Doctor risks life to save boy in midnight snow
In Tauntont, Dr. Graham braves a blizzard to reach Sam Williams’s home after a mother’s sobs. Riding a horse along a snow covered rail track, he outruns a fast approaching express to reach Bob Williams before the second culvert, risking life to save the wounded boy and reassure his mother.
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Tauntom
John Graham
Frank
Dr. Graham
Siter
John
Indying
Sam Williams
Mountain River
Bob
Kindlin
Willame
Sam
Graham
Williams Homestead
Evening Express
Williams
Ceretain
Almost a Miracle Kidney Pill Miracle Tale
Mrs M Isted of 1207 Strand Street Galveston Texas recounts kidney pain after the 1900 flood. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with dramatic relief after three doses, noting weight gain improved appetite and sleep. Free trials offered by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo, NY. price 60 cents per box from druggists.
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M. Isted
Strand Street
Galveston
Tex
Dean
Lake View
The Dorking Breed for General Purposes
A bulletin from the Department of Agriculture praises the Dorking as hardy in cold climates and suitable for general purposes. It notes a fifth toe, debates origin and Horsham Weald claims, highlights superior table qualities, laying power, and maternal instincts, and lists three varieties White Silver Gray and colored with White being the purest.
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Department of Agriculture
Scotland
Ireland
Cumberland Hills
England
Horsham
Cuckfield
Weald
Dorking
Sussex
Utilising Waste Eggs In Market Ready Storage
A Farmers' Review summary notes storage houses use waste eggs to cut losses. Fresh, cracked, or dirty eggs are canned separately for food and industrial uses. Yolks and whites go to distinct cans for bakers, while rotten eggs are sold to tanners. Shells become fertilizer. The article also outlines rapid fattening of fowls: fourteen days, a split mash of potatoes and corn meal, varied daily rations, ample water and grit, and occasional greens before market.
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Jossen
J. R Brabeson
Farmers’ Review
Quaker Gossip Recalls Dinner Party Apology
A brief tale from a Quaker city unfolds at a dinner where a guest apologizes for tardiness. The host greets the late guest and asks about his brother while the visitor explains a joint plan to spare both brothers. The scene highlights social etiquette and humorous miscommunications.
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Blank
New York
O Huey
A. oPvid
A Surprised Patient Recovers After Humble German Heals
A Chicago report describes a rheumatism case in which a patient near forty nearly failed until a German visitor treated him with St Jacobs Oil. After the first application pain eased, and within two days the patient was well. The doctor expressed surprise at recovery through a simple remedy.
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Physsel
Chicago
C— Street
St. Jacobs
Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy For Health Revival
A woman recalls health decline from female troubles and credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with rapid improvement. She notes relief from back and side pains, lighter menstruation, and overall well being after two months of use, urging others to try the product.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Mia
Mayr Haute
Wits
Omics Club
Lydia E.ham
Mrs. Haule
Edgerton, Wis
Lydia E Pinkham
Ambishious Fame Prompted by Others Power
A quoted exchange from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune notes Ambishious gaining fame as words from others are credited to him. It mentions itchy skin as a plague and promotes Dean's Ointment as a safe cure available at drug stores. The item ends with a proverb about charity and a quip from Itam's Horn.
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Het
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Dean
Bic
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Henry
Tennyson
Chicago Chronicle
Chicago Daily News
Chas
Hutton
Berville, Mic
Thos. Robbins
Norwich
Dr. Wood
Theodore Parker
Putnam
M. Henry
Dr. Thomas
Chiew
Daily News
Sawyer’s .Excelsior
Raed Cambelius
Hamlin
Wizard Oil
Chicago Daly
Hale
Charity
Itam
California Fig Syrup CO
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