Home Gold Cure claimed to cure drunkenness at home
An advertisement promoting a home remedy called the Home Gold Cure marketed as a non narcotic, easily administered treatment for drinking problems. It claims to cure the disease of drunkenness, promises privacy, offers full directions, physician advice, and worldwide mail delivery for one dollar from Epwin B. Gites & Co. Also includes a note on China’s Great Wall and exclusion act.
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Epwin B. Gites & Co
Market St
Philadelphia
China
Question: Buy tobacco to curb Philippiaes rather than quell revolt
The speaker proposes a policy of purchasing Philippiaes' tobacco to keep them occupied and reduce unrest, arguing it may be cheaper than military suppression. The remark frames a strategic, economic alternative to coercion.
Shinkles Cure for Dyspepsia Sold By Baas
Cure claimed for dyspepsia and stomach disorders with first dose relief. Price seven cents, sold by G A Baas. Philippine government holds a 1 500 000 dollar surplus to be disposed of soon, commentator seeking an Uncle Joe Cannon figure for the Philippines.
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G. A. Baas
Philippine
Koot
Philippines
Joe Cannon
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Promote Regular Bowel Action
Health notes blame torpid digestion for poor complexion and eruptions. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are offered as safe pills that stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels without gripping. G. Baas endorses the remedy.
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Nature
DeWitt
Uncle Joe Cannon Returns to Capital and Treasury Surplus Safe
Washington correspondent notes Uncle Joe Cannon’s return to the Capital and asserts Treasury surplus safety. A New York optical goods maker reports rising demand for sundials likely to become cherished heirlooms among the 400s. St. Paul resident H. T. McIntyre credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for relief from stomach troubles. Medicine sold by G. A. Baas in Batesville and Bigney & Co. in Sunman.
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Washington
Joe Cannon
Treasury
New York
H. T. McIntyre
St. Paul
Minn
Chamberlain
G. A. Baas
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Rice import impact praised by department official
The Department of Agriculture notes that introducing Japanese rice has nearly doubled our yield and reduced imports by 060,060 pounds. The official says this is a commendable form of economics.
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Department of Agriculture
Injustice of Naming Bills by Committee Chairman
The text denounces the practice of attaching congressional bill names to the committee chairman who reports them, regardless of which member introduced the measure or deserves credit for it. It argues this convention misallocates recognition and undermines individual contributions within the legislative process.
For Sale Remedy Promises Cure for Stomach Trouble
A testimonial offers a remedy to cure stomach troubles, claiming thousands have been helped. Sold by G. A. Baas and endorsed by F. L. Shinkle.
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F. L. Shinkle
G. A. Baas
Lombroso's Attack on Columbus Says Modern Psychology Examines Heroes
An Italian criminologist, Cesare Lombroso, argues Columbus was weak willed and insane. The text questions whether safeguards exist to shield historic heroes from contemporary psychological analysis.
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Cesare Lombroso
Christopher Columbus
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Praised by Patient
D S Mitchel of Fulford Maryland reports a long illness with bed sores improved by DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. He says he was perfectly cured and calls it the best salve on the market. Warns against counterfeit products and notes uses for piles burns and sores.
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D. S. Mitchel
Fulford, Md
DeWitt
Tribune and Cincinnati Weekly Gazette Offer
The Batesville Tribune announces a combined offer with the Cincinnati Weekly Gazette. New subscribers and renewing ones paying a year in advance receive the Weekly Gazette free for one year, while the Tribune price remains $1.25 annually. The Weekly Gazette dates back to 1815 and is billed as a first class, up-to-date weekly paper.
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The
Batesville Tribune
Cincinnati Weekly Gazette
Tribune
Weekly Gazette
Wetkly Gazette
Dyspepsia Cure Claim From Hayfield Resident
H C Urestenson of Hayfield Tennessee declares he suffered three years with dyspepsia unable to eat and bedbound. After using Kodal Dyspepsia Cure he improved from the first bottle and is now cured and recommends the remedy to others. G A Raas endorses it for digesting food and curing stomach troubles.
