Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Worth in Back and Kidney Ailments
A Wa terville restaurant keeper credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing year long kidney pains and backache after several doses. The testimonial appears among varied clippings noting health advice, odd anecdotes, pure food debate, and a moral about revenge and forgiveness.
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A. Moore
Waterville
Doan
Pope
Donn
Yea Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. A
At Home Remedies for Linen, Paper, and More
A collection of home cures and household tips from a period guide. Includes mixtures for perfumes to refresh linens, apple water drinks, flea deterrents, paper restoration with watercolor, cockroach extermination, preserved flowers, faded cotton revival with dyes, and a cream cheese dish. Also features a claimed simple remedy for backache and kidney trouble with fluids and syrups, plus expert notes on safety and efficacy.
Stuffing Squabs and Orange Sauce for Roasts
Simple bread stuffing for squabs moistened with sherry plus an orange sauce. Mrs. Eleanor Lucas advises a plain flour and water gravy with parsley orange juice orange rind and seasonings served hot. Broiled squabs get gravy with stock finished the same way. Apples baked with cloves and sugar cooked in water, then strained syrup colored red, cooled for serving.
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Eleanor Lucas
Cucumber Pickles and Fruit Cookies From Old Recipe
Cucumber pickles are preserved by pouring boiling water over a peck of cucumbers, cooling, drying, and packing, then covering with a prepared vinegar infusion of cider vinegar pepper salt curry powder cornstarch mustard and additional cold vinegar. Fruit cookies mix sugar butter eggs nutmeg dates walnuts and baking soda dissolved in hot water, drop onto pans and bake.
Velvet Rice Pudding from Good Housekeeping
A recipe for velvet rice pudding uses milk rice sugar salt and nutmeg with raisins and butter baked slowly for five hours and served hot with cream optional. It also notes removing corn silk with a small vegetable scrub brush as a corn season tip from Good Housekeeping.
Nothing Hid From Kaiser Emperor Reads Newspapers Daily
The Kaiser is famed for wide reading and constant pursuit of current affairs. A Munich paper notes he reads at least three papers daily and updates the list weekly to capture all political viewpoints. The foreign and interior ministries supply cuttings dated and labeled for his perusal, with marginal notes and rapid classification for reference. He also requests technical topic cuttings when he is focused on specific interests.
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New York Daily
Almple
Bright
Munich
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Interior
Furious Humor On Child Healed By Cuticura Remedies
Mrs. F. Ruefenacht of Bakersfield California reports a severe itchy eruption after measles in her seven year old granddaughter. After twenty four hours with Cuticura Remedies the condition improved and within five days the child was entirely cured and remains well. June 25 and July 20 1906.
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F. Ruefenacht
Bakersfield
Cal
Subtle and silent acting discussed by Harrison Grey Fiske
At a New York dinner Harrison Grey Fiske spoke on acting, praising restraint pace and nonverbal cues. He argued life is subtle and silent and offered examples of expression without words. The excerpt includes reflections on relationships and male nature from period commentary.
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Harrison Grey Fiske
New York
Acting
Mr. Fiske
Where ders a will there s always a bunch of poor relatives
A compact collection of signals and jokes from a period humor page. It includes a tale of a stubborn boy named Tommy and a geography lesson about will versus effort, plus a quip about an aging steamship and a banker’s small loan scheme. The piece ends with an exaggerated medical ad for a cure.
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Tommy
Lippincott’s
Where He Had Best of It and Red Head Quarrel
A compact note about twins John and Willie with their fiery friend Archie and a quarrel sparked by the insult red head. Archie defends his identity amid the taunt claiming twins cannot tell him apart.
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John
Willie
Archie
Folke
Grand Forks Press
Mildred and Clothilde Debate Worth of a Dear Man
In a brisk banter Mildred asserts love surpasses money Clothilde counters the appeal of cheap men. The exchange hints at social values and romance tensions between two women in a sharp, witty dialogue.
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Mildred
Society aims new province and dioceses abroad
The Society for the Propagation of the Gospel hopes to establish a new province in Central Africa and add dioceses in Manchuria Singapore Edmonton Khartoum northwest and northeast Rhodesia.
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Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Central Africa
Manchuria
Singapore
Edmonton
Khartoum
Northwest
Rhodesia
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