Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Effective For Back Aches
MH. B. McGarver of 201 Cherry St Portland Oregon inspector of freight for Wrans Continental reports using Dean's Kidney Pills for months to relieve back ache and kidney trouble. He notes improvement with no recurrence and credits the product for restoring health. Sold by all dealers 60 cents per box Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
B. McGarver
Cherry St
Portland
Ore
Down
Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Early tree protection moves in colonial Massachusetts
The record notes Watertown in 1637 voting to mark roadside shade trees with a W and fine anyone who felled them. Exeter New Hampshire followed in 1640 with cutting regulations for oaks. By 1793 the Massachusetts Agricultural Society offered prizes for tree removal but later reversed policy due to forest decline, shifting to planting and woodlot management.
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Massachusetts
Watertown
Charles F. Millapaugh
Exeter
N. H
Massachusetts Agricultural Society
Remarkable Sheep Drive Moves 14000 Southbound to Narbri
Seven shepherds drove a flock of 14,000 sheep from Mamuga Queensland to Narbri New South Wales covering 900 miles without losing a single animal. The event highlights a historic long distance trek by a disciplined group.
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Mamuga
Queensland
Narbri
New South Wales
No other tea is safe but moneyback tea
The text appears garbled and nonsensical, lacking clear facts, names, dates, or places to summarize into a coherent news item. No verifiable entities or event details are present to construct a proper T S pair.
Ban on Barrel Organs in London Declared by Authorities
The Betterment of London Association and the street noises abatement committee have won a ban on barrel organs in forty two locations across the West End as part of a push for a quieter cleaner safer London. Additional areas are under official consideration.
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London
Opium Smoking Institute Opened by London Physicians
Opium smoking for chest ailments and neuralgia has been introduced by a London group, offering treatment through opium use. The new institute claims to aid sufferers from catarrh and other maladies.
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London
Tea firm market question and refreshing buttermilk cure
A quirky note asks if all good tea is sold by one company while suggesting Bath Prancice and Cure of Sunburn. It praises buttermilk as refreshing for the hot and tired, and notes chafed skin from dust or wind recovers with a simple wash or a dip in buttermilk.
Leghorn Hats Prominent Export From Siena Through Bienna
A short note explains that Leghorn hats, popular in America, originate in Siena and are linked to the Italian city Bienna. It mentions the hats as a notable product of the region and notes their wide recognition abroad under Leghorn or Leghorn Hat names.
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Carling
Bienna
Italy
America
Sienna
Last Resting Place for the Body of Paul Jones
John Paul Jones will be laid to rest in an urn within the crypt of the Annapolis naval academy chapel. Special Ambassador Loomis and Admiral Sigsbee will oversee the ceremony with a naval salute as the remains are presented to the nation. The new chapel, part of the naval academy reconstruction, features a large dome and aims to honor naval heroes.
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Paul Jones
John Paul Jones
Annapolis Naval Academy
Loomis
Sigsbee
Naval Academy
Congress
Comfort for the traveler European pensions phrase
Goos Housekeeping notes European pensions offer convenient stays for tourists at 5 to 12 francs daily with weekly rates for longer visits. The writer and wife found Naples easy and affordable, with many cities offering 6 to 7 francs per day all inclusive. They observed minor variations in Italy Switzerland France and Germany mainly in cooking and language in services.
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Goos
Naples
Italy
Switzerland
France
Germany
Europe
Fewer Medical Students From Columbia Class
Only five men of Columbia's graduating class, over 100 in total, plan to study medicine. Twenty will study law, fifteen enter commercial life, and nine will teach. This year medicine shows a marked decline while law and medicine usually lead.
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Columbia
No Puzzle for Stockton in Kipling Tiger Lie
Rudyard Kipling and Frank Stockton discussed India in a quip about a staged tiger attack. Stockton claimed he would tell a lie to escape a hypothetical danger, while Kipling described a fearsome jungle scene and a test of storytelling cunning.
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Rudyard Kipling
Frank Stockton
India
Kipling
Stockton
Wars Not Near an End Says Washington Times Editorial
A Washington Times editorial argues wars will persist while human struggle for existence and economic competition continue. It says only sinless wars waged for prestige should be restricted as humanity evolves to a higher state.
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Washington Times
The Fells Summer Home of Secretary Hay
The body of John Hay rests in the Hay family burying ground at Lake View cemetery in Cleveland Ohio. Surrounding monuments honor Cleveland leaders James A Garfield Rockefeller Otis Busts and more. President Roosevelt attended and the day ended without incident after a formal funeral procession.
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John Hay
Hay
Lake View Cemetery
Cleveland
Ohio
James A. Garfield
Immigrants Change Surnames in New York
The New York Sun reports immigrants alter their names on arrival due to spelling difficulties. East Side residents adopt adopted surnames in Rivington Street and West Broadway. A tale notes society women pressed contributions to charity, with Carnegie, Rockefeller, Morgan, and Russell Sage involved, and a member miswrote “Mr and Mrs Russell Sage.”
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New York Sun
East Side
Rivington Street
Isaac Delancey
West Broadway
Solomon Ludlow
Abraham Clinton
Orchard
Russell Bage
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Morgan
Russell Sage
Jules Toot
Mr and
Russell Suge
Fashion notes on jewelry gowns and autumn dress shades
The article surveys revival of beaded necklaces and gem tones including spinel and New Zealand stone for neckwear, paired with a Parisian embroidered satin gown edged in velvet and butterfly motifs. It covers elaborate gowns, negligee robes trimmed in crape and embroidery, autumn fabric trends like shadow plaids and stripes, and two parasols with interchangeable covers. It also notes evolving dress lengths and silhouettes, including Empire skirts and yardage for ensembles.
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Lyons
Silk season styles captivate readers with chic fabrics
An expert notes silk fashion remains in high demand as shoppers seek plain chiffon and taffeta woven with light, airy textures. Stripes and checks compete with bold mixes, while a sage green oriental satin gown with empire lines stands out among the favored evening wear.
Fragile Recipe Fragments and 1900s Fashion Notes
Readable text includes a chicken dish method with peppers tomatoes and herbs, plus long fashion and home craft blurbs. The culinary section describes frying seasoned flour coated chicken, a tomato pepper sauce, and slow simmering. Fashion notes cover hairstyles, tortoise shell pins, summer lingerie, paper matting, and sweaters.
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eWing
Whiel le Shawn
Aly Fein Meiliney Taueley
Puneun
Elie
Elite Ulideeebonyen
Huns
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