Favorite Prescription hailed as cure for weak and sick women
A long testimonial pamphlet extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as remedies for uterine disease and female weakness. It includes patient stories, a call for free letter consultations from Buffalo NY, and warnings about inferior substitutes while promoting the Common Sense Medical Adviser for households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
RCI Cmu
H. _Esq
Altamont
Gpanay& Co
Tenn
Dr. Pierce
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
R V Pierce
Gamblers Caught Swindling Aboard Teutonic
On the White Star liner Teutonic arriving in Liverpool from New York two first cabin passengers were caught cheating at poker and forced to restitution after losing over $1000. They were also exposed for swindling in the ship pools and returned a $250 check. They were allowed to proceed with a warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eutonioc
Newark
Salt Industry Witness Says Monopoly Hard to Achieve
Archibald S White of National Salt Company testifies to the Industrial Commission in Washington on April 11. He cites US salt consumption near 18 million barrels yearly with his firm supplying 8 to 9 million. notes consolidation raised wages 20 to 80 percent and claims New York has salt enough to supply the world for a million years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Industrial Commission
Archibald
White
National Salt
United States
National ‘Salt Company
New York
Embezzlement Charge Shocks Purchase Street
William E Voorhees salesman is arrested by Inspectors Kelly and Hart on embezzlement of 620 dollars and 54 cents in 1998 from Benjamin W Jones of Purchase Street. Police say the case involves sales of sheepskins to Howard, another Purchase Street merchant, with a civil suit pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HE. ‘Voorhees
Kelly and Hart
Benjamin W. ‘Jones
Purchase, Street
Voorhees
Jones
Howard
Purchase Street
First Choice For New England Building Rooms At Pan American Expo
Massachusetts and other New England states held a meeting at the Massachusetts commission rooms to allocate rooms in the joint New England building at the Pan American Exposition. The group drew lots with Massachusetts securing first choice after Vermont, and architect Miss Ghapta reported the building’s progress as near completion.
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New Englan States
Massachusetts Commission
Beacon Street
New England Building
Massachusetts
Henry J. Spooner
Rhode Isl
Henry O. Carpenter
George .T. ‘Craft
New ‘Hampshire
W. B. Boothby
Maine
Vermont
Mawes School Eighteenth Reunion Draws Former Students
Hawes School old boys gathered for the eighteenth annual reunion at Young's last night. The event began with a formal mood as if Supreme Court judges attended, then decayed into lighthearted merriment with ball tossing and marble games. Banquet reminiscences and humorous stories about a sedate gentleman added to the cheerful atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mawes School
Hawes School
Young's
Supreme Court
Five Bodies Unearthed in Clinton Cemetery Dig
Workmen with the Metropolitan Water Board uncovered five bodies while excavating in the old section of St. John’s Cemetery. The finds included three children and a woman as depth ranged from three to six feet. All remains moved to the new cemetery. more potential graves feared as excavation continues.
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Clinton
Metropolitan Water Board
St. John's Cemeery
Water Board Orkmen
Cemeery
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Bseburg, Menard Co
C. Day
Little Britain
Lancaster Co
National Salt Co
BAY State
Cape Cod
Water Board
Gopper Trust
Copper Trust
Steel Trust
Amalgamated Cop Company
Poperties
Amalgamated Oper Company
Calumet & Hecla
United Verde
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
American Sting & Refining Company
Umet & Hecla
Ing
Havana
N. FF
Chamberlain
Chicano
Cates
Rene
Landis
The
Lee
Covics
Boston
Setba
Country Homes
Jack Gardner
Tom” Lawson
Sarah Bernhardt
General Funston
Isola Hamilton
America
Lord Pauncefote
Sunday Post
Boston Sunday Post
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