Doan's Kidney Pills Proved Aid in Nebraskans Back Pain
A Broken Bow resident describes severe backache and bladder issues labeled gravel by doctors. After brief relief from other treatment, he credits Doan's Kidney Pills with almost instant relief and full recovery over weeks. The ad urges readers to remember the product name.
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G. H. Tuttle
Rogers Street
Broken Bow
Nebr
Mr. Tuttle
Dean
Doan’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
At the Dance: A Humorous Exchange on the Program
A fragment shows a humorous exchange at a dance with a character asking about the program and another replying it requires a sandwich and two olives. The dialogue reflects social banter and theatrical dialogue from a period piece.
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Mandy
Lumiey
Not for Him Jerod the Other Tickler
A terse Boston Transcript line hints at a humor or personality note about Jerod, described as the other tickler, suggesting a playful or literary aside without further context.
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Jerod the
Tickler
Boston Transcript
Pinder Apologies Satisfy Those Who Issue Them
Apologies from Pinder and sealers reach those who issue them as satisfactory responses to recent concerns. The phrasing is deemed sufficient by the parties involved, signaling closure on the matter.
Canada’s Census Shows Westward Population Surge
Canada’s census reports 4,081,869 residents with outlying points totaling 316, the decade marking the largest percentage increase in population versus the United States. Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba and British Columbia post notable gains as prairie towns like Winnipeg Vancouver Edmonton grow, signaling a coming era of further expansion and development across the West.
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Canada
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Wimnnipeg
Vancouver
C m
Eamonton
Mankatoon
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Moosejaw
Fragmentary Opinion on Women in Public Life in St. Louis
The clipped text reflects a dated remark on women and public affairs. It questions whether men should engage in women’s issues, implying a view that women’s concerns belong to their own sphere. The piece appears to be commentary from a St Louis source.
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St. Louis
Hotel owner beaten during Halloween window protection
Landlord Parks of the American hotel in Kearney was struck with a buggy whip as he tried to deter a crowd of boys from soaping windows on Halloween night. He lies unconscious in serious condition, while Henry Bartley, 21, was arrested and held for further developments.
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Kearney
Hallowe'en
Parks
Henry Bartley
Accident at Helms Home Injures Infant and Mother
A 17 year old, handling a 22 caliber rifle at Frank Helms' home north of Auburn, discharged the weapon. A pellet passed through a nursing baby’s nose and into the mother’s breast. The doctor is hopeful neither wound will prove fatal.
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Auburn
Frank Helms
Speeches Galore in Tekamah on Cold Twelve Hour Tour
Champ Clark, Speaker of the U S House, spoke across the Third Nebraska district during a twelve hour journey. An average of just over one speech per hour was delivered mostly outdoors despite decidedly cold weather.
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Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Nebraska
Aged Woman Perishes in Nebraska City Fire
A small frame building guided by Mrs. Catherine Ricker aged seventy seven burned Sunday evening. After the blaze the remains of the elderly woman were found among the embers.
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Nebraska City
Catherine Ricker
State House notes on university study and fiscal items
The State House reports a university appointed commission to study state schools and management conditions. A $25,000 bounty for grandered horses is being spent faster than expected, with $459.97 approved by State Veterinarian Bostrom and sent to the secretary of state for auditing. Chancellor Samuel Avery plans a western speaking tour, including a major address at the University of Washington centennial in Seattle. The legislative reference bureau weighs how many of 2,506 members remain alive and their addresses to aid the Nebraska legislative league formed last winter. Governor Aldrich’s proclamation calls for 4 representatives to the house from Lancaster.
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the State University
Bostrom
Samuel Avery
University of Washington At
Seattle
Avery
Legislative Reference Bureau
Hames
NJ Legislature
Nebraska Legislative League
Aldrich
Lancas
Judge Stevens Angling Sparks Heated Waterside Exchange
A Chicago Post excerpt recounts Judge Stevens angling in Manitowiah waters when a dinner argument with his boat companion escalated. During the dispute he kept a baited hook raised over his shoulder as the guide ordered him to drop it into the water.
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Stevens
Manitowiah
Chicago Post
Real Greatness Test Puzzles Piersed Piqued Courtiers
A quip reflecting on Columbus and an egg puzzle mocks modern cleverness as courtiers fail to unscramble a simple egg stand. The line echoes a broader jab about innovation and a town that pays its preacher and editor approaching heaven, from the Atlanta Constitution.
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Columbus
Atlanta Constitution
Right Place Consistency Sparks Classroom Quip
A humorous exchange centers on Henry as a steady but unruly pupil. The remark notes his habit of swearing over his profane history, highlighting contradictions between behavior and diligence in a light schoolroom moment.
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Henry
Poisoning Causes and Remedies Describe Wound Care
A cryptic note explains that poisoning arises from decay and improper healing. It emphasizes treating wounds to prevent serious trouble and suggests cautious care to avoid further harm.
Velocity Defined as Quickness in Motion
A playful classroom exchange explains velocity as the speed and direction of movement. The teacher asks for the concept and Johnny compares velocity to the swift flight of a wasp, illustrating how speed and path shape motion.
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Johnny
Auditor’s Joke Fails to Impress Critics
A remark about laughter from an auditor falls short of approval as experts question the humor and its relevance to the session. The discussion shifts to more serious accounting concerns and oversight.
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