Dr Williams Pink Pills Credited By Ohio Family
A Mrs Minnie B Gossett of Unionville Ohio attests to Dr Williams Pink Pills curing malaria related weakness and nervous disorders. She notes eldest daughter improved from nerves and headaches and husband relief from rheumatism after taking several boxes. She praises the pills for strengthening blood and curing anaemia and varied ailments. They are sold everywhere by druggists.
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Willian Pink Pilla
Cheeett
Haennee
Angiadly
de. Williams
Dr. Williams
Tam
William’ Pinks
Freak Mir
Mra
Minnie B. Gossett Liven
Ubrichwille
Tuscarawas Co
Ohio
Enine
Mean Old Bachelor Declares Genius Unsuitable for Marriage
An old bachelor argued that a true genius would not marry, deeming it futile to discuss whether genius makes a good husband. The remark reflects a satirical stance on romance and intellect.
Effects of Prosperity: Rising Prices 1897 to 1903
The Interstate Commerce Commission report shows average price increases across breadstuffs 65 percent meats 22.1 percent dairy and garden products 50.1 percent and clothing 24.1 percent from 1897 to 1903. Rail freight rates fell 4.4 percent per ton mile while railroad wages rose slightly above 8.5 percent.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
One in Four London Deaths Attributed To Public Charity
A report notes that about a quarter of all deaths in London occur under public charity arrangements. The finding highlights welfare and municipal support roles in end-of-life care and local relief practices.
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London
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
Caution against catarrh remedies with mercury. Warns that merenes destroy senses and ruin the system when used on mucous surfaces. Promotes Mail’s Catarrh Cure from Fd Cheney & Co Toledo as safe internal treatment. touts sales via druggists and a family medicine for constipation.
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Vd, Cheney & Co
Toledo
Fd Cheney
Dragvivia
Experience Is the Extract of Suffering
A terse reflective line by Helps on hardship teaching growth and resilience through endured trials and time. It emphasizes learning gained from pain and adversity shaping character.
Iowa News Briefs Roundup From Grinnell To Sioux City
The report covers a Grinnell meeting opening April 20, deaths of Malinda Rogers of Council Bluffs, multiple court actions, jail break attempt in Marshalltown, insurance and fire losses in Yetter and Sioux City, indictments, population counts for Des Moines, railroad inspections, and a proposed Ringgold County county experiment station.
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Malinda Rogera
Aged &T
Council Biafra
Harrison County Folia
Senator Green
Stone Cie
Nashua
Herren
W. J. Crane
Marshall Town
Robert Berry
Warlington
Marvin Hinghett
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Missouri Valley
Northwesterth
Iowa Supreme Court
Ringford County
Sentinel-Post Company
Shenandoah
Sentinel-Poet
Secretary
Earling Commercial Company
Earling
Shelby County
Milford Woman's Club
Yetter
Iowa City
T. E B. Calvert
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway
Iowa State College
Calvert
Marshalltown
al Harris
Ed Jones
Life
Iowa
Roe
Elizabeth D. Jones
Iowa Humane Society
General Assembly
Sheets
Lyon County
Supreme Court
Sheetz
Des Moines
Assensor
Sioux City
Pelletier Dry Goods Company
F. M. Pelletier
Massachusets Real Estate Company
Massachusetts Real Estate Company of Boston
I. Hotchkiss
Rocky Mountain
Eric Kutzleven
Homestead
Kutzt
Burlington train tour promises faster Chicago service
Superintendent Nutt of the Burlington railroad tours southern and southwestern counties meeting stock shippers at depots. He pledges a fast Burlington train from Creton to Chicago to cut travel time by about nine hours over two years and reduce shrinkage by $8 per car. Mer Amen of Buckingham accompanies him. other roads may follow.
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Nutt
Burlington Railroad
Wecties
Binnington
Creeton
Chicago
Mer, Amen of
Buckingham
State
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
Burlington
IOWA PRIMARY LAW SHAPING NOMINATION PROCESS
Governor Cummins focuses on primary law provisions to be recommended to the legislature. He has not completed all main provisions but favors keeping a state convention and allowing the legislature to set the state platforms. A two round ranking system may be proposed with voters listing first and second choices to determine the nominee.
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A. RB. Cummins
Wisconsin
Sage Quits Iowa Crop Bureau After Present Term
Des Moines John R Sage will retire as head of the Iowa Crop Bureau at term end due to health. He led the state crop service since the legislature created it in 1890 and also directed the federal bureau’s crop service for the same period. Sage published a detailed report summarizing his term and its labor.
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Des Moines
John R. Sage
Iowa Crop Bureau
Federal Bureau
Sage
Has Passed the Century Mark
Council Bluffs John Busha aged 112, living at Twenty-fifth Street and Avenue 1, lists his age to the census as 112. His wife Mary is 75. Busha claims to have fought in the Black Hawk War in 1832. Born in Tennessee, he has lived in Iowa 26 years and has nearly 100 descendants. He has been blind for twelve years but remains vigorous.
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Council Bluffs
John Busha
Twenty-fifth Street
Avenue 1
Mary Busha
Busha
Tennessee
Iowa
Iowa Claims First in Corn Production With 423 Million Bushels
John R. Sage director of the crop and weather service contends federal data are wrong and Iowa should lead with 423 million bushels of corn. He claims Iowa is 20 million bushels ahead of government estimates while Illinois is listed first by federal figures.
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John R. Sage
Crop and Weather Service of
Lows
Lowa
Ilinoia
Biennial Will Stand Opinion Forecast by Court
Observers say the Supreme Court will uphold Judge Evans’s ruling with no dissent, confirming the biennial measure in all details as the bench’s settled stance. The remark reflects confidence that the court will sustain the decision.
