Neuralgia cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills proves effective
Mrs Charles Schultz of Newark describes seven years of neuralgia affecting the heart and the relief she found after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She credits the pills with complete cure and notes no relapse. The advertisement claims the pills build new blood and cure nerves without opiates, sold by druggists or via mail from Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Charles Schultz
Thomas Street
Newark
N. J
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Czar Questions Dogma After Perceived Mockery
The remark suggests the Czar now believes dogma cannot be dismissed as a mere dummy. The tone indicates a challenge to established doctrine and an expectation of stronger enforcement or reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
J. Blyler
Honest differences spark debate over canal measures
The piece notes an honest difference of opinion regarding the canal while affirming Pan ama hats should be on the level. It also mentions Dr Mack appointed to lead music for the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Chicago police examiners finding a purported perfect man, hinting at stranger dangers in the city.
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Canal
Panama
Dr.Mack
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Chicago
Scientists Find Microbes in Hymn Books Surprising Discovery
Researchers report microbes detected in hymn books suggesting unexpected contamination sources in study of library materials. No analysis of other items like poker decks mentioned. Findings prompt further testing of common texts in public spaces.
Wisconsin Lakes Open to Fishing and Tall Tales
The new rules allow fishing in Wisconsin lakes and permit sharing stories of large catches on return home. The change supports recreational activity and local lore without additional legal penalties for storytelling.
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Wisconsin
Alfonso's Exit Sparks Quiet Farewell in Wry Remark
A sharp aside from N Longworth comments on Alfonso’s impending withdrawal as events unfold, noting the swift disappearance once the matter concludes. The line captures a wry warning about disappearing from public view after the outcome is decided.
Reading Railroad Honest Claim Sparks Probe Pause
President Baer declares the Reading railroad honest and suggests halting the investigating committee to save its expenses.
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Baer
Reading Railroad
Strong-lens glasses protect firms from harsh laws in Washington
In Washington certain men, described as protectors of corporations, are depicted as working to shield companies from unfavorable legislation. The remark hints at the use of precise, careful scrutiny to influence policy outcomes.
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Washington
Leaders urged to fix Congress adjournment date by bill list
The statement argues that agreeing on a list of bills to kill would ease choosing an adjournment date for Congress. It stresses leadership unity and decisive action to prevent deadlock and streamline legislative work.
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Congress
Representative Golden’s Salary Estimate Provokes Debate
The claim that a New York State Senator’s salary should be between 50000 and 100000 draws sharp reaction. Critics say the figure unsettles decent men who have not yet received their due earnings.
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Golden
N. Y
Garfield Credited Over Corporation Officials in Public Eye
Public opinion favors Commissioner Garfield over investigated corporation officials, shaping perceptions of accountability and credibility in the ongoing inquiry and oversight efforts.
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Garfield
Towne’s Toe Draws Notices at Public Exhibit
The public tolerates Justice Charley Towne’s persistent kicking but objects to frequent exhibitions of his sore toe during appearances. The remarks reflect local sentiment on decorum at public events.
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Charley Towne
Boston Teams Near Bottom Of List In Harsh Season
One Boston club sits near the end of the standings while another endures a twenty game losing streak. The crisis mirrors a decline across the city’s teams as fans brace for tough stretches ahead.
County Board Adjourns After Two Day Session
The Sauk County board adjourned after a two day session. They organized the board, set a room in the new court house for Joe Hooker post, budgeted about one thousand dollars to grade the grounds, arranged for Father Donovan’s transfer to a private institution, and approved expenses for Sheriff Hill and Superintendent Snyder. A deputy for selecting library books will be employed, bond for G W Davies approved, and a fall equalization meeting scheduled. The board authorized a five hundred dollar loan from the general fund to the Sauk County Training School and set the superintendent’s salary at fifty dollars. The building committee receives about one thousand dollars for ground grading. The board will reconvene in November.
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New Court House
Joe Hooker
Father Donovan
Mendota
Reedsburg
Sheriff Hill
Waupun
Snyder
G. W. Davies
Sauk County Training School
Lightning Kills Ten Cattle Near Okee Wisconsin
Ten head of cattle belonging to J. E. Carncross were struck and killed by lightning during a storm near Okee Wisconsin. The cattle were found lying by a wire fence in the pasture and there was insurance on them.
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Okee
Wis
J. E. Carncross
Merchants of Venice high school play charms big old church audience
The 1906 class play The Merchant of Venice Up-to-date was staged in the old Catholic church to wide audience approval. Misses Falvey and McKercher led the effort buying stage lumber and arranging all settings. Antonio was portrayed as a football captain with others cast as Portia Nerissa Jessica and Shylock with notable performances and a football act.
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Antonio
Shylock
Arthur H. Noyes
Bassanio
Gratiano
Charlie True
Tracy Battles
Frank Rachel
Elsie Thornton
Marine Harp Orchestra
Dangerous Kidney Diseases Cured
An advertisement claims Peruna cures kidney catarrh and related ailments, promising restored kidney function, heart support, and balanced circulation. It cites testimonials from users like C. B. Fizer of Sterling Kentucky and urges contact with Dr. S B Hartman in Columbus Ohio for free medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Fizer
Sterling
8. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
May Death Toll Rises in Baraboo Region
Register of Deeds Thornton records forty deaths in May the highest since March 1905, detailing names ages and causes across Baraboo Honey Creek Reedsburg LaValle and other towns. Also notes Hon John M Olin’s report on the Madison Park and Pleasure Drive association and calls Baraboo to acquire park land nearby.
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Register of Deeds Thornton
John M. Olin
Madison Park and Pleasure Drive Association
Baraboo
Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed As Mercury Free
Warns against mercury ointments for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio. Cure is taken internally, affects blood and mucous linings, sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle, with testimonials available. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney&Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney &Co
Neighbors Honor Mr and Mrs Harris at June Wedding Reception
About thirty neighbors welcomed Mrs Harris and Mr Harris at a Tuesday evening reception on June 4. The couple returned from a New York trip with a fine Edison phonograph and were toasted for securing such estimable company. Ice cream and cake were served at a seasonable hour.
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Henery Harris
Nervine advertised to restore worn nerves in health article
A testimonial endorses Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve tonic to restore nerve energy and cure nervous weariness. The ad claims organs slow and disease results from weak nerves and promises guaranteed first bottle benefits or money back. The testimonial cites Cunning ham, 108 Ellsworth Ave Allegheny Pa and Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind as sources.
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Miles
Iles
Cnnningham
Ellsworth Ave
Allegheny
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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