Prominent Minnesota Merchant Cured by Kidney Pill
Hayden of O C Hayden & Co and Gryghods merchants of Albert Lea Minn report lasting relief from kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The borrower suffered near constant back pain, sleepless nights, and weakness before the remedy restored normal kidney action and eliminated the discomfort.
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Minnesota
Dean
Hayden
O. C. Hayden & Co
Gryghods
Albert Lea
Minn
Chestnut Flour Of Corsica Yields Inferior Bread
Chestnut flour, widely used in Corsica, yields poorer bread than wheat. It absorbs moisture quickly, molds easily, and bread made with it lacks the rising quality of yeast. Research by M. Comte shows similar starch content to wheat but lower nitrogenous substances, with higher fat and cellulose.
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Corwien
M. Comte
Before the Age of Buttons and Lacing
The fragment notes how readers of Lister would recognize the phrase Truss my points as early English usage. It links the expression to jerks in fashion, noting lace and buttoning altered talk as clothing fasteners changed.
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Lister
Chaucer
Van Pelt Manor and Long Island Dutch Roots
A feature on the 17th century Van Pelt Manor on Long Island detailing the Dutch colonial origins, intertwined families, and surviving structures like the Carl Van Pelt House and Cortelyou house site. It notes land grants from 1664, historic neighbors such as Van Brunt and Cortelyou, and the Main Street layout with the Dutch Reformed church and graveyard.
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van Palts
Townsend Cartelyou van Pelt
Jacob
Townsend Cortelyou van Pelt
Rapelje
Sarah Rapelje
Long Island
van Pelts
Duke of York
Charles Tr
New York
Carl van Pelt
Townsend Cortalyou
Houe
King’s Highway
van Brunts
Fort Hamilton
Cortelyous
Corte
Cortelyou
Cortolyou House
Low Teland
de Sellers
Certelyou
Vandervit
van Brunt
Cowenhoven
Denyse
Wycont
Van Nostrand and Voorhis Houses Mark Van Pelt Manor History
The article surveys Van Pelt Manor's historic district with the Van Nostrand mansion and the Voorhis house, noting eighteenth century features, gardens, and a projecting roof. It recalls the royal pole and Revolution era celebrations once on Main Street, now fading as new residents arrive.
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van Nostrand
Trent
Voorhis
Washington
Eighteenth Avenue
van Pelt Manor
Old Forts and Fields Shape a Dyker Heights Tale
The article recalls early colonial times along Main Street toward Van Pelt Manor, imagining a royal post road and the growth of modern houses. Town elder Cortelyou Van Pelt explains Dykers Meadows and Dykers Heights likely derive from the Cortelyou property and salt water dyker work, not a family name.
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van Pelt Manor
Dyker Heights
Dyker Meadows
Townsend Cortelyou van Pelt
Dykers
Cortelyou
Holhind
Dykera Meadows
Dykers Heights
Dykerp
Cortelyous
Good Engravings In Demand In New York Sun note
Demand for good engravings has surged after years out of fashion as collectors seek American subject pieces. Engravings once stored away in unimportant rooms are now valued higher, with increased interest from Fifth Avenue shops during the recent holidays.
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Fifth Avenue
New York Sun
Pedestrian Tour by Wisconsin Farmer Begins Annual Trip
Mrogst Bayecke a long-time Waukesha County resident since 1874 undertakes his yearly one week pedestrian tour. He travels through Milwaukee Ced arburg West Bend Wauconsia Eden Fond du Tac Oakfield South Byron Mayville and Iron Ridge following a trail noted by Ub-Chicago Chronicle.
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Mrogst Bayecke
Waukesha County
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Cedarburg
West Bend
Wauconsia
Eden
Fond du Tac
Oakfield
South Byron
Mayville
Iron Ridge
Tombstone Ad Highlights Vege table Balsam Cure Claim
This English church yard memorial praises Nathaniel Godbold esq inventor and proprietor of the Vegetable Balsam claimed to cure consumptions and asthmas. The item notes travel by Indian railways with sleeping cars convertible to berths but no dining cars.
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Nathaniel Godbold
India
Railways of
Simple warm footbath aids weak heart relief
A short, moderately warm footbath can greatly ease heart pain from organic heart disease. Do not use water so hot that the patient cannot bear it. The relaxing bath improves comfort with minimal risk.
Beginning to Doubt by Uncle Jerry Pee- Dies
In these reflections Uncle Jerry Pee- Dies frets over graft in high places. He voices distrust, declaring that honor seems absent even among thieves when he sees corruption in prominent stories.
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Jerry Pee- Dies
Sabers Reach Global Markets Amid War Time Trade
A fragmentary report notes discarded European military sabers flowing into Germany and spreading worldwide. From Africa to Yenem Arabia and Russian revolutionary circles, a German firm reportedly bought 1 million items and 20,000 condemned French blades, illustrating wartime trade networks.
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Europe
Germany
Africa
Yenem
Expensive Birthday and the Observer of Events Tale
The Observer of Events and Things notes a costly birthday for Methuselah’s kin. The remark highlights that his last birthday came before the era of candies, placing emphasis on age and novelty rather than sweetness in Yonkers St.
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Methuselah
Yonkers St
New Food Law Urges Consumers to Demand Clear Labels
An editorial argues for federal pure food legislation to require honest ingredient labeling. It cites Postum and Grape-Nuts as examples and urges readers to write their congressmen and senators to support a national standard protecting consumer choice and public health.
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Congress
Gov't Commission
Posatum Cereal €O
U. S
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Washington
Labor Trust
Americs
Temselves
Teader
Promote Pure Food Bill by clipping and mailing to reps
Advertises a public participation campaign urging readers to cut this text from publications, sign with name and address, send to a U S representative and a senator, and persuade friends to join to boost chances for the Pure Food Bill.
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U. S
Federal Food Ingredient Disclosure Act Proposal
A historical draft bill requires every food package to bear a complete ingredient list in plain English with maker name and address, enforceable penalties for mislabeling, government sampling by the Bureau of Chemistry, and enforcement provisions. The measure, dated for October 1906, seeks broad authority across states and territories.
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Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
District of Columbia
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
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