Dazed with pain cures claimed from Dean’s Pills
Olympia resident L. Gorham relates a long battle with back pain after cold exposure. He credits six boxes of Dean’s Kidney Pills with restoring clear urine and relieving ache, laments lasting pain ended, and notes the product was sold by Poster-Milburn Co. Also mentions Putnam Dyes, Mrs Winslow’s Syrup, and Allied foot cure ads as part of the page.
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Gorham
East 4Th St
Olympia
Wash
Dean
Poster-Milburn Co
Huffalo
N.Y
Rest That Rest: A Guide to True Relaxation
The text advises avoiding excessive worry and bustle as rest is not found in trains crowds or fatigue. It promotes finding a personal heat suitable to the individual and pursuing it, suggesting a Sunday rest best achieved by a trip to a restful place and disciplined self care.
Prominent Cincinnati Women Endorse Lydia Pinkham's Compound
The article highlights Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a proven medicine trusted by prominent Cincinnati women. It notes broad attention among thinking people and claims of cures and benefits, reflecting early 20th century medical marketing.
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Cincinnati
Lydia H. Pinkham
Lydia B. Piincham
America
Ove Fewdling
Roosevelt Dinners Defy Formality Yet Exit Lined with Courtesy
Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt favors informal White House dinners over rigid protocol. He invites guests as one would greet familiar friends, with dinners sometimes declined for personal reasons. Notable refusals include an old Montana rancher for lacking evening dress and Speaker Cannon choosing a gridiron dinner over a cabinet gathering.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Re House
Europe
Montana
Cannon
Root Opposes European Territorial Ambition on Hemisphere Tour
Secretary of State Root begins a pivotal mission to extend U S trade into Central and South America while countering European influence in the hemisphere. He plans firsthand talks with allied governments to reinforce the Monroe Doctrine and reassure Latin nations that the United States seeks friendship and trade, not conquest.
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Root
United States
Jong
Washington
Central
South America
Ulster
Hoots
Germany
Britain
Boy's Terrible Eczema Reverses After Cuticura Cure
A six month old boy suffered widespread eczema with crusting sores, bleeding lips, and extreme distress. After doctors failed, a family considered Europe, but within ten days of using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, the condition improved and by ten weeks the child was fully well. F Hohrath president of a silk ribbons company signs the letter dated June 5 1905.
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Europe
F. Hohrath
I. Hohrath
Fink Alley
Bethlehem
Baseball Among the Ancients Quips in Theological Note
A Canton student outlines biblical figures in baseball terms. Abraham makes a sacrifice, the Prodigal Son hits a home run, Cain hits a base for murder, David draws long distances, Moses runs, Eve and Adam steal bases, Isaac meets Rebekah at the well, Samson strikes out against Philistines.
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Canton
Abraham
Cain
Abel
David
Moses
Devil
Eve
Adam
Isaac
Hebecca
Samson
Phillatines
Philosophical Points on Belief and Morality
The text muses on belief, virtue, and the ethics of judgment. It questions whether prosperity pardons or punishes folly, and why truth and original thought are hard to grasp. It suggests cautious views of human motive and condemns sudden moral shifts.
Suitabe Legation and Embassy Buildings Debate
The United States presses toward erecting legation and embassy buildings abroad to spare renting quarters. Calls for a proper guard and residence in Peking follow Boxer era lessons. Congress already saw an appropriation for a Constantinople embassy residence, as Minister Leishman lobbied with Senator Knox and Secretary Root.
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United States
Peking
Congress
Constantinople
John GA. Leishman
Washington
Knox
Pennsylvania
Root
Wade
Personnel of Our Consular Service Then and Now
The article reviews changes in U S consular appointments, noting earlier patronage politics under prior administrations and improved merit based selection under the Cleveland administration, with emphasis on reform efforts by President Versiton and Secretary Coder to reduce political manipulation and place skilled officers abroad.
