Woman Freed From Chronic Headaches by Pink Pills
A narrative advertises Dr Williams Pink Pills as a permanent cure for headaches caused by anemia and blood impurities. It recounts Stella Blocker of Leander Louisiana who suffered years of weakness, fever, and liver and kidney issues before taking three boxes of the pills and becoming entirely well. The ad notes the pills also cure neuralgia sciatica nervous prostration partial paralysis and rheumatism.
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Leander
Louisiana
There Are Many Things You Cant Do Without It
A brief dialogue quotes Dustin Stax and a Washington Star line about philosophy. The exchange highlights limits of action without philosophy and suggests its essential role in discernment and decision making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin Stax
Washington Star
First Symptom Caution for Indigestion and Liver Trouble
Public health notice urges watching for early signs of indigestion and liver issues and using Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin to prevent complications. It cautions chronic dyspepsia weakens the system and promises relief with a money back guarantee if it fails.
Russians Not Claiming Tokyo Bay Island Rocked by Mine
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Russia has made no assertion that Japan's newly formed volcanic island near Tokyo was caused by a Russian submarine mine. The remark frames speculation about the origins of the landmass and avoids attributing blame to Russia.
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Japan
Philadelphia Inquirer
Help Yourself Cure Rheumatism and Other Ailments
An advertise style claim promotes Pusheck’s hare as a cure for rheumatism weakness pains impure blood nervous exhaustion indigestion skin diseases catarrh and related issues. It urges trying the remedy after doctors and other treatments fail and offers a free booklet from Dr. Pusheck 192 Washington St Chicago Il.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pushec
Pusheck
Washington St
Chicago
Doctors excel at autopsy more than diagnosis says Chicago Sun
The Chicago Sun remarks that many doctors display greater skill in performing autopsies than in making diagnoses, implying diagnostic challenges persist in medical practice.
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Chicago Sun
Piso's Cure Advertised as Cure All
A cited reader letter from J Brien of Third Ave Minneapolis dated January 6 1900 cautions that Piso's Cure All cannot be taken as a cough remedy or panacea warning against overstatement in medical advertising.
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Piso
No Man Is Indispensable Even for an Employer
Editorial remark states no person is indispensable including bosses, reflecting on labor and management relations. It emphasizes contingency in leadership and the value of adaptability within a company or organization.
Happy Women Mrs Pare Tells Kidney Pill Cure
Mrs Pare of Glasgow Kentucky attributes relief from kidney trouble to Dean's Kidney Pills. She describes a history of back pain, variable secretions, scalding urination, and high color, noting the remedy normalized secretions and banished inflammation. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Milburn CO
Buffalo
Insurance suit over life policy paid to missing Burlington man
New York Life Insurance sues Chittenden & Eastman for 2700 dollars claiming the firm wrongfully collected on a life policy paid to beneficiaries of William Jarvis who disappeared in Burlington years ago and was thought dead. A Cincinnati fire injured an unknown man later identified by H E Jarvis as his brother. The firm refuses to refund the payment, asserting Jarvis is legally dead.
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Burlington
New York Life Insurance Company
Chittenden & Eastman
William Jarvis
Cincinnati
H. E. Jarvis
Chittenden & Eastman Company
Jarvis
Anna Valentina
New Jersey
Supreme Court of the United States
United Gas Improvement Company
Point Breeze
Philadelphia
E. H. Harriman
New York
Portland
Ore
National Good Roads Association
Wallace McCreery
Hudson River
Adel
John Hewitt
Brandson Gardner
Traverse City
Mich
J. Fulthun
Despondent Bride-to-Be In Des Moines Takes Strychnine
Miss Gertrude Pullman of Centerville committed suicide in Des Moines after mourning a postponed wedding with the groom, George De Ford, who died three weeks earlier. She laid out her wedding garments and waited, despite friends trying to halt her. She was found in an upper room with fatal strychnine poisoning.
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Des Moines
Gertrude Pullman
Centerville
George de Ford
Settlement Progresses in Grinnell Bank Case
Grinnell reports progress in settling the affairs of the broken First National Bank under Receiver G W Swords. The comptroller of the treasury has authorized a further dividend between early and mid June, likely 10 percent, bringing total payments to 55 percent to depositors. About $35,000 more will circulate locally from the final distribution, with deposits totaling about $350,000.
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Grinnell
First National Bank
G. W. Swords
Comptroller of the Treasury
Ditch Contract Let in Monona Harrison Areas
The Harrison and Monona county boards ordered bidding for the Monona Harrison ditch. Sealed bids due June 8, 1905, with contract to be awarded in joint session. Estimated cost over 300,000 dollars to improve 76,000 acres of overflow land into good corn land.
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Onawa
Boards of Supervisors
Harrison and
Monona
Monona-Harrison
Severe Fire in Massena Destroys Five Buildings
Massena experienced a severe early morning blaze destroying five buildings and contents with losses estimated between 17000 and 20000 dollars. Insurance coverage is about 7000 dollars. The fire was spotted around three o clock in the morning at the John Brown butcher shop.
