Doan's Kidney Pills Back Pain Endorsed by Richmond Woman
Mrs. F Heater of Richmond Indiana reports her son injured his back while working and feared kidney trouble. After taking Doan's Kidney Pills the pain subsided and he claims the remedy cured the ache. The ad urges purchase from local dealers with Foster Milburn Buffalo as general agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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F. Heater
North Thirteenth Street
Richmond
Ind
Dean
A. G. Luken & Cos
Dng
Doan
Price & Cents
Foster-Milhirua
Buffalo
New York
United States
Prosperity noted among Western farmers in May report
The May note of prosperity is strong in Western farming regions with farmers holding cash and reading the eastern panic as fading. The newspapers from major agricultural states report improved material welfare, while eastern states previously reliant on heavy support no longer require such aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aemenium
Weat
Banished the Bore Remedy Dampened Ardor for Sitting
A government bureau head endures a troublesome friend who sits endlessly in his office. A prank with glue on a cane chair traps the visitor, prompting the official to call out office boys and vow to uncover the culprit. The scene ends with the friend departing, never to return, as a reporter notes the odd episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bin
Jimmie
Sweating Coin Crime Declines As Fraud Winds Down
A historical note explains sweating, a theft method tied to counterfeit coin making. Copper wires and cyanide baths were used to remove metal from coins, with electric current easing the process. Bankers weighed coins to detect shortfalls, and experts noted the practice had dwindled to almost nothing.
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H. L. Adam
Delicious Chocolate Pie Recipe Tips
A compact home recipe note describes making chocolate pie using 1 quart milk and a package labeled OUR PIE. Each package yields two pies in three varieties Len ba chocolate custard, with directions on the package and a grocery order suggested.
Social News Ties Attend Whist Club and Teas
The Wednesday alt South Eleventh Street community held a morning gathering hosted by Mrs. William Bradbury at 308 North Fourteenth Street while Mrs. Lemon was away. A forthcoming June social calendar includes picnics, lawn parties, and a May event for Mrs. Charles Kolp's class.
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Charles Kelp
Wiliam
Kenike
South Midteenth Street
Jaherk Koln
Marjory Ad Aliee Denton
Thelin
Ferdinand Kolling
Miamis
June Robinson
Winifred Comatock
Mehrarher
Richerd
Charles Rolling
Robinson
June Gayle
Roland
Arthur Hughes
Rollid Weist
Robert Morrisson
Cleveland Chase
Creee
Turkish Troops Harass Macedonian Peasants in Sofia Report
A London correspondent in Sofia reports that Turkish troops in Macedonia show limited improvement in conduct. They focus on village searches for arms and extracting ruinous ransoms, while civil administration and Macedonian revenues strain under heavy taxation from bands and troops alike.
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London
Sofia
Macedonia
Gutrae Fa
Atreisiyia
Past Commander Avan the Speaker at Cambridge City service
Cambridge City Ind June 1. The ministerial services at the Presby terian church Sunday morn included a large audience and decorations with tags flowers and forest bouche. A notable feature was singing by a class of small boys and an address by Past Commander Ryan of Carlisle Ind. The Indian children were playfully described with war whoops in a fragment of the dialogue.
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Cambridge City
Ind
Simday Mornite
Ryan
Carlisle
German Society Fights Roet Proposal to Extinct African Wilds
Berlin May 10. The German society for the protection of wild animals protests against Professor Roet's suggestion to exterminate larger African colony wildlife because they harbor tailed bloodsucking ticks. The duke of Rumbor urges following the British Zoological Society lead to preserve specimens and protect empire fauna.
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Berlin
German Society For the Protection of
Aginst
Roet
Duke of Rumbor
London
British’ Society
The Quest of Beauty and Other Fragments From Pearsons Weekly
A collection of old magazine vignettes on beauty through the ages, Tennyson lore, a home mishap over a burst pipe, Eden’s location debates, and a humorous exchange about expectations. Includes fashion, poetry, and social quirks from classical and modern sources.
Coin of the Realm in Fayville Scrap Book
A humorous collection notes local tales from Fayville Massachusetts. Gilman Fay, known as Gil, buys at Col Texter Fay’s general store with makeshift currency and pumpkin seeds as change. Other vignettes include a priest and Irish worker, carnival humor, a judge and attorney courtroom quips, and miscellaneous anecdotes from early 20th century life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilman Fay
Gil
Fayvile
Mass
Texter Fay
Music. Sir George Murfuren on the aim of music and art
Sir George A Murfuren argues music embodies the finest art, setting poetry, painting, sculpture, and architecture in harmony. He asserts music expresses the deeper feelings that all other arts may only echo, shaping literature and culture through sound.
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George A Murfuren
University of Cas
Uithige Koawaud
Muskie
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California
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Fountain City
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Gainesville
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W. A. Sample
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