Fulton Renal Compound Promoted By San Francisco Agents
Advertises Fulton’s Renal Compound as a cure for Bright's Disease and kidney ailments. Claims multiple diagnosed incurable cases recovered after using the remedy and lists several named individuals who allegedly benefited. Pitches 8 dollar for Bright’s and 1.60 for diabetes and urges sending for a pamphlet. Sole agents listed as John J. Fulton Co., 400 Washington St.
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Spaulding Law Co
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San Francisco
Carl D. Ziele
Pacific Street
Charles Engelke
Charles F. Wacker
Sixth Street
R. M. Wood
Wine and Spirit Review
Edward Short
William Martin
Captain Hubbard
Honolulu
William Hawkins
U. S. Quartermaster's Department
John A. Phelps
Hotel Repelier
Bright
Fulton
John J. Fulton Co
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Work and method key to musical progress
The piece urges students to work systematically to improve musical ability. It stresses identifying weak points, practicing targeted skills, and building technique, time, and interpretation through daily, purposeful effort. It also advises studying composers and memorizing pieces in sequence for lasting progress.
The Way They Do at Kennewick
Kennewick Courier notes a plan to reclaim arid land by planting potatoes and onions in alternate rows. The onions would cause the potatoes to water themselves through eye irritation, prompting natural irrigation.
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Kennewick
Kennewick Courier
Perpetual Water Rights Offered Along Kennewick Ditch
The Northern Pacific Irrigation Company announces perpetual water rights for lands along the Kennewick ditch now completed. Landowners adjacent to Kennewick have begun purchasing rights, with availability extending along the entire ditch. Sample deeds accompany the notice.
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Northern Pacific Irrigation Company
Kennewick Ditch
Kennewick
Water rights irrigation plan for Kennewick valley lands
The company will furnish one cubic foot per second per 160 acres from April 1 to Oct 1 at 30 dollars per acre with a perpetual right. The rate increases to 35 dollars on October 1 this year. Installment plan requires one fifth down and 6 percent vesting. Delayed access this year reduced crops. fruit and berry output is expected to rise as irrigation expands in three to four years.
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E Company
Kennewick
Sunnyside Church Plans 40 by 386-foot Extension
Sunnyside Church federation met reporting funds on hand for a 40 by 386 foot extension. Trustees were instructed to commence work at once and the contract for the building will be let tomorrow.
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Sunnyside Church Federation
Man in Wichita Made to Wear Pink Ribbon Nightgown
The Kansas City Journal reports a Wichita man is forced by his wife to wear a nightgown with pink ribbon tucks in the sleeves so the baby cannot tell the difference when he walks the floor at night.
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Kansas City Journal
Wichita
The Currents of Destiny Through the People
A Chicago Journal excerpt argues leaders earn lasting power by aligning with public sentiment. It cites Lincoln McKinley and urges ward and precinct politicians to listen to constituents, pursue their will, and avoid drifting from the people.
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Abraham Lincoln
William McKinley
Chicago Journal
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted as Digestive Foundation
The advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as the foundation of health, claiming it enables digestion and transforms foods into nourishing blood. It promises cure for indigestion and stomach disorders and notes sale by C. C. Case. The second fragment contains a mock dialogue about reincarnation and party floral decorations.
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C. C. Case
Bankrupt Fortune Machine Plot Echoes on Wall Street
Inventor boasts of a profitable slot machine idea and seeks funds to mass produce along Wall Street. A capitalist questions the plan as the inventor explains the machine takes a nickel and pays out when a man loses money.
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Wall Street
Boss Worm Medicine touted by Leighton druggist
H P Krumpe of Leighton Mississippi notes a child sick with vomiting found relief after one bottle of White's Cream Vermifuge. He reports expelling 119 worms and calls it the boss worm medicine in the world. The tonic also claims to aid digestion and restore vitality. 25e at F L Janeck's.
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H. P. Krumpe
Leighton
Mla
White
F. L. Janeck’s
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise to cure a cold in one day with No Cure No Pay. The ad notes a 25 cent price and urges immediate use to end symptoms.
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E. W. Grove
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
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