Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad
An Iowa reader recounts relief from chronic kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial cites backache nervous tension and tiredness ending with swift improvement, urging readers to buy from local dealers and remember the brand Foster Milburn Co. as sole agents in Buffalo New York.
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North Eighth Street
Featherville
Iowa
Saga
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Bathalo
New York
Seattle man credits Mankato College for fortune
Nic Scram of Seattle credits his six year old training at the Mankato Commercial College for a fortune. he says he is worth 20000 dollars due to dual mass training and urges a free catalogue and special offer from the college in Mankato Minnesota. L Parke of Murrayville Ga notes kidney relief after Foley Kidney Pills. he claims one bottle cured backache and bladder troubles, with no habit forming drugs, sold by all druggists.
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Munn & Co
Scientific American
Wionthe
ANN & Co
New York
Washington, D
Nic Scram
Seattle
Wash
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato Com. Mercial College
Mankato
Miaunu
L. Parke
Murrayville
U. A
What We Never Forget and Foley Kidney Pills Ad
What We Never Forget cites old remedies like Kucklen Aruia Salve and claims 40 years of cures for burns sores cuts and skin eruptions. An advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills by H Williams U A Binith Bridgeton claims relief from rheumatism and kidney troubles with testimonies and mentions price 26 cents.
Plea for Simple Diet Cited by Phiny
The ancient writer Phiny argues for a simple diet to avoid diseases from rich sauces and heavy combinations. He warns that variety in dishes can lead to health issues and endorses minimal, straightforward meals.
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Phiny
Men of energy seek health with Electric Bitters
The passage praises Electric Bitters as a remedy for weak, run-down men facing failure in enterprise. It quotes testimonials from Ghar A. Allen of Sylvania Georgia and an unnamed speaker describing relief from rheumatism, liver trouble, stomach disorders, and kidney issues after using the product. The ad touts short recovery and affordability at "only 50 cents."
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Larga
Demanda
Ghar
Sylvania
Pam
Happiness and self help through diligence and care
A Victorian style moral on happiness and self improvement cites that wellbeing is earned through effort and the labor of others. The ad for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound touts its claims for coughs colds and croup, with testimonials from Mrs Hill of Homeria. for sale by all druggists.
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Mra
There They Stop: City’s Schools and the Slum Life
A quotation from Mary Antin condemns city leaders who offer schooling and libraries yet neglect slum bodies. It critiques formal education as cleansing minds while exposing physical conditions of the urban poor.
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Mary Antin
Rivalry and civic leagues end in baseball clash
Native and Bungvillet towns joke about rivalry while civic leagues pursue cordial ties from October to April. An amusing note claims the first game undoes harmony. An ad touts Foley Kidney Pills as a safe permanent remedy for kidney and bladder issues, sold in a yellow package by apothecaries.
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Bungvillet
Civic League
Invention of the Telephone Pioneer
The text credits Philip Re ls with showing the principle of the telephone in 1861 and transmitting musical sounds and words. It says Alexander Graham Bell perfected Rels's apparatus, exhibited work in 1876, and opened the discovery to broad use.
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Philip Rels
Alexander Graham
Rels
Lost Wages From Colds Cited By Dr Sadler Claim
Dr Sadler estimates Americans lose about 40 million dollars yearly due to colds. The article notes 80 million lost annually by wage earners and highlights wasted time, lost wages, and medical costs. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to stop coughs and heal inflamed passages.
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Sadler
Foley
Art's Place In Life Quotes by Vernan Lee
A fragmentary quotation discusses art as a sanctuary from daily scramble. It portrays art as a holy space where one can breathe clearly, see reality, and live serenely for a time, contrasting routine wants with contemplative emotion.
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Vernan Lee
Beauty of the Drama in Poetry and Life
A dated quotation from Charlotte Cushoano extols poetry as the divine drama uniting all arts. She reveres poetry as the culmination of creativity perceiving God’s world as scripture and color in life, presenting an artistic philosophy linking literature to the grand dramatic act.
American boy seeks American name in school request
A small Italian boy asked his teacher to change his name to an American one after attending public school. He produced a scrap of paper with the name Patrick Dennis McCarthy as the desired new patronymic.
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Patrick Dennis McCarthy
Few Essentials for Making Geese Raising Profitable
An iversatile guide by T Savininy outlines profitable goose farming on small scale. Highlights breeding needs and range, monogamy limits, water access, green feed, mineral supply, and age of birds. Describes Embden Toulouse and China geese origins, mongrel crosses with higher market value, and economics per breeding goose. Emphasizes white geese for market appeal.
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T. Savininy
Toulouse
Europe
Asia
Management of Farm Ewe Flock
Practical guide on keeping ewes healthy for profits. Emphasizes early flock flushing, seasonal lambing, and fattening ewes before winter. Advises dry clean yard with a decoy shed, secure fenced folds, and controlled sheep confinement to prevent losses. Encourages use of better pasture and regular attention to ewes’ condition for higher milk and lambing success.
Truck farming profitable in large scale operations
Daniel Hendrick argues trucking yields high profits for vegetable cultivation on 30 to 100 acre farms. It can be practiced at distances up to 100 miles from markets if railroad service is adequate, enabling evening shipments to reach markets by next morning.
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Daniel T
Henry Smallwood with 152 descendants and family details
Henry Smallwood, 91, longtime chutnmaker of High Wycombe, reportedly has 152 living descendants including 93 great grandchildren and seven great great grandchildren. He has a 92 year old brother and an 80 year old sister. A son, grandson, great grandson and great great grandson are all named Henry.
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Henry Smallwood
High Wycombe
Henry
Dun Daily Mal
Girls Take the Lead In Education Levels
A brief observation notes that women now surpass men in higher education enrollment while boys dominate kindergarten and elementary schooling. The piece quotes a dealer doubting a painting as art, with a dealer’s reply about the accompanying story.
Being Well Born and the Eugenic Idea Through History
The text surveys historical views on birth right and eugenics. It notes Jewish guardianship of birthright contributing to vigor, Spartan focus on warriors with gaps in other traits, Plato proposing birth condition plans, and Roman eugenic consciousness shaping leadership.
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Plato
His Miaconception and a Jailhouse Tragedy
A man in deep sleep rolled from his bed in the night. His hand touched a protruding spring and a sturdy iron post. He muttered in a dream, In jail at last, as he died from the accidental injuries.
Pleasing Epigram on Lord Brougham's Mood
A London Times quote celebrates Lady Shelley's remark that great talents have no age and require only a little sunshine of the mind, noting Lord Brougham's chronic disgust of life as context.
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Shelley
Lord Brougham
Ufe
London
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Bright
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Cogan
Eleanor
Castor
First National Bank
Estherville, Iowa
James Raprart
Emmet County Land and Abstract Company
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Landa
Les Est
Vitis
Emmat Go ‘Fick
Batherville
Atate Bank
the Baker’s Telephone
Western Electric Telephone System
Bank of Estherville FH
Rhodes
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