Heart Cure promises relief for weak and diseased hearts
A testimonial advertising Dr Miles Heart Cure asserts heart weakness and related symptoms can improve after using the product. Mrs Lillie Thomas of Upper Sandusky Ohio reports lasting benefit and weight gain after thirteen bottles, with a druggist guarantee and refund if no benefit. The Miles Medical Co is listed with Elkhart Indiana.
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Feur
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Lillie Thomas
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Baraboo News Subscription Prices
The Baraboo News lists subscription rates with H E Cole and A D Dorsett as editors and publishers. Prices shown include one year for $1.00, six months for 50 cents, and three months for 25 cents.
The Trouble with Mr Perkins Reflected in Wit
A brief sentiment recalls Mr Perkins and the old quip about right and left hands. It notes the folly of deceiving people based on their awareness of actions and motives.
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Mr. Perkins
Castro Outbreak Reference Appears Amid President Message
The text hints at an outbreak discussion connected to Castro without naming him in the president's address. It notes the president does not mention Castro by name while addressing the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Noted birthdays for Hetty Green and Mark Twain
Hetty Green and Mark Twain have both celebrated their seventieth birthdays. Mark Twain is described as having many friends, while Hetty Green is noted for her vast wealth.
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Hetty Green
Mark Twain
Mark
Hetty
Peasant voter sentiment sparks riot talk abroad
The comment describes the Russian peasant as seeking privilege to riot rather than voting, reflecting unrest and desire for freedom to act violently. It notes public mood and potential for political tension amid calls for reform and social upheaval in the region.
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Cain
President Intervenes To Greet Carnegie In Cabinet Meeting
The President paused a cabinet session to welcome Andrew Carnegie. He would have been pleased if Carnegie had offered a free library, but the gesture did not occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Roosevelt Tackle Regulating Football Upon Congress
With Congress on his hands, Mr. Roosevelt undertakes to regulate football. This proves how much greater man he is than Grover Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Calve Declines Milwaukee Appearance Over Poor Box Office
Mme. Calve canceled her Milwaukee engagement after learning box office receipts were notably weak. The New York Aurora Borealis singer deemed the prospects insufficient to justify a performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Calve
N. Y
Aurora Borealis
Miwaukee
Morgan Seeks Refund Over Bankrupt Railroad Purchase
Noted greenhorn J Peir Pont Morgan seeks remedy after buying a bankrupt Ohio railroad from a gold brick artist and pressing for return of his funds. The case centers on alleged fraud and asset recovery efforts.
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Greenhorn
J. Peirpont Morgan
Ohio
New Virginia battleship aims for dizzy speed
The Virginia battleship is computed to reach a rapid pace likened to a Virginia reel as its performance is assessed.
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Virginia
Sultan Demands Trading Stamps With Ultimatums
A sultan voices a bold demand for trading stamps tied to his ultimatums, reflecting a humorous or satirical stance on royal bargaining.
Mars Plans Likely Sale of Secondhand Canal
A speculative note suggests Mars may offer a used canal suitable for cutting and adapting to fit new needs. The idea envisions repurposing a bulk waterway by reworking its length to suit practical constraints.
Russia’s Plot Thickens to Extreme Levels
The remark notes that the situation in Russia has reached an unprecedented level of complexity and tension, implying a cap on further intensification. It suggests insiders see no further room for escalation in current events.
Mars Has No Canals Says Astronomer
An astronomer asserts there are no canals on Mars and argues Mars offers no advantage over Panama in that respect.
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Mars
Panama
Reed Smoot Seeks Senators He Can Scholarly Associate With
Reed Smoot asserts he could name five or six United States Senators with whom he is fit to associate. He implies a broad network of colleagues he respects, reflecting on interparty and cross‑bench collaboration possibilities within the Senate.
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Reed Smoot
United States
Mr. McCall Hints at Withholding Resignation as Gift
The speaker suggests McCall may delay his resignation through the holiday season to surprise policyholders, framing the move as a Christmas present and a morale boost for customers.
Czar Prefers Revolution Over Congress, Wry Comment Emerges
Wry remark notes the Tsar favors upheaval over parliamentary restraint. The line implies dissatisfaction with a possible congress and frames the ruler as courting radical change over formal governance.
Milwaukee Sets Monument To Cleveland Man Opinionated on Beer Health
A Milwaukee writer plans a monument honoring a Cleveland man who claims beer is healthier than pie. The statement reflects a lighthearted, regional take on beverage versus dessert health debates.
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Milwaukee
Cleveland
New Yorkers Told of Mexico Shootings Over Life Insurance Fraud
A brief notice reports New Yorkers being warned after shootings in Mexico tied to alleged life insurance fraud schemes. The advisory highlights dangers for individuals involved and urges caution and legal channels.
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Mexico
Czar Nicholas Quietly Sells Crown Lands
A report notes Czar Nicholas moves to divest crown lands, bypassing cattle companies and estators who might profit from seizure, signaling a shift in land policy and control.
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Czar
Nicholas
Fire destroys four million gallons of whiskey in Pennsylvania
A recent blaze in Pennsylvania destroyed four million gallons of whiskey, marking a banner year for state prohibitionists as they celebrate the impact on liquor production and supply.
