Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Estherville Resident
Mrs. 3. B. Strong of Watherville Iowa testifies she suffered kidney trouble with back pain and fatigue until Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her symptoms. She continues to praise the remedy and endorses continued publication of her testimonial. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
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Fragmented plea in noisy exchange at local gathering
The text reflects a garbled dialogue among residents including Mr Scrapper and Mrs Burs discussing delays, a police presence, and a communal dispute. The fragment hints at frustration over a budget and a plan that stalled or needed approval.
Saving Money With Fotey’s Llousy And Tar Compound
An advertisement proclaims Fotey’s Llousy And Tar Compound stops coughs and colds, heals raw throats, and eases hoarseness and bronchial symptoms. Sold by all druggists. Also offers home care tips for invalids and nursing rooms, stressing cleanliness and fresh air.
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The Peach Gift and the Sultan's Court Tale
A tale recounts Ahmed Rushdi Pffendi, a palace clerk in a far empire, who delivers gifted peaches to the sultan. Misunderstood by guards as a bomb threat, he is imprisoned. in court he claims the gift led to his misfortune. The sultan later grants three favors including a hatchet and a divorce, tying peaches to fate.
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Study of Poetry by Matthew Arnold Teaches Aids
The passage argues poetry's high standards, noting Shakespeare Milton and others as touchstones. It urges using brief lines as guides to judge quality, claiming few lines suffice to discern true merit and avoid fallacious estimates.
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Stageland on Broadway a City Within a City
In New York the Broadway district around Forty-Second Street is actor land a distinct world. The area is a close knit fraternity where denizens dress sharply and seek to impress while outsiders seem neutral. The scene blends glamour with rivalry and mutual familiarity.
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Contemporary critics and the genius in art criticism
An excerpt from Archibald Henderson cites Bernard Shaw and other luminaries to argue that contemporary criticism often derides great artists. It notes critics label Blake Shelley Owen Ruskin Zola Ibsen as mad or misguided, while Wagner and Beethoven face cultural backlash and gossip rather than fair appraisal.
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A survey of odd German associations notes groups like the Society For Promoting Good Manners Among the Poor and clubs uniting all Germans with pointed beards. It mentions ex-lunatics as members and a town with 22 societies in a 2000-population area. Also warnings on rare beefsteak and parasitic risk in undercooked meat.
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Pretty Safe Prison Myth From Tasmanian History
An article recounts a claim about sharks guarding a Port Arthur convict complex in Tasmania. It notes bloodhounds on Enaglebawk's Neck and feeding sharks to deter escapes, with a cited passage from Wide World Magazine and The Economist. The tale links to historical prison methods and a Victorian curiosity about naval and penal extremes.
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The Penny A Liner and The Duke's Cabinet Plot
A garbled reminiscence recounts a covert tale of a penny printer who overhears a cabinet discussion at Apsley House and exposes secret policy. The story spreads after the editor pays for the scoop, triggering a political stir and distrust among ministers. Also recounted: a French boy's ingenuous sardine request at luncheon and a neighborly quarrel tale, both from Life.
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Dead Post Office Neighbor Tale From Boom Town
A native returning to his old boom town found it decayed and desolate. He asked a neighbor about the place who replied somberly that it was the deadest place he had seen. He recalled Jones, who supposedly dropped dead in front of the post office on Sunday and wasn’t found until Thursday, a grim, unheeded warning.
Funny Fragments On Ambition And Finance In Society
A jumble of quirky quotes mocks social pretensions and money matters. A daughter notes her father spends more than he earns, a judge comments on degrees, and a young woman riffs on bachelor trends and ambition.
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