Remarkable test of Dr Williams Pink Pills cures nerves
Mrs Leander Lane describes how her daughter recovered from nearly three years of nervous prostration with Dr Williams Pink Pills. After initial improvement, the daughter relapsed when off pills, then recovered fully and returned to teaching at a university. The Lanes endorse the pills as restoring vigor via improved blood and nerves and say they are sold by all druggists worldwide.
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Wiliams
Leander Lane
The
Christian Church
Street
South Omaha
Neb
Niearly
Secre
Mrs. Lane
Poemster Says Poetry Poorest Punster Exchange
A humorous exchange on poetry and poverty references a pun about the letter V and a claim about Piso's Cure for Consumption with good results. The missive from John W. Henry in Fostoria Ohio 1901 notes cooks and wages, adding a domestic quip about cooking by his wife if not.
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John W. Henry
Fostoria
Ohio
Treasure hunt uncovers Attwood wealth in old inn rooms
In Staffordshire villagers hunt for Joseph Attwood and his brother’s hidden money from the Delph inn. Explorers uncover £400 in gold, hundreds of silver coins, coppers, and uncashed checks, a woman's watch, and old timepieces in walls cupboards and chimneys as they search behind wallpaper and in bottles and jars.
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Threer Freuk
Staffordshire
Saga
Tondon
Brierley Heh
Joseph
Attwood
Elvis
Doan's Kidney Pills Helped a Missouri Farmer
Every Walk in Life recounts A A Boyce of Trenton Mo describing severe kidney backache that left him unable to work. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he noticed the backache gradually disappear and finally stop. Doan's Kidney Pills sold by all dealers or mailed for 60 cents per box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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A. A. Boyce
Trenton
Doan
Nil Denters
oster-Milburn Co
Puffalo
Try Try Again At The Hot Weather Hotel
A traveler pleads for food with a week of no bites while a weary hotel keeper suggests chewing gum as a solution amid the heat. The exchange captures a slice of daily life in a bustling lodging house.
An Inviting Prospect for Canada's Wheat Supremacy
The article argues the United States may lose its status as the Western Hemisphere wheat exporter within a generation. It notes rising U S home use, declining harvests, and a shift of demand toward Canada. Observers predict Canada could become the empire's granary as exports shrink and prices rise.
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Canada
United States
Western Hemisphere
Minnesota
Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Wireless Telegraphy Inventor Debate Sparks Historical Claim
The article weighs claims to wireless telegraphy invention. It credits Dr Brantey of France with early work, notes Hertzian waves as a principle, and highlights Lee de Forest's later refinements with a responder system. It explains coherer limitations and Marconi's use of magnetic detector and hammer shake to clear filings, plus De Forest's simpler receiver setup.
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Dr. Brantey
France
Regiins
Marconi
Hertz
Brawley
Arco-Study
Fessenden
Marconi Systems
Lee de Forest
New York
Yale
de Forest
Navy
United States
Branley
de Pérest
Bis
The Warlike Farces of Modern Stage Combat
The Washington Post critiques contemporary staged sword fights as preposterous, sterile imitations of historic duels. It laments sanitized pretend warriors and recalls Lawrence Barrett’s vivid onscreen battles, noting the shift from lively danger to polished, unsafe theater while acknowledging real harm when injuries occur.
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Lawrence Barrett
Justion
Rupert
Bayard
Washington Post
The City’s Marriage Age Holds Steady Over Time
Chicago Pribune notes marriage license clerk Clai Salmongon cites a 25 year old man and 24 year old woman as the long standing average ages since the bureau opened. He says the average has not varied in twenty two years despite population growth.
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Chicago
Pew
Clai Salmongon
Lareuu
Mr. Salmongon
Pribuue
Orchestra of Murderers At Noumea Penal Colony
A New York World report claims convicts at the Brench penal colony Noumea New Caledonia formed a murderers band. The orchestra includes a reader murderer a Paris opera alumnus a cymbalist killer a hammer murder and other felons. They allegedly perform daily concerts for local inhabitants amid sensational crimes.
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Brench
Noumea
New Caledonia
Paris Opera House
New York World
Woman Recovers From Ovarian Ulceration After Herbal Remedy
Miss Marcanet Menxtey of Milwaukee writes that after severe pelvic pains and ulceration diagnosed by a doctor, she refused surgery and used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports ulceration healed, pain eased, appetite returned, and overall strength restored in eleven weeks, sending thanks.
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Daan
Preenam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Marcanet Menxtey
Third St
Milwaukee, Wis
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Praised by Kansas City Woman
Mrs Clara M Cuarssen of 1307 Penn St Kansas City Missouri says ovarian trouble and three surgeries failed until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her after twenty bottles. She credits the product with restoring her health and urges other women and doctors to try it.
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Dean
Lydia E. Pinkham
Misa Clara M. Cuarssen
Penn St
Kansas City
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Atortawa
Dakota
New Gazetteer of the World
Love Jil Ware Plaza
Hev. Lyman Abbott
D.D
Outlook
Ebster
Merriam Co
Springfield
Mass
Ieee
Sateen
Sue Baus
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OL Forest Wireless
Fliss Claussen
Bron
Mayer
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F. Mayer Boot & Shoe ‘Co
Lydia E. Finkham
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