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Pennsylvania
Secretary Wilson Aims To Align Hen Brats With Party Funds
The Washington Post reports Secretary Wilson seeks to clarify that her contributions feed the life insurance sector and political parties. The piece labels her product as often rotten.
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Washington Post
Wilson
Baraboo Stores Brace for Snow Sellout and Bank Facelift
Snowfall boosts demand for overshoes and stormcoats as Baraboo merchants expect brisk postweather sales. The Bank of Baraboo shows a lavish interior remodel with mahogany furniture and enhanced offices. Law offices Grotophorst Evans Thomas gain new consultation and reception rooms plus a heating system upgrade. A Dodge county building committee visits Baraboo to inspect the new county courthouse, amid plans for a Juneau project.
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Baraboo
Bank of Baraboo
Aladdin
Grotophorst, Evans & Thomas
County Board of Supervisors
Dodge County
Juneau
Baraboo tours new county building plans
The visitors noted the Sauk county building plans and the architect firm which prepared them. They discussed copying similar plans for Juneau at the same cost. Dodge county spent more, and a special board session may cut the amount. Baraboo’s building is praised for its good value.
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Baraboo
Sauk County
Juneau
Dodge County
Farmer’s fall game called improved ping pong
A farmer proposes a fall game on the farm where a player wakes before dawn milks cows feeds hogs and horses eats breakfast then hauls a wagon to a corn field. He throws ears of corn at a large wagon while the ear strikes the board and the sound ping and pong echo in a quirky scene.
Brown nets premium for Gem City apple at meeting
A D Brown received over four dollars from the Minnesota Horticultural Society as a premium on the Gem City apple shown at the meeting. The seedling may prove highly valuable as demand for this variety grows and Brown hopes to win the thousand dollar prize offered by the society for a new variety. He believes the apple and pomiculture will succeed.
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A. D. Brown
Minnesota Horticultural Society
Mr. Brown
Minnesota Society
Brown
Notable People and Local Happenings Around Town
Social visits in Chicago include Wed. M. A. Warren and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ringling. Miss Gertrude Mould heads to South Haven Mich for Christmas with Mrs. Olmstead. O K Hugo to winter with his mother in Whitewater. Wm. Burgess injured by a horse near Ironton but expected to recover. Charles M. Warren fined for concealed weapon. John M. True reelected secretary at Chicago fair association. Mrs. H Rich plans move to Los Angeles. Janesville and Mineral Point resident declared insane after a risky past train run.
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Gertrude Mould
South Haven, Mich
Mrs. Olmstead
Wm. Burgess
Ironton
Charles M. Warren
Milwaukee
Janesville
Mineral Point
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health and Cheapness
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best remedy to rid the body of humors and clear the complexion while emphasizing its low price. The claim presents the product as a universal tonic and affordable option for health.
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Hood
Peruna touted as cure for cold to avoid consumption
An advertisement-style tale from Aurora Indiana describes a cold neglected turning into consumption. It claims Peruna cures catarrh and lung consumption in stages, citing a local woman’s recovery after a week and three weeks of treatment, and promises thousands of testimonials and unparalleled physician approval.
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Lillian Powell
Mise Powell
Aurora
Ind
Peruna
Dr. Hartman
Perubu
Free Peruna Almanac Ad and Historic Remedies
A collage of old ads and anecdotes criticizes habit and health cures. It includes a call to ask for the Peruna Almanac for 1906, a New Thought corn cure with vivid brain-to-corn imagery, a London Sunday observance riot anecdote from 1855, and a Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup cough remedy note.
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Warner
Dying of Famine Compared to Consumption Torment
A testimonial claims consumption progresses as a long torture and cites William Myers of Cearfoss Maryland who found quick relief with Dr Kings New Discovery after failing with other medicine. The ad promises prompt relief for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and more and asserts the drug prevents pneumonia with Fisher Bros drug store selling bottles at 50 cents and one dollar and offering a free trial bottle.
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Wm. Myers
Cearfoss
Fisher Bros
Weather Notes Stir Southern Italians Mood
Weather influence described as turning Southern Italians morose during long rain. The piece claims rain brings out the worst in them making children unreasonable and resentful, and warns against trying to cheer them up until skies clear.
Dr King's New Life Pills Ad at Fisher Bros Drug Store
A prewar style ad promises relief from bowel and stomach ailments. It warns of a possible bad scare from abdominal pain and touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a guaranteed cure, available at Fisher Bros. drug store for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Fisher Bros
Hood's Salsa parilla cures skin disease
An advertisement touts Hood's Salsa parilla as a great, unequalled remedy for every kind of skin disease, claiming it cures itching oozing and scaling conditions.
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Hood
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Elkhart, Ind
the Baraboo News
H. E. Cole
A. D. Dorsett
Editors and Publishers
Ayer
Rena E. Whitman
Sioux Falls
S. Dak
Ayers
Lowell
Mass
Russia
WIS
Tlillian Powell Aurore Ind
Miss Powell
Pe-ru-na
M. A. Warren
Chicago
Charles Ringling
Mrs. O. K. Hugo
Whitewater
Mrs. Longmate
Chester White
H. L. Halsted
American Association of Fairs and Expositions
John M. True
Springfield Republican
London
Robert Grosvenor
Hyde Park
Dr. Bell
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