Endorsement of Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic in 1889 letter
A 50 year old medical practitioner with 25 years of practice writes from Graniteville D C dated August 26 1889 endorsing Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic. He praises it as one of the best combination remedies for chill and fever noting it corrects liver secretions relieves constipation and promotes absorption and assimilation of food. The letter is signed Yours truly and reflects cautious professional endorsement.
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Johnson
Johnsons Chill and Fever Tonic Claims Superior Cure
The ad extols Johnsons Chill and Fever Tonic as uniquely effective for fever and general health. It says it brightens eyes, clears skin, improves appetite, supports liver health, and outperforms quinine, while warning against counterfeiters imitating the product. It urges use for fever and to maintain health when well.
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Johnson
Labor vs Capital at McKeesport Steel Plant
Organised labor and the Amalgamated Association threaten strikes across the W. Dewees wood plant of the American Sheet Steel company at McKeesport. About 800 workers with roughly half on strike, following seven suspensions tied to union membership. Bosses vow to run plants, ship materials elsewhere if needed, as labor mobilizes to possibly ripple through U. S. Steel and allied mills. The dispute echoes wider tensions between organized labor and the steel industry.
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W. Dewees Wood
American Sheet Steel Company
McKeesport
Amalgamated Association
United States Steel Cptton
T. F. Schaefer
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
United States Steel Corporation
New Corporation
Carnegie
National Tube Company
American Steel Hoop Company
American Tinplate Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
National Steel Company
National Steel
American Steel and Wire
American Bridge
American Steel
Red Mill
Gluttony and the weak stomach linked to disease
An early 20th century style advertisement argues gluttony damages digestion and body strength. It cites “weak stomach” as a condition spreading to other organs and promotes Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure, with a testimonial from Mrs. Brooks praising relief.
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CT. Brooks
Doce
Cuban Opinion Sees Platt Amendment Favorable
Professor James Schurman of Cornell, after ten days in Cuba, reports that business leaders and educated Cubans largely back the Platt amendment for security, while the poorest and least educated oppose it, fearing colonial subjugation. He notes military rule lacks popular confidence but urges civil Cuban governance with amendment guarantees to restore stability. Memphis reports the murder of Dr. Hall Scruggs Jr. near Union, with a pistol-shot wound behind the left ear and no arrest yet.
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James Schurman
Cornell University
New York
Cuba
Schurman
Spain
Ila
Ubs
Arile
United States
Memphis
Hall Scruggs, Jr
Union
Youthful Fiend Convicted in Clay County Court
In Clay County April 1 the special jury term swiftly disposed of the sole case, The State versus Winston Foster. The defendant, a youth, faced the charge and received a verdict of conviction. The proceedings concluded promptly with the judge announcing the decision.
Ripley trial continues amid veracity clash between officials and defendant
Fuasxront Kentucky April 16 The Ripley trial moves forward with the defendant on the stand under cross examination. Testimony centers on Governor Bradley Judge Yost and the accused over what was said about Governor Taylor prior to the trial. The defense questions affirmations made to J B Mathews as the witness recalls possible statements about Caleb Powers innocence and related loyalties.
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Hoe
Bradley
Yost
Court House
Capitol Hotel
Goebel
Pitol
J. B. Mathews
Mathews
Caleb Powers
New York
Gornia
Powers
Henry Youtsey
Eyrce
Henry County
Taylor
Oceel
Patrick Held For Murder Charge In New York
New York April 6 Justice Jerome held Albert T Patrick for the grand jury on a charge of murdering the late millionaire William T a key figure in a high profile case awaiting grand jury action and potential trial authorities said Patrick faces serious homicide allegations based on today’s proceedings and filings within the jurisdiction.
Carter's Gape In Supreme Court Reveals Mental Aptitude
Government seeks bail denial for ex Captain Oberlin M. Carter held at Fort Leavenworth after his harbor fraud conviction. Solicitor General Richards argues Carter is not neurasthemic and not on the verge of nervous collapse, despite Carter's appeal citing innocence and absence from Georgia. Accompanying affidavits claim sound mental condition and prison warden corroboration.
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Richards
United States Supreme Court
Oberlin M. Carter
United States
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Savannah
Solicitor General
United Stated
Owin
Georgia
Eee
Ataart
Priso
Perle
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