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Supreme Court
Evans
Supreme Bench
Ex-Inspector Cummings Seeks Reappointment in Washington
Washington report says Iowa man Cum mings formerly in the Indian service was dismissed months ago over disputed grounds. He has traveled to Washington to seek reinstatement, with Senator Dolliver aiding the effort to reappoint him.
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Iowa
Washington
Cummings
Rolfe
Indian Service
Dolliver
University of Iowa students to tour Chicago during spring vacation
Arrangements are under way to take a group of University of Iowa engineering students to Chicago from April 12 to 18 for a tour of various establishments.
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Iowa City
Uniiversity of Iowa
Chicago
Prairie Fire Destroys Hay Near Onawa
A prairie fire north and east of Onawa destroyed over 1 000 tons of hay. A strip two miles long and one mile wide burned over in the blaze.
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Whiling
Kept His Money Buried On His Property
Mount Pleasant resident John Dahlomn a well known citizen who died suddenly last February left a fruit jar filled with gold valued at 5000 on his premises. The house is now guarded as relatives from the west come to take charge.
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Mount Pleasant
John Dahlomn
Clash of ARNG as Russia and Japan Prepare for Duel
Reports from St. Petersburg indicate a new duel between Russian and Japanese forces in Manchuria with fortifications at Sipinghal eninet and Japanese gathering nearby. A column moves toward Kirin to threaten Vladivostok supply lines while diplomats seek peace terms and an international conference remains uncertain. Negotiations involve Paris and St. Petersburg with possible direct talks between Russia and Japan.
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ST. Petersburg
Manchuria
Associated Press
Sipinghal
Chaoumlaodsi
Shuamuyndsz
Kirin
M. Delcasee
Russia
Europe
Lamsdorff
Delcasse
European
Stockholm
Japan
Rusein
United States
Germany
Washington
Toklo
Washington Opposed to an International Conference
The article states Washington does not seek to mediate a broader peace conference between Russia and Japan. It notes neither side has asked President Roosevelt to help end the war, and officials prefer direct negotiations between the czar and the mikado. Berlin shares this view.
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Washington
Russia
Japan
Rceosevell
Nicholas
Far East
Hay
Czar
Mikado
Berlin
Photographer Killed In Saloon Powder Explosion
In Omaha a photographer Albert Butler died instantly when a powder flash exploded near his tripod. William Coffee W J Murray and M Levy were seriously injured as the blast sent flames across the room. Butler’s chest was fatally torn, but the injured men are expected to recover.
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Omaha
Albert Butler
William Coffee
W. J. Murray
M. Levy
Butler
Deny Charges of Castro In Venezuela Case
Solicitor Penfield of the state department said Greene and the asphalt company head denied aiding the Matos revolution. He noted Greene furnished sworn denials months ago and provided affidavits from responsible asphalt officers to support his claim.
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Castro
Washington
Penfield
State Department
Venezuela
General Francia V. Greene
Asphalt Company
Matos
Greene
Major's Keen Comment in the Armory Room Refurbished
The Philadelphia Ledger reports a witty exchange after a visit to the armory. The Captain of Company G notes the room was repainted and refurnished, while the Major compliments the improvement and remarks the room is better than the company.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Not one scholar benefits from studying grammar early says Buckingham
Boston writer Joseph T Buckingham argues that most scholars do not gain from grammar studies before age 15 his remark preserved in a periodical snippet highlighting educational views from the era about language instruction and age to learn grammar.
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Joseph
Joseph T. Buckingham
Boston
Lynn Ftem
Apollo Learns Rag Time After Birth
Four days after birth Apollo seizes a lyre and astonishes Zeus with his playing. Clete, his mother, praises him while Hera remarks on the rag time. The ancient mythic scene blends for a playful, surreal moment.
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Apollo
Zeus
Clete
Hera
Baby cured by Cuticora soap and ointment claim
An advertisement recounts a infant scar and sore treatment with Cuticora leading to a full recovery after costly doctors and medicines, then a cheap cure cited. It adds multiple ads for Allen's Foot-Ease and a child relief product, with brief political commentary and general notices.
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Bolls
G. H. Tucker, Jr
Greenfield Ave
Milwaukee
Wis
Dean's Kidney Pills Helped Soldier Endure Heavy Lifting
Lieutenant George G. Warren of No 3 Chemical in Washington D C testifies the strain of daily toil caused kidney trouble and back pain. Since using Dean's Kidney Pills he lifted 660 pounds without ill effects and has not felt the trouble return after years of suffering with other remedies failing. For sale by all dealers at 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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George G. Warren
No. 3 Chemical
Washington, D. C
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Russia's Export Profits and Starch Claims
Russia earns over half its export profits from grain. An advertisement touts Defiance Cold Water Starch for laundry noting a full pound in each 16 oz package, same price as 1 2 oz packs, claims no harmful chemicals and that Defiance never sticks to iron. It warns against inferior stock and urges demand for Defiance.
Defiance Starch Packs 16 Ounces in 12 Ounce Packages
When a grocer says Defiance Starch is out of stock it means he fears losing customers as Defiance Starch actually contains 16 ounces per package and sells for about the price of 12 ounce brands. The ad touts its superiority and appeal to hungry buyers.
Golden Medical Discovery touted as cure all stomach and blood diseases
An advertisement proclaims Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures digestive ills and related blood and nerve diseases. It claims permanent relief from biliousness and hypochondria, boasts alcohol free composition, and cites a long record of cures with testimonials from a Buffalo, New York reader.
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Mother Gray
New York
Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
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