Nothing I Ate Caused Digestive Troubles Says Letter
Lanora Bodenhamer of Kernerarkie North Carolina reports prolonged stomach trouble and indigestion. She tried a doctor’s medicine without relief and cites a passage in a Peruna book that mentions similar symptoms. She claims following the regimen alleviated her distress and suggests others with similar issues consider Peruna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanora Bodenhamer
Kernerarkie
N. C
Jon
Manalin
Knitting Machine Romance From Historic Tale
A curious tale links the origin of the knitting frame to Willen twa in the sixteenth century. He allegedly created the device after a failed romance, hoping to impress and profit, but stockenders united to thwart him, forcing a retreat to Lyons where he died heartbroken or worn by his own invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willen Twa
Iyance
Ghosts of Dead Lakes in the Great Basin
In the wash between the Toockies and the Sierra Nevadas the ghosts of dead lakes linger at the dry shoreline of once vast reservoirs. Evaporation and chinook winds leave only Great Salt Lake Lake Tahoe and Bear Lake, as Southern Pacific trains roll over the former Lake Labentas bed and passengers glimpse cracked terraces in the crust.
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Toockies
Sierra Nevadas
Great Salt Lake
Lake Tahoe
Bear Lake
Southern Pacific
Lake Labentas
Return of the Prodipst play scene recall
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls a rain drenched night and a neighborly umbrella incident. The speaker recounts seeing friends after a long time and their playful response to the returning umbrella in a hurry. The tone blends whimsy with a nostalgic urban vignette.
About Even Speaker Quip on Editors and Orators
A cynical citizen quips that editors or orators each have flaws. He jokes that one causes writer’s cramp while the other risks a clergyman’s arc in a throat. The remark reflects election era humor about public voices.
GrapeNuts Promoted By Doctor In Diet Study
A physician endorses GrapeNuts as a nutritious, easily digestible food after personal trials with malnutrition and heart palpitations. He reports improved sleep, steady heart action, and proper stomach function, claiming it supports a sound scientific feeding system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Wellville
PACKERS POST MORTEM INSPECTION ROW IN K C AREA
Kansas City readers report division over a packer driven post mortem meat inspection order. Armour Morris Swift National Packing and Schwarzschild notified that cows and heifers would be refused sale except after killing examination. Commission merchants vow to sell no cattle under these terms. Local live stock dealers urge sending no fat cows or heifers next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas City
Armour, Morris & Co
Swift & Co
National Packing Company
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Abe
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
St. Joseph
Stock Yards Exchange
Imoyo
Destructive Nebraska Storm Near Davey Injures Farmer
A severe electrical wind and hail storm swept near Davey Nebraska Friday evening. Farmer Charles Schltgiar was killed and a limb may be fatal after a wreck with a weltawine. The storm dropped six inches of precipitation and damaged cornfields bridges and cannons.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Davey
Sig
Charles Schltgiar
Weltawine
Mrs McKinley Dies After Stroke at Canton Home
Mrs William McKinley widow of the late president died at her Canton home following a stroke of paralysis suffered days earlier. Present at the death were Secretary Cortelyou, Drs Portmann and Rixey, and relatives. Funeral services planned at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the McKinley home, with Dr Buxton in charge. Roosevelt and Leeb to attend. the body to be placed in West Lawn cemetery before the national mausoleum in Arlington.
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Canton
Ohio
William Mc Kinley
McKinley
Cortelyou
M. ©. Barber
Sarah Duncan
Luther Day
Justice
William R. Day
Rixey
Washington
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Lansing
Leeb
Fairbanks
MecKinsey's
Ame
Mrs. McKinley
West Lawn
National Mausoleum
Monument Hill
Justice Dept ends Dyer Europe assignment over Grotefend case
The Department of Justice announced that David P. Dyer Jr was assigned to Europe to secure the surrender of Charles F. Grotefend once a Washington National Bank teller in St Louis. The move was made without the president or attorney general knowledge and was halted once it appeared the action might be treated as a vindication for the young operative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
David P. Dyer, Jr
Europe
Charles F. Grotefend
Washington National Bank
St. Louis
Presbyterian assembly backs temperance league endorsement
In Columbus Ohio after two hours of debate the Presbyterian general assembly adopted without dissent a resolution stating the permanent temperance committee should not engage in political work and endorsing the American Anti Saloon League as a safe sane and effective organization. The assembly pledged full cooperation with the league within church constitution.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hama
Presbyterian General Assembly
Permanent Committee On Temperance
American Anti Saloon League
Marshals Challenge Diplomats Over Vehicle Use
Washington officials weigh how to relieve diplomats of the diplomatic corps from using automobiles on Maryland excursions. Several diplomats were halted by the Glen Echo town marshal and escaped arrest after lengthy explanations of identity and immunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Diplomatic Corps
Maryland
Glen Echo
Gates Party Flies to Beaumont For Texas Company Meet
Tulsa on Friday night Joan W Gates and son Charles J Gates led a party of ten New Yorkers en route to Beaumont for the Texas company annual meeting on May 28. Gates denied links with the Standard Oil company while inspecting the Texas company pipeline project from Tulsa to the Gulf. General Kuroki visited Niagara Falls before continuing toward the West. May Irwin wed Kurt Elsfeldt on Irwin Island in the St Lawrence. A Kansas man died on an Atchison Topeka Santa Fe train near Chicago, identified as Henry Datka from Hutchinson. In Mexico nineteen men were sentenced to death for alleged involvement in Cabrera’s assassination attempt.
