Dawed With Pain_and the Dean's Pills Story
Dazed with pain recounts L. Gorham of Olympia Washington describing a years long back pain cured after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Urine cleared and regular after a week, six boxes used to ensure lasting relief, ad for Pills sold by Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also brief items on face dye and other worn advertisements.
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Gorham
East 4Th St
Olympia
Wash
Dean
Poster-Milburn Co
Huffalo
N.Y
Rest That Rest Is Best Travel Advice
A reflective piece advising prudent rest away from bustle and vanity. It contrasts restless habits like rushing for trains, crowded spaces, and overindulgence with a calm Sunday rest. The author suggests finding a heat suitable for the individual and pursuing it to recover and maintain health.
Prominent Cincinnati Women Endorsed Lydia Pinkham's Compound
Advertisements claim Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured Ber and aided many American women. The clumsy copy notes the medicine's merit, seeks attention, and names Lydia Pinkham as a renowned advocate amid social commentary.
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Cincinnati
Lydia H. Pinkham
Lydia B. Piincham
America
Ove Fewdling
Roosevelt Keeps Informal White House Dinners
Gossip notes that President Roosevelt favors homey, informal dinners over formal protocol. Some guests declined due to dress codes or other commitments, including an old Montana rancher and Speaker Cannon. The president’s invitations are generous, and declining does not threaten status or etiquette.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Re House
Europe
Montana
Cannon
Root visits Latin America to expand US trade aims
Secretary of State Root travels to Central and South America on a mission to extend United States trade, reassure nations of American friendship, and resist European influence. He seeks to counter prejudice, promote US influence, and test reactions to European expansion in the hemisphere.
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Root
United States
Jong
Washington
Central
South America
Ulster
Hoots
Germany
Britain
Boy Recovers From Terrible Eczema After Cuticura Trial
A six month old boy suffered widespread eczema with crusting and infection, causing severe distress until a family member heard of Cuticura. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, the rash faded in days and within ten weeks the child was completely well, his skin smooth and white. F Hohrath President of I. Hohrath Company certifies the testimony, dated June 5 1905.
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Europe
F. Hohrath
I. Hohrath
Fink Alley
Bethlehem
Biblical Baseball in Early Theological Satire
A Canton Ohio student authors a piece humorously aligning Bible figures with baseball actions. Abraham offers a sacrifice, the Prodigal Son hits a home run, Cain makes a base hit, David throws long drives, Moses runs, Eve steals first and Adam second, Isaac to Rebecca at the well, Samson strikes out often against the Philistines, the devil appears as the first coach.
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Canton
Abraham
Cain
Abel
David
Moses
Devil
Eve
Adam
Isaac
Hebecca
Samson
Phillatines
Philosophical Fragments on Truth and Morality
The excerpt muses on belief, prosperity, originality, and virtue. It questions whether prosperity is a penalty or reward, notes the folly of idol worship, and suggests judging motives requires self-knowledge. It contrasts ease with the impossible and ends with a sharp verdict on reason and humanity.
Suiting Legation and Embassy Buildings Initiative
The United States moves toward building its own legation and embassy facilities abroad to avoid renting. The Boxer turmoil in Peking highlighted the need for proper guardhouses and residences. Minister John G. Leishman advocated upgrading Constantinople post to an embassy with a suitable ambassador’s residence.
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United States
Peking
Congress
Constantinople
John GA. Leishman
Washington
Knox
Pennsylvania
Root
Wade
Changes in U S consular service under administration
The article notes improved efficiency in the United States consular service and contrasts it with past practices where political workers were rewarded with posts. It highlights changes under the current administration, with improved appointments and ongoing efforts to reduce patronage and distant postings.
Grape Nuts touted as cure for child constipation
A Massachusetts physician reports relief in fifteen constipation cases in children using Grape Nuts, praising natural bowel action and overall vitality. He urges this dietary approach over laxatives, noting benefits to energy, appetite, and dental health as part of growing strong, healthy children. He cites chewing exercise and cites the slogan There’s a reason from an advertising book.
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Dent Inc
Welivike
Woman bites contract in Flushing real estate row
In Flushing a broker, Thomas Pritchard, faced a dramatic scene as Mrs J. Bardsey bit and swallowed part of a contract during a dispute over six sold lots on Booraem avenue. Pritchard shouted for the law while Bardsey boasted of possessing evidence, leaving the affair to the courts.
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Flushing
Mrn. J
Eardley
Ana
Thomas Pritchard
Booraem Avenue
Bardsey
Brooklys
Pritchard
Bardiey
Salmon and salmon life in salt water and rivers
A excerpt explains the Atlantic salmon Salmo salar, describing its habitat in salt water and rivers for spawning, the males’ jaw elongation, and the species’ distribution on both sides of the Atlantic. It notes that some populations become land locked and dwarf when confined to lakes.
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England
Pacific Monthly
Ike
Harnessing the Mississippi Dam Project Near Des Moines
The World Today notes plans to begin a Mississippi River dam at the Des Moines rapids to develop water power. It would be the world’s second largest after Niagara and would deliver at least 60,000 horsepower to factories in the agricultural center, costing about 6 million dollars with annual power costs around eight dollars per horsepower. Support comes from Iowa Illinois and Missouri legislatures.
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Mississippi
Mississippi River
Des Moines
Niagara
Nile
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
London business card hospital renamed after street meaning
In a small California town a new hospital was built on Salsipuede'n street and the directors debated naming it after the street. A cautious member suggested understanding the street name before deciding. The name was changed to a phrase implying visitors may leave without hope.
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California
Salsipuede
Salsipuedas
Nugmnativs
Early steel pens forged in England in 1808
The first steel pens were invented in England in 1808 by a man named Wind. Quill pens trace to the Ash century, while Hopitz reads were used earlier.
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Wind
England
From Her Viewpoint on Women and Luxury Critique
The London Observer mocks professors and economists who preach virtue while exposing the paradoxes of extravagance. It argues that fashionable comforts from walking sticks to whiskies play a role in a woman’s wellbeing, challenging puritan critiques.
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London
Vbeerver
Need of Unrestricted Play Warns on Child Growth
Sully warns that restricting play harms a child’s will growth and that freedom should expand with age. He argues no part of a child’s surroundings should be fully disciplining, even within kindergarten instruction and early education contexts.
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Sully
Dr “Ane
King
White headed boy phrase echoes Irish tales across years
The line his mother's white headed boy appears in many Irish Sally stories of the last century. Irish mothers who know the secret kept the phrase for the white headed boy of the family. Gerald Griff, in one of his best slurs stories, used the phrase borrowed from an old Meitic book.
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Ireland
Iriah
Gerald Griff
Travel Rates Advertised by C F Warren GA AT and 8 P Ry
A brief notice from C F Warren GA AT and 8 P Ry announces reduced travel rates. The advertisement appears in the Dooly Block area of Salt Lake City Utah, listing transportation options and contact or booking details.
Paris Woman Opens Bridesmaid Agency For Hire
A Paris woman starts a service supplying bridesmaids to young women lacking friends. Each girl earns five dollars for each appearance, with the bride covering costs if new attire is needed. The agency charges for lending companionship and party support.
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Paris
Hee
Widow Opens Mate Montal Agency and Marries Suitor
A Cincinnati widow started a mate montal agency and wed her first husband who had applied, while the conorr 9 5" faded from the report.
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Cincinnati
Mate Montal
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