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Newspaper

Algona Republican

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1901

Page

3

Sores and Ulcers And The Swift Specific Cure

Persistent sores arise from poor blood health and can become chronic if the body cannot purge impurities. The ad touts Swift’s blood purifier as a cure, claiming it cleanses blood, boosts vitality, and heals ulcers even after other remedies fail. Testimonial from J B Palbert endorses recovery after six years of leg ulcers. The firm offers free medical advice and a pamphlet.

8.S J. B. Palbert Winona Auss Swift Specific CO Atlanta

Campaign Speakers Ramp Up in Iowa Statewide Drive

Des Moines Oct 7 Iowa Republicans press a broad speaking tour across the state led by Cummins Dolliver Allison Shaw and many Congressmen to energize voters. County rallies and Talkies aim to mobilize workers, with Secretary Wilson joining late in the campaign. Phillips repudiates the Des Moines platform and pledges a state wide local option law if Democratic ticket wins.

Des Moines Iowa Republian Stile Cummins Seuster Dolliver Allison Shaw Cousins Lacey Hepburn Wall Henderson Smith Conner Humboldt County Ed K. Winne Gummins Leon Mt. Ayr Oelwein Manchester Cresco New Hampton Waverly Senator Dolliver Sac City Cherokee Rock Rapids Sheldon le Mars Gov. Shaw Keosauqua Eldon Washington Muscatine Nth Dewitt Maquaketa Marion Grundy Center Vinton Traer Secretary Wilson Walter I. Smith W. P. Hepburn Lot Thomas J. P. Conner Mr. Cumming Briar Buffalo McKinley Phillips Thomas J. Phillips Norinee Town Kansas City Towa Seriomlboy Bicisnell

Politicians Clash Over Prohibition Partisanship

A brisk editorial notes a third party prohibition push failing to gain traction in the GOP, aided by Mr Cummings decisive stance against disrupting the ali mulet law. It cites a National Prohibition platform attack on McKinley as vile slander, urging restraint and defending Cummings from personal vilification.

Republican Party Cummings Lown McKinley White House Republic Eally Congress Cummuinns Berneath Cumming

Gov Shaw Campaign Speech Highlights State Finances

Gov Shaw spoke in Indiana polio on October 3 praising republican protection and sound money. Gov Bhans remarks note state finances improving with debt paid and treasury strong, citing public buildings and educational construction as proof of prosperity. The report mentions Democratic opposition and editorial stance but lacks clear specifics beyond general fiscal gains.

Gov. Shaw Bhan Independent Des Moines Alate Town City Yana

Hobbs Fight On War News From London

London reports show mixed Boer war progress as Kitchener notes September losses but sustained commandos. Boer forces, though reduced from July estimates by 3,000, still mount attacks and convoys. A Royal convoy was captured near Zululand and six Native police died. Moedwill battle results: British 33 killed 58 wounded 40 missing.

London Kitchener Trier Transvoal Cape Colony Zululand Melmoth Zulnland Syas Moedwill

Farmers' Congress Aims and Resolutions Summary

At the closing session of the Farmers' National Congress George L Muniers of Albany N Y was elected president. The body adopted resolutions urging liberal appropriations for improvements to rivers and harbors opposing ranch encroachments on public lands supporting immediate steps toward building the Nicaragua canal under U S control expressing horror at McKinley s assassination and urging state action against anarchy endorsing agricultural instruction in public schools proposing a ten cent per pound tax on margarine colored oleomargarine and opposing false branding of products backing reciprocity and rural free delivery as feasible and warning about gypsy moth spread in Massachusetts and opposing its wartime program suspension.

G& DG Farmers’ National Congress George L. Muniers Albany Nicaragua United States Mckinley Congress Massachusetts

Postal Service Estimates Increase Rural Free Delivery Budget

The Postmaster General reveals fiscal year estimates totaling 6 250 000 dollars for rural free delivery, up 2 750 000 from the current year, with city free delivery at 18 745 000 dollars, up nine percent, and overall free delivery and rural free delivery totaling 24 995 000 dollars. Two colored youths Lynched at Shelbyville Kentucky in early October for the murder of printer Will C Hart. Mrs Bresel, wife of the Cliffside Park murderer, departs with little belongings. Fire destroys Peter Vredenburg farm barn near Springfield, four horses killed. Kansas Supreme Court holds moonshine destruction by mobs illegal. prosecutions must be in court. Jacob Fisher kills his son John in a fishing family dispute at Omaha. President Roosevelt names former Governor Jones to federal judgeship as southern policy unfolds.

Washington Smith Congress Prand

Nurse Leader Endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

A Miss Virginia Granes, graduate nurse and president of a Watertown NY nurses association, advocates Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter cites medical opinion from physicians and nurses to support the remedy for female ills, noting its use in plain prescription bottles by many in the profession.

Nurses? Association Watertown Lydia Pinkham Sach Lydia H. Pinkhhall

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Nurse Miss Grants

Twelve years nursing in hospitals and homes led Miss Urrainta Grants of Los Angeles to praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She cites successful relief from womb and ovary inflammation after using the remedy herself. Grants urges other ill women to take the medicine and seeks letters to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice.

Virginia Granes Dean Maen Pinxnam Lydia Pinkham Atveaning Miss Urrainta Grants Spring, &J Los Angeles Cal Lydia E. Pinkham

Local Health Notes Warn Against Patent Medicines

A fragment from a 1900 Supt. address warns readers about egg medicines and endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as the safer option. The garbled text mentions West Virginia and mentions DoWitns Wituh Thizal Sulge as part of a testimonial, reflecting period skepticism toward patent remedies.

Glack Priuitytowns W. Va Foley

Fragmented OCR note from early California update scene

A garbled OCR fragment mentions California updates, places like Evanston and Chicago, and a loosely connected tale about a boy, a horse, and Foley's Toney and Tuy. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse, with many misspellings and potential names.

Chuva Wervinat Evanston Foley Toney Tuy Wong Oley

English by Creoles at Longfellow house

A story about Gus ban teachers struggling with English and being invited to an evening event at the Longfellow house on Brattle Street. Cuban teachers approached ladies waiting outside, bowing and offering polite greetings as part of the scene.

Gus Ban Longfellow House Brattle Street

Kidney trouble ruins women and men alike, says report

The article describes kidney disease as a widespread problem that affects both genders. It claims kidney trouble depresses the mind, dampens ambition, beauty, vigor, and cheeriness, and insists that when kidneys fail or are diseased, it leads to broader health decline.

Local Remedies and Travel Deals Highlight OCR Fragments

Fragmented ad snippets show Foley’s Kidney Cure touted by K H Millar as lifesaving, alongside DeWitt’s Little Early Risers. Also advertised are Pan-Aspernonn travel passes, Nickel Plate routes to New York and Boston, and the American building folder, with John Y. Callahan as general agent in Chicago.

DeWitt Fy Miller Luitilo Pan-Asperlonn Returz i Vis Nivlkel Plate Road Dathy New York Boston John Y.calahan Adams St Chicago

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