Chamberlain's Pain Balm touted for rheumatism cure
A Salem reader credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with curing a severe muscular rheumatism after two applications and one bottle. Also noted is a Plymouth county libel case Surins v Reichman, where the Iowa Supreme Court reduced a $3,000 verdict to $1,500 on appeal for excessive damages.
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Chamberlain
South Jerseyman
Ater
Sallie Harris
Salem
F. Cobb
Iowa Supreme Court
Jude Gaynor
Surins
Reichman
Plymouth County
Plaintif
Supreme Court
Death of Rev T DeWitt Talmage Revered Pastor in Washington
A long obituary notes the death of Rev. T DeWitt Talmage in Washington DC Last Saturday. Once a lawyer he entered ministry in 1856 and led Central Presbyterian Brooklyn since 1869 His pulpit drew thousands and his influence echoed worldwide The piece reflects on greatness and legacy across eras, marking Talmage as one of the era’s most loved divines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade “Hamp
T.dewitt
Talmage
T. DeWitt Talmage
Washington, D.C
Central Presbyterian Church of
Brooklyn
Omaha Sights And Real Estate Boom On Farnam Street
A writer tours Omaha noting broad streets and tall modern buildings, ornate electric streetcars, and pricey Farnam street residences such as Jos lin’s white stone castle. He observes high lumber costs limiting development elsewhere, real estate depreciation, and tenants buying homes on easy terms while public buildings project stability amid a lingering smell of garlic from packing houses.
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Omaha
America
Stresta
Chicago
Farnam Street
Joslin
New Court House
Stewart Heads Deaf School In Nebraska Education Rise
Mr. R E Stewart appointed as superintendent a year ago, his energetic leadership has propelled the school with 176 pupils toward notable progress in education and morality. Waldo Rotert, son of Hon Henry W Rothert, leads as a capable head teacher, while oral instructors push a new lip movement method enabling silent pupils to learn speech without aids.
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Theta
R. E.stewart
Silent People
Nebraska
Lawa
America
Stewart
Waldo ‘Rotert
Henry. W. Rothert
Excellent Town School For the Deaf
Council ‘Bluffs
Papile
Special Excursion Train to Eureka Dak via C M St P Ry
Special train from Akron on May 17 18 offers round trip for 3 dollars to Eureka South Dakota with free program Baldon Ascension and Parachute Descent at 1 00 pm Madame Frances Le Roy of St Paul Minn leads band concert in large pavilion Tent. Baseball game Sioux City vs Algona 230 pm free for excursion tick holders Sleeping cars attached berths two for 2 00 each way details from ticket agent.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul 'R’y
Baldon
Frances
le: Roy
St. Paul, Minn
Pees
Sioux City
Algona
Tic
Akron
Durekes
Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y
Missing shawl offered reward near church and bridge
A dark gray shawl with streaks was lost between the Christian Church and the Big Sioux bridge. A reward is offered for its return. Aide reported the item and location as described, urging anyone with information to come forward.
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Christian Church
Big Sioux Bridge
Fihder
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Akron Savings Bank
Gapital
South Dakota
Iowa
Board OF Directors
J. Thode
Duncan, ‘Ross
Superior
Moline Plow Goods
Goodenough and
Columbia Buggies
Surreys
Mellen Bros
Myss Cobley
Miss Celia Kendall
Fullerton Lumber Co
Geo. W. Raish
Nile
Euphrates
United States
Red River
North
Minnesota
North Dakota
Winterstein’s
Ars Stotten
Secon
Phareian
Jaékeon
Pennsylvania
Will Reed Duntoy
Eureka
Market
Simeon: & CO
Keystone Combinat
Wolverine
Chatlie, Marshalltows
Diammond Buggies
Sampson
Fier
Bain
Troy
Gons. Chandler
Cedar Rapids
Talbott & Spears
McCorkell
A. H. Smith
Chas. E. Gibson
A. H. Smith & CO
Headquarters
South Dakota Lands
Kingsbury and
Beadle Counties
Practical Bakers
Akron Milling Co
David Donin
Pres
Mgr. M
Barriers
We Pia
M. Wilson
Leo
Treas
North Wis
Wis
Black
West Superior
Henry
Wisconsin ‘University College of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Reldy
Douglas County
Lake Superior
Duluth
West
Akron Town
Jas. E. Trautt
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