Laxative Candy Tablet Sold At Dr Shoop Labs
A refined laxative candy called Laxets is produced at Dr Shoop Laboratories. The product combines prune extract and Egyptian senna to ease constipation and related symptoms. Sold in metal boxes priced at 5 and 25 cents, marketed as economical and effective with prompt relief.
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California
Cas
Joseph Bros Drugstore Offers Salve and Pain Balm
An old advertisement from Joseph Bros promotes Dr Shoup Green Salve for feverish dog noses and Chamberlains Pain Balm as a first aid antiseptic. It also touts Dr Kings New Life Pills for digestion and constipation, priced at 24 cents, with sale at Joseph Bros druggists.
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Dr. Shoup
Dr. King
Joseph Bros
Buckling Arnica Salve Claims Healing Power
An old note touts Buckling Arnica Salve as a cure for skin ailments and wounds. It cites A C Stickel of Miletus West Virginia claiming a malignant ulcer on his daughter’s hip was prevented from needing surgery and eventually cured by the salve sold by Joseph Bros druggists.
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Joseph's
A.C. Stickel
Miletus
Joseph Bros Druggists
Why Do People Do This The Harsh World Of Choices
A diaristic column laments public hypocrisy and moral double standards, contrasting crimes and social acceptance. It notes politicians, thieves, and adulterers gaining or losing favor, then questions chivalry and social norms in 1906 era America. A testimonial promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with local distributor.
Ben Hur Route Named for Indianapolis traction project
At an executive committee meeting in Indianapolis Crawfordsville and Western Traction Co decided to name the new line the Ben Hur Route. Promoters are Crawfordsville capitalists with the author of the novel as a cultural tie. Cars will bear the names Esther and Iris. General manager A E Reynolds presided. Oliver P Hasley hosted dinner and will succeed Reynolds as county treasurer. Bonds amounting to 1500000 are held by local investors. Rails are laid half way, lines extend toward Crawfordsville, and bridges will be completed within two weeks.
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Indianapolis, Crawfordsville &and Western Traction Co
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
Ben Hur
Esther
Iris
A. E. Reynolde
Indiana Trust Building
Oliver P. Hasley
Traction Company
Columbia Club
Ensley
Reynolds
Kohol Digestive Aid Promises Quick Relief
The advertisement touts Kohol as the best treatment for indigestion and stomach troubles. It claims a single teaspoonful digests 3,000 grains of food, relieves sour stomach and flatulence, and supports heart palpitations and despression. Sold by Joseph Brothers and recommended by Joseph Bros.
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Joseph Brothers
Man from Alliance Kentucky Credits King’s New Discovery
In 1903 F N Tuck of Alliance Kentucky suffered severe lung bleeding and a failing cough. After four bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery he recovered completely and remains cured. Sold at Joseph Brothers drug store with 50c and 1.00 prices and a free trial bottle.
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F.N. Tucket
Alliance
Joseph Brothers Drug Store
Electric Bitters cures St Albans girl after long struggle
A St Albans West Virginia school superintendent credits electric Bitters with curing his daughter after a severe case of St Vitus dance. The ad promises quick relief for nervous complaints debility female weakness and malaria and notes Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds.
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5.C. Blair School
St. Albans
W. Va
St. Vitus
Josephs Drug Store
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for at home use
A reliable medicine that can be kept at home for immediate use. It prevents attacks if given at the onset of hoarseness or croppy cough in children. It contains no opium or harmful drugs and is sold by Joseph Bros.
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Joseph Bros
Joseph Brothers
Chamberlain
Target Practice in Alley Provokes Domestic Rift
Policeman Barney Flynn explains he was practicing with a gun in his alley when his wife Mary challenges the behavior. She accuses him of violating city ordinances and threats of arrest, insisting he report himself for disorderly conduct. He contemplates a private job to ease his situation while his wife remains uncompromising.
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Joseph B. Bowles
Barney Flynn
Mrs. Flynn
Policeman Flynn
Barney
Flynn
Polis
Mary
Notorious Muniittrick and the lunch table tale
The Philadelphia Ledger recounts K. K. Muniittrick, editor and farmer, known for his humor and appetite, visiting a business friend for lunch. The host hesitates to overfeed him, while the wife scowls at the idea of “enough” for a man famed for taking more than plenty.
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K. K. Muniittrick
Philadelphia, Ledger
Debutante and suitor clash over life choices in vivid dialogue
A repeated court note follows a London style social scene where a debutante rejects marriage to a wealthy suitor, insisting he needs a wise practical wife to live on his salary. Separately in Kansas City a lighthearted crime tale ends with a judge fining a man accused of election wrongdoing.
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