Doan’s Kidney Pills Relieve Everett Woman’s Pain
Mrs P Brunzel of 3111 Grand Ave Everett Washington reports long lasting back pain and sleepless nights until she used Doan’s Kidney Pills. After five boxes the pain eased and rest improved greatly. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertises the remedy at 60 cents per box, available from druggists.
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P. Brunzel
Grand ‘Ave
Everett
Wash
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
The Ruling Passion and Butcher Tale
A Des Moines Register and Leader item recalls El Butcher a noted Towa figure. He fell ill and debated salvation with a minister who argued for repentance before death. Butcher challenged that with a $51 bet on beating angels in heaven, then recovered and continued racing for years.
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el Butcher
Towa Rands
Butcher
Morris Lynch
Rior
Queer Pair of Chums Pig and Pointer Duo
A fragment from a Brooklyn Eagle item describes a pig named Lot and a dog named Dan in Maryland. The essay notes old plantation methods, noon dinner horns, and a playful pairing of unlikely companions. A second brief exchange from the Philadelphia Press mocks happiness and appearance in social banter.
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Ireland
America
Maryland
Dan
Lot
Brooklyn Eagle
Weakness Vanquished by Williams Pink Pills
A woman describes years of stomach disorder and neuralgia with heat flashes and collapses. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills prescribed by a friend, her condition rapidly improved within days. The Pills claim to boost blood vitality and aid anemia dyspepsia and nervous prostration, with an invitation to write for information.
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Murphy
Mary D. Morphy
Force Street
de. Wiliams
Faraiah
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schienectady
X.Y
Fegan
Klondyke drama unfolds in Alaska hotel and sleigh chase
Laura Kean confronts Theodore Lackland in a wild Alaska tale. He professes selfless danger and funds for her quest to find Paul Miller, while plotting control. Ben Holton and Cummins plot schemes as Laura heads toward the Klondyke amid a freezing trek with Kate Willis.
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Kate
Theodore
Siees
Laura
Alaska
Paul
Hen Holton
Lackland
Freano
Taira
Ben
Ben Holton
Jeanne
Nis
Benallen
Horsa Cummins
Cummins
Cumming
Wes
Davia
Laura Kean
Alias Kean
Ben Allen
Morris R
Ned Padgett
Paul Miller
Theodore Lacknd
Boas
Cummin
Miller
Our Soil Rich in Gems From American Mines in 1901
The geological survey reports that in 1901 the United States mined precious stones valued around 300000. Diamonds totaled about 100, while New Mexico yielded 118000 in turquoises and Montana 90000 in sapphires from Fergus county. North Carolina hosts rhodolite garnet in Macon county and emeralds, amethysts, and other gems were found across several states.
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Geological Survey
United States
South Africa
Orient
Asia
Europe
South America
Tee County
Georgia
New Mexico
Montana
Fergus County
Granite County
Macon County
Caroina
Chicago a Wonder City Then and Now
Chicago is praised as a wonder city in 1905 with Sealle's Weekly noting it ranks behind London New York and Paris only in population and wealth. The piece compares Chicago's growth to Berlin St Petersburg and Vienna and forecasts Chicago surpassing New York by 1950 while aiming to become the world’s greatest city.
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St. Chicago
Sealle
London
New York
Paris
Canton
Berlin
Chicago
Lkely
Europe
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Madrid
United States
Germany
Russia
Hudson
Neighborly wisdom in neighbors friendly tale from Germantown
Rev R H Nelson cites neighborliness as a guiding spirit in Albany. A Germantown anecdote about a physician and a lawyer contrasts lending a Montaigne book with sharing a lawnmower, then Dr Cyrus Edson’s nervous mood remedies. A comedian suggestion frames a patient’s search for relief through entertainment.
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R. H. Nelson
Albany
Germantown
Florio
Montaigne
Not Worth It. Man seeks detective over wife runaway
A sharply dressed Black man entered a West Sixty-eighth Street station and asked Sergeant Thomson for a detective. The sergeant said only private inquiry could help, noting detectives cost about five dollars a day for at least two days. He then decided to release her from the situation.
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Laura
Theodore
Paul Miller
Pat Miller
Ben
Esquiman
Ackland
West Sixty-eighth Street
Thomson
New York Sun
Texas judge hatches hangman plan in Segal tale
Ambassador Choate recounted a Texas judge who sentenced a horse thief to hang, then after his lawyer argued the law, the judge admitted the error and declared the prisoner would be discharged, leaving it to the customary practice. The anecdote appeared in a gathering of lawyers per the New York Times.
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Ambassador Choate
Segal
Texas
New York Times
Fragmentary verse reads as a clipped personal meditation
The readable lines present a fragmented, reflective lyric about youth longing and inner conflict. No clear event, names, or places emerge beyond generic emotional statements. The text appears as partial phrases from a longer poem.
Patents Issued Last Week To Northwestern Inventors
List of patents issued to Northwestern inventors reported by Lothrop and Johnson patent lawyers in St Paul Minnesota. Names include Louis Cabalka Lesterville D buckled John Edmen Mapleton N D cultivator attachment Sumner Johnston Canton S D currycomb Gustav Koch Fairmont Minn shelf bracket Robert Mealey Howard Lake Minn mil weighing apparatus Kistel Osel St Paul Minn grain door for railway Henry Wilberg Nome N D soll pulverizing attachment for
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Northwestern
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
Minn
Louis Cabalka
Lesterville
Buckle
John Edmen
Mapleton
N. D
Sumner Johnston
Canton
S. D
Gustav Koch
Fair‘mont
Robert Mealey
Howerd Lake
Kistel Osel
St Paul
Ars
Henry’ Wilberg
Nome
Art at Albany during street railway strike inquiry
An inquisitive note questions what a pi figure in Albany represents and suggests vandalism by throwing bricks through it near the street railway strike, reflecting local artistic curiosity amid tension. The Albany Journal captures the scene with a blunt, street-level tone.
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Albany
Burglary chase ends as police corner suspect
A distressed Ottawa woman yelled from an upstairs Main Street apartment reporting a burglar inside and her husband attacked. An officer, following the suspect for three blocks, described the man and pursued him toward the sidewalk in a tense arrest attempt.
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Main Street
Ottawa Herald
Milk Crust Cure Story For Baby From Ashland
A mother from Ashland Oregon describes using Cuticura Soap and Ointment to cure a three month old baby’s milk crust. She reports itching and hair loss ceased after applying the products, with hair regrowth starting and no recurrence.
Moments of misunderstanding in a dark room
A Cleveland Plain Dealer remark describes a man attempting a kiss in darkness and questions why he could not achieve the same result by simply closing his eyes. The line suggests a humorous or ironic take on perception and intention.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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