Big Saturday and Monday sale highlights rugs and clothing
Advertises a special two day sale with large reversible jute rugs 36x72 at 98c and Smyrna rugs 30x60 at 1.25, Moquette rugs 30x60 at 1.98, art square 6x9 at 6.50, Outing cloth 5c, kimono suiting 4c, heavy all wool skirting 65c, 8 day clocks 1.98, fleece lined underwear 43c, ladies union suits 25c, ladies ribbed underwear 25c, men’s sample hats 2 and 2.50, silk elastic web 1 yd, vaseline, and shoes in city.
Murder Mystery Deepens Over Mrs Pulitzer's Death
Detectives from New York and New Jersey investigate the death of Mrs Joseph Pulitzer whose nude body was found near Jersey City. Husband, a New York tailor, was questioned after claims she left home Tuesday night for bread fruit and cocoa.
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Doctors Could Not Help Her Kidney Cure Testimony
A reader from Shelton Washington praises Foley's Kidney Cure for swift relief after prolonged kidney trouble. The note claims a full cure following the first dose and extols the remedy's effectiveness.
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Raymond Qonzer
Shelton, Wash
Foley
John RB
Hudson
Dodson's Pharmacy Prescription Service Ad
An old advertisement touts careful prescription filling and specialized compounding. It lists items like thermometers, breast pumps, fountain syringes, feeding glass, hot water bottles and fever-related merchandise with prices, emphasizing quality and precision in preparation.
Sale of Tooth Preparations and Brushes
An advertisement extols Tooth Preparations as essential to prescription compounding. It promotes Crème Centifrice a cleansing paste for whitening and preserving teeth at 25c, Prop Hyactic Tooth Vaste a fragrant antiseptic at 25c, and a range of Good Tooth Brushes priced from 10c to 50c.
For That Bald Spot Hair Tonic Ad Copy
An advertisement urges readers to treat bald spots with Holme's Dandruff Cure and Hair Tonic promising that hair loss stops and new growth begins. The copy notes price one dollar, plus mentions hair brushes sold in 250 500 and 750 counts at one or two dollars and various combs from ten cents to one dollar.
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Holme
Cincinnati Welcomes Roosevelt at Fall Festival
President Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Cincinnati at 10 a.m. escorted by dignitaries and mounted police. The city decks streets with portraits and banners for the Fall Festival while crowds line the parade route. A formal reception follows at the St Nicholas Hotel as officials present a gold badge to the president amid extensive entertainment preparations.
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Frank Foulds
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St. Nicholas
Senator Foraker
Columbus
Waynesville
Frank W. Foulda
Man
The Only Guaranteed Kidney Cure and Local Cures
An old newspaper fragment touts cures for eczema itching and kidney ailments with botanic and patent remedies. It claims blood purification, ten drops doses, and a $100 prize for cures, promoting various advertisements and elixirs available through local druggists.
Harvey Loga Indicted on 19 Counts in Knoxville
Knoxville grand jury indicted Harvey Loga on 19 federal counts including counterfeiting national notes and procuring counterfeit notes. Trial set for November 17. judge refused to grant a delay, Logan held in Knox County jail after prior indictment was quashed on a technicality.
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Tenn
Logan
Montana
Train T
Clark
Knox County
Editor Robert L. Hoke Dies In Nashville Tenn
Robert L. Hoke a famed Tennessee newspaper man aged 39 died after a long illness. A native of Athens Alabama he served on The Nashville Banner editorial staff retiring a year ago. He wrote under the pen name Brutus and produced volumes of writings. The notice includes unrelated ads and patent medicine endorsements.
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Neshville
Tenn
Robert L. Hoke
Athena
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Foley Kidney Cure Promises Clean Blood and Cure
A terse, mixed OCR note claims Foley's Kidney cure will purify diseased kidneys and cleanse poisons from blood. It mentions John R. Hudeon and others in garbled phrases about agate eyes and a bachelor named Oalesa sman. The text also alludes to a pawn shop captain of the watch amid adversity.
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Foley
John R. Hudeon
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