SICK FOR TEN YEARS Kidney Pills Clinch Recovery Story
A Jefferson Ohio man describes a decade of kidney disease with swelling to extremities and backache. After trying multiple doctors, he found relief taking ten boxes of Foster MIlburn Co kidney pills, reporting natural secretions and regained weight. Also a nurse motherhood anecdote and a note on Lord Milner’s South Africa appreciation signed by 370,000 people.
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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 Food and Digestion in Dyspepsia
The article discusses chewing as a factor in dyspepsia. It argues chewing thoroughly helps mix food with saliva and gastric juices, aiding digestion and easing stomach discomfort. It notes many people suffer indigestion when they eat quickly or swallow unchewed food, suggesting thorough mastication supports healthy digestion.
Harlan Named Interstate Commerce Commissioner By Roosevelt
James S. Harlan of Chicago, son of Supreme Court Justice John M. Harlan, is named by President Roosevelt to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The appointment honors Chicago and the nation, placing a man born in Evansville and educated at Louisville Princeton and Columbia in a pivotal rail rate and shipper balance role. Harlan, a former attorney general of Porto Rico, stands from a storied family with Revolutionary and Civil War ties, noted for stature and leadership.
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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 The deere grants Maud Macbride a judicial separation from Maj Macbride. Custody of their child awarded to Maud, but no alimony. The case cites her long advocacy for opposing views and notes historical context.
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Maud Miller Hipple
Maud Gonne
Joan of Arc
Maj. MacBride
Deere
Maud
Maj Macbride
Macbride
Teetland
Maotide
Noeun
Talking Clock Invented in St Louis City
A local inventor in St Louis claims a new talking clock that vocalizes hours rather than striking them. The device uses a graphephone element and a hidden speaker to announce time, blending features of a traditional clock with a spoken time cue for sleepers.
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St. Louis
Thia City
St Louis
Howl
Fragmentary note on wages and age misstatement
A damaged OCR fragment discusses a worker named Lily Tin Che and others with a claimed 10 percent raise or share. It mentions an operation and an age claim of 16, with a reply implying confusion or misstatement about being old or not. The text is incomplete and unclear.
Caring for the infant Encourage sleep over handling and warmth
The article urges minimizing handling of babies in the first six months to reduce nervousness and wakefulness. Emphasizing regular naps, proper sleep environment, and avoiding tight bands, it advises placing the crib away from direct light, not over-wrapping, and changing position. It warns against giving soothing syrups without a doctor's advice and to seek timely medical care for any illness.
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Wolee
Hangings and ribbons mark a shift in wall art style
Readers note a move from angled to flat pictures with massed groupings centered on each wall. Ribbon hangings and concealed wires become a feature, while small prints face staging challenges. tips include smoothing ribbons with a hot water wrap and using rinsed ink from a typewriter ribbon to prevent pen corrosion.
Value of the Pineapple Incomplete Digestive Claims
A fragmented note questions pineapple digestion claims and notes the fruit’s limited digestive power. It discusses sampling a quarter of a line of fruit near ripe and criticizes excess consumption. The text reflects outdated dietary assertions and unclear measurements.
Fragments of a Lantern Tale and Cold Soda Prep
Readable passages describe a lantern tale about Chinese lanterns and a grenade in a mumoor with cautions on lantern safety and a note on warming weather by washing with cold soda water before cooking. The text references band themes, hanst, and nourishment practices in a dated style.
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Pal
Cod
Emeylig
Cuticura Remedies Credited For Skin Cure 1908 Note
Emma J. Wilson of Liscomb Iowa reports a severe eruption on chest neck and body that crusted over before she used Cuticura Remedies. After starting treatment the outbreak cleared and has not returned for five years, reinforcing faith in Cuticura for skin diseases.
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Emma J. Wilson
Liscomb
Iowa
War on Liquor and Tobacco Drives Kansans to Help Friends
The Kansas Anti-Liquor Society adopts a plan to fight alcohol and tobacco by distributing free recipes to quit Drinking and smoking. They request participants not to sell the recipes but to give them to friends. Contact is Kane City, Missouri for guidance or subscriptions.
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Kansas Anti-Liquor Society
Thor Alco
Bie Gray Lidge
Kane City
Balance Claimed in Lab Dispute Over 600 Marks
Creditor confronts debtor about payment of 40 marks dispute after ledger shows 560 owed. Debtor contradicts, insisting on the balance. The exchange centers on a lab statement from the previous night and the contested total.
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Inet
Peace Swords Forged into a Geneva Plow Exhibit
During Philadelphia's 1876 centennial the Universal Peace union celebrated ten years. Officers and descendant officers donated swords to be melted into a plow symbol of peace, which became a field cultivator now displayed in Geneva with an inscription detailing its history.
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Philadelphia
Universal Peace Union
Geneva
Switzerland
Marketing fake breakfast cereal and domestic tips in ad text
An assorted, ad heavy fragment discusses Egg-O-See breakfast cereal praised for simplicity and health benefits. It extols household use and a free book on nature farming, amid scattered fiction dialogue and a note on baking powder and cream of tartar concerns.
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Gildren
Bee
Egg-O-Se Company
First St
Quincy, St
French Language Charge Shocks German Tenants In Duesseldorf
A landlord in Duesseldorf faces charges after an incident involving a tenant speaking French. The case centers on language use in a rented property and drew attention to cultural tensions between speakers and authorities. No further details were disclosed about the participants or the outcome of the dispute.
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M Duesseldorf Botr
Teenie
Astra
Iy Ul
Fragmented Medical Narrative Hidden in Obscure Text
The passage presents garbled lines suggesting medical discussion and personal distress. It references a doctor, female health concerns, and various disjointed names and phrases, yielding a fragmented historical item with unclear sequence or attribution.
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Thoro'p Ie Ronson
On Commerce Board
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Marlin
Henry Clay
James Turlan
Congress
Clay Harlan
James 5. Harlan
Clarkes
Bilop
Ioemar
Tony
Jay
Melani
Elise
Baie
Maud Gonne Macbride
sPomale Cheninion
Ireland
Putnam Face
Aia
Miles
George
Wotan
Mrs. Pinkham
America
Bayelsa
Alvin Bole
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