Doan's Kidney Pills Cited As Cure For Kidney Troubles
An Aurora resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved backache and kidney disorders after months of failed remedies. He asserts no recurrence for over three years and endorses the product as a wonderful kidney remedy. Free trials are offered by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, with nationwide mail availability. Sold by druggists at 50 cents per box.
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Bright
Dean
John J. Scharschug
Scharschug
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Charity Fib Moral Since Red Nose Topic Moral
A visitor with a red nose faces sensitivity as a child asks if a tale should be told. The mother weighs truth telling and sparing feelings in a brief domestic vignette. The boy plans to say the nose is not red unless someone else speaks. Moral: don't monkey with morals.
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New York Herald
Humorous Frenchman Blames Wife for Humidity Troubles
A famed quarrelsome Frenchman with inflammatory rheumatism endures illness as his devoted wife cares for him. She weeps at his bedside while a friend visits and the patient blames humidity for his misery, joking that his wife keeps the room moist by crying.
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Sita
Criet
Detroit Free Press
They Died Together in a Wildlife Fatal Backwater
A naturalist recounts a pond tragedy where a kingfisher and a pickerel killed each other. The kingfisher pierced the fish with its spear like bill while the fish clamped the bird’s leg, dragging both beneath the water until they died in the struggle. The tale highlights the brutal randomness of wild life.
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New York Sun
Desert Water Barrel Watering Desert Dwellers
A Detroit Free Press report describes the water cactus or fish-hook cactus as a lifesaving store of drinkable water in deserts. During wet periods it accumulates ample water, and even with tough spines and leathery skin it yields to careful work, yielding clear water after settling from an initial cloudy tint.
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Detroit Free: Press
Fragmentary note on weather and feelings from Denver
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions the word nature and feeling, with references to Denver and air conditions described as light and eighty. The readable text lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable subjects to form a full news item.
Queer Eyes and Primitive Vision in Creatures
An exploration of animal eyes from spiders with eight anterior eyes and snails with retractable palps to pigment eyes in simple light perception. It describes arrangements, safety behaviors, and early eye structures in Daphnia with a single central eye and crystalline lenses, noting how pigments and muscles shape perceived light and color.
Caleb Claims Hebron as Inheritance in Joshua’s Story
Caleb the Kenezite pleads to Joshua for Hebron, recounting his 85 years and faithfulness to the Lord since Moses. He asserts enduring strength for war and asks to drive out the Anakims, receiving Hebron as his inheritance as the land rests from war. The lesson emphasizes wholehearted following of the Lord and Caleb’s steadfast loyalty.
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Moses
Israel
Judah
Joshua
Gilgaland
Caleb
Jephunneh
God
Kadeshbarnea
Jephunneh Lebron
Hebron
Kirjatharba
Arba
Josh
Canaan
Canaarises
Achan
Jericho
Christ
Jehovah
Joshi
Peruna praised by Kansas woman after seven years
Miss Kate Brown of Kansas City Kansas, recording secretary of the L C B Association, recounts a seven year illness from a neglected cold that led to kidney bladder and digestive troubles. After months of doctors and medicines she credits Peruna with her complete recovery and urges others to seek Dr Hartman's free advice.
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Kate Brown
L. C. B. Association of Kansas
Seventh St
Kansas City
Kan
Peruna
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
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