Second Sight Restored By Reading Aid
In Trevorton Pa Joseph Ditchfield aged sixty five feared reading at night without his glasses. A doctor gave him a newspaper he could read clearly and his eyesight improved, described as a return of second sight. Meanwhile an advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain tea for eye health and wrinkle relief priced 385 cents per Tea or Tablets from L M Bosworth.
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L. M. Bosworth
Joseph Ditchfield
Trevorton
Remedy for Acute Colic and Diarrhea Warns Immediate Relief
An ad claims Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy provides prompt relief from sudden attacks of colic, diarrhoea and dysentery without a physician. It asserts the remedy works before a doctor arrives and never fails in severe cases. Sold by Longhran and Bauer.
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Longhran
Bauer
Granger Laws Fail to Halt Rail Road Growth Across Regions
The analysis shows 1873 to 1875 railroad mileage rose 6.1 percent in four Granger States and 5.5 percent nationally, with net earnings up in Granger States while adjoining regions fell. The piece attributes growth to regulation outcomes, notes political fights to repeal laws in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa, and calls for broader reform and fair valuation by a federal commission. It also blends in pastorals on leadership, Ames college praise, and civic exhortations.
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Fort Dodge Des Moines Railway to Electrify Line by 1907
The Fort Dodge and Des Moines railway plans a ninety mile electric system with a Fraser power house supplying 20 000 volt alternating current, transformed to direct current at five substations. Westinghouse turbans drive 3 000 HP generators, track and road bed designed for high speed passenger and heavy freight. Des Moines cars use city system. Fort Dodge will gain passenger and freight depots. Construction crews from J G White & Co. are mobilizing to meet a January 1 1907 completion date.
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Des Moines
Fort Dodge
J. G. White & Co
Fort Dodge & Des Moines Railway
Tyre Lament Theme Highlighted In Sunday Sermon
The Rev. J. B. Pruitt of United Brethren Church delivered a vesper talk on The Story of Tyre from Ezekiel 27. He noted Tyre as a merchant of many isles and conveyed a faithful lament from the Lord.
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March to Red Oak to Atlantic Ocean News Update
A new recruit asks Captain Knapp if the Red Oak to Atlantic march will keep students from school in September. Company C 55th Infantry departs with Col. Lincoln from Des Moines toward Red Oak. march begins tomorrow morning. Readily packed gear includes tent halves, rifle, rations, and toilet items. The roster lists officers, noncoms, cooks, artificer, musician, and many privates. Also noted are topical remedies, an Ames Chautauqua event and a joke line about money making the mare go west.
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Knapp
Red Oak
Atlantic Ocean
Col. J. R. Lincoln
Des Moines
Stallion Attack FATAL Aftermath at Coon Rapids
In Coon Rapids a stallion pulled free from a fallen rein and bit John L. Wallace’s arm to the bone before tearing flesh and tendons. Wallace walked home, was taken to a hospital, but blood poisoning followed and he died after intense suffering. The horse had previously shown aggression and tusks contributed to the severity.
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Coon Rapids
John L. Wallace
Wallace
Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup with Honey and Tar Ad
An old advertisement promotes Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup with Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs and colds. It claims relief by acting on the bowels and clearing the chest and throat, sold by C A Gamble. The text mixes moral aphorisms with the ad.
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Cote
C. A. Gamble
Three U S Senators Worth Over Ten Million Dollars
Listing notes three United States senators William A. Clark Stephen B Elkins and Nelson A Aldrich each valued above 10 000 000 The ad also offers land in Missouri Howell County 160 acres and Spring 65 acres with orchard Modern improvements seeking sale by E L Gilmore Freeborn Minnesota and includes a consumer testimonial for White Wine of Tar praising its relief for pulmonary consumption by Rev J N Fry and Mrs Susan Fry Brookline Missouri
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Remedial Demand for Oolic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Frank Jones of Pikeville Indiana reports high demand and says the remedy cured dysentery when others failed. The product is sold by Loughran and Bauer.
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Frank Jones
Pikeville
Ind
Loughran
Bauer
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