Anaemia Cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs Thos J McGann of 17 Lincoln Place Plainfield New Jersey credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing her anemia after months of weakness headaches and swollen legs. She reports improved heart rhythm pink cheeks renewed energy and a sense of a new lease on life after twelve boxes. The advertisement directs readers to contact Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY for more information.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady, N. Y
Medical notes on epilepsy coffee link and other health items
Medical circles discuss coffee as a possible epilepsy factor and influenza linked deafness. Diphtheria may spread via shared utensils. Koch to head an expedition in German East Africa. Japanese seek recognition of degrees in the British empire.
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London
Koch
German East Africa
Canterbury
England
British General Medical Council
British Empire
Straits Settlements
British Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
Matsura
Tizzoni
Bongiovanni
A Boy's Breakfast Promotes Grape-Nuts Nutrition
A Hoosick Falls boy, eleven, credits Grape-Nuts with boosting his growth and energy. His mother recalls indigestion and nervousness at age five, cured after starting Grape-Nuts for breakfast. He now eats it daily, finds it superior to other meals, and is described as well developed. The ad cites Postum Co. and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Bohemian Night Ends In Disgrace For Uncle John
In New York a cousin Maurice entices a narrator to bohemian nights at Les Trois Eglises. At a dinner Maurice plans a fuller outing while Uncle John visits for a chapter on New York Degeneracy. A chorus of Marseillaise erupts as Uncle John is drenched with creme dementhe, ending the leisure with a costly rift in the family.
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Maurice
Maurice Fletcher
New York
John
John Fletcher
Muriel
Lve
Lucille
Babette
Les Trois Eglises
Lucette
Quack Grass Destroyer Built From Home Carved Teeth
An article describes a home made implement to eradicate quack grass by tearing roots from soil. A six feet long wooden head with twelve one inch square steel teeth angled 30 degrees is driven to depths to pull out roots. The device uses a seat for the driver and requires periodic clearing of roots to stay effective.
What Change a Little Time Makes
George recalls the theater trip with Maudie as they walk home under street lamps Maudie recalls his past anger at lights from six months earlier. The excerpt from Stray Stories contrasts memory with present calm moments between spouses.
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George
Maudie
Palmistry Query Sparks Tales of a College Waiter
A society joke unfolds as a speaker recalls working as a waiter to fund college. The exchange highlights a contrast between refined dining circles and a practical past, framed by a Chicago Record-Herald voice.
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Chicago Record-Herald
And Now They Don't Speak
A humorous dialogue in Town Topic about blushing as a disease. A doctor advises the patient that blushing is illness while Marjorie reassures immunity. The exchange plays on social embarrassment and lighthearted banter.
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Emam
Marjorie
London Dog Fashion Spurs Market Prices
A Manchester black and tan dog sets the trend in London canine fashion with high prices cited at $500 for fine specimens. In Kansas 1905 corn area reached 6,799,755 acres up 305,597 from 1904, yielding 28 bushels per acre statewide. Bishop Hamilton remarks on future world history through the Golden Gate. Chapultepec to host baseball grounds as Diaz family residence noted. Finance Minister Liman plans a 20 year concession with $20,000 in improvements.
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Manchester
London
Kokomo
Ind
la Tribuna di Roma
Garibaldi
Aspromonte
Mexico
Chapultepec
Diaz
Military Academy of
Limantour
How One Man Did Greenhouse Gold in Winter
A thrifty German man, burdened by a mortgage, learns from experienced gardeners and starts winter greenhouse farming. After initial losses from heat, pests, and fumigation, he refines methods, nets 75 dollars in year one, and scales to about 500 dollars annual profit. Two larger houses follow, boosting yearly net to roughly 1500 dollars as demand remains strong.
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Ohio
Paraffining the Fowls Show Piece
An observer recalls a show where birds with highly polished legs appeared. The showman explained the polish came from rubbing the birds with alcohol dissolving wax, a process used to give a glossy finish.
Starting a Small Scale Swine Breeding Venture
A guidance note advises beginners to begin pig breeding on a small scale. It emphasizes careful planning, resource assessment, and gradual expansion to manage costs and learn husbandry skills.
Little Laughs and Quick Wit in a Denver Scene
A Denver girl sprained her ankle at a football game. A series of light exchanges follows with puns on voice, money, business, and romance. The jokes feature names such as Palm-Do Pepper and Emmeline, Eleanor, Plum, and Prunes in a playful dialogue sequence.
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Denver
Temper Dispute Sparks Bitter Marital Quarrel
A clipped dialogue reveals Martha confronts her husband over temper and marriage vows. He quips that he hoped for something better than an average, highlighting strain in a domestic dispute.
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Martha
Favored American Strobel Guides Siam Counsel
The American Strobel is described as the king of Siam's favored adviser and attorney general, with the monarch consulting him on major decisions and actions.
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Kingdom of Siam
Strobel
Grape-Nuts Word Contest Offers Gold and Prizes
A Postum Cereal Co promotion invites families to form words from Y I O Grape Nuts for prizes. Top 20 win $10 boxes, next 10 win $5, 300 win $1, and one peak scorer gets $100 in gold. Contest runs through April 30, 1906 with 231 total prizes and optional letters endorsing Grape-Nuts.
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
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