Cure for Eczema Claims Saved Child by Cuticura Remedies
A father from Bunker Hill Indiana asserts his child suffered eight months with chronic eczema until Cuticura Remedies were used. Within two months the disease ceased its vengeance and left no trace, with doctors expressing surprise at the swift recovery. Additional testimonial from Doon Iowa doctor Co L Gurney notes similar improvement.
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Cutiuka
J. A. Nicoles
Bunker Hill
Ind
Co. L. Gurney
M. D
Doon
Skin Disease Cure Ad from Potter Drug Company
Antiseptic cure claims for Blood and Skin Purifier cuRA Cure and CUTICURA products, advertised as instantly relieving and curing skin scalp and blood disorders from infancy to old age. Sold nationwide with prices 50c to $1.00. Boston preparation offers a 64 page guide with illustrations and testimonials.
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Potter Dive and Cuemiscal
Boston
Murdock's Liquid Food Offered Free After Three Months
An advertisement promises a free case of Murdock's Liquid Food to any consumptive patient who has undergone three months of medical treatment without relief. The offer targets those seeking relief from tuberculosis symptoms with no guaranteed cure.
Free Trial Offer for Murdock's Liquid Food Cures Paralysis
A medical advert promises one free case of Murdock's Liquid Food to paralysis patients after three months of treatment without relief. It claims broad cures, cites over three thousand hospital operations, and reports only five deaths per thousand, asserting lasting safety and superior results versus other tonics.
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Murdock
Chandler's Jokes Two Amendments to the Constitution
In Washington on April 12, the Senate debated two proposed constitutional changes. Senator Chandler opposed popular election of U S Senators, warning it risks a federal election law and broad reform to presidents. He offered amendments limiting wealth and proposing elections for top offices every two years, while railing against caucus nominations and urging caution on broad reforms.
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Palmer
United States
Chandler
Senate
New York
Mitchell
Congress
Cau Us
South Carolina
Mississippi
Louisiana
Union
Pension Act Amendment for Disabilities from Rebellion
The bill would amend the pension act of March 3 1877 to remove disability from veterans who participated in the rebellion and later enlisted in the United States Army and became disabled while receiving pensions up to 50 dollars per month, prorated by disability. The Senate adjourned at 5 10.
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Army of the
United States
Senate
House Non-Concurred In Indian Budget. Navy Debate Opens
In Washington on April 12 the House rejected the Senate amendments to the Indian appropriation bill and appointed conferrees Peel Allen and Wilson of Washington. The House then passed the urgency appropriation bill totaling 1,012,636 and began the naval appropriation debate, postponing general discussion until the navy item. A $250,000 dry dock at Algiers Louisiana drew a point of order from Holman with Simpson arguing the need for a navy depends on policy toward friends. The House adjourned after the dispute.
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Washington
Peel
Arkansas
Senate
House
Messr
Allen
Wilson
Herbert
Alabama
Boutelle
Maine
Holman
Indiana
Algiers
Simpson
Kansas
United States
Oak Hall Remains Boston Landmark of Fifty Years
A Post reporter visits Oak Hall at North Street near Faneuil Hall square to mark fifty years of theGerman style building. The hundred year old structure houses G. W. Simmons now leading a bustling, modernized business with four floors of active clerks and clean, airy departments.
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North Street
Faneuil Hall Square
Boston
Post
G. W. Simmons
Political Gathering Marks Vermont Convention Ahead
Montpelier April 12 delegates to the Republican State and district conventions fill the capital as 700 attend and 200 Methodist pastors meet. Fuller of the east side is praised as Hon. H. Henry Powers is expected to head the Vermont delegation with Col. George T. Childs as second. State committee hosts credentials and leadership roles with Thomas B. Reed of Maine slated to speak tomorrow afternoon.
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Montreuver
Minneapolis
Fuller
H. Henry Powers
Morrisville
Vermont
George T. Childs
St Albans
Colonll
Fred E. Smith
Montpelier
L. D. Hazen
St. Johnsbury
Charles M. Wilds
Middlebury
Charles A. Prouty
Newport
Thomas Bb. Reed
Maine
Massachusetts delegation official route chosen for national encampment
The Massachusetts committee named the Boston and Ohio railroad for transport to the Washington encampment in September. The delegation will depart Boston Sunday September 18 at 9 a.m. and arrive in Washington about 11 p.m. The round trip fare tops $12 with an optional $150 tour including Harpers Ferry and battlefield visits. About 8000 Massachusetts comrades are expected in the parade, plus many friends and relatives.
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Massachusetts
Washington
Boston & Ohio Railroad
Boston
Harper’s Ferry
Antietam
Gettysburg
Massachusetts Department
Old Bay State
Transoceanic arrivals and departures listed by port
An April 12 register shows ships arriving at Boston New York and Liverpool with crews from Jamaica Cuba Banes London Amsterdam Antwerp and San Francisco as well as ships sailing from New York to Liverpool and Bremen and a vessel from Boston to Pavonia. The log records April 10 to April 12 events including City of Peking Taure Havel and other names in ports ranging Boston Baltimore New York Hong Kong Scilly and Liverpool.
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Boston
Columbian
Liverpool
Ethelwold
Jamaica
Simon Dumois
Banes
Cuba
Gallego
Baltimore
Mentmore
London
New York
Didam
Amsterdam
Friesland
Antwerp
Hong Kong
City of Peking
San Francisco
Fastnet
Taure
Scilly
Havel
Bremen
Pavonia
Adamson
East Boston
Isabel
John F. Adamson
Blake
Ruth C
Ira Q, Blake
Blanchard
Adeline C
William H. Blanchard
Hudson
Catherine Hudson
Huse
Dorchester
Sadie Deane
George H. Huse
Peter Baker
Andrew
Chelsea
Walter H. Andrew
Carter
Savannah
Solomon Carter
English
Cal
Nathaniel F. English
Brighton
Mass
Cole
Charlestown
Bright
Eliza J. Cole
Hartz
Madison
Kan
John P. Hartz
McMullin
Jamaica Plain
Fannie A
John R. McMullin
Philadelphia
Robbins
Washington, D. C
A. M. Robbins
Acton
Jackson Sells Hats for Easter Trade
At 419 Washington street Jackson's offers a fine line of men's hats including the Stetson soft hat. The feature emphasizes new spring headgear for men and suggests competition with women's bonnets as Easter approaches.
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Jackson’s
Washington Street
Partisanship in Senate and World Fair Sunday Debate
Massachusetts House debates Sunday closing for the World's Fair mansion amid 75 000 appropriation. Lawmakers eulogize or oppose the plan while clerical and political figures push for or against closing. The Senate refuses to suspend a rule over Sibley extradition letters and advances a troop sale bill with cross voting reforms.
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Massachusetts
Charles
Boston
Roe
Worcesett
Buckley
Holyoke
Rosnosky
House
Supreme Court
Olmstead
Hinds
Webster
Meyer
Bennett
Everett
Mr. Bennett
Chance
Longmeadow
Senate
Thayer
Worcester
Connecticut
Preston B. Sibley
Butler
Bristol
Uhayer
Russell
Simpkins
Cape
Merritt
Hampden
Military men dine with Boston life underwriters at Young's Hotel
The Boston Life Underwriters Association hosted a dinner for prominent military figures at Young's Hotel. Col Arnold A Rand spoke on Patriotism in the rank and file, followed by Chaplain J F Moors of the Fifty-seventh Massachusetts, