Great Nerve Restorer Ad And Train Competition Notice
Fits and nervousness cured permanently by Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. Free trial bottle and treatise offered. Address Dr Kline 1 Vil Arch St Philadelphia. $100 prize for a name for a new daily limited train to California opening November 1 1902 via Rock Island and Southern Pacific Open to public no fees. Contact John Sebastian Passenger Traffic Manager Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Rock Island System
Southern Pacific Company
el Paso
Jno
Sebastian
Chicago
Dr. Kline
DR KR. Kline
Arch St
Philadelphia
Pas
Surgeon's Knife Avoided Through Pinkham Remedy
Mrs. Beckis Stevenson of Salt Lake City recounts severe ovary and womb trouble lasting six years. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, she reports pain relief within four weeks, nerves steadied, and cure in three months, avoiding surgery. testimonial includes address and caution about fake claims.
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Eckil Stevenson
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Louis Sievinson
State St
Salt Lake City
Utah
Michigan Senator James McMillan Dies at Summer Home
Senator James II. McMillan of Michigan dies suddenly at 4 o clock Sunday evening at his Manchester by the Sea Massachusetts summer home. Congestion of the lungs and heart failure follow a fainting spell during a golf outing. Born in Hamilton Ontario May 22 1835 he built Detroit manufacturing interests and rose to prominence as a Republican leader and United States Senator serving terms in Washington where he chaired the District of Columbia committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
James II
McMillan
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Mass
Essex
I Innes
Jarvis
James McMillan
Walmilton
Ont
Detroit
Railroad
Dake Marine, Bankins, Manufacturing
General Counier
Newa
TDM
Vermont Avenue
Senate
District of Columbia
Capital City
Bryan Declares He Will Not Seek 1904 Presidency
William J. Bryan, en route to Danville HL, states in an interview that he will not be a candidate for president in 1904. He vows no future nomination plans, stating he is content as a private citizen and editor while continuing to advocate reforms.
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Nebraskan
William J. Bryan
Danville
Col. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Swedish Emigration to America in Fifty Years
The last fifty years saw over 50,000,000 in emigration from Sweden to America with about 1740 Swedes moving to other nations. Only 6 percent of U S emigrants returned home. The U S meat industry census shows 180,000,000 in capital and 621 establishments with Knvis leading, Kansas second, Nebraska third and New York fourth.
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America
Sweden
United States
Knvis
Kansas
Nebraska
New York
Impaled on Texas steer near Tuna
A Creek Indian boy named Minns was found dead early beside a Texas steer, impaled on its horns after apparently wandering from the pasture during the night. The steer lacerated by his body, the boy had been seen earlier playing near the herd. Local inquiry considers the boy lost and wandering among cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuna
Tartes Minns
Rhing
Texas
New Real Seal of the United States Ordered
Congress authorized recutting a fresh seal costing 1230 dollars upon Secretary Hay's recommendation. The worn seal will be replaced as only three great seals have been used since the nation began, with the last patterns created in 1782 1841 and 1858.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
United States
Congress
Hay
Unis
Colleges and universities face grants and enrollments
Frederick W. Vanderbilt funds a dormitory for Shefferd Scientific School at Yale. Princeton announces 22 Dr ver Mass. students admitted. M I T creates an insurance engineering program to study fire risk. Johns Hopkins reports endowment growth enabling move to new site in Maryland with public support. Professors' salaries and tenure discuss at Princeton while New York boards note declines in colored teachers' salaries and student literacy concerns. Readers urged to patronize advertisers.
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Frederick W. Vanderbilt
New York
Siamituay
Shefferd Scientific School
Yale University
Princeton University
Dr”ver
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Remeon
Joins Hopkins
Staers
Citizens of
Marland
Baltimore
Princeton Univers
Porteroutinue
Incomes of Boyhood Days from an Old Account Book
A business leader recalls an 1820s era farm ledger showing boyhood earnings.Entries include 182 pounds of old iron at 14 1/2 cents, six pounds of old copper at 2 cents, eleven bottles at 4 cents, plus mink and coon skins, young mockingbirds, and a cereal singing bird. The ledger reflects varied early income sources after the Civil War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhols
Paris Man Recalls Kidney Disease Relief in Canada
New York City reader Charles Back of 4 Rue de la Victorie Paris describes a lifelong kidney illness worsened by failed treatments in Bohemia Paris and Hamburg. After traveling from Paris to Montreal he reports a dramatic improvement within a week, crediting a transformative remedy and relief from pain.
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New York City
Charles Back
Rue de la Victorie
Paris
France
Caristad
Bohemia
Kidders
Hamburg
Montreal
Sad Sea Dezeniness in a Fractured OCR Note
A fragmentary OCR reads like a coastal scene with sailors and weather notes. It mentions a compass and a few vessels or activities amid unclear text. The readable pieces point to a maritime setting with possibly a university link and rough seas.
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised powder for feet relief
An old ad copy touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease aching burning feet from new shoes. It promises quick relief from heat and prickling sensations and claims to prevent feet from sweating.
A Monetary Choice
A short reminiscence contrasts money paid to ideals with spiritual worship, noting a preference for wisdom over wealth through a reflective, concise line.
Fragments From A Crude OCR News Item
Poor legible text describes a mid century product claim and vague references to teething relief and gum care. Mentions a product likely for infants and a distribution context with unclear details and broken phrases.
Congressman Aldrich Praises Peruna Tonic
From Washington D C Hon W F Aldrich of Alabama endorses Peruna as a safe vegetable tonic that builds a depleted system and aids digestion and sleep. H S Emory of Omaha adds endorsements noting cures for catarrh kidney complaints and nervous debility. The Peruna Medicine Co offers a free booklet on catarrhal diseases and promotes Verona as a summer tonic.
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W. F. Aldrich
Alabama
Washington, DN
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus, O
Emory
Peruna
Columbus
Ohio
Verona
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Dean
Prinitass
L. Douglas
Douglas
Heyl
W. L. Douglas
Voce
Ertra
Titus
Brockton
D. Tower CO
Boston
Leralgiontey Meee
Tapak
Moon
United States Navy
Masonic Temple
James M’millan
M'Millan
Bryan
Iniman
Sam
Olleges
Ttrians
Hall
Psthasoras
Igmee Tiempeon
Iowa
Sayre
Geden
Speans
Foster-Milburn CO
Beftaio
Aldrich
H. S. Emory
Omaha
Neb
Sixteenth Street
Peruna &S
Ine
Hon, W
FL Aldricit
F. Nawemay & Sons
Charterhouse Sq
London
B.C
Alabastine Company
Grand Rapids
Mici
Foot
Spalding
YI Information
Hica
All America
Southern Foot
Lew Kulee
Joane
All Daw
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Indiana
Miah Tatevich
A. Morrissey
Hyda Canning CO
Oregon
Mmi's
Siteps
Freigh,Ée, EH
Griswold
Huntington
Libby
Lal
Libby, McNeill & Libby
F. O. B. Factory
Ralph Temple & Austrian Co
Wabash Avenue
Agaune
Proneradien Annesion
Federal Chevient Oe
I Dearborn St
Ficine Iee A. Scandinn
Rites
Sav
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