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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1908

Page

3

Francis Joseph praised as strong ruler in Austria Hungary history

A historical reflection lauds Francis Joseph as a resilient leader who withstood defeats in 1249 and 1868 and expanded reforms after 1866. It notes his crowning of Hungary’s king in 1867 and his enduring popularity among European monarchs amid ceremonial commemorations at St. Patrick’s Church with Roosevelt and high officials in attendance.

Francis Joseph Austria Hungary Csvime Austria and Venetia Italy Pressia Deak Washington Soltmn Impresari Digwiigrica St. Patrick’s Church Frencis Joseph Austria-Hungary Roosevelt Feirbanks Suanfeme Congress Cardinal Gibbons Falconio

Addresses by Roosevelt and Taft at Southern Commercial Congress

Delegates gather for the great Mass meeting at the New Willard Hotel to hear President Roosevelt and President-elect Taft. A large panel of state governors attends, with escort committee members from New Orleans and Atlanta. The event features extensive decorations and exhibits on commerce and forestry.

Montgomery Ale Dee Southern Commercial Congress Washington Dee Taft Straus Congress Ervane

LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets Promise Quick Cure

A vintage advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets with a claim to cure a cold in one day. Druggists refund money if it fails, and H W Grove’s signature appears on each box.

H.W. Grove

Federal Council of Churches convenes in Philadelphia

Philadelphia hosts the first convention of the Federal Council of the churches of Christ in America. More than 400 delegates from 27 denominations attend a six day session aiming for practical unity and action. Prominent leaders including governors, bishops, and college presidents address public meetings at the Academy of Music.

Philadelphia United Service Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America America Academy of Music Emone Gov. Hughes New York Dolliver Town Anerl South Caoling Grosscay Cilcage Donne Albany Hendrix Kansas City Washington Gladden Columbus Ohio Barton American Board of Foreign Missions

Mi-o-na Credited By Dyspeptics For Relief

Testimonials from Mrs Mary ftecker Mrs Carrie Vanaman and another woman claim Mi-o-na eased chronic stomach issues after years of illness and costly medicines. They report rapid weight gain and freedom from dietary restrictions following use.

Mary F Tecker Sally Ave Buffa 10 Mio Na Carrie Vanaman Bridgeton N. J

Three Years After Death Marked Cough Becomes Healed

Mrs A C Williams of Bae Kentucky credits Dr King New Discovery for recovery from a grave yard cough and lung problems. She says a single dose helped and she gained 58 pounds while health fully restored. The remedy is described as world’s healing record for coughs colds and throat and lung diseases and may prevent pneumonia. Sold at drug stores with guarantee price one dollar. trial bottle free.

Wood's Liver Medicine Advertisement Claims Health Benefits

An 19th century style ad touts Wood's Liver Medicine in liquid form for liver regulation, headache relief, constipation, stomach and kidney disorders, gentle laxative action, and fever chills malaria. It claims tonic effects from the first dose and compares bottle sizes to promote value from Goody Koontz Drug Co.

S. S Swift Specific CO Atlanta Wood Goodyokoontz Drug Co

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Stops Cough

A historic line touts Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as stopping coughs and driving the cold from the system. Marketed to children, it claims popularity among kids and availability at all druggists.

Kennedy

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