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Siitey
Ita Peraon
Washington
United States
Cleveland
Caiien
Reat SportAnie
Lin
Amon Volition
Mass physician cites Grape Nuts cure for child constipation
A Massachusetts physician reports fourteen fifteen cases of constipation in children relieved by feeding Grape Nuts. He claims natural bowel action improves with the cereal, providing energy to the nervous system and aiding digestion. He urges proper chewing and nutrition for growing children and mentions strengthening teeth and overall health.
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Dent Inc
Welivike
Woman Eats Real Estate Contract in Flushing Dispute
In Flushing a real estate sale between Mrs. Bardsey and Thomas Pritchard erupted after she bit and swallowed a portion of the contract during a heated office confrontation. Pritchard pursued the matter, while Bardsey boasted of possessing the evidence, threatening legal action.
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Flushing
Mrn. J
Eardley
Ana
Thomas Pritchard
Booraem Avenue
Bardsey
Brooklys
Pritchard
Bardiey
Salmon Salt Water Life and Atlantic Species
A writer in the Pacific Monthly explains the salmon name in England and eastern states to a large trout like fish that inhabits river mouths and migrates upstream to spawn. The old males distort their jaws with age and season. The true salmon Salmo salar is black spotted and the single Atlantic species found on both ocean shores, sometimes land locked in lakes.
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England
Pacific Monthly
Ike
Harnessing the Mississippi Dam Power Line
The World Today reports plans to begin work on a Mississippi River dam at the foot of the Des Moines rapids to develop water power for factories in the agricultural center. The project, second only to Niagara and British Nile works in scope, targets at least 60 000 horsepower with a total cost around 6 million dollars. It will lie within sight of Iowa Illinois and Missouri as legislatures back the venture and offer aid. Operating costs are projected at eight dollars per horsepower yearly, a cost comparison to the current steam power rate of 40 to 65 dollars per horsepower yearly in the region.
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Mississippi
Mississippi River
Des Moines
Niagara
Nile
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Too Appropriate Hospital Names Its Street on Salsipuede
In a California town a new hospital on Salsipuede n street faced a naming dispute. Directors debated using the street name, then wisely chose a more suitable title after learning the Spanish phrase meant get out if you can. The tale reflects cautious naming in a small community.
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California
Salsipuede
Salsipuedas
Nugmnativs
Early pens tracing from quill to steel in England
The first steel pens were invented in England in 1808 by a man named Wind. Quill pens originated in the 15th century, with earlier writing implements such as Hafted pens used before that.
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Wind
England
From Her Viewpoint on Luxury and Womens Needs
A London reviewer contrasts critics who blame vanity with a list of essential items for well being including walking sticks watches footballs and whiskies. The piece defends consumer choices as part of a balanced lifestyle for both men and women amid social scrutiny.
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London
Vbeerver
Need of Unrestricted Play Warns on Child Growth
Dr King argues for broad play freedom in early years and warns against constant disciplining. He cautions that imposing strict control over a child's surroundings can hinder will development. The remark underscores the importance of supervised yet open play in kindergarten environments.
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Sully
Dr “Ane
King
Phrase of his mother's white headed boy in Irish tales
A fragment notes the expression his mother's white headed boy appears in Irish Sally stories of the last century. It claims Irish mothers kept the secret for the white headed boy of the family and cites Gerald Griff using the phrase in a slur story borrowed from an old Celtic book.
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Ireland
Iriah
Gerald Griff
We Make Travel Easy reduced rates notice in Salt Lake City
A terse ad from C. F Warren GA. AT. & 8. P. Ry. announces travel savings through the Five tranq daly via the ne ru program, listing the Dooly Block address in Salt Lake City Utah and signaling lower fares.
Paris woman opens bridesmaids agency for young women
A Paris resident starts an agency supplying bridesmaids to young women lacking friends. Each girl earns five dollars per engagement, but must buy new gowns if the bride requires fresh attire.
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Paris
Hee
Widow Opens Mate Montal Agency and Marries Her Man
A Cincinnati widow started a mate mental agency and married her former suitor after his initial application. The case involves a 9 5" closing note.
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Cincinnati
Mate Montal
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