Kidney Pills Helped Man From Severe Kidney Troubles
A South Bend man Henry A Reamer reports relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills Twin No 1. He describes backache chest fullness headaches and weakness easing and credits the remedy with restoring strength. The ad claims 60 cents a box and lists Porter Milburn Co Buffalo as distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Reamer
Main and
Garetta
South Bend
Ind
Saya
Dean
Porter Milburn Co
British Magistrate Proposes Branding of Criminals
A British magistrate suggests branding criminals as punishment and deterrence. The proposal argues for a visible mark linked to offenses, aiming to reduce recidivism and aid public safety debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Criminala
Facial Paralysis Cured by Willams Pink Pills Saga
A patient recounts severe facial paralysis relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He describes long failure with doctors, then recovery and return to work, praising the remedy and noting availability through pharmacists or by mail from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams
Willian
Phule Pilla
Harry Bemis
Tothelle
Waehington County
N.Y
Bemis
Ely
Eptember
Boshin
Lemett
Neevousniewe Musenaan
Aga Nolnet
Williame
Abe
Wil Mellovan
Behanoctady
Ammunition for the Pastor in Odd London Train Scene
In Manchster England Rev Edward Jones travels from a Welsh to Brecon with a wooden box of books. At Shrewsbury a detective suspects the box holds explosives. The case ends with a theology book mistaken for ammunition and a lighthearted exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Soya Jones
Minchester
England
Tela «Ory
Brecon
Shrewsbury
Vso
Adam Parkes
Cavernous Cone Dwellings of Cappadocia Described
English traveler J R Sittington Sterrett details Cappadocia’s volcanic cones over Cappadocian pumice and lava, describing multi story cave homes used as dwellings and pigeon houses. He notes access via stair wells and ladder holes, with chambers carved from lava and pumice, some serving as temples or chapels, and highlights sites around Al Assara and Utgub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarsus Dus
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Mount Arguens
Cappadocia
J. R. Sittington Sterrett
Selme
Soghanly Dere
Tatlar
Paul Likas
Louis XIV
Vila
Texter
Hamilton
Tsehichatechet
Alnsworth
Barth
Mordimann
Bat
Humdrum
Utgub
Garden
Vsurt
al Assara
Niidat
Struggle for Wealth Across a Windy Deck Scene
An account recalls a crowd scene where a man tosses a dime to attract black passengers below, sparking a chaotic scramble among them for coins amidst cotton bales and a bizarre transformation into roosters. A separate memory notes a wintry street scene with snowball mischief and a wary couple, commentary on marriage and social behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Yella
Harper's Magazine
Birds Rescue Wounded Companion In Fisher Story Tale
The Life of a Naturalist describes a flock of terns rescuing a wounded member after a gunshot. Two unwounded birds carry the injured one from water toward shore, then three more join, guiding the bird to a safe rock as the group works to secure its safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M . Ainties
Thomas Edward
Nathaliet
Tomother
Elem
Teft
Aeder
Castles for Sale in Europe Offer Affordable Historic Homes
Special correspondence notes French chateaux as relatively affordable compared to Italian palaces and Rhine castles. It highlights popular properties near Paris and Loire Valley, including a Villandry-style chateau for 28000 dollars with gardens, a Louis XII era château near Druèx, and the Chateau de Farquette at 82000 dollars with 62 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castien
Spain
France
Rhine
Louis Nhi
New York
Chateau de Villandry
Cher
Druex
Louis XII
Medieval Castle House With Sixteenth Century Design
The article describes a medieval castle in archival style, noting Le Notre inspired park layout, a Chat de Parquette near a palace, and a well preserved sixteenth century exterior. It mentions the coat of the house and estate at about $16,000 and a severe architekture proof of its era.
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Louie XII
le Notre
Arcbtivetina
Wutil
Trick Stock Sale Out West Exposed
A farmer warns against a prospectus touting a gold mine with claims of one million in ore and shares offered at one cent to the first thousand. The wife debunks the scheme as a lure to secure donations for a Baptist church steeple, noting Methodist success without such appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannan
Hannah
Baltimore American
Belek Glaze Myth and King Alfonso Auto Stop Tale
A quirky reminiscence mixes ceramic lore with royal anecdotes. Miss Marla Wilde recalls the Belnek glaze tale while J Hart Brewer claims the Belnek secret was a tall tale. The king of Spain, Alfonso, asks for an eight hour day and car stop humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marla Wilde
J. Hart Brower
Trenton
Brewer
Alfonso
Spain
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M. Pulaeux
Dodds
Cicero
Lou Diaconus
Ai A
Sayee
Cy Aare
New York Times
Parkhurat
Tale OF
Paris
Sonla XIV
Parle
Trick
Thele Childran
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