Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Recovers Albion Woman
Mary E Campbell of Albion Noble County Indiana suffered dropsy and womb falling with bloating pain backache and nervousness. After a physician warned of a growth she took Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and improved after one bottle walking again. She urges friends to try it and shares her gratitude.
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OUR Lady
Pinkham
Mrakham
Mary E. Campbell
Albion, Noble Co
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Albloc- Noble
The New Gulf Road Promises Homes And Opportunity
The article extols the South as a magnet for migrants, noting abundant homes and investment appeal. It highlights the region as a rich, inviting field offering shelter for the homeless and profitable prospects for capitalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
New Gulf Coast Line Opens 800 Miles Kansas City Route
The New Kansas City Pittsburg Gulf Railroad advances on an air line from Kansas City to Port Arthur to create a deep water Gulf Coast city. The project promises 800 miles of new development and access to deep water port facilities along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad
Kansas City
Port Arthur
Deepwater
Gulf Coast City
Frontier lands lure homeseekers to far southwest regions
The pamphlet promotes farming and fruit potential across Missouri Arkansas and Louisiana and Texas with diverse crops. It highlights mild climate abundant water and vast lands suitable for settlement. Send for eight illustrated pamphlets from F A Hornbeck land commissioner in Kansas City Missouri.
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Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Henderson Seeks Unity Over Cross of Gold Conundrum
In a heated Iowa convention speech, Henderson challenged Bryan and the silver issue. He pressed unity under McKinley, mocked silver advocates, cited mint figures on Nevada Colorado Utah and Iowa silver production, and urged farmers and workers to back the Republican platform to preserve prosperity.
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Henderson
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Iowa
McKinley
Billy Bryan
Chicago
Billy
Republican Party
St. Louis
Sherman
Allison
Hepburn
Dolliver
Mint
Nevada
Jones
Colorado
Teller
Utah
Cannon
Frank Pettigrew
Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Teller
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
A compact patent remedy advertises radical relief from rheumatism and neuralgia within 1 to 3 days. It claims immediate removal of the disease cause after the first dose and lists a 75 cent price. Sold by F Parson Co. druggists in Atlantic Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.parson Co
Atlantic
Iowa
Repudiated Promises and an Old-Time Crime
A long excerpt contrasts Democratic promises from 1892 with observed misery after the Cleveland administration. It cites political tide shifts in Iowa and northern states, asserts Republican gains, and previews a Denison Review cite. It then profiles Alexander P Hull of Atlanta arguing for free coinage of pig iron at 16 to 1 with gold, claiming it would raise prices and relieve debt.
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Cleveland
Congress
North
Iowa
Denison Review
Alexander P. Hull
Atlanta
Crisp
Bryan
Stewart
Jones
Atlanta Constitution
United States
Stewart, Jones and Bryan
Pig Iron Standard of Value Promises Riches for All
The author argues for free coinage of pig iron as a universal money, rejecting demonetization and asserting it could replace gold and silver, raise wages, and end poverty and debt. He cites historical and economic figures, claims vast losses from prior demonetization, and envisions universal abundance through pig iron currency.
Glen Cairn Wins Second in Canadian Sailor Race
New York July 15 The Glen Cairn secured another victory over El Heirie in the second day of the triangular race series. The Crane brothers steered El Heirie well but could not match the Canadian yacht. The two boats remained within three minutes on each leg except at the first leg end and at the finish.
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Glen Cairn
New York
el Heirie
Crane Brothers
Steamer Columbia Breaking Up At Sea
The Pacific mail steamer Columbia, after running on rocks, heavily rolls and appears abandoned by officers who plan to leave when safe. Tugs and steam schooners are loading freight as salvage efforts continue. A Galveston wharf fire destroys a Morgan Steamship warehouse valued at 150000 dollars, insured for 50000. Governor Holcomb speaks on the silver question in Ord, Nebraska. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised as a universal remedy with money back guarantee.
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Columbia
Pescapero
Pacific Mail
Galveston
Morgan Steamship Company
Ua Contenta
Macomber & Morse Move to East Fifth Street Office
Drs. Macomber and Morse announce a new office location on East Fifth street opposite the Congregational church in Atlantic Iowa effective July 14. Dr Morse continues specializing in eye and ear care while both doctors provide general practice. Glasses fitting is guaranteed, with hundreds of cases completed in Cass and surrounding counties.
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Campbell
Gulf Road
F. A. Hornbeck
A. and Wyandotte Sts
R. E. Rose
Chestnut Sis
Dr. Taylor
Mutual Insurance Co
Cass County
Hunt
W. Curtis
Vice Press
C, Breece
Sec
Treas
Brighton
O Blakeslee
Cass
Frank Hunt
Pymosa
W C Frazier
Bear Grove
Ira Miller
Benton
C W McDermott
Edna
G Edwards
Grant
S W Jenkins
Union
E.A Worthing
Lincoln
A Biggs
Massena
Jno McDermott
Franklin
T. S. Qorners
Stan Accident Company
Franklin Grove
Swayne
Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Gough
Vic Emmert
Platte
Hull
Wall Street
Chine
Coin’s Financial School
Olympia
Washington
Pacific
Navy Department
Hakodai
Yokohama
Jefrenson City
Ed McKenzie
Nick Linhardt
F. G. Norvill
Officer Rayburn
Harry Gorman
Cole County
McKenzie
Stone
Signal Service Bureau
Shiloh
Gale
Vic
Emmert
M. J. Davis & Son
Lewis
J. S. Harlan
Commercial Bank
Atlantic, Ira
Exchange
Atlantic National Bank
Atlantic, Iowa
A. McWald
L. Henderson
A . Turner
L. W. Niles
Ass’t
C.L. Brown
R. Hannan
Chas
R. Bunt
5 Block
T. G. Turner
J. I. Henderson
Canada
Fred Alexander
Safe Insurance
Lester L. Tilden
Opera House Lik
Shaw & Crombie
Hiolcomb
Ordins Orp
Neb
Holcomb
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