Doans Kidney Pills Promising Cure Report
An old advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills claiming dramatic relief from kidney congestion and urinary issues. Testimonials from W. Smith, Baxter Springs, and Baxter Spraves of Kansas praise back pain relief, leg swelling, and night-time urination improvement, noting they owe their lives to the remedy.
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Praasatn
Doan
Dean’s
Gro. W. Smirh
P.O. Box
Mt. Pleasant
Ohio
Baxter Spraves
Kansas
Sapmm Davis
Baxter Springs
Dean
Mystery Woman Seeks Truth Behind Hypnot Link
Fragmentary quotation from Chicago Daily News hints at a plot involving a hypnotic theme and a woman seeking answers. A man with fluffy hair and a woman showing a solitaire ring are mentioned, suggesting a sensational or noir-tinged snippet.
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Chicago Daily News
Cashier Speculation Note Draws Cleveland Jest
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip notes that speculation by an eastern cashier failed to win. The remark questions why speculation is praised when successful and mocks the idea of assuming outcomes from partial clues.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Complete Cuticura Treatment for Eczema Relief
Complete external and internal Cuticura regimen cleanses crusts and scales with hot water and Cuticura Soap, dries gently, applies Cuticura Ointment to soothe itching and inflammation, and uses Cuticura Resolvent to purify the blood. This trio claims instant relief and potential permanent cure when other remedies fail, with world wide sales cited as proof.
Testimonial on Cuticura Remedies Heals Eczema Hair Loss
The Hon Justice Finnemors recounts relief from uric acid excess and severe eczema after using Cuticura Remedies. He notes hair regrowth, limb improvement, and praise from his wife who promotes the treatment to others through Bible Women’s Society channels. The letter ends with a signoff from Robert Isaac Sendre.
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The
Bible Women’s Society
Bible Women
Robert
Isaac Sendre
Mudge
Ie Nate
Suprone
Beauvoir Mansion to Be Confederate Veteran Retreat
The Beauvoir estate, once Jefferson Davis's home and a symbol of the Confederacy, was bought by the Sons of Confederate Veterans to convert it into a retreat for impoverished Confederate veteran soldiers. The property sits on the coast with oaks, cedars, magnolias and Spanish moss, its 80 foot by 14 foot gallery and paired wings forming a grand mansion built over 60 years ago.
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Alvoit
Jefferson Davis
Beauvoly
James Brown
Hall and cottages at Beauvoir reflect Jefferson Davis era
The excerpt describes a 16 foot wide hall with rear gallery and wings, Misa Winule and the Daughter of the Confederacy room, Hitle cottages east and west with multiple rooms. It notes Mr Davis studied in the east cottage library, Winnie wrote in a small room, and a Beauvoir house bequeathed to Jefferson Davis by Mrs. Sarah Anna Dorsey.
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Misa Winule
Mr. Davis
Misa Winnie
Davis
Winnie
Hayes
Beauvoir Howe
Jefferson Davis
Sarah Anna Dorsey
Louisiana
Judge Grosscup Grants Injunction in Beef Trust Case
Chicago jurist Judge Peter S. Grosscup, revered for federal law interpretations, again issues a temporary injunction in the beef trust dispute after Packers demurred. He rules there is no doubt that defendants must refrain from bidding against each other in cattle purchases.
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Reef Trust
Peter 8
Girosseup
Chicago
Beef Trust
Chis
Sherman Act cited in meat price fixing case
The court describes price setting and quantity restraints among defendants as a combination in restraint of trade. It holds the petition supports a Sherman Act case, noting enforcement may be difficult but emphasizes the law's primacy for both court and people. The decision underscores that agreeing to raise prices to stimulate shipments and to fix prices among agents constitutes unlawful restraint.
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Supreme Court
Disguised Catarrh and Peruna Health Claims Promoted
An advertisement extolls Peruna as a cure for catarrh and female weakness, citing numerous testimonials from women including Eva Bartho, Louise Mahon, Barbara Alberty, Barbara Atherty, and Kate Mori among others. It describes symptoms, praised results, and urges readers to purchase a bottle for one dollar with contact details for Dr. Hartman.
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Willy
Peruna
Barbara Alberty
Waltuat
Appleton
Wisares
Fia
Perutia
Kory
No tyrant like custom in the prescription world
A physician laments word finding trouble while a druggist quips that readers of his prescriptions share the same struggle. The exchange ends with a line about resisting oppressive edicts to gain freedom.
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Agi
Putting Him Out of His Misery in October Marriage
Ethel announces plans to marry in October while Jobo, who has pressed for years, is surprised. The exchange, captured in a Somerville Journal snippet, frames a vow amid lingering tension and social expectations.
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Ethel
Jobo
Scott
Somerville Journal
Street car fares in mid sized cities rise to four to six dollars
In cities with populations between 100000 and 200000, the annual cost of street car fare per person ranges from four to six dollars. This reflects modest transportation expenses amid growing urban systems.
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Iburz Co
Buffini
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Bon Davis
Homit
Hom
Peter S. Grosscup
Judae
Peter
Grorecup
Eva Bartho
New
Mise Louise Mahon
Glen Ballle Street
Voronte Ont
Can
King's Daughters
Maccabees
Perona
Louise Maho
Troy
Barbara Atherty
Kate Mori Tonto
Ceryna
Kate
Bathurst
Stear
Draga
Wien
Kate Ma
Mann
Eqn & MN
Mra
Anna Martin
Hoyt St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Peruin
Ute
Veruna
Rona Martin
Wm. Tietrick
Kenomrd
Washington County
Neb
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Louise Mahon
Iva
California Fig Syrup Co
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