Rheumatism Cure hailed as blood remedy
Mr Thomas Stephenson of Springfield reports dramatic relief from rheumatic pains after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He cites pain reduction after one box and complete relief after the second, claiming the pills purify and enrich the blood while expelling the poison. Sold by all druggists.
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Stephenson
Thomas Stephenson
Greenwood Street
Springfield
Mass
Williams
Iowa Biennial Elections Law Declared Valid by Judge Evans
Judge W D Evans of Story county court rules the Iowa biennial elections law valid despite a five clause amendment. The decision said all parts are integral to a single proposition and needed for a coherent law. Appeals to the Iowa Supreme Court will follow if necessary.
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Des Moines
W. D. Evans
Story
Supreme Court
Iona
Supreme Court of
Evans
Iowa
Legislative Committee
Special car lines must file articles of incorporation in Iowa
The secretary of state’s office reports that vehicle concerns must file articles of incorporation with full fees before doing business in Iowa. The ruling shows many firms owe the state substantial amounts. The compiled statement lists property values used in business and the taxes paid.
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Iowa
Iowa Census Bureau Refuses Cooperation With State Factories Enumeration
Will Not Help Bureau Director North of the federal census bureau notified Governor Cummins that his department will not cooperate with the Iowa labor commissioner in enumerating state factories this year. The dispute hints patronage factors and potential political control over data gathering. The Iowa Mutual Insurance companies sue the state over unconstitutional assessments. two suits point to about 500 dollars per company with possible 35 more filings, risking thousands if upheld. Documents list G G Gilbertson treasurer and B Dol Carroll auditor.
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Iowa
North
Federal Census Bureau
Gov. Cummins
Iowa Labor Commissioner
Iowa Department of
State
G. G. Gilbertson
B. Dol. Carroll
Wants Teachers Permanent
State Superintendent Riggs of Iowa schools urges school directors to retain winter term teachers for spring. He argues for permanent tenure and higher salaries, aiming reforms now. He notes city schools keep teachers more consistently than rural districts, directing focus at country districts.
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Riggs
Iowa
Many Pupils to Take Trip to Washington Inauguration
Over 50 Iowa high school pupils will accompany State Superintendent Riggs to Washington for the inauguration on March 4. To qualify they must walk five miles, the parade length. One pupil from each school will join. The trip costs about $100 and must be paid by the student. the honor is the reward.
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Iowa High School
Riggs
Washington, D. C
Hepburn Clears Himself at Iowa Meeting
At a Adams County Warmers Institute event last week Congressman William P Hepburn of Iowa's Eighth District faced sharp criticism for his stance on ward rate legislation. He read a Roosevelt drafted paper praising his role in extending the interstate commerce commissions powers, stunning onlookers and boosting his perceived statesmanship.
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Hepburn
William P. Hepburn
Iowa
Adams County Warmers’ Institute
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Iowa Railroad Commission Declared Powerless on Interstate Grain Rates
Special correspondence reports the Iowa railroad commission admits it cannot fix interstate grain rates, leaving Iowa shippers at a disadvantage to Chicago and other states. The gap is highlighted by Omaha to Baltimore at 11 1/2 cents versus Iowa points to Chicago at 11 cents, provoking protest from the Farmers' Grain Dealers' association seeking remedies.
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Road Commission
Iowa Railroad Commission
Iowa
Iowa Points
Chicago
Omaha
Baltimore
Farmers’ Grain Dealers’ Association
The Great Difficulty Quotation Exchange
The Detroit Free Press quotes a wry exchange about happiness and personal boundaries. The dialogue highlights common sense about focusing on one’s own affairs rather than meddling in others.
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Detroit Free Press
Butcher-Come Dialogue Sparks Grim Image in Times
A fragment from the New York Times shows a dark, macabre exchange where a butcher plans violent acts against named individuals. The dialogue depicts graphic threats and a chilling intent.
Vase of Tears Riddle in Boston Globe
A literary line describes a sorrowful riddle about cutting, subtracting, and multiplying by zero to yield a outcome in a vase of tears. The quotation is attributed to the Boston Globe.
