Strengthen the Stomach With Dr Williams Pink Pills
A Memphis reader credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing chronic indigestion after many remedies failed. He says three boxes ended his symptoms and praises the pills for building new blood and curing root causes. The ad endorses the Dr Williams Medicine Co and offers a free booklet on diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Strong
Capleville
Shelby County
Tenn
Memphis
Williams
Dr. Williams
Schencotady
N.Y
Nana
J. W, Cerner Drug CO
Sfringfield
Passing Personalities and Notable Figures
Edward 2. Russ, a leading US pen man, to engross the Russia Japan peace treaty. Mrs. R. F. Herrick, California native and Ohio governor’s mother, speaks on Indians of Humboldt Nevada. Hetty Green notes religious views, once mortgaged 28 churches. Guy Parker, Colorado cowboy, becomes an eastern art student. renowned rider. Prof Blake of Kansas University, inventor of submarine signals, joins a wealthy backer after early hearing test with rocks underwater.
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Edward 2. Russ
United States
Russia
Japan
Department of State
R. F. Herrick
Ohio
California
San Francisco
American Anthropological Association
Humboldt
Nev
Hetty Green
Guy Parker
Colorado
Parker
Blake
University of Kansas
The Secret of Youth and Grape-Nuts Benefit
A 94 year old man credits Grape-Nuts with restoring digestion and normal bowel action after years of indigestion. He reports increased strength, suppleness, and happiness, saying he now walks erect and enjoys life, and notes Postum Co Battle Creek as the maker. The testimonial promotes a health claim linked to the product.
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de Soto
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mick
Esther Pleading for Her People Sunday School Lesson
A historical Sunday school lesson outlines Esther as she pleads for her people in Shushan. It notes dates from Xerxes era, the great feast, Esther's elevation, Mordecai's urging, and Esther's cautious strategy through fasting, royal appeal, and a planned approach to Save her nation.
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Esther
Hata
Jerusalem
Belen
Ahasuerus
Xerxes
Shushan
Babylon
Eesther
Persia
Adeney
Sayce
B. C
Ahasuerus of
Asther
Darius Nlystaspes
Asia
Egypt
Greece
Hellespont
Darius
Marathon
Herodotus
Susa
Vashti
Mordecai
Haman
Inferior Leather Fails Weight Test for Quality Boots
The text notes that inferior leather with added glucose and barium is used to pass weight tests for first quality material. It absorbs moisture freely, and a shoe made from it never stays dry. Even in dry weather, foot perspiration makes such footwear dangerous and quickly rots the inner sole.
Epitaph for Maj James Brush in Woolwich churchyard
In Woolwich Kent England a grave epitaph commemorates Maj James Brush Royal Artillery who died April 14 1834 from an accidental pistol discharge by his orderly. It praises him as well done good and faithful servant.
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Woolwich
Kent
England
James Brush
Royal Artillery
She Breaks Rule in House of Commons Library
Justin McCarthy accompanied a young American married woman through the library of the house of commons and noted it was against rules for a woman to sit. She then drew a chair to a table and sat down.
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Justin McCarthy
House of Commons
Edinburgh volunteers review shows dated muzzle loaders
About 40 000 Scottish volunteers were reviewed in Edinburgh by the king. The artillery moved with muzzle loading guns from 1860, while the volunteers were ready. The contrast highlighted the weapons as outdated for modern warfare.
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Edinburgh
Edward
Sisters Dressed Alike in Breton Gala Attire
A feature notes how sisters in Breton provinces are easily identified in crowds as girls from the same family wear matching gala dresses, creating a striking effect on feast days. It highlights the charm of the traditional attire and its visual impact during celebrations.
Japanese Railways Add Newspaper Reading Cars
Japanese railway firms introduce newspaper reading cars on select passenger trains. Newspapers are kept for travelers to read during their ride, enhancing in-ride comfort and information access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Cats Overrun Wadworth Town in Deserted Railside
Wadworth Nevada once a rail hub for 4000 people now shows a town of deserted shanties overrun by thousands of wild cats. The descendants of hundreds of abandoned house cats roam streets and alleys, creating a stark scene of neglect and decline.
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Wadworth
Nev
New Argentine Coin Introduced as Official Currency Unit
Argentina's finance minister proposes a new coin to replace paper currency, naming the unit Argentino. The plan envisions Argentino as the official monetary unit, replacing the existing notes in circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Draws the Line There Season Woodsman Takes No Axe
A note from the Atlanta Constitution reflects on a season when the woods beckon but this paet heads out without an axe or crosscut saw. The quirky line signals a gentler approach to outdoor work and a shift in how tools define the trek.
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Atlanta Constitution
Salmon in Bales
The Japanese method of preserving salmon caught in large numbers at Sakhalin is to salt and press them into bales for storage and transport.
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Sakhalin
Wealthy man confesses churchgoing alibi in odd street encounter
A Kansas City druggist recalls a Sunday morning incident in which a wealthy man tossed a dime on the counter and asked for two nickels. The man’s question about a slot machine was met with the reply that he was going to church, revealing an unusual exchange with a possible motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lin Gotog
Kidney Pills and Political Contention in 1909
An eclectic clipping blends early 20th century health ads with political quips and court notes. It touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble, cites testimonials, and mentions a Chicago indemnity case vouching for substantial commissions. Also includes gossip jabs about elections and public progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Life Indemnity Company
Jackson Blvd
Chicago
Rosenfeld
Life Insurance Company of
Pennsylvania
Security Ife and Annuity Company
Lewis Factory Cigars and Personal Talk Clash
An old advertorial fragment from Somerville Jour n notes that a preferred talker discusses your affairs. It pivots to advertising Lewis Factory cigars from Peoria priced at 30.00 per M. The text also hints at branding comparisons and a “chip off the old block” caution.
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Lewis
Lewis Factory
Peoria. Ll
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