Party Busters and Traitors in Union County Blamed
A speech by J B Harsh at the Union County convention defends progressive Republicanism against standpatters. He argues progressives seek reform, endorse W W Morrow for state treasurer, and urge unity to keep the party intact against Democratic forces. He denounces critics as traitors and party busters.
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Union County
J. B. Harsh
W. W. Morrow
United States Senate
Blaine
McKinley
Union
United States
Taylor County
Swamp Root Offered as Kidney Remedy
An ad explains kidneys filter blood every three minutes and misfunction causes pain and illness. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is promoted as the best remedy, with sample bottles and brochures available by mail from Binghamton New York.
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Jude
Dr. Kilmer& Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Worth Remembering on Baking Powder Ingredients
A health focused note explains three baking powder types: Mineral-Acid or Alum powders cost 10 to 25 cents per pound, Bone-Acid or Phosphate powders cost 20 to 30 cents, and Cream of Tartar powders cost 40 to 50 cents. It states Cream of Tartar from grapes is the wholesome choice for baking soda reactions.
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U.S. Patent Office
Special subscription rate offered for Daily Register and Leader
The Iowa State Register and Leader announces a limited time offer of two dollars for six days a week and three dollars including Sunday, valid now through January 1, 1907. Des Moines metropolitan paper promotes itself as among the west's best.
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Iowa State Register and Leader
Daily Register and Leader
Des Moines
Register and Leader
Ten Years in Bed Kidney Cure Testimony
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana writes that ten years on bed rest due to kidney disease left him unable to move part of the time. After consulting top doctors with no relief, Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended and proved a Godsend, sold by H B Rhoads & Co.
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R. A. Gray
J. P
Oakville
Ind
Foley
H.B. Rhoads & Co
Loyd Alley family seeks new home in Seward Nebraska
The Loyd Alley family left for Seward Nebraska to look for a new place to settle depending on the outlook there They did not ship their goods yet and will wait to gauge satisfaction with the move Blockton News reports their planned relocation decision based on prospects.
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Lloyd Alley
Seward
Nebraska
Blockton News
Parrot and Benston Wed in Conway Journal Note
Mr I B Parrot and Miss Nellie Benston married Tuesday at 4 PM with Mayor Palmer officiating. Only relatives of the bride attended. Nellie benston is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs N Benston and known locally. Groom is a carpenter. They will live in Mrs Benston's Greely street house which the groom furnished.
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I. B. Parrot
Nellie Benston
Palmer
N. Beneton
Conway Journal
Baby Monkey Delights In Ingersoll Park Show
A baby monkey in the Yankee Robinson show visits Ingersoll Park in January. Mother Chnnie tends her offspring closely and the circus advertises the baby for Saturday June 9. The article notes the mother once saved 91 cents, lost it to a keeper, and the infant remains in a fur coat and resembles its mother.
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Ingersoll Park
Gladden
Chnnie
Baby
A Bedford Citizen Endorsement for Doan's Kidney Pills
Bedford resident H F Adams, a Hopkins Road farmer, details a lengthy back pain and lameness case corrected by Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes severe nerve and mobility symptoms, notes trying multiple remedies before finding relief, and recommends the product available through Bibbins' drug store with FosterMilburn Co as sole US agents.
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Bedford
H. F. Adams
Hopkins Road
Dean
Bibbins
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan’s
Harness shop closure notice to settle accounts
Former harness store owner announces immediate business closure. Parties owing for shop work or merchandise are urged to call at once to settle. Books are kept at the feed barn on West Main Street. 191E, M. C. McMaugh Lu.
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West Main Street
M. C. MceMaugi
Global seafood delicacies and curiosities in old markets
A survey notes octopus and squid as favored delicacies in some cuisines while others value unconventional items. It mentions duck eggs with hatchlings, shark fins, deer horns, lizards, swallows’ nests, and trepang as profitable Malay coast staples. France uses sea anemone and various sea urchins are eaten cooked like eggs.
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France
Recognized by His Lung and a Humble Recall
The Edinburgh surgeon Mr. Syme, famed for lung studies, once failed to recall the poet Alfred Tennyson until he listened to the poet’s chest. The familiar sound of lingering lung disease prompted instant recognition, revealing a poet known by his lung rather than his face.
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University of Edinburgh
Tennyson
Syme
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup Aimed at Women and Children
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is promoted for women and children due to its mild action and pleasant taste. It avoids nausea and cramps common with pills, aiding digestion and stimulating the liver and bowels without irritation. Sold by H. B.
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ORINO
H. B. Rhoads & Co
Twin soldiers in Union armies named in obituary style
A conscript father J M Learned of Oxfordville N E had three twins in Union regiments. Two were in the Fourteenth Massachusetts and the third, a girl twin, served in the Fifth New Hampshire. An unrelated ad offers PAZO for piles with a six to fourteen day cure claim.
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J. M. Learned
Oxfordville
N. E
Massachsetts
New Hampshir
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