A Hit of Valuable Advice on Catarrh Cure
Edward Silvey of Chicago reports decades of catarrh suffering ended after using Papillon Clarke's extract of flax catarrh cure. He says relief came quickly and full cure followed. All reliable druggists sell it for $1 prepaid by Papillon Company Chicago. French women study astronomy. French men study stars at theater.
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Clarke
Streeter
Edward Silvey
Chicago
Papillon Company
Wallace L. DeWolf
Brace Up with Bilious Bitters Promoted at Burtis Bros
A brief ad-style notice touts an alterative called Biee tric Bitters as a cure for low spirits headaches and nervous restlessness. It claims to purify blood and energize liver and kidneys without stimulants and pitches a 50 cent bottle at Burtis Bros Drug Store. It also notes a Massachusetts woman Mrs Barah Holbrook bequeathed her fortune to a Baptist church.
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Burtis Bros’ Drug Store
Barah Holbrook
Massachusetts
The
Baptist Church
Cure for nervous disorders with Miles Nervine touted
Parents are urged to cure children’s headaches fits and nervous symptoms using Dr. Miles’ Nervine, praised for curing long standing cases after multiple doctors failed. Free samples offered at G. O. Wilde’s drug store. Also notes Novie Prentiss elected president of the Social Science Club at Kanada City.
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St. Vitus
Miles
G. O. Wilde
Novie Prentiss
Kanada City
Dr. Miles
Dr King's New Discovery Boosts Local Trade
A Bua tes Pres' Drug store reports a sharp rise in sales after offering free trial bottles of Dr King's New Discovery for consumption. The product is said to cure coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and other throat and lung diseases quickly with a free bottle offer lasting before purchase.
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Buates Pres
Dr. King
Vettine Atria
Patent medicine and medical remedy advertisements mix
An old newspaper fragment advertises PAPILLON flax extract cures and skin remedies, Miles nerve pills, California Fig Syrup, heart disease warning with Dr Miles, English Spavin Liniment for horses, and multiple druggists including G O Wilde in Boonville Indiana. It lists prices and refunds with bold claims and limited detail. The text preserves names like Wallace L. DeWolf and Burns Bros and references to Chicago and California.
Palmer Nominated Governor Speech Arouses Illinois
Gen John M Palmer accepts the Democratic nomination for Illinois governor with a stirring address praising independence from favors and criticizing taxation and state corruption. He denounces private armies and rings around elections, pledging honest service and plain issues for the campaign.
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Chicago Werald
John M. Palmer
Ilinois
Illinois
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
United States
Leun
Pennsylvania
Towa
Lui
Govrnsr
Tino
Republican Party
Georgia
Cacers
Tamden
Canvass Indicates Isaac P Gray Leading For Vice President
The Post Dispatch publishes a seven day canvass of delegates, electors, and district and at large delegates from twenty six states. It shows Isaac P Gray of Indiana as far in the lead for the Democratic vice presidency, with Gen. Black as the only other notable strength.
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Post Dispatch
St. Louis
St Louis
Isaac P. Gray
Indiana
Black
List of alum baking powders named by authorities
A compiled list shows many baking powder brands published as containing alum including Kenton, Davis, Silver Star, O Ne Plus Ultra, Empire, Puritan, Sun Flower, Jersey, Crown, Silver King, Carleton, Crystal, Centennial, Ge o, Windsor, Fleur de Tis and others. Government chemist UH A Mott urges prohibition of alum in baking powders by law.
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Kenton
Davis
Silver Star
O. K
Forest City
A&p
One Spoon
Runkle
Patapsco
O Ne Plus Ultra
Empire
Gold
Eureka
Veteran
International
Cook’s Favorite
Puritan
Sun Flower
Albany
Jersey
Golden Sheaf
Buckeye
Burnett's
Perfest
Peerless
State
Crown
UH. A. Mott
Patriarchs Militant to Convene Grand Conclave in Cincinnati
The Military Council of the Patriarchs Militant of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows plans a July gathering in Cincinnati at Spring Grove Cemetery. About 30,000 uniformed Patriarchs Militant will attend, with prize drills at Music Hall and a visit to the Centennial Exposition. The event aims to set new laws for the order and to memorialize the Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting in Los Angeles. The assembly could draw up to 100000 visitors to the city.
