Woman's Misery and Advice on Remedies Cited
A distressed description from Mrs John 14 Rie of 116 Paterson Avenue Paterson details chronic kidney pain, headaches and nosebleeds. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills with noticeable relief after initial use and urges others to consider the remedy. The piece also includes brief agey advice and asks why men cannot manage themselves. Divorce statistics across several countries are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Paterson Avenay
Paterson
Anya
Dean
Doan
Hos
Foster, Milburn Co
Humalo
Unclear fragmentary text with odd phrases and product mentions
Fragmented OCR like line grows with names and phrases such as Sure Thing and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Mentions of envelopes of eggs and steam. No coherent news event or entities clearly identifiable.
War Prisoners and Gentlemen in America
Fragmented excerpt discusses mistreatment of prisoners of war in Morocco and debates the American meaning of gentleman. It contrasts harsh wartime imagery with a moral reflection on worth beyond wealth, then shifts to a poetic meditation on wooden legs as versatile tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Postum Food Coffee Restores Health Says a Maternal Testimony
A Rome resident describes chronic coffee problems and a dramatic recovery after switching to Postum Food Coffee. She credits improved appetite, steadier nerves, and digestion, claiming health restored and a renewed vigor after adoption of Postum. The testimonial endorses The Road to Wellville as a referenced health guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Edward G Lewis under postal fraud order in bank scheme
Edward G Lewis of St Louis faces a postal fraud order as an investigation proceeds into a banking by mail scheme. He allegedly secured several million dollars in deposits and stock subscriptions while using others money and the bank finances for personal gain. Lewis asserts the concern is solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Lewis
St. Louis
Tcems
Bank
Lewis
Immigration Into Canada Surges Amid Population Dilution Fears
Canadian immigration officials report midyear totals totaling 148 261 for June and May provisional against 120 90 the prior year with a claimed two million equivalent influx into the United States. Officials say Canada screens immigrants more stringently than the United States, rejecting one in 290 applicants versus one in 2 615. Collier's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Republic
W. D. Scott
P. H. Bryce
Collier's
Huxley and the Tobacco Habit
Scientist and professor Huxley recounted a personal anecdote at an anti tobacco meeting. He shared how a smoker friend pressed him to try a cigar, and after one puff he found he could not return to his former stance against tobacco. The tale drew strong applause or laughter from listeners.
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Prof
Huxley
Sweden's Banks Show Strong 1904 Finances
Sweden's banking system in 1904 had 69 banks with aggregate capital near 10 million dollars and large reserves. Market demand boosted new share issues, increasing reserves by 13 million dollars and lifting average bank dividends to 9.2 percent. Government bonds priced in major markets indicate solid state finances ahead of Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Norway
Oldest Diary in Existence Maintained by Hotaka Family
A diary preserved by the Hotaka family for four centuries is described as the oldest diary. An English commentator notes a twenty year old dispute over providence between two drapelins was settled by consulting the diary and discovering the record of a winner from the founder of the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotaka
Providence
Ciary
Mounted Police of Canada Record in Northwest Territory
The Royal Northwest Mounted Police patrol from the US boundary to the Arctic coast with 800 scarlet-coated officers. They safeguard life and property across prairie, wilderness, and woods, guarding against smugglers, thieves, and fires while also carrying Arctic mail and protecting whale fisheries as they push their duties farther north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Territory
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Canada
United States
Arctic
Nothing but an American. John Hay’s facetious nationality
The quote recalls John Hay’s two year old Ohio Society of New York speech in which he jokingly lists states and regions tied to his birth, upbringing, education, law, politics, diplomacy, and residences. He frames his origins as a blend of Indiana Illinois Rhode Island Springfield Illinois Washington Europe Asia Africa New Hampshire and the District of Columbia and concludes with a humble assertion that he is nothing but an American.
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America
New York Sun
John Hay
Ohio Society of New York
Indiana
Illinois
Rhode Island
Springfield
Washington
Europe
Asia
Africa
New Hampshire
Desis
District of Columbia
New England
South
Postmaster Wilcox Finds Nonpolitical Man for Vacancy
In New York the postmaster sought a qualified candidate for a mall superintendency. He learned Roome had no political backing and no application. After interviewing Roome and recognizing his ability, Wilcox nominated him for the position, and Roome became superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
New Yor
Malls
Alam
Reoome
Viner
Roome
Thalla
Political Conference Postponed In Village Visit
Vice President Pairbanks visited Muryayille Osle his boyhood home last week and summoned John Filckerton the barber. Upon arrival the barber was urged to behave and the conference was suspended amid tense exchange as the vice president spoke with local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairbanks
Muryayille
Osle
John Filckerton
Fairbanke
Anit Nabed
Walt
Aaid Filderawn
Vlew
Walter Kirtredge Poet and Song Composer Dies
Walter Kirtredge, noted poet and author of songs like Tenting on the Old Camp Oreuind, died at the Home at Red's Ferry, WN. Born in Murimac, N Ha Op 8 1804, he had written Gin Words and many popular tunes since 1860. He lived at Reed's Berry on a farm and married Annie Fairfield of Boston in 1861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kirtredge
Oreuind
Red's Ferry
Murrlimac
Santts
Tentine
Kittredge
Reed's Berry
Annie
Fairfield
Boston
Nsw
Ryan a Money Getter in Equitable Head’s Shadow
John Skelton Williams of Richmond praises Thomas Fortune Ryan as head of the Equitable, while warning that Ryan’s drive to acquire money and his sworn pledges may clash with trust and integrity in high finance. The Chicago Chronicle notes Williams’s view amid Southern banking and railway power struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable
John Skelton Willams
Richmond
South
Thomas Fortune Ryan
The
Ryan
Chicago Chronicle
Shah on his travels via Vienna with many attendants
A Viennese journalist notes that the Persian shah, recently visiting Vienna, travels with about 50 attendants including aides and two young sons. Despite grand attire the ruler appears short and stout with a pale face, giving a caricatured yet almost pitiful impression as he entertains his children.
