Dean's Kidney Pills Helped Ailing Back Pain
A reader testimonial credits Dean's Kidney Pills with easing a weak back and multiple ailments. The claimant reports relief from back pain swelling feet and ankles and frequent urination after using Dean's Pills and Donn's Kidney Pills. The testimonial mentions prior diabetes concerns and a lamp chimney burning sensation in the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrouaness
Diszinera Tayloravillek
Mss
Déan
J. N. Lew
Dean
B. F. Batasan
Not a Real Treat and Miscellaneous Notices
Fragmented reader letters and small ads capture early 1900s civic life. Includes jumbled quotes from Philadelphia Record and Cragin and Commercial Tribune, plus advertisements for Piso’s Cure, Allen’s Foot Ease, and a note on a weather-related absence. Names include Hollingstone Nomose-Naw and Mrs Callahan of Parkersburg, W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollingstone
Ana
Hollingstone
Philadelphia
Baby Food Helps Ill Infant During Hot Weather
A mother describes how her two year old son recovered from severe stomach and bowel trouble in July with Grape-Nuts feeding. She credits the food with normalizing his bowels in three days and claims the family uses Grape-Nuts and Postum to avoid coffee. The ad asserts the starch in Grape-Nuts aids digestion, aiding relief from bowel disturbances in babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Dakota sister ship to Minnesota to be launched at Elizabeth
The Dakota, twin sister of the Minnesota, to be launched at Elizabeth by the 1 S8. Shipbuilding Co. It will cruise at fourteen knots, handle various weathers, and measures 680 feet long with multiple decks. Owned by Tawmea TM, it will operate in the Pacific Fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Bol
Drugeists
Elizabeth
1 S8. Shipbuilding Co
Minnesota
Dakota
Tawmea TM
Heat Wave Grips Eastern and Central States
The heat wave blankets Eastern Southern and Central States with Chicago New York Boston St Louis and Cleveland reporting prostrations. Temperatures range from the forties in Butte to near eighty in cities like Washington Indianapolis and New Orleans as crowds seek cooling acts and animals suffer under heavy loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Butte
Mont
Chienio
Duowntown
Chicagos
Vittaburg
Lynchburg
Washington, C. C
Indianapolis
New Orleans
Galveston
Omaha
Russia hints at snub to Roosevelt over protests
The Russian foreign office issued a Washington received statement indicating the Czar alone can decide on petitions, while President Roosevelt remains unaltered in his stance. He dictated the State Department note urging protest against massacres and demanding they be stopped. The exchange notes that friction with Britain over a 1891 Guild Hall petition persists, but international relations should stay unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Alexander TI
London
Foreign Office
State Department
Bristow to end rural routes under 100 families
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow orders abolition of rural free delivery routes serving fewer than 100 families. He plans to sweep out small routes as soon as investigations allow, citing waste and political influence. Western states will feel the impact amid rising post office receipts and congressional debate ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Mrz. Bristow
Postofice
Captain Mills Northward Voyage Tells Of Arctic Steamer
The Ottawa Free Press reports Captain J W Mills of the Hudson Bay Company's steamer Winkley on the Mackenzie River reaches Winnipeg after years in the North. He travels from Fort Smith to Fort McPherson and back, a 2,600 mile summer round trip, with 1,200 miles each way along the Mackenzie. He notes the Peace River country, harsh winters, and northward voyage challenges, with the party paddling 44 days by canoe to civilization.
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Gttawa
J. W. Mills
Hudson Bay Company
Winktley
Mackinail
Winnipeg
Laird
Mackenzie Rivers
Captain Mills
Fort Smith
Great Slave River
Fort McPherson
Peel River
Arctic Circle
Wrigley
Wudaon Bay
Itandy
Milla
Ottawa
Peace River
Mackenzie River
St Lawrence
Indiana
Selkirk
Fort Simpson
Canada
Mills
Ticket Scalper Sides With No Tomahawk Tradeoffs
A witty remark notes that a ticket scalper does not tomahawk his wares, implying minimal disruption or blunt handling of resale items in a humorous or regional tone. The line suggests a slangy, casual view of the scalping practice without graphic detail.
Warning of Nervous Trouble Amidst Uterine Disorders
A historical notice promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for nervous debility linked to uterine disorders. The text cites testimonies from Mrs. Holland of Philadelphia and Mrs. Bowens of Millersville, praising relief from extreme nervousness, indigestion, and female weakness after using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia H. Pirikham
Flowance
Holland
S. Clifton St
Philadelphia
Proenam
Maura Bowens
Millersville
Ohio
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Yange
Praine Pou
Alain
Buffalo
Libby
McNeill & Libby
Western
Ander Orep
Barkelor
Bend
Attaa
Canela
T. Holmes
Jackson
Prat
Minn
Pwest
Alogle
Indlevantha
I’. Callahan
Hall Street
Parkersburg
W. Va
Allen
FBI
Olmeted
LeHos
N.Y
Ceorge
Miss Newbudd
Fred
Cleorge
Wei
Angela
BABY
Russia
Angel City
Pigiani
St Joseph
Id River
Bellflower
G. V. Bohrer
Dodd
Abe
Atchison
Inaaay
Neves
Lydia BH. Pinkham
Pelleae
Palestine
Paton End
Arges
Baia
Gewaatote
Coant Amit
Crater
Gaston
Eral
N. U
Candy Cathartic
Sterling Remedy Co
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