Man and Woman Suffer Kidney Trouble From Daily Strain
J G Lightner of Adriene Kansas describes years of back pain gravel and frequent urination from kidney trouble. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with removing all symptoms and urges others to try them. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
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J. G Lightner
Cedar St
Adriene
Kansas
Mr. Lightner
Dean
Milburn
Buffalo, N.Y
Skulls Preserved in Brittany Tradition Remains Noted
In Brittany a custom survives where after a period bones are dug up and the skull only is kept in a small heart opening box. Each box bears the name and date of the deceased, preserving a long standing practice.
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Brittany
Remarkable Cure of Eczema by Cutinera Remedies
A Piermont NY mother recalls her four month old son’s severe eczema spreading across his body and face. Despite doctors’ warnings, using all three Cutinura Remedies led to dramatic improvement in two months and full recovery in six, with the family attributing the turnaround to the treatment.
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Cutlin
Hegan
R. J. Risley
Piermont N. HL
Colored M. O. A. Branches and Brooklyn Tea Claim
The Colored M. O. A. in the United States has 100 branches. 14 are in educational institutions and 82 in cities. The aggregate membership exceeds many thousands. A Bend in finifield Tea tale offers Garfield Tea as a free package for constipation and liver trouble.
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United States
Bend
Finifield
Brooklyn
N. E
Women Who Like to Stand on Streetcar Conductor Says They Do It to Keep Clothes Wrinkle Free
A New York Press account describes a woman who refuses to sit on a streetcar, claiming she stands to keep her tailor-made gown from wrinkling. The conductor notes she rides regularly and never rests, insisting the stand helps her clothing look smooth. The anecdote mentions other women with the same habit and ties it to fashion and vanity.
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Farseth Street
New York
Falk
Repairing Brain A Certain Way by Food
A health-tinged ad explains brain work drains phosphate of potash from body. It argues the mineral must come via food rather than drugstore forms, promoting Grape-Nuts from Postum Co. as a daily support. It urges ten days to two weeks of use and notes broad retail sale.
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Nature
Grovern Everywhere
Postum Co
Batte Creek
Mich
A Monopoly of Mules By EB author of Tae G 0
Abner Green, a hard headed foreman at Greer Merrill, loses his job prospects after a failed promotion. A rail spur breaks under pressure from Champlin Mills orders, sparking a mule scramble to salvage the shipment. Green pockets a fortune by selling his own mules to cover the crisis, securing a banked payoff as the project nears failure.
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EB. Ae
Rancor Arica Rn AE
Joseph B. Bowles
Abner Green
Greer-Merrill Machine Company
Man Nay Ba
Green
Barker
Champlin Mills
Greer-Merrill
Faishing Room
Abner
Feather Creek
Chicago
Apur
Apner
Casey
Broadbury
Raymond
Vifle Bank
Laut
Merrill
Greerville
Monster Champlin Mills
Mr. Green
Cooperative fruit growers wield power in Oregon valley
An Outing Magazine feature contrasts Oregon Valley fruit growers with their manager, showing a tight knit group of six elected leaders who fix prices, discuss shipping, and supervise picking and spraying. It highlights Old Man Tucker as the final arbiter and notes classless local esteem based on fruit growing skill. The piece also cites a Chinese perception study describing widespread ignorance about America and Europe, aided by schools yet leaving many confused about global realms and boycott signals.
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Fruit Growers’ Union
Streeded
Harris Lloyd
Outing Magazine
Chris
Hank
Ned
Jim
Tucker
Coatleas
Europe
Peking
Japan
Rusela
Straits Settlements
America
South Africa
The Magyars in Hungary and democracy described
The New York Times explains Austria-Hungary’s triumphant use of manhood suffrage to curb Magyar resistance. It notes German and Magyar influence, language disputes with troops, and the risk of enduring democratic ideas. The piece contrasts European democracies and their monarchies, warning that a constitutional system may emerge by peaceful means.
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New York Times
Austria-Hungary
Hungary
the Times
Austria and
Austria
Greece
Europe
Kossuth
Democracy
England
America
Russia
Nm Republic
N. Y
Watch Contractors Guard Japan’s Work In Quiet Oversight
The text describes Japanese government projects overseen by onsite representatives who scrutinize every detail for flaws. The watchdogs, unseen yet pivotal, ensure flawless execution, reflecting national pride and disciplined diligence in industrial effort.
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Japan
Big Red Ball Observation Rules City Hall Workers
City hall staff follow the noon time ball on the Ma sonic temple, a 30 foot pole sightline now that the old county building is razed. The ball’s descent at 12 triggers a watch-set by 100 plus city clocks, drawing crowds as workers seek their daily glimpse and complain when visibility or mood spoils the event.
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City Hall
Old County
Chicago Party News
Masonic Temple
Montana
Ayer
Probation Then Marriage in Texas Household Test
A New York Mail report notes a Texas farmer advertised for a wife and required a period of housekeeping probation before marriage. The first applicant was chosen and they wed after a brief trial, though true probation may occur only after marriage. The piece argues marriage tests temper and compatibility, not mere housekeeping skill.
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Texas
New York Mail
Paris brasseries lose literary role as Parisian rendezvous
Le Petit notes that brasseries in Paris once gathered artists writers and politicians during the late empire and early republic. Today there is no literary brasserie left though occasional veterans or remnants attempt to revive the old tradition, which the piece calls a fading custom.
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Paris
le Petit
Nitrogen in Air Feeds Plant Growth Estimates
The text notes nitrogen's key role in plant growth and the large sums spent on fertilizers containing nitrogen. It mentions that chemistry has not produced an effective method to extract nitrogen from the atmosphere, while citing an estimate that atmospheric nitrogen weighs about 400 trillion tons.
Pinkham's Women’s Health Aid Promises Cure All
An advertisement extols Lipham 5 Piakkama as a cure for female ailments including nervousness kidney inflammation and menstrual issues The copy praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Mrs Pinkham’s free personalized advice offered through the Lynn laboratory inviting women to write for guidance by women.
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Masel
Hite
Embalmed College Yells Captured for Archives
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note suggests recording and archiving college yells and cheers from universities, comparing them to linguistic records from around the world. The idea envisions preserving campus exclamations such as rah rahs, hoots, and cheers for future study, alongside global language archives.
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Imperial Academcy of Sciences
Austria-Hungary
Academy
New Guinea
India
Australia
Greenland
Saya
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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