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Boston Globe
Dodd's Kidney Pills Said to Cure Diabetes
Mrs. L. C. Bowers of Halo Indiana claims Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her Diabetes after severe weight loss backache and frequent urination. She says three years with no relapse and urges others with kidney ailments to try the remedy.
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Halo
Ind
Dodd
L. C. Bowers
Bright
Man admires separation of faith and business in Tribune quote
A Chicago Tribune quotation notes that a man has no business with religion who has no religion in his business, highlighting the tension between faith and commerce.
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Chicago Tribune
Through Old Battlefields to Florida by Train
Dixie Flyer departs Chicago at 7 00 P M and reaches Jacksonville next morning. Through Sleepers and the Chicago and Florida Limited run daily with daylight routes to Jacksonville and St Augustine. Trains run via the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway the Battlefields Route. For literature contact Briard Hill Northern Pass Agent N C and St L Ry Marquette Bldg Chicago.
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Florida
Old Battlefields
Chicago
Jacksonville
South
St. Augustine
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
Nashville, Chattanooga
Atlanta
Battlefields
Briard ’ Hill
Northern Pass
N. C
St. L. Ry
Marquette Bldg
Chicago, Il
A Winter Chautauqua in the Pines Opens March 2 1905
The notice proclaims a Winter Chautauqua in Citronelle Alabama beginning March 2 1905 described as the great est Chautauqua in the South. It notes low railroad rates and directs readers to contact a home agent or John M Beall for details and literature with St Louis as a reference point.
Nickel Plate Road Promises Low Fares and Excellent Dining
Eastbound travelers told to ride the Nickel Plate Road for up-to-date service at lower rates with no excess fares. All trains depart LaSalle Street Station in Chicago. J Calahan named as general agent for particulars. Also includes ads for Allen's Foot-Ease and Piso's Cure for Consumption with testimonial snippets and quotes.
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Nickel Plate Road
LaSalle Street
Chicago
J. Calahan
Adams Street
Billion Dollar Grass Promises Big Hay Output
John A Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin introduced this remarkable grass three years ago and now it is the most talked of grass in America. It is described as the biggest quickest hay producer on earth.
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John A. Salter Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
America
Billion Dollar Grass and world of fodder crops debated
Farmers hear lectures from editors professors and orators on Salter's Billion Dollar Grass Bromus Inermis Salter's Teosinte Victoria Rape and Speltz as top permanent hay and green-food options. Readers urged to mail 10 cents to John A Salzer Seed Co. La Crosse Wis for catalogs and seed samples.
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Salter
Victoria
John A. Salzer Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
K. L
Witty remark recalls old friend turning 95
A cynic quotes a Puck line about an old acquaintance who died at ninety five, noting the man had lived only minutes in all that time, illustrating the joke about long life felt short.
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Puck
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Pazo Ointment Ad
An advertisement offers Pazo ointment as a guaranteed remedy for piles itching bleeding and protruding. It promises a full refund by the druggist if the product fails to cure within six to fourteen days.
Social millennium hinges on wealth, voices National Magazine
The National Magazine argues the social millennium will not arrive until every man is richer than his neighbors, urging a shift in economic expectations and social standards.
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National Magazine
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Milwaukee
Crawford
West 9Th St
Kansas City
M. V. McInnes
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Theater Bk
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Mich
Baizer
Charles F. White
Rochester
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Tribunal
Shiloh
Cummins
National Shiloh Battlefield
Taft
Providence
Cyrus Boyd
Nebraska
American Cotton Oil Co
American Fast Freight
Arms Palace
Booth's
New York
Iton
Continental Fruit
Cudahy Mil
Cudahy Packing Co
General Chemical Co
Germania Refining
Jacob Dodd Packing
William F. Jobbins
Libb , McNeil & Libby
Mather
Merchants’ Dispatch
Sean Es
Elson Morris
Enn Refining Co
Provision Dealers
Rublic Oil Co
St. Charles
Anheuser-Busch
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Western Stable
Swift Refrigerator
Titusville Oil Works
Union Refrigerator
WM. P. Hepburn
John
N. Y
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Olmsted
le Roy
Guthrie
Castoria
Lion Coffee
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Toledo
Onio
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Fisy Box
A. J. Tower CO
Oston
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