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Tulsa
Joan W. Gates
Wall Street
Charles J. Gates
Beaumont
Texas Company
Gates
Gulf
Standard Ol
Kansas
Chicago
Henry Datka
Hutchinson
Kan
Kidney Pills Claim Cure for Backache and Kidney Pain
An advertisement claims Dogs Kidney Pills cure kidney pain for good. A testimonial describes morning languor and limpness improved immediately with lasting relief. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY markets the remedy, 50 cents per bottle or two for one. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dogn
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Youth Wedding at Naples Defies Civil Code
A 15 year old groom Celestino Giordano and his bride Ghelia Nappi secured a royal decree of dispensation from the king to wed at the registry. The ceremony proceeded in Naples with parents and many onlookers present after the dispensation was shown.
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Naples
Celestino Giordano
Ghelia Nappi
Volatile Remedies and Daily Jests in a 1906 Page
A collage of anecdotes and ads including a testimonial claiming Cuticura cured a baby’s severe itching, jokes about elevators and babies, praise for starch brands like Defiance, a maple syrup maple sap question, and miscellaneous health and humor notes reflecting early 20th century newspaper filler.
New Insurance Agent and the New York Law
The new insurance law of New York opens a promising field for both men and women with energy in life insurance sales. Standard forms bear the state seal, rebating ends, commissions go to agents, and a dignified, public-spirited model is urged by Paul Morton of Equitable Life Assurance Society seeking energetic, truthful applicants.
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State of New York
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Morton
Fragmented medical and patent ad snippets mixed in OCR
The text compiles assorted ad lines and product mentions such as Defiance Starch and Harav pills, with random names like Frank J. Cheney and F.3 c8 Esee y Co. Toledo, alongside garbled phrases. No coherent story emerges beyond a collage of advertisements and endorsements.
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Sinio
Yaar
Gagear
Tha Oran
Cnesey
Frank J. Cheney
Brora
Toledo
One Redeeming Feature in a Dinner Party
A young New York artist invited a friend to dinner in her studio. The meal turned painful to witness as the roast chicken was tough the potatoes underdone and the pineapple salad pithy. The hostess apologized while the guest, a gracious woman, praised the tender gravy in an effort to spare feelings.
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New York
Do you believe in the survival of the fittest say Mor Sorghum
A quirky exchange centers on belief in natural selection. Eon Mor Sorghum quips that his stance depends on his own mood and how he feels at the time, highlighting subjective views amid a discussion on fitness and survival.
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Eon Mor Sorghum
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Morgan
Rome
J. Pelpont Morgan
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Mr. Morgan
Pierce
Texas
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H. Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Ol Company
St Touln
Hadley
Missouri
Anthony
Norfol
Jamestown Exposition
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Associatio
Emory
Baptists United
Norfolk
Baptist Convention of North America
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Salvador
Associated Prean
Pullman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pullman Company
Washington, D. C
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Ende
Rowe
Kaly
B.D. Trier
Minnesota
Oakland
Cot
A. T. Pigg
Topeka
Kuroki
Niagara Falls
Ont
General Kuroki
Imperial Japanese Army
Chicezo
May Irwin
Clayton
Irwin Island
St Lawrence
Kurt Elsfeldt
Mexico
Miss G
Tam
A. C. Brestlin
Lincoln St
Olive
Farmer Korntop
Ani Dig Ban Garheld Tea Co
London
Scott
Johnson
Comrox
Lewis
Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Windlow
Krver
Deere, DL
J. Ma
Defiance
George HP
Pehaw
May Pewhts
Ism
Castoria
Bears
Julie Florence Walsh
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. P. Walsh
36Th St
New York City
Tommy
Jane
Zorvera
Thompson
Dywi Ly
Wichita
Dodds
Kinney
Allin
Ikea Highter
Dow
Medettiale
ALB
Signatren
Chawford
Ninth Street
Adare Street
Chitado
EC Mair Restorer
Oya
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