Texas Clergyman Praises Kidney Pills For Pain Relief
Rev G M Gray Baptist clergyman Whitesboro Texas testifies he suffered misery with flamingo four years ago and Dean's Kidney Pills removed the pain after a short time. He records his name to help others despite reluctance. Sold by dealers 50 cents a bar Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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G. M. Gray
Whitesboro
Tex
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Pa and Willie share a joke about imported and domestic
A brief humor item features Willie asking about imported and domestic goods, Pa answering that it is a hired girl. The clipping also includes promotional lines about selling guns traps furs and hides from a Minneapolis firm and several quotes.
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Little Willie
Philadelphia Press
Catal Hide & Fur Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Anarchy Sparks Disorder at Cooper Union Meeting
A New York gathering of unemployed workers at Cooper Union turned chaotic as anarchists attempted to hijack the event. Police dragged Alexander Berkman from the hall and arrested a woman claiming to be Mary Smith, while Emma Goldman was forced to leave.
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New York
Cooper Union
Alexander Berkman
Henry C. Frick
Steel Company
Homestead
Pennsylvania
Mary Smith
Berkman
Emma Goldman
Unemployed and Brotherhood Welfare Association
Carnage of Pagans Outpaced by Fourth of July Injuries
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports 5612 killed or injured in the U S Fourth of July celebration this year, 1210 more than 1906. Deaths total 163, one fewer than last year. Baltimore and Toledo praised for fireworks bans, with St Paul and Detroit also commended for prevention methods.
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Rome
Journal of
American Medical Association
United States
Journal
Baltimore
Toledo
St. Paul
Detroit
New York Businessman Dies Heroic Fire Rescuer
John Tuck a retired real estate dealer collapsed after saving a mother and her infant from a Brooklyn apartment fire. He entered twice risked his life to rescue the child despite severe burns. Mrs Williams Clamplet and the child escaped unharmed.
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John Tuck
Brooklyn
Williams Clamplet
Tuck
Nine Dead in a Wreck Near Paradise Montana
A head on collision between Northern Pacific passenger train No. 5 and a freight train near Paradise Montana seventy miles west of Missoula on Saturday morning left both engineers and firemen dead. Head Brakeman Dixon of the freight and one tramp were seriously injured. The passenger train, traveling about thirty miles an hour, was derailed after a misdelivery of an order by Operator Mitchell at Perna.
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Northern Pacific
Paradise
Mont
Missoula
Dixon
Mitchell
Perna
CP railway to return striking mechanics to old posts
The Canadian Pacific Railway will reinstate the striking mechanics to their former positions and wage scale this week. A majority report from the board of conciliation in Winnipeg leads to this step while a second board reviews remaining disputed points.
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Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Board of Conciliation
Winnipeg
The Cost of a Wreck on Harlem Division
The Brewster express wreck near Williams Bridge on February 16, 1907, will cost $1,214,000. Twenty two people died and 156 were injured. Of the total, $1,051,000 is for victims and maimed, while $560,600 covers lawyers, agents, physicians, investigators, and court cases.
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New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Williams Bridge
N. Y
Man Freed After Court Jokes About Resisting Kiss
A man stood before a justice of the peace charged with assaulting a young woman. She testified plainly and the court discharged him without fine or imprisonment, joking that the judge held his chair to prevent kissing the complainant.
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Justice of the Peace
Bohor
Three Cures of Eczema Reported by Women
A reader cites personal cures using Cuticura Ointment for eczema in her brother and a child. The testimony claims eczema appeared over multiple summers and was cured without recurrence after using Cuticura, with dates cited from 1907.
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Indiana
Sarah E. Lask
Coldwater
Mich
Truth Telling Turns Embarrassing in Accident
A moment of unintended honesty leads to embarrassment as facts surface in an incident. The event underscores how misstatements or misremembered details can backfire in public or social settings.
Motto and old time health ads in one fragment
A fragmented page shows quotes from Montesquieu and St Augustine, plus old style ads for Marine Eye Remedy, Lewis factory tobacco, and Footlinem powder. It blends moral maxims with brand claims and archaic spellings.
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