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Sembly
Lode
Grand Lodge
Los Angeles
Cal
John C. Underwood
Covington
Cincinnati
Reunien
The
Odd Fellows
Crop Report Bulletin Signal Service May 27 Update
The weekly crop bulletin notes generally favorable conditions in the Mississippi Valley improving overall crops while Mississippi drought reduces yields. Continued rains slow farm work in the Middle Atlantic States but enhance wheat rye oats and grass. Frost in New Jersey Ohio Indiana and Michigan causes slight damage. South Atlantic weather aids crops except parts of South Carolina where wet conditions hurt cotton. New England reports the season about two weeks late with below average temperatures and rainfall.
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Washington
Signal Service
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Middle Atlantic
New Jersey
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
South Atlantic
South Carolina
New England
Judge Parrett Poised to Lead First District in National Legislature
The Democracy of the First District presents Judge Parrett as a strong, undefeated candidate with a quarter century in public life. Opponents resort to insubstantial rumors, but Parrett is described as upright, brainy, and incorruptible, ready to win in the November election.
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Judge Parrett
The Farmers' Cost Bite Across War Tariff
The San Francisco Examiner argues tariffs harm farmers who sell wheat at Liverpool prices and pay for protected industries. It urges farmers to rebel at the polls to oppose the tariff and restore fair incomes.
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San Francisco Examiner
Liverpool
California
Prediction on Judge Parrett's Congressional lead
The Rockport Democrat records a forecast that Judge Parrett will win by at least 1500 votes against General Hovey or any Republican challenger this fall, potentially reaching 2000.
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Rockport
Parrett
General Hovey
Congress
Governor Gray Likely Nominated for Vice President
Evansville Courier reports that Governor Gray is poised for the Vice Presidential nomination, potentially on the first ballot, with President Cleveland unlikely to oppose if no other favorite emerges. Indiana Democrats rally behind Gray, anticipating strong statewide support. The piece notes interest in exploration of the Montarm Indian Reservations near Great Falls, aided by a low excursion rate offered by the railway.
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Cleveland
Gov. Gray
St. Louis
New York
Indiana
Gray
Mac Donald
Gov
Montarm
Great Falls
C. FL. Warren
Pass
St. Paul
Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway
Cincinnati Centennial Notes Exposition Opens July Fourth
The Centennial Exposition in Cincinnati runs from July 4 to October 37 with Horticultural Hall described as a Garden of Eden and the dome of the main building nearly two hundred feet high. Freight cars carry Centennial material, American Express provides free advertising matter, and check rooms offer convenient storage for a small fee while visitors view the educational exhibits and gondola rides.
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Horticultural Hall
Queen City
Cincinnati
American Express Company
Rennly for Hum and the memory loan debate at supper
An exchange unfolds at a restaurant scene with Rennly asking Hum for a five to tide him over. Gillispoon counters that borrowing harms memory, recalling their shared joke about memory and finance. Devon arrives in dialogue about breakfast orders and the waiter's reply prompts a mix of humor and confusion.
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Rennly
Hum
Flipkins
Mr. Gillispoon
Lamas
Devon
Pei
Primary Teaching Principles for Effective Classrooms
A critique of primary education stressing learning by natural methods through senses, practical application over rote memorization, and teacher quality. It argues for informal teaching beyond textbooks, proper salaries to retain strong primary teachers, and training focused on understanding mind development over mere recitation, citing Montague and Governor Clellan.
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Montague
Mathews
Clellan
Emerson on student humility and thinking habits
A reflective note praises acknowledging a student when they prove you wrong and urges studying to cultivate the habit of thinking on study as a priority. The quotation emphasizes openness, learning, and humility in education.
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Btuch
ADAIR
Marker & Weyand
Main Street
Geo, Miller & Co
Evansville, Indiana
Fred
Burton
Marshall& White
Keller & White
VV Holesale
Main St
Evansville
Bults
Sale
Boonville
India Inc
Barker’s Abstract Office
Wm. L. Barker
U.S. Mail & Stage Line
Morris Jacobs
Taird Street
Poplic Square
M. BM. Bowcian
Th Abilene Chronicle
Assuuia Cuitoris Charpe
Santa Paula
Bucklen
Burns Bros
the Great
Mm. P
California Fig Syrup Company
San Francisco
al Burtis Bros
Wildes
G.O. Wilde
Pinkerton Standing Army
Cleveland and Gray
Post-Dispatch
Patriarchs Militant
Odd-Fellows Monument
Spring Grove Cemetery
Crop Report Bulletin
Evansville Tribune
Governor Gray
Cincinnati Centennial Notes
Emerson
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