Dr Miles Nervine Advertises Across Nerve Health
An old advertisement touts Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills as remedies for nervous disorders sleeplessness and fatigue. It cites testimonials from Mrs Kathrine Puerner of Jefferson Wisconsin and Mrs Wm A Thompson of Columbus Wisconsin praising relief after use. The copy promises restored nerve strength improved sleep and renewed vitality with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
RON Bitters CO
Baltimore, MD
Miles
Wm. A. Thompson
Columbus
Wis
Nervine
Chicago
Kathrine Puerner
Jefferson, Wis
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Fertilizer endorsements from Georgia clubs
Readable endorsements document multiple Georgia clubs and individuals praising Southern Phosphate Works of Macon through D. J. Proctor. Clubs report buying 259 to 309 tons yearly and recommend the goods to farmers, noting guarantees and satisfaction over several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin, Ga
Griffin Club
D. J. Proctor
Southern Phosphate Works
Macon
Southern Phosphate Orks
Joan F. Ogletree
W. C. Many
L.T. Jester
G. MauLpin
E. L. Rogers
LaMont
Jal
Redbone Club
Monroe County
Proctor
Georgia
G. W. Langford
Barnesville
J. G. McGoven
Horne
H. N
Goccans
Goggans Club
Barnesville, Ga
Monarch
Southern Phosphateorks
Coweta Guano Co
A. J. Wellmaker
Democratic Governorship Campaign Gathers Steam
The campaign for governor is heating up with Candler Spencer Atkinson and Berner announced. All are strong Democrats and capable of making good governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candler
Spencer Atkinson
Berner
Francis E Willard Remembered As WCTU Leader
In her death the country loses a good woman who did much for mankind. Miss Francis E Willard served for many years as president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and was a fine organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Willard
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Canadian stamp portrait Queen at coronation with maple leaves
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes the new Canadian postage stamp features a coronation portrait of the queen and maple leaves in the corners. It comments that Canada appears to aspire to be called Greater England.
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Canada
Greater
England
St. Louis
Globe- Democrat
Colonel John L. Logan Dies Noted Atheist Donor
Colonel John L. Logan of Nicholasville Kentucky died recently of heart disease. He was worth $250000 and had donated $150000 to atheism.
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John L. Logan
Nicholasville
New York Sun
Detroit woman sues over breach of promise for 299 dollars
Hattie Gates of Detroit filed suit in Justice Bauder's court against William Kirschner claiming breach of promise and seeking 299 dollars. The action was reported by the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Gates
Detroit
Justice Bauder
William Kirschner
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Old Office Devil and the Prohibition Editor
A Chicago printer tempts an editor with gasoline and forgives the past. The scene shifts from crude types to a refined office as Jack Hill runs a modern paper. A drifter named Gasoline confronts prohibition talk and finally causes a night of drunken hollering in the editorial den.
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Chicago
Jack Hill
Jack
Chicago Times-Herald
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Dorit
Vox
Miles’ Nervine
Patronize Home Enterprises
J. H. Bare & Co
W. C. Jenkins
Atlanta
W. H. Harrington
Hawkinsville
W. C. Stafford
Florida
California
Kern River
Kern County
Los Angeles
Lake Drummond
Baltimore Sun
Aspiring
Alanis
B.m.woolley
M.D
N. Pryor St
Castoria
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