Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health and Back Relief
An Estherville reader endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and back trouble caused by constant labor and jolting movement. The testimonial cites relief for a railroad worker's backache and kidney issues, with Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo as sole U S agents and a 60 cent price.
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W. A. Sherer
South 16Th Street
Estherville
Iowa
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan's
Iowa State Register and Farmer and Vindicator deal offer
The promotion advertises a one year subscription combining the weekly Iowa State Register and Farmer through January 1, 1908 and the Vindicator and Republican for one year, both priced at 1.75 cents. It highlights pictures news world and state and high grade serial stories as features.
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Iowa State Register and Farmer
Register and Farmer
Vindicator
Republican
Dreas
Hyomei Catarrh Cure Offered By Shadle Co
Catarrh season shown as most prevalent in fall months. Hyomei offered as cure with no stomach dosing. Healing oils and baleanis inhaled, reaching nose throat and lungs to kill germs and soothe membranes. F. S. Shadle & Co. sells a one dollar Hyomei outfit with money back guarantee if relief is not provided. Extra bottles priced at sixty cents.
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F. S. Shadle & Co
Illinois Central Excursion Rates and Destinations Listed
Excursion tickets will be sold by the Illinois Central to many points including Hot Springs, Vicksburg, New Orleans, Havana, Colon, and numerous locations across Mississippi to California. Various special rates apply such as One-Third Fare and Homeseeker and Colonist rates with sales through November 1908 and limited windows. Details and free folders available from ticket agents. dates include November 7-9 in Cedar Rapids and other regional events.
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Ilinois Central
Hot Springs
Ark
Vicksburg
Migs
Gulfport
Miss
Hammond
New Orleans
Havana
Cuba
Colon
Panama
Missippi
Louisiana
Florida
Porto Rico
Texas
Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
California
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Dairy Association
Albert Lea
Minn
Indiana
Ohio
Council Bluffs
Reunion
Army of the Tennesse
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Homeseekers
Montana
Utah
Idaho
British Columbia
Washington
Oregon
Gale
Oncom
Ofasa
Nebraska
Wyoming
Kansas
Mis‘nouri
Arkanga
Oklahoma
Indian Territor
New Mexico
Glnaire
Chattancogs
Tann
Park
Bbiloh
Barnielt
Uaa
Ste
Phelps
Ision
Agen Do Abuque
Eee
Noblest Birth on a Moonlit River Rescue
Harvell races through a perilous river to reach Margaret before she departs for Paris. After capsizing, he clings to rocks and hauls himself along a plank to a shore where, under a rising moon, he reveals his love. Margaret confesses she was born poor, not nobler than any American, and accepts his proposal.
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Harvell
Margaret
Harvel
Pam
Tennessee
Armor Size Evolution Through The Renaissance And Beyond
The piece argues that armor shifted from practical wartime design to a fashion statement after the sixteenth century. It notes that despite heavy plate and royal examples like Henry VIII, Anthony of Burgundy, average modern human size exceeds medieval soldiers. Museums show mostly small, narrow leg and thigh pieces.
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Henry VIII
Anthony of Burgundy
England
Continent
London
Mud Devil Creature Described As Ugly Semi-aquatic
The piece outlines the mud devil or hellbender as a curious, grotesque semi-aquatic creature. It notes it is not poisonous and lacks horns or spikes, with a wart-covered body and a length typically around eighteen inches, occasionally reaching two feet.
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Sawitke
Decapitation and the Hereafter Theory
A St Louis Globe Democrat report recounts six physicists debating if decapitation yields any afterlife sensation. They speculate the head remains the center of thought, body lost, and whether pain could be felt briefly after decapitation, hoping for facts in an afterlife.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
San Salvador Built on a Volcano Startling Results
SAN SALVADOR. Built on a Volcano, the Results Are Somewhat Startling. It has been three times destroyed by an earthquake, but the people are becoming accustomed to such excitement now. Earthquakes are frequent, and shocks can come as often as eighty in an hour. A brick column nine feet high and three feet square was moved a hundred feet without cracking. Caverns under the city trap diggers. A nearby volcano once sent lava that formed walkable arcades. The imprint of trees remains visible.
