse on the Doctor
A story recalls a child immigrant David A who arrived from China and faced a doctor’s insensitive nickname Chinaman. The boy insists he is not a Chinaman, citing that birth in China does not define identity, prompting a playful retort about being born in a stable making one a horse.
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David
America
China
Willingham
Wise Hints vs Final Advice Echoes Across Time
A reflective note contrasts timely guidance with later counsel. It suggests that prudent hints are valued over delayed recommendations and hints at the challenge of accepting advice that clashes with personal inclination.
Baby's instinct shows he knew what food to stick to
An Ohio mother forwards a photo of her 4 year old boy who has eaten only Grape-Nuts since age two. He drinks it with milk or cream and refuses other foods even on Thanksgiving, remaining healthy with a fine complexion. She praises Postum Company and references the booklet The Path to Wellville.
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Ohio
Postum Company
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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