Goulden backs Doan's Kidney Pills for quick relief
Congressman Goulden of New York's 18th district endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder troubles noting relief by the second day. The pamphlet cites bold claims and price 60 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo. The text also mentions public domain land surveys into townships and sections.
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Don
Joseph A. Goulden
Congress
New York
Hatch
N. Y
Doan
Dean
A. Goulden
Foster Milburn
Buffalo
European Countries Tax Gait and Salt Monopoly
In many European countries a heavily taxed government monopoly, Italy patrols its beaches to prevent poor people from evaporating sea water for low grade salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Against the Public Interest in Proprietary Medicines
An opinion piece denounces proposed laws requiring printed formulas on proprietary medicines. It argues such labeling would ruin advertising, empower pirates, and harm manufacturers. It also praises aggressive U S meat product exporters and notes historical Irish poverty.
Tea as Daily Comfort in Humble Moments
A brief reflection on tea as a simple, enduring pleasure that quiets the day. The piece notes tea’s modest charm and its unobtrusive presence in ordinary life, offering small solace and routine.
Fragmentary poem fragment about longing for a sweetheart
A damaged OCR text fragment portrays longing for a sweetheart. It mentions a portrait and imagined speech to the figure, with garbled words and unclear phrases. The piece reads like a strained lyric recalling past affection and distant memories.
Counterfeiter’s confession of crime and plea for mercy
A blind beggar, Charles Martin, is found guilty of counterfeiting after detectives uncover his role as the maker of bogus money. He pleads for leniency, detailing how poverty and the loss of sight drove him to crime to support his family, including his eight year old helper from whose eyes he benefited. The judge sentences him to five years, with a request for a presidential pardon.
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Charles Martin
Desides
Martin
Vasily
Clue
Xine
Tme
Jehildren
Alma
Dr Williams Pink Pills Claimed To Cure Neuralgia
Mr Porter from Raymond New Hampshire credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing years of neuralgia. He describes intense head and eye pain and restless nights before steady improvement after using six boxes. The cure is claimed to be complete and lasting, with pills available from druggists or the Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
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Dr. Williams
Fiat Ae
Charles H. Porter
Raymond
N.H
4 Le
Dr Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Europe's Largest Fig Tree at Rosewell Brittany
Europe's largest fig tree is in Brittany at Rosewell in the garden of 4 Capuchin convent. Its sprawling branches, held by scaffolding, are said to shelter over 200 people.
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Europe
Rosewell
Brittany
Hemling’s Best and Panic at Eclipse Theft
A grocer advertises coffee, baking powder, extracts and spices as Hemling’s Best, promising true quality. The piece notes panic among Egypt’s crowd during the 1883 solar eclipse when soldiers guarded the British camp as cries rose with the darkened sun.
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Hemling
Egypt
The Arctic Region and Mysterious Notes
The Arctic region is described as a deep polar ocean nearly enclosed by land with Atlantic water flowing toward Siberian coasts and outward along Green Piso's Cuve. A testimonial from Vantrurin Indiana dated February 10, 1900 mentions Wall Paper effects, noting large patterns and dark colors seeming to shrink rooms while plain or striped patterns widen perceived space.
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Arctic Region
Arctic
Green
Fragmented OCR note on travel and rail ads and France
A garbled mix notes about tea letters and pope slippers, followed by a travel inquiry offer from Warren General Agent of A T & S F Ry Salt Lake City, then a line on France spending fifteen years on submarine navigation research.
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Santa Fe
Warren
Genl. Agt
A. T
France
Shall We Keep the Family Together At Table Longer
A reflection on family mealtime practices and ancient honor. The text notes how a Greek general’s death prompted soldiers to shave heads and alter horse manes as a symbolic gesture. It suggests cultural rituals that reinforce unity and mourning.
Dehitting & Company Ban Franotac
Fragmentary text shows a corporate name and a partial phrase, suggesting a short notice about Dehitting & Company and a term Ban Franotac. No clear event, date, or location is readable to establish a concrete news item or outcome.
Red cedar shapes for formal northeastern gardens
The native red cedar is a versatile evergreen suitable for formal gardens in the northeast. Garden Magazine lists its main forms including standard bay tree, dome arching from globose arborvitae, pyramid, spire, arch trained over pipes, and a ragged Swiss pine likeness from tall cedars with bare trunks and tufted tops.
The Composer Who Filches Comic Idea from De Koven
Reginald De Koven denounces a foreign musician’s honesty in a comic opera fantasy. A brigand chief mocks a strolling musician turned composer and forces him to sing an aria before declaring he never exacts tribute from a colleague.
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de Koven
Reginald de Koven
Mr. de Koven
Fragmented verse fragment from a New York Times piece
A nostalgic, misspelled lament in a dated newspaper page adds a cryptic note about love, time, and farewells. The text reflects on vows, May, and distant memories with garbled lines and a signature reference to Jonex Jr in New York Times.
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Borger
Phan
Jonex, Jr
New York ‘Times
The Pessimist and the Incorrigible Neighbor
A. J. Cassatt, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, is praised as an amateur farmer. He recalls a neighbor near Chesterbrook, an incorrigible pessimist, who mocks farmers yet offers no good reason for complaint about the year. He notes hay shortages for young calves amid a generally fine year.
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A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cassatt
Chesterbrook
Henry
Found Rare Art Treasures Unearthed in Italy Church
A whitewash removal during repairs at Coreggio church near Omegna reveals frescoes by Grandenso Ferrari. The London Globe notes the works are among Italy's medieval treasures, with splendorous color in the best period of Italian art.
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Italy
Coreggio
Omegna
Grandenso Ferrari
London Globe
The Curative Power of Peruna in Kidney Disease
A testimonial from Nicholas J. Herts of Albany describes a severe kidney illness worsened by cold and exposure. After using Peruna, back pains eased within a week and work resumed in four weeks. He continues to use small doses when exposed and reports ongoing health. Dr. Hartman promotes free medical advice and testimonials.
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Nicholas J. Herts
Ancient der of Workmen
Capitol Lodge
Pearl Street Hotel
Albany
Peruna
Hartman
Pei
Ldreen Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
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