Not Contagious Tuberculosis Precautions Urged For All
The Ohio Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis warns that consumption is not purely contagious but can spread via milk and sputum. It urges rigorous dairy cow inspection, boiling or pasteurizing milk, and careful disposal of sputum, while stressing patient and physician duties, reporting cases, and public health measures.
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Ohio Society For the Prevention
Ohio
Michigan
New York City
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Hood’s Sarsaparilla Claims Cures for Disease
An elderly reader recalls a persistent neck lump and facial swelling, worsened by illness, and credits Hood’s Sarsaparilla with a complete, lasting cure after taking six bottles. The testimonial cites dramatic health recovery and recommends the product as a permanent remedy.
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Algud
Troy
Olso
Postal Card Deluge Prompts Dr David Kennedy Remedy Pitch
A wave of postal cards to Readout New York firm Dr David Kennedy prompts claims of a free trial for a kidney and liver remedy. Advertisers tout the Favorite Remedy as a cure for female ailments tied to kidney and bladder disorders, urging men and women to test urine for 24 hours and seek relief. In a separate item, four West Virginia women face fines for beating spouses, with a quip about reciprocity if the wives had whipped their husbands.
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David Kennedy
N.Y
David Kinnedys
West Virginia
Purgaive Pleasure and War News Mentioned
A Purgaive Pleasure describes DeWitt's Little Hairy Risers as a liver cleansing laxative that eases bile without gripe or weakness. W H Howell of Houston praises them for constipation and sick headache. Also notes reports of Indians on the war path and settlers. questions if Red skins know General Miles has retired.
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DeWitt
W. H. Howell
Houston
Tex
Cline
Miles
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Rated Superior to Counterfeits
Genuine DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is praised as superior to counterfeit and worthless substitutes. A Shreveport man reports relief after trying other remedies, noting one box cured his hemorrhoidal condition. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy. Also notes the American girl who wed the Scian of Salu and a nod to benevolent agitation of beauty in home industries.
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Koch
Zaan
DeWitt
W. S. Lebbetter
Shreveport
Cline
Salu
Distress After Eating Cured by Kodo Dyspepsia Care
Judge W T Holland Greensburg La reports two years of severe indigestion after meals. Kodo Dyspepsia Care cured him entirely restoring sleep and digestion. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy. Also notes Turkish demands for damages over a murder and a Servian officer punished for insubordination.
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W. T. Holland
Greensburg
Cline
The Pleasure of Eating Dyspepsia Ad Prospect
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Care as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the remedy digests food, sweetens the stomach, aids nutrient absorption, and improves taste. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy. CA SPom Bears the The Kind taiian hears Bout "I" Lock Gern, at MTL.
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Cline
CA Spom
Checks for one cent received by Mineral Point man
Macrice Proctor of Mineral Point receives the smallest government checks, a one cent salary paid annually for carrying the mails between Mineral Point and Dodgeville. Despite meager pay, he offers faithful service. officials verified his financial responsibility and awarded him the contract. He cashes the first check for $345 and has bids for the next at $325.
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Macrice Proctor
Mineral Point
Uncle Sanionte
Dodgeville
Proctor
Jim
Procter
Tribune- Telegraph
Obituary Of Samuel Poston From Athens County Ohio
Samuel Poston son of Hugh A and Delilah Poston was born April 12 1834 in Ames township Athens county Ohio. He died September 13 1903 at his home near New England after a life on farms in Amestown and Canaan township. He married Adaline A Woods on May 24 1860. He left four children Lucy D Watkins Elijah F Edward G and Lewis Poston. The funeral was held September 15 at MacDougall church conducted by Rev Garrett with his wife and children present.
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Samuel 3. Poston
Hugh A. Land
Delilah Poston
Amestownship
Athens County
Ohio
New England
Adaline A. Woods
Canaan Township
MacDougall Church
Garrett
Lucy D. Watkins
North
Lewisburg
Elijah F
Edward G
Lewis
Life Saved by Chamberlain's Remedy, Local Testimony
B L Byer, a noted cooper, and B T Littie, a Hancock merchant, credit Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving a life after a month of bilious dysentery. They report immediate relief and urge sales through McKee's Drug Store.
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B. L. Byer
Chamberlian
B. T. Littie
Hancock
McKee’s
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