Doan's Kidney Pills Praised By Mrs Broderick
Testimony from Mrs Broderick of Virginia and I in San Antonio shows kidney pain and backache relief after May 1902 use of Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports a year of relief with minor recurrences and recommends keeping a box on hand as a guard against kidney trouble. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo supplies through druggists for 50 cents.
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Apella
Doon
Algan
Doan
Mra. Broderick
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Quotable Odds and Ends From a Talkative Exchange
The Exchange offers quips on character and fortune with pithy banter about optimism and pessimism. It notes cider supply in German Switzerland priced by the hour and consumed freely at the drinker’s discretion.
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Switzerland
Exchange
Odd Catalog Fragments From Old Print Include Dyes and Dickering
A jumbled block of OCR text lists various products and notes from different venues. References include Dr Kline's nervous tonic samples, Allen's Foot Base powder, Canterbury Cathedral workers, Japan shipyard steamers, and New York hotels with extensive telephone systems, all presented as scattered lines without coherent narrative.
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Allen
Drugaisto
Allen B. Olmsted
Loltoy
Japan
Iarus
New York City
If the Stock Markets Were Closed
The Atlantic argues that if global stock markets were shut, investors would lack guiding data on prices and demand. Without public quotations, capital could flow into unnecessary railways or mills, while essential industries starve for funds, risking misallocation and ruin.
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Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Atlantic
Nervous Strain in Conversation by S M Crothers
A meditation on social discourse contrasts conversations with the overly informed to gentler exchanges. The piece laments nervous strain when facing rapid recurrences on topics and prefers companions with a touch of kindly silliness. It rejoices in wit tempered by humane restraint and notes the joy of unobtrusive humor. Atlantic Monthly.
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S. M. Crothers
Ian
pott-Atlantic Monthly
An Undesirable Quality in Self View
Waverley Magazine argues unhappiness stems from self consciousness and misplaced self importance. It urges recognizing personal insignificance within a larger world to reduce sorrow and focus on being good, honest, and considerate.
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Waverley Magazine
The President as an Idyllic National Figure
A reflective essay from The Century explores how Americans treat the President as both curiosity and idol. It notes spectators at the White House display reverence, pride, and awkward awe, while often shedding critical debate. The piece frames the President as an impersonal national symbol beyond individual politics.
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White House
Citieny
Can We Grow Apples Like We Did Before
A farm expert argues eastern orchardists have drained soil and reduced soil moisture, causing reduced apple yields. Citing Cornell data, he notes fruit trees remove nitrogen and potash far more than corn, urging renewed soil fertility, manure use, and grass mulch to revive apple production. W. F. Massey.
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Congress
St. Louis
Clothier
Agricultural Experiment Station
Cornell University
W. F. Massey
The Height of Daring
A short item from June Smart Set features Willie Littleboy and Bob Thickneck debating heroism. A humorous exchange frames a hero as someone who endures a tough test for a bulldog’s call, with playful banter about courage and reputation.
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Willie Littleboy
Bob Thickneck
June Smart
Free Medical Advice for Working Girls at Lydia Pinkham’s
A letter from Miss Janger Pann of New York praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relieving back pain poor sleep and painful menses after work-related strain. The notice invites all working girls to write to Mrs Pinkham Lynn Massachusetts for free guidance and asserts a $5000 forfeit for forged letters.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Janger Pann
West 125Th St
New York City
Caticora Soap Promotes Skin Care and Beauty Benefits
An advertisement extols GUTICORA SOAP as the world’s greatest skin soap and the world’s sweetest toilet soap. It claims Caticora Ointment and related products preserve, purify, beautify the skin, cleanse the scalp, stop hair loss, soften hands, aid baby irritations, and soothe perspiration and ulcers with emollient and cleansing properties.
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Cnticim Hesolvent
Fey Eich Teeta Ieee
Sealy
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