Women’s Woes Offer Relief from Kidney Pain
Estherville women find relief at last as a local testimonial touts Doan’s Kidney Pills for backache headaches and kidney issues. Mrs A B Conner cites relief after using the pills bought from Williams and Anderson drug store, praising strengthened backs and steadier kidney action. Foster MIlburn Co. Buffalo sells the remedy nationwide. remember the name Doan’s.
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Mra. A. BE. Conner
South Ninth Street
Willams & Anderson
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doans
Notice to Horse Breeders at A. Rowe barn 1907 season
A notice from GB Moore owner invites inspection of three at tamed stallions for the 1907 season at the A. Rowe barn near Toll Livery in Eastville Town. Horses include Franklin Audubon Patholiqist Amando and Docile with pedigrees and records cited. Registration acknowledged by the state department of agriculture. certificates posted for public inspection.
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Toll
Eatherville
Town
Franklin Audubon
Db. J. Audubon
Elre
Alan Nanny Audieboo
Joussiana
Alan
Roberts A
Busetta
Boney
Howard Yorke
Mighty Ouward A
Kortek Y Prince
Lambeltonian
Patholiqist
Bolstre
Barron Wilkes
Naling
Anmando
Brows
G. McMillian
Kook
Minnespol orage ad railexcure tickets and stock tanks ad
Excurata on the float and monthly appears for the Minnespedia de Ab Soula Railroad offering excursion tickets to various regions. Rates show $3 fares with privileges. Advertises stock tanks milk tanks pumps pipe fittings and cedar cisterns. Contact A Ko Cutts PL TA Minneapolis for full details and offerings.
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Minneapolis & St. Louis
Minnespedia de Ab Soula Railroad
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Herat
Vicketa
Tule Lowing
Minnesota
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Michigan
Wyoming
A. Ko Cutts
PL & T A
Minneapolis
Houeses on south route auction notice
Fragmentary notice lists three heavy work horses marketed under a sale reference. Details on location, date, and terms are unreadable in the surviving text.
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Howe
Postmaster General Allows Message on Front of Postal Cards
Washington July 21 announcement that U S postal laws now permit messages on the front of postal cards by dividing the card with a vertical line one third from the left. The left side may hold a message, the right for the address. A thin sheet may be attached if it adheres. Illustrations may appear on the back and left third of the front.
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Washington
United States
Meyer
Weather crops bulletin notes seasonable temps and tropical humidity
The week brought seasonable temperatures with high humidity and frequent thunderstorms across portions of the state. Torrential showers caused heavy wind damage and soil saturation, delaying farm work and flooding lowlands. Corn losses from floods and weed abandonment are likely larger than earlier acreage estimates, while oats, spring wheat, and barley also suffered. pastures improved as skies cleared and outlook brightened.
Lumber rate increase hits Pacific Coast firms
A Seattle report to the Oregonian says the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers' Association announces higher lumber and shingle rates to Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha Kansas City and St Louis effective after October 1. Secretary W F Beekman warns the rail advance could shut mills and logging camps in Washington affecting about 3000 workers and an annual payroll of at least 65 million dollars.
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Portland
Ore
Oregonian
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Chicago
St. Paul
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
Transcontinental Freight Bureau
Hines Wear
W. F. Beekman
Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Milla
Washington
Minneapolis
Pacific Liners Stewards Sailors Described by Travel Magazine
A Travel Magazine passage recalls a voyage from San Francisco to Honolulu aboard a Pacific liner. It highlights Chinese stewards and sailors wearing white pajamas like uniforms, dining in white and light blue garments, and moving quietly with silent, ritual duties. The piece notes chopsticks, seated dining, and orderly service as praised ship life.
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San Francisco
Monolulu
A Scotswoman’s Duel Over a Drapple and a Bible
An old Scottish woman, short of money, asks her granddaughter to borrow whisky from Donald McCallum. He refuses without cash. She offers the family Bible as collateral, but Donald still refuses. In frustration she laments that no one will take her word or the Bible for a dram whisper.
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Lassie
Donald McCallum
Donald
Steve
Firat
Canine Shirker and Baby's Share of Blame
A Chicago Tribune clipping features Rex the Spitz reluctantly escorting a neighbor home after missed appearances. The piece unfolds with Rex slipping away at a shadowed street corner when the lady pretends to leave, then returns home as the neighbor unexpectedly vanishes. A separate note covers a wife seeking a partial baby dress bill to appease her husband, claiming the infant’s outfits will soften his view of the expenses.
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Rex
Spitz
Hex
Sade
Chicago Tribune
Patient Duties and Expected Sacrifice in Medical Treaties
The text depicts a physician bound to administer a dose he must take similarly to prove his good faith. If the patient dies, relatives may execute him unless a special agreement absolves him of liability. If they choose to immolate him, he is expected to accept his fate with resignation.
Mannish Wisdoms and Wry Dialogues in a Curio Essay
A compact collage of pithy maxims and jests. It quotes W Faber on rulings and autonomy, a Chicago Record-Herald quip about a maid and servant, a Magistrate scene from the Independent, and a melancholy line on self reliance. The pieces sketch humor and reflections from a period newspaper page.
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Wilil
Chicago Record-Herald
Scattered stone misses upright judge at riot scene
An election riot scene featured a judge stooping when a large stone was hurled toward his head. He later quipped that had he stood upright, he might have been killed, noting the incident while speaking to friends.
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Gord
Baseball Season Offer From The Daily Register And Leader
The Daily Register and Leader offers subscribers full baseball coverage through October 10, 2007, with daily Western and Iowa League box scores. Subscriptions are $1.60 for weekdays or $2.26 for daily and Sunday editions, with delivery to Town fans and prompt renewal by mail.
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