Eight Years of Torture Ends in Kidney Cure
Henry Soule of Pultney Street Hammondport New York suffered eight years of kidney trouble with gravel excessive secretions and sleepless nights. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with a complete lasting cure and notes his digestion improved as his stomach recovered. Also promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders and Grape-Nuts with testimonials from a physician.
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Nebraska Notes and Community Happenings
Readins cover a mix of town updates from Plattsmouth and Weeping Water, notes on a new canning factory plan dropped, flood damage in Fremont, and Aurora business talks. Hastings improvements, Lincoln truancy efforts, and a Lincoln bond election for two new school buildings are also reported along with farm land values and local industry.
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Platte
Fremont
Aurora
J. J Lamill
Hastings
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Exposition of Modern Wonders at Saint Louis World’s Fair
A reader letter praises the World’s Fair in St. Louis as a once in a lifetime event. The writer admires the grounds and buildings, notes weather and crowds, and urges every reader to visit despite costs, promising profound global insight and liberal education. Strong entities include The Union newspaper and the Exposition grounds. Shaping impact highlights the fair’s beauty, scale, and world representation.
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Minneapoli
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Hymn of the West Set to Music at World's Fair
Poet Stedman wrote the hymn Hymn of the West for the World's Fair. Prof Paine of Harvard revised the tune. The first public release is opening day with a 600-voice chorus. Other pieces include a Vanderstuben march and Hadley waltz. sculptures and exhibits accompany the exposition.
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Raimund Clarence Stedman
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John. K. Paine
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Out of the Ordinary and Oddities in a Fragmented Tale
A garbled collage of notes mentions Kirin chiles, a staff, and a purchase exposition. It then shifts to frogs legs as poultry joke, marriage and jealousy, catarrh cures, coal transport, and a fading Kruger obituary, finishing with girls who think they can sing.
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Tony
the Treassury
Amused Men of Money and a 5000 Year Old Tailor Tale
Reported anecdotes from Morristown to Hoboken feature conductor Sanderson praised by millionaires for efficiency and a witty reception of a speech. A Pennsylvania University find of a well preserved ancient religious fatters is noted, with a Brooklyn Eagle caption about a tailor joke and the shared amusement.
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Morristown
Hoboken
Erie
World of Finance
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Sanderson
Andersons
A. Nippin
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Bimmelstein
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Bimmelstein Not Interested In Morning Event
Fragmentary diary style note references Bimmelstein and an incident with a strap near Hans. Mentions patrons and pardons but lacks clear context or sufficient details.
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Bimmelstein’s
Royal Visitors Forecast for Next Summer
A wave of royalty is expected in the United States next summer if promises are kept. Announced visitors include King Leopold of Belgium, King Menelik II of Abyssinia, the German crown prince, the Swedish crown prince, and the Chinese crown prince.
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Land of the Free
Leopold
Belgium
Menelek
Abyssinia
Germany
Sweden
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World’s Fair Notes on Exhibits and Inn Rooms
World’s Fair notes cite Exhibit outputs totaling 46 twenty thousand car loads. A machine will stamp the likeness of a World’s Fair building on a penny for souvenir collectors. Inside Inn, a hotel on the Fair grounds under Exhibition control, has 2,359 rooms.
Hardwick Mistaken for a House Page by Clerk
Congressman Hardwick from Georgia, seen as boyish, acted as messenger when mistaken for a page. He later rose at the speaker's desk to deliver a lengthy speech on the race problem in the South.
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OnSii
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Sulan
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The Crinoline Is Coming in Narrowing Skirt Trend
The piece notes skirts will feature extreme fullness at the front and foresee the revival of stiffened petticoats as the shaping tool for wide, upcoming fashions.
Beef Tea Won’t Do Him Says Aged Irish Worker
Orville Wright visited an elderly employee in Dayton after illness. The worker praised beef tea as a drink, but when asked how he liked it after returning to work he revealed he preferred it with milk and sugar. Wright suggested heating with salt and pepper.
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Wilbur Wright
Dayton
Ohio
Orville Wright
Dodd’s Kidney Pills Endorsed For Growing Girls
Mrs Smith urges use of Dodd’s Kidney Pills to help a thirteen year old girl with recurring spells and yellowed urine. Doctors offered little help until a box cured attacks, prompting ongoing use and a warning to mothers to heed the advice for a healthier, happier future.
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