Cooper’s New Discovery Medicine Claims and Patient Testimony
Short Talks by L T Cooper defends Cooper’s New Discovery as a stomach regulator and tonic. He admits no cure-all claims, notes some diseases resist treatment, then cites a letter from Jennie Tsancson of Duluth praising relief from headaches and back pains after using the medicine. He notes strong sales of the famous medicines.
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Cooper
Sidney
Earth
Nature
Jennie Tsancson
No. 18
15Th Avenue, West, Deluth, Minn
Sioux City Daily News offers 16 months for one dollar
The Sioux City Daily News announces a liberal subscription deal offering 16 months plus daily delivery until January 1 1909 for one dollar. The offer targets new subscribers and promises up to date news through the next presidential campaign. Send subscriptions directly to the Sioux City Daily News or through the paper’s editor.
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Sioux City Daily News
Roosevelt praised as bold, independent leader in Keokuk visit
The article extols Theodore Roosevelt as a decisive doer who stands firm against aristocratic peers, cites his town visit in Keokuk and wild praise of his economic stance while noting mixed public reaction to his third term idea. It also reports on social scenes in Chicago, political comments by Allison and Cummins, and local misgivings about Missouri and English debates on marriage laws.
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Roosevelt
Nolone
Oice
America
Teddy Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Wendell Phillips
Keokuk
Alsons
Cummins
Allison
Iowa Weeklies Highlight State’s Publishing Prowess
The census bulletin shows Iowa ranks high in weekly publications, with only four states publishing more. Iowa leads in weekly publications per capita, boasting one weekly for every 2580 people. The article lauds Iowa, especially Tona, for education and civic progress, noting many readers and publishers among citizens.
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Tona
Washington
Union
Iowa
New York
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Towa
Hawkeye
Iona
Prize prompts humane stories on war and kindness
A historical notice highlights American Humane Education Society contests offering 1000 dollars for a story showing the folly of international wars and 1000 dollars for a tale promoting kindness between rich and poor. The piece promotes public sentiment against cruelty to animals and references the society’s work and the book Our Dumb Animals.
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American Humane Education Society
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Algona, Lowa
of the Age
Algona and Vicinity
Elmer G, Taylor
L. T. Cooper
Isaacson
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Dr. Kig
Dr. Ripke
Wena
Algona
Laws
Teddy
Chicago
Hoon
Widdight
Missouri
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Coliseum
Conner
Dawson
Alison
England
Edward
Canterbury
Donovan
The
Palo Alto Tribune
Durango
Colorado
Des Moines News
Register and Leader
Harvey Ingham
Jerome
Council Bluffs
Saly
Sia
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Gulf
Fairbanks
Wes Orn General Cummins
F. E. Hopking
Restaurer
Anyon
Jerr
Laird Aigona, Ta
Langdon & Company
Burnham
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Tox
Neanes
P.S
Nonbam
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Cary Tors
Thas Jr
Bud
Sohal FR Arnham
Washington Tin
Ghigago
Ill
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Algona State Bank
le Tate Ag
A. D. Clarke and Co
Gay
Jel Ehler
Sposht
Offic
Iowaa
Walter Fraser
G. L. Galbraith Store
Algona Hospital
F. L. Tribon
Boston Block
Bartance Pie
Thorington Street
H. Cretzmhyer
John Galbraith
C.D. Fellows
Tleisa
Cail
Glasier
Alyond State Bank
A. L. Rist
E. V. Swetting
Loaun
W. P. Warrington
Dickinbor Marrington & Dickinson
Office Over County Savings Bank
Sullivan
McMahon Sullivan & McMahon
Attorneys AT Law
Spencer W. Crowell
Algona, Iowa
W. M. Galbraith
Osia
Hugh Norwood
Algona Rendering Works
PAY Pou Toser
the Rouse, Prone
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Rodeniok
Clark
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