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Wriies
H.C. Urestenson
Hayfield
Tenn
Kodal
G. A. Raas
Reciprocated Roles Hint at Congressional Fare Plans
A muted critique notes that a proposed reciprocity commission signals forethought by lawmakers who may steer district issues and seek cushy billets as fallback jobs.
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Congres
Trustee's Notice for Benz Township Meetings
Trustee Michael Benz will transact township business at Benz tiros office in Bitesville on Saturdays weekly. Parties with business should wait on that day. Laughery Township.
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Benz Tiros
Bitesville
Michael Benz
Laughery Tp
President warns against meddling in political affairs
The President directs U.S. authorities to avoid involvement in vocal politics. He views the American brand as a threat to the civic virtue of ordinary office holders.
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United States
Personal testimony boosts Dyspepsia Cure in Indiana
M P Doherty reports relief from stomach trouble after using the dyspepsia cure in Muncie Indiana. W S Daugherty signs as secretary. The piece also notes Secretary Root arguing for U S policy to aid Cuba's commercial prosperity, framing Cuba as not a foreign country in the usual sense.
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Root
United States
Cuba
Evangelist Tells Of One Minute Cough Cure Relief
Rev. James W. Kirkman of Belle River Indiana recounts long bronchial trouble and says One Minute Cough Cure gave permanent relief. He calls it immediate relief for coughs colds and lung issues. The medicine is praised as safe pleasant for children and highly effective according to G A Baas.
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James W. Kirkman
Belle River
G. A. Baas
Debates Proposed Between Col Watterson and Col Bryan
The suggestion urges Col Watterson and Col Bryan to engage in joint debates to advocate for the Democratic nomination. The proposal predicts an exhibition of persuasive oratorical displays that would attract public interest.
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Watterson
Bryan
Snell Overcomes Stomach Ailment With Remedy At Party
A. J. Snell of Summer Hill New York feared stomach pains would ruin a party. A friend urged Chamberlains Cone Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which he says cured him after two doses. The remedy is sold by G. A. Baas Batesville and Bigney Co Sunoman.
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A.J. Snell
Mr. Snell
Summer Hill
N. Y
G. A. Baas
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunoman
Y.M.S.C. Rifle Club 8th Shoot Scores
The Y M S C Rifle Club finalized scores from its 8th shoot with Timmerman 401 Foerster 368 Hoene 820 Thie 297 Foerster 284 Wadheman DAT Turner 241 Meyer 183.
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Y. M.S. C. Rifle Club
R. Timmerman
William Foerster
Lewis Hoene
Wm. Thie
Paul Foerster
Ww. Wadheman
Frank Turner
Henry Meyer
Dead Letter List Names and Return Deadline
The notice lists letters addressed to Mrs. T. J. Bryant D. G. Fowler L. A. Gardner Jacob Henry LeRoy Comedy Co. Mary T. Neese Lena Schrinck Hannah Skinner D. McCaLuuy P. M. with a deadline of December 31 1991 before forwarding to the Dead Letter Office in Washington DC.
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Washington, D.C
T. J. Bryant
D. G. Fowler
L. A. Gardner
Jacob Henry
LeRoy Comedy Co
Mary T. Neese
Lena Schrinck
Hannah Skinner
D. McCaLuuy
P. M
Audubon Backed View on Jackdaws Protecting Texas Crops
Secretary Wilson cites jackdaws in Texas as helpful to agriculture by eating pests and notes they are slaughtered for millinery use. He presents a practical case for the Audubon Society supporting bird protection efforts.
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Wilson
Texas
Audubon Society
Cough Remedy Endorsed by Toowoomba Resident
A Toowoomba Gazette notice praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as an excellent medicine for a persistent two month cough. W. C. Woelkner vouches for its effectiveness and urges others to try it, with local agents G. A Baas of Batesville and Bigney & Company of Sunman selling the remedy.
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Chamberlain
W. C. Wockner
Woelkner
Toowoomba
Australia
G. A
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Foley
J. W. Henry
Batesville, Ind
Portland
Keeplie Bros
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Luesse's Grain and Feed
Aadress
E. G. Siggers
Lieber’ S
Indianapolis Brewing Comp’y
John Pfalsgrafp
Agt
John Vonderheide
Indiana
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Peal Medicine CO
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