Kidney Pills Claim Ten-Year Cure for Woman’s Ailment
A Wisconsin man reports kidney disease lasting a decade with swelling, backache, and dropsy. He credits Rauvising Hoan's Kidney Pills after about ten boxes, saying kidney secretions normalized and health improved, weight rose, and former symptoms vanished. Sold by Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. The Nurse Had the Carriage features a mother’s view on infant care and a nurse’s limits. Lord Milner receives an address of appreciation from 370,000 signers for South Africa service. commentary by Hugh Black.
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W. Harris
Chestnut St
Jefferson
Ohio
Hoan
Brent
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Lord Milner
South Africa
Die of Somerset
Chewing and Diet Linked to Digestive Problems
The article discusses how chewing behavior affects digestion, noting that thorough mastication is essential to break down foods like grapes and dairy. It emphasizes diet choices and the impact of soft or liquid foods on gastric comfort and digestion efficiency.
James S Harlan Named to Interstate Commerce Commission
President Roosevelt appoints James S Harlan of Chicago to the Interstate Commerce Commission. A son of Supreme Court Justice John M Harlan, he formerly served as attorney general of Porto Rico and comes from a storied family with Civil War and political ties.
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Porto Rico
Oyster Bay, N
Roosevelt
James 8. Harlan
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harlan
John M. Harlan
Supreme Court of the United States
Iiels
James
Silas Harlan
Virginia
Hine Licks
Daniel Boone James
Evansville
Ber
Kentucky
Louisville
Princeton University
Columbia Univer Asity
TSS
Melville W. Puller
Jnatice
Wie
Timeis
Maud Noble
Washington, D. C
James Harlan
Harlans
Dans
George Shanklin
Richard
John
Princeton
Harlanda
Winchester
Vai
Interstate Commerce
John Marshall Harlan
Thomas
Sherman
Richard Davenport Harkin
Lake Forest
Irish Joan of Ave wins custody in separation case
Parike Thedeere grants Maud Macbride judicial separation from Maj Macbride. The court awards Maud custody of their child. The narrative notes her long advocacy for reform and details of the trial, with historical references to her public work and controversial life.
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Maud Gonne
Joan of Arc
Maj. MacBride
Deere
Maud
Maj Macbride
Macbride
Teetland
Maotide
Noeun
Invents Clock That Talks In St. Louis News Item
An eccentric inventor from St. Louis claims to have created a talking clock that speaks the hours and chimes with a musical tone. The device reportedly uses a grapheusone attachment and offers programmable phrases, promising novelty and potential uses in timekeeping and entertainment.
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St. Louis
Thia City
St Louis
Howl
Truly Feminine A Of Lily Tin Che Wwiteime El Al Dollionnd
Fragmentary OCR notes compare ages and compensation in an operation. It states a person aged 16 received a 10 percent share while a related quote hints at a wage or value tied to longevity, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
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Clarkes
Bilop
Ioemar
Tony
Jay
Melani
Elise
Caring for the sleeping baby in early months
A historic parenting note urges minimal handling for six months, prioritizing sleep and home safety. It warns against tight bands, excessive movement, and overheating. Seek physician advice for any illness and avoid soothing syrups unless prescribed.
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Wolee
Hanging Pictures Tilted No More in Modern Homes
Modern room styling favors flat wall mounting with centered single pictures per wall. Rich ribbons and rosettes hide wires from the ceiling while heavy cords form bows. A smooth mass effect is created by grouping small pictures together, using careful alignment and neat, crease-free ribbons. A practical ribbon ironing method is described. Ink care for fountain pens is advised, avoiding watery inks that corrode nibs.
Pineapple Digestive Value Misunderstood in Kitchen Notes
A fragment discusses pineapple consumption and digestive value noting overuse harms flavor and nutrition. It suggests using a quarter wedge half an inch thick from a ripe sample for cooking and hints at limited digestive power in the fruit.
Band lanterns on porch and lantern safety note
The text describes hanging Chinese lanterns on a porch and a grenade in a mumoor with cautions about safety, including how the lanterns must be prevented from ignition and how to handle potential flame spread. It also mentions washing cold soda water before cooking to refresh people in warm weather and using sweet deterrents to ensure quality when necessity demands.
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Pal
Cod
Emeylig
Cure for skin disease praised by Liscomb woman
Emma J. Wilson of Liscomb Iowa reports a severe eruption on chest neck and body that healed after using Cuticura remedies. She states the eruption returned years later but again disappeared after continued use, claiming lasting relief and strong faith in the products. She cites October 1 1908 as the date.
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Emma J. Wilson
Liscomb
Iowa
War on Liquor and Tobacco Campaign Plan Adopted
The Kansas Anti-Liquor Society outlines a new effort to combat liquor and tobacco use. They offer a pamphlet with a free recipe to stop drinking and a plan to curb the habit, requesting recipients not to sell the recipes but share them with friends. The note lists Gray Lidge in Kane City, Missouri, as the contact for the initiative.
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Kansas Anti-Liquor Society
Thor Alco
Bie Gray Lidge
Kane City
Justice in the Lab Debt Dispute Ends in Brief Exchange
A creditor confronts a debtor over an alleged 600 mark debt, the debtor insists the lab statement shows 560 marks owed and offers the remaining 40 as the balance due, claiming miscalculation rather than unwillingness to pay. The exchange highlights a dispute over exact figures and settlement timing in a lab context.
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Inet
Swords Turned to Cultivator in Peace Symbol Exhibit
During Philadelphia's centennial in 1876 Universal Peace union members donated swords to be melted into a plow symbolizing peace. The weapons were forged into a common field cultivator and placed in a hall in Geneva Switzerland, with an inscription detailing the implement's history over it.
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Philadelphia
Universal Peace Union
Geneva
Switzerland
Egg-O-See and the breakfast food craze in markets
An old advertisement parodies a breakfast cereal claim, praising Egg-O-See as the top breakfast food and urging purchases by grocers. The text promotes the product as easy to prepare, tasty, and nourishing, noting a free book on natural living and home use. It alternates with a fictional vignette about a quarrel and social chatter.
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Gildren
Bee
Egg-O-Se Company
First St
Quincy, St
Charged for Using French in Duesseldorf Landlord Case
A German landlord in Duesseldorf faces charges after an incident described with scattered phrases about language use. The report notes confusion over who spoke and the nature of the alleged act, with no clear date or outcome provided in the readable text.
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Teenie
Astra
Iy Ul
Fragmented Text From An Unclear Medical Note
A garbled note references medical concerns and treatments, mentioning a woman, a doctor, and various unclear terms. The readable parts hint at female health issues and possible prescriptions or instructions but lack coherent context or specifics. The passage reads as a jumbled transcription with multiple misspellings and stray names, offering little actionable detail.
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