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Persia
Vienna
Hare
Wall Street confidence wanes amid investor distrust
Gloomy mood on Wall Street reflects investor wariness of promoters and financiers. The Baltimore News argues for a thorough cleaning to weed out crooked methods and bring scammers to justice, noting the public now rejects wide bait and dubious schemes.
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Wall Street
Big
Ulelr
Juatloe
Baltimore News
Legislator Rusu and financier Sage linked in history
Russell Sage, famed financier, is remembered for representing a New York district in Congress long ago. The record notes his election to the thirty third congress and his active role in Senate deliberations and the church chaplaincy context of the era.
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Rusu
Russell Sage
New York
Loki Wienuit Dee
Clargyman
Booth
Modern Life Too Fast Danger in Hustling Habits
Surgeon General Rixey warns that the deaths of Secretary Hay and other prominent government figures result from overwork and too little exercise. He argues the American hustle is a national danger and urges a change in living habits to extend life, though he notes such change is difficult and uncommon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rixey
Hay
War Makes Chums Foe In Diplomatic Society Tale
In Washington society whispers about how Lady Takahira wife of the Japanese minister and Baroness Rosen wife of the Russian ambassador will act when they meet. Both share love of music poetry wit and charm. in Tokyo they were inseparable companions of Baron Oyama.
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Takahira
Rosen
Count Cassini
Tokyo
Washington
Takabira
Rune
Tokio
Oyama
Baroness Rosen
Roosevelt Rates Root as Abilityful Cabinet Member
The president praised Elihu Root highly, saying no other man in public life could match his ability as a secretary of war or as attorney general. he argued Root would be a strong secretary and that his rivals could not surpass him in leadership. He also stated Root is the ablest man he has known in government across the ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Root
John
Philaider Knox
Ojher
Huhu Reet
Kili Root
Grateful Railroad Aids Barefooted North Carolina Girl
A fragmented notice reports a barefoot girl named Nannie Gideon from North Carolina seeking aid. She travels with her parents to the Black Mountains, with a related story of danger and hardship on a roadside. Officials or a local charity may consider relief once clarified.
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Nannie Gideon
Black Mountains
North Carolina
Lutherie Hawg
Absolute pure medicines claim and Dr Pierces remedies
Abundant advertising text touts Favorite Prescription as a pure herbal remedy for women's diseases. It lists ingredients such as Blue Cohionh and Golden Seal and claims certainty of cure with proper compounding. Dr Pierce offers confidential, free correspondence from Buffalo and notes alcohol-free extraction via glycerine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florea Ia
Pierce
Pieren
Galden
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N. Y
Motorist fined for passing on the wrong side in England
A motor driver in East Wolseley, England, was fined 115 for passing on the wrong side. The report frames business and social success around driving, noting the harsh penalty as a cautionary detail.
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England
East Wolseley
Mechanical author claim by Guy Boothby surfaces anew
A fragment discusses late author Guy Boothby and allegations about a mechanical or phonographic method behind his works, noting Boothby’s self view and the notion he rarely penned solely by hand or typewriter. The text hints at questions of authorship and technique without clear evidence.
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Guy Boothby
Do It Now Warning on Frig Sales and Marked Claims
A garbled message urges prompt action before making a purchase and offers to provide information at two rates. It mentions a trademark sign and a business address, followed by a philosophical remark about credit for virtues and heredity blame.
Fragmented OCR note on New Zealand district and goods
An unclear OCR passage mentions grocers and various products including tea coffee spices extracts baking powder and soda. It references a New Zealand district described as hot with Frater Hot Lakes and Nem Zawe Jand Hielndes, plus a Torr Lo urea area of about thirty end to Hine square miles and mentions many emalile mice.
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Schilling
New Zealand
Emalile
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Tay
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Ron
Dowt Forget
Russ Company
South Bend
Edhald
Mounted Police OF Canada
Ratig
Uae
Money Getter
Shah
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