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Massena
John Brown
Bankers Call for Repeal of National Bankruptcy Law
Council Bluffs meeting of the Southwest in Iowa Bankers association adopts a resolution condemning the national bankruptcy law and urging its repeal. The measure, presented by Carl F. Kuehnle of Dennison, aligns with Secretary Shaw's views.
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Council Bluffs
Shaw
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Carl F. Kuehnle
Dennison
Epidemics and fires mark Iowa towns in brief report
Anamosa reports scarlet fever outbreak in Martelle and surrounding countryside. Cedar Falls notes dedication of Graham memorial monument for William B. Graham. Charles City mill burns with $30,000 loss and $4,000 insurance. Tama reports conductor L. D. Henry loses a leg in an accident. Boone records 56th regiment vote for Captain Mahoney as major. Council Bluffs suspects wolf breeding for bounty. Centerville foresees electric railroad expansion. Burlington obituary for Robert Donahue founder of a wholesale hardware business.
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Anamosa
Martelle
Garner
F. A. Keup
First National Bank of
Crystal Lake
District Court
T. J. Thompson
Forest City
Cedar Falls
Graham
Graham Memorial Monument, Erected By the Grand Lodge, A. O. U. W
William B. Graham
Belle Plaine
Women’s Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church of Iowa
Charles City
Tama
L. D. Henry
Milwaukee Road
Sioux City
Iowa
Boone
Fiftysixth
L. J. Mahoney
Council Bluffs
Pottawattamie County
Centerville
Forbush
Mystic
Burlington
Robert Donahue
Protected cruiser St Louis launched as foes and firms are cited
The St Louis is launched in Philadelphia. Baltimore & Ohio orders 10 000 freight cars for about 12 million dollars. Emerson Bennett dies at 83 in Philadelphia. The Chadwick case set for October 3 in Cleveland. Census rules on women’s age questioned. Middleton Bank in Waverly fails for 30000 dollars. Cashier E H Lewis accused of absconding with 30000. Floyd Sackett slain at OX ranch. quarrel over sheep. Safe blowers net 1300 cash and 2000 in goods at Alexandria Kentucky.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Emerson Bennett
Masonic Home
Middleton
Waverly
E. H. Lewis
Floyd Sackett
Wilbank
Mont
Mark White
Todd & Boesch
Alexandria
Brooklyn
Sigsbee
Olympia
Bradford
San Domingo
Truths by Governor Folk
A quotation on civic duty and governance stressing that good laws depend on citizens. It claims no government is better or worse than the people allow, and praises daily commitment to city and state over mere service in war.
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W. L. Douglas
W. Douglas
Wm. H. Anderson
Kansas City
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
Mase
Fast Time with a Heavy Train on Erie Trial Run
A heavy ten car vestibuled passenger train weighing 1 208 050 pounds reached 71 miles per hour on a steep grade near Port Jervis during Erie Railroad’s trial from Jersey City. The locomotive and tender weighed 389 750 pounds carrying water and coal. 61 mph on level, 27 mph uphill, the run hailed as the best Erie test and foreshadowing of service with its new equipment.
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Erie
Port Jervis
Jersey City
Middletown
Gave Her a Start in Tit Bits
Dialogue captures Harry proposing to Clarice after a comic misread as she jokes he asked for money. Tone mirrors a period column from Tit-Bits with witty misdirection and social flirtation.
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Clarice
Harry
Private Car Lines and ICC Jurisdiction Debate
Railroads favor placing private car lines under Interstate Commerce Commission control. A railroad president says lines are paid mileage without discrimination and that shipper disputes over charges are settled without state law. Car mileage payment is deemed legal as rental for property.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Lane
le Roy
Yowa State
Ditch
Chadwick
Cleveland
United States Court of Appeals
Minnesota
State Census Bureau
Joseph Lewis
New York City
Lewis
Flora
Miss
W. B. Jones & Son
Bank of Flora
Telegraph
Watertown
Wis
Herman J. Strauss
Garfield
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
St, Louis
Ceecesiers
Omaha
Cope
Governor Folk
Grocers Everywhere Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Ohio
Resolate
G. Warner
N. Y. Sun
Sloans Tiniment
Breary
Grann Prize
St.louis
FOU & Collection
Towers of
Sz Apj
Tower CO
Boston
Tower Canadian Co., Limited
Toronto
Mother Gray
Southern Railway Territory
M.W. Richards
Washington, D. C
CHASE
Chemical
M. A. Hays
Dearborn Street
Ill
Kansas Wheat Belt
Pepper
East 10Th Bt
Kansas City, Mo
Gabball & CO
West Tuningon
Yimie
Wade Caseah
Western
Canada
Immigration
Ottawa
J. Broughton
Quincy
Chicags
W. H. Rogers
Traction-Terminal
Indianapolis
Ind
T. O. Cunrie
Callahan
Milwaukee
Crawford
West 9Th St
M. V. McInnes
Ave
Detroit
BR. Paxton Company
Areggisia
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