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San Salvador
You Get What You Give Man Artificer of Happiness
A Thoreau inspired reflection on personal responsibility for happiness and reactions to life’s obstacles. It argues that blame for sourness, roughness, or stumbles rests with the individual, not circumstances, and urges self reliance.
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Trocitate
Thoreau
Unexpected Answers Inquirer Report Echoes Police Civility
A Buffalo Inquirer note recounts an eminee lawyer questioning a reporter in a hotel. The reply proves unlooked for and mirrors a police response to a citizen: calm, courteous, and helpful, illustrating restrained, polite conduct in tense moments.
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The
Buffalo Inquirer
Bird of Death Venomous Bird Reported in New Guinea
A venomous bird called the bird of death is described in New Guinea. It resembles a pigeon in size with a long tail ending in scarlet. It has a hooked beak and haunts marshes. Venom is produced in upper mouth organs and released through a pressure knob in the roof of the mouth when the beak injures a victim.
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New Guinea
The Haat and the Wests
A fragmentary satire notes the many kinds of west and how a Philadelphia lawyer is bewildered. It mocks the phrase middle west and contrasts eastern west western west northern west and four southern west claims, while affirming there is only one east and little of it to rely on.
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Philadelphia
The Social Round and Changing Roles
The passage notes easing social anxieties as women move toward independence and public life, with families adapting to daughters becoming more engaged beyond traditional domestic roles. It reflects shifting expectations and the influence of broader societal changes on personal life.
Veneering: An Old Craft Grows Into Mass Furniture Making
The article explains veneering’s rise driven by money, notes that early American cabinetmakers favored solid wood, and describes the process from tree to finished veneer panels. It highlights that thin slices are glued with crossgrain, producing lighter, durable surfaces that resist cracking and warping, and can be polished to high luster.
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Brooklyn Hagle
Well the Talkers Won the Bet in Hingland
An Atchison Globe note on social manners mentions fortune telling, duty, and being agreeable. A London Chronicle anecdote describes two friends betting a sovereign on who can avoid saying well. After a week the language wins and one concedes the bet, admitting he cannot talk without the word well.
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Hingland
Wil
London Chronicle
Eccentric Ohio Lawyer Sparks Courtroom Imitation
An old Ohio lawyer, famed for anxious gestures before speaking, is imitated by a younger attorney who, after outlining his plan, sits down as the elder remarks that the youth acts like a good lawyer but sounds like a fool. Also a London weather note laments overdone climate speculation and praises Britain's mild freedom from extremes.
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Ohio
Pickle Nickname Sparks Gentle Spousal Banter
A light exchange from Houston features Ber Love noting she calls her husband Pickle rather than Honey, explaining he tolerates the joke because she detests honey and adores pickles, reflecting playful domestic humor.
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Ber
Wonsa
Magazine Subscription Deals With The Vindicator And Republican
The Vindicator and Republican joins promotional offers for Cosmopolitan World Today Harper's Bazaar Woman's Home Companion Review of Reviews and related bundles at reduced prices. Includes liberal discounts for magazine subscriptions with winter reading in mind. Mrs Nancy M Hanson reports Dr Thomas Kelestrie Oil eased her child’s facial burns and soothed pain.
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Cin Ofer
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Cosmopolitan
Harper's Bazaar
Cosmopolitan and
Woman's Home
Companion
Review of Rewviews
Vindicator
Republican
Liberal Dia
THE
Thomas
Nancy M. Hanson
Hamburg
Homeseekers Excursions and Local Classifieds
Homeseekers' Excursions offer weekly round trip tickets to multiple regions with varied routes and stopovers. Also listed are properties for sale in Rome New York and an Iowa county map offer, plus Burdock Blood Bitters advertisement urging purity of blood and healthy living.
New Towns in South Dakota Platted for Growth
Advertisement from Aberdeen area promoting new towns in Spink and Emmons counties. Brentford near James River Valley touts 1000-2000 residents, private lot sales, and early settlement. Other notices list land prices, railroad trade and Isle City items amid mixed real estate promos.
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Thomas A. Wat
Minneapolis & 81
Louis Railroad O
Aberdeen
Oak
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