Mrs J P Bell of Ossawatomie Praises Heart Cure
Mrs J P Bell wife of the editor of The Graphic Miami county Kansas reports six years of heart disease severe palpitations and breathlessness. After one bottle of Dr Miles Heart Cure she took three bottles of Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine and fully recovered sleeping well with regular heartbeats. The remedy is sold with a guarantee and offered at reduced prices.
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J.P. Bell
Ossawatomie
Katt
The
Graphic
Miami County
Dr. Miles
R. Miles
Aifa
Miles
Earnest Willie Gets New Illustrated Edition
Gov Northen introduces a new edition of Earnest Willie by Will D Upshaw the Georgia author known as Earnest Willie The volume preserves the first book with seventy five pages of pen matter and adds original illustrations A golden heart binding and a foreword by Hon William J Northen lauded as a safe inspiring homebook for youth and readers nationwide
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America
Frank Leslie
Willie
Will D. Upshaw
Willie” W
England
Byron
Wm. J. Northen
Georgia
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Popular Teething Remedy
The advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a long trusted teething aid used by millions of mothers. It claims to soothe, soften gums, relieve pain, cure wind colic, and treat diarrhoea with immediate relief. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle.
Piano Lift Prompts Stranger Inquiry in Elegant Flat
A dramatic critic from The Daily Bread listens as workmen in garb load a piano to an upper floor. He muses on the instrument and hears a knock with men asking for help to haul the piano further, noting a tense moment in a respectable Chicago corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Bread
Chicago Tribune
Writezn
Orange Blossom poultice touted for female ailments in 19th century ad
An advertisement claims SORANCE as a poultice to draw out fever and pain, reinvigorate the female system, and cure female troubles by direct application. It promotes “Orange Blossom” as a painless, self-administered paste addressing uterine disorders, irregular menses, leucorrhea, ulcers, and related symptoms, with mail order and local seller details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. J. A. McGill & Co
Panorama Place
Chicago
Ill
J. H. Blackburn
A Lesson From A Courthouse Trial
The Savannah Press reflects on a trial to humanize the case showing the prisoner's intelligent face and upright life. It contrasts the family sorrow at home with the death elsewhere, urging restraint and awareness that life is a reckoned burden in any capital case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah Press
Digestive Health Ad Promotes Shaker Digestive Cordial
An ad advises if stomach distress occurs you may have a diseased stomach and suggests Shaker Digestive Cordial as a safe aid. It notes the product provides digested food to nourish the system and aid other foods, with a sample bottle for 10 cents and availability at druggists. Laxol is endorsed for children as a Castor Oil alternative.
A Hero From Real Life
Pearsons Weekly recounts a foreign town’s fire corps drill and a local girls brigade that staged a staged rescue from a roof. A young man volunteered to jump for love, was injured, engaged, and the brigade dissolved after the incident. The Titan Debating Society discussed heroism but dropped the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Pearsn’s
Titan Debating Society
England's Unpopularity in Foreign Nations Cited
A dated editorial comment notes England being widely disliked by foreign nations and even by Americans, arguing the sentiment is deserved and reflects current political attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
Remarkable courtroom deception by Irwin in poison case
Judge Richard Clark recalls a traveling man’s tale of Irwin the lawyer who defended Harry Hayward. Irwin allegedly drank poison in court to persuade a jury while two doctors later pumped the poison from him, leading to an acquittal and a dramatic charge to the jury.
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Richard Clark
Minneapolis
Irwin
Harry Hayward
Catherine Ging
Readership ethics for paper subscribers and editors
A seemingly old fragment urges fair treatment of newspapers and editors. It warns against withholding payment, praising or attacking the paper, and judging content, noting readers should support publications to avoid harming the paper and its community. It ends with a proverb style admonition about reciprocity.
Bank embezzlement losses exceed six million in a single year
The only states without defalcation or embezzlement last year were South Carolina and Nevada. The national list shows every other state and all territories, including Alaska, represented in bank losses by crime. New York banks suffered the heaviest losses totaling $9,147,37% in the year.
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South Carolina
Nevada
Territories
Alaska
New York
Growth Restored by Dr Williams Pink Pills in Georgia Case
George C. Thompson of sixteen miles from Darien recounts eighteen years of illness ending after three years on Dr Williams Pink Pills. He rose from weakness with improved appetite and strength, aided by the pills. Parents corroborate the dramatic change. Pills sold 50 cents a box or six for 5.50 by Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
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Gazette
George C. Thompson
Darien
Mr. Thompson
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenec
N.Y
Strange Coincidence Links Names Wheat Oates Rye
Three men named Wheat Oates and Burey met in a Washington Post discussion and soon found another man named Rye. They shared a verse and our prior ties of friendship faded as they celebrated with liberal bar patronage. The only remarkable feature is that it is true.
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Washington Post
Oates
Burey
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Barnesville
Frank Litccit
Popular Monthly
the Gazette
Frank Lislie
PoRloys
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Dee
Warrenton
Fla
Anarica
Ory
Gov. Northen
Northen
Chaip Georgian
Sorance
Prt
Walt
Figgan
George Thompson
Darien, Ga
Vitus
Moore
Norcross
Atlanta
Alvatio Ars
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps & Co., Ltd
Homeopathic Chemists
London
Mus
Chichester
Ey Aeater Chemical Co
Madison Sq
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