Kidney Pills Relieve Chronic Pain, Restore Health
Wm. H. Walter of Chateworth Illinois describes years of kidney disease with side and back pain and dark sediment in urine. He states Dean's Kidney Pills gave quick relief, cured him, and helped him regain weight after previous loss. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Walter
Chateworth
Ills
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Sunny Disposition Beats Sulks in Social Graces
A fashion writer extols optimism at home and in public life, noting cheerful friends uplift work and friendships while sulky moods spoil meals and faces. Practical tips praise pleasant conduct, self control, and direct talk to resolve misunderstandings. A related item highlights a sachet organizer for gloves and ties, a colonial lantern revival, and delicate baby cloaks with fine embroidery and multiple linings.
New Powder Bag And The Papier Poudre Beauty Trick
The piece traces old concealing kits for talcum powder now replaced by the papier poudre a French import. A small square paper acts as sponge puff and perfume bag with a roughened side for cleaning and a scented side for powder. It can be hidden in the glove belt or handkerchief and used invisibly by a practiced hand.
Versatile Three-Piece Jumper Costume Fashion Guide
The article advocates a jumper skirt set with a guimpe in contrasting material. It outlines mixing plains for morning, a linen or similar guimpe for afternoon, and net or lace guimpes for dress wear. A three or four guimpe wardrobe allows varied occasions.
Good Face Bleach Recipe Fragment From Historical Note
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century kitchen note describes a face bleach using almond milk and ground almonds. Instructions mention blanching 80 almonds, mashing in a basin with sugar, and using a wooden potato masher with care. The text is incomplete and contains many garbled phrases.
Education and self restraint foster international arbitration
The text argues that arbitration training arises from college culture promoting self restraint and broad intellectual vision. It emphasizes that educated individuals restrain themselves to gain strength elsewhere and learn through diverse fellowship, history, and exposure to multiple judgments to support international arbitration.
Supremacy of America's Star Gazers in Astronomy
The United States leads in astronomical research with superior observatories funded by wealthy patrons. Prominent American astronomers like Prof. William H. Pickering are cited as key figures, and the text anticipates rapid progress in solving planetary habitability, meteorology linkage, and the possibility of intelligent life beyond Earth.
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America
Europe
Middle West
West
England
William H. Pickering
Harvard Observatory
United States
Mars
Broadening Effects of Women's Clubs
The club movement among women has grown from self improvement to addressing civic and national issues. Leadership rewards ability, not wealth, shrinking class barriers and pairing diverse women on committees. Interfaith club participation fosters tolerance, with study and lecture clubs expanding cultural access for those of limited means. The sphere of women’s influence widens beyond home and church toward vast potential.
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Libby
McNeill & Libby
Chicago
Portland, Tacoma
Seattle
Bellingham
Everett
Vancouver, Victoria
New Westminster
Missouri River
Council
Kansas City
Union Pacific
California
D. W. Turtle
T. P. Ay
W. Fifth Street
Des Moines
Iowa
Paxton CO
Boston
Mass
Security Gall
Security Remedy Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Callon
Bettinger Coontr
N.Y
Halse
Bryson
Traer
Red Lake Counties
Seer Ieee
Rose
Violet
Marguerite
Clyde
HE. M. Hughson
Hugson
Washington
Paul Revere
Old North Church
Walat
Charles F. Thwing
Western Reserve University
Electricians
Boy P
National Lead Company
New York
Malo
Olav Vinciuati
Hopton
Pale
Wie & Bros, Co
Ational Lead & Oil Co
Alent Phi
Carters
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