Poans Kidney Pills Cited By Rochester Chemist
Seven years ago William A Franklin of Franklin & Palier Chemical Co Rochester New York wrote of kidney cure from Poan's Kidney Pills He suffered back pain languor and irregular kidney secretions and after taking three boxes claimed full cure The pills were sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foater Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Wiliam A. Franklin
Frank+lin & Palier Chemical Co
N.Y
Poan
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Diamond dealer's mistake prompts return of deposit
A man visits a jeweler with a loose diamond on approval and leaves a $40 deposit. The jeweler privately assesses the gem as flawed and not worth buying. The buyer declines to proceed after the critique and asks for the refund of his money.
Family explains Cuticura Remedies cure for eczema
The letter from Mia Golding of Ayr Ontario describes severe eczema on both legs from knees to ankles with extreme pain and discharge. She credits Cuticura Remedies for soothing the affected limb and claims full improvement, urging continued availability for other sufferers.
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Mia Golding
Ayr
Ontario
Commercial Cullings of Freight and Trade Totals
The text reports Argentina exporting 3,225,124 carcasses of sheep and lambs and 922,757 quarters of beef. It outlines mineral and metal production in France, Ford, Alaska, and other regions, noting iron, copper, antimony, and arsenic. It mentions building material shipments, textiles, and mill products, with inconsistent figures for dollars and trade with the United States, and lists Japan, Germany, and other nations in various trade terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Ford
Aiko
Jorge
Mullars
Comalla
Profit Ponters and Nadia Doderss Mystery
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names Nadia Doderss and Bayete meni amid unclear activity. Unsure events, no clear dates or locations, only scattered phrases about art work and a pool. The readable content is too garbled to derive a coherent news item or outcome.
Fragmentary местная заметка из старой газеты
Неполный OCR фрагмент содержит местные имена и места без явной истории. Текст непонятен, сохраняются лишь единичные фрагменты без связного сюжета.
Hailstorm Devastation Hits Kansas Wheat Crops
A Kansas farmer describes a decade of hallstorms devastating Kaneas and Sumner Sedgwick counties. About 38 900 acres wiped out mostly wheat, valued near half a million dollars. The piece notes insurance efforts, the cattle of hail, and historic attempts to disrupt storms.
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Kaneas
Euen
Sumner County
Sedgwick
Kansas
Cort
France
Spal
Hall Insurance
Thous
Rustern
Hall
Englishwoman's Vault Jewels Spark Toronto Trial Scene
An English woman once left a valuable jewel parcel in a Toronto trust vault and died. Lawmen staged a ceremonial retrieval in a private office, with seals broken and a crowd watching a tense sequence as lawyers and staff prepared the heir to claim the hoard.
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Canada
Toronto
Rochester Post Express
Lawyark
MPC
Diemubda
Cream Separator Use Grows Among Dairy Farmers
Farmers rapidly adopt hand cream separators to boost profits. Dairymen buy cream, saving skim milk for calves and reducing hauling costs. Fresh warm milk yields easier separation and thicker cream. U S Cream Separator, sold by Consolidated Wagon & Machine Company, offers neat capacity and durability with widespread agency coverage.
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U. S
Consolidated Wagon & Machine Company
Ants As Exemplars Of Cleanliness And Industriousness
Dr Kacherich of Strashurg University summarizes ants as paragons of cleanliness and industry. He argues their social order relies on scent communication and meticulous self cleaning, asserting ants’ habits would curb human disease if humans emulated them.
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Kacherich
Strashurg University
Solomon
Tie
Anta
Nature
Mey
Disease Defined by Odor in Medical Note
The text explains how odors mark diseases and conditions. It notes that both humans and animals perceive characteristic scents for illnesses like fever, rheumatism, pyemia, scurvy, peritonitis, and various fevers. It also mentions environments like asylums and prisons emitting identifiable odors.
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Pia
Health as a Business Asset
Health should be viewed as a business asset, argues Sr. Louis Hupullle. A disciplined approach to well being boosts long term output, turning health into a practical currency that yields greater productivity and reduced personal cost.
Paradine or Spirit House Shrines and Ritual Practice in Grand Canon
The text describes the Paradine or Spirit House of the Hoyt in Grand Canon where a messenger priest deposits sacred meat and offerings at a shrine and returns with herbs and waters for use in love rites. Shrines dot nearby hills and rivers, with underground kivas and Fraternities linked to Chewy Kivin.
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Clangaon
Hoptawne
Anonstora
Hemlock Bark Production Linked to Pennsylvania Tanning
Fragmentary OCR describes Pennsylvania supplying heminay DOr for tanning to 1400 and relating to wood asphalt production. It mentions Elinndt and a output figure around 7.89048 bushels of shuns and references 1006 woe 099778 eurda, with Wild HORST babiels connected to hemlock bark production for Pennsylvania in 1906.
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Pennsylvania
Elinndt
Detective Story Unerring Clue Misreads Unfolds in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR suggests a detective tale with a mysterious character and a tense pursuit. The readable bits hint at a stake involving a hat, wallet, and a wife, but most text is garbled, leaving core details unclear and the motive uncertain.
Veelliminary Prot Min and family inquiry over Mary
Inquiries regarding a person named Mary are noted with mentions of Veelliminary Prot Min and references to Glubdulend and Aine Pita Plane, suggesting a domestic or personal context involving a daughter named Mary. Further readable fragments indicate a concern or identification within a family group.
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Mary
No Two Hats Ever Alike In This Wise World
An essay celebrates infinite variety among women and hats. Matthew Suftleyeh and Silas Cute wager on finding two hats alike while touring New York landmarks from Fifth Avenue to theaters. They fail, proving hats, like women, cannot be identical and life would lose its charm if sameness prevailed.
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Mathew Suftleyeh
Borg
New York
Sun
Onder Brair
Matthew
Silas Cute
Silas
Great White Way
Fifth Avenue
Gainsboroughs
Earthquake Ignorance Revealed by New Jersey Cottage Readers
A fragmentary tale from New Jersey shows a cottage near New York unaware of the San Francisco earthquake until a farm family learns of the disaster from New York papers. A visitor misreads the news cycle, while the Milchpail routine continues and farm life stays bucolic.
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San Francisco
New York Sun
New Jersey
New York
San Franco
Keeping from Close Range
Fragmentary text suggests a school related scene with a parent and teacher, involving a temper issue and an uncertain outcome. The garbled wording limits clear facts, but hints at a classroom dispute and a parental reaction during a school meeting. No definite names or places are discernible.
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Wehool
Ata
Olwty
Varying Conditions and The Impremion You Avi of Jinks
Fragmented OCR text offers unclear details about immigration and payment themes. The piece references possible conditions tied to identity, travel, and monetary collection but lacks coherent events, names, or locations for precise summary.
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Suir
Peruna Kidney Remedy Praised by Satisfied User
A letter from Mrs Goo Hl of Bimser Grant Canada extols Peruna for kidney trouble. She cites ten years of distress, notes improvement after two bottles of Peruna and one of Manalia, and credits the remedy with restoring health and vitality. The writer emphasizes kidney function in filtering toxins and urges continued use when needed.
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Samwell
Goo Hl
Bimser
Grant
Can
Peru
Manalin
Manalia
Odd Eating Customs Across Islands and Peoples
A fragmented description notes diverse dining practices from Maldive islanders to Loanga and Anita negras, including drinking with meals, separate eating by family members, and guests invited into heated spaces. It mentions death at orgies, and Tahitians dining apart with each person eating separately in own spaces.
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Anita Drnk
Loanga
Kaeehtaka
Eve
Fam'ly
Thor
Allence
Grape-Nuts Seen Rebuilding a Sick Baby Boy
A Colorado mother recounts taking her fifteen month old son from pneumonia to brady fever and convulsions, then feeding him Grape-Nuts and cream in Kansas City and sister’s home. The child strengthened quickly, leading to a healthy, sturdy recovery attributed to the nourishing cereal.
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Inman
Sid
Kansas City
Posul Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Hamu
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Nadia Doderss
Dodds
Masao
Singgard
Beall
Louis Hupulille
Grand Cann
Khang Chi Teng
England
Grirtyn
Halt Lake City
B.C. Morris Floral CO
Jersey
Francisco
Pacific
Hoonville
Samantha
San Vrandieco
Milan
Wien
Cb.fizer
Mes
Fizer, Mi
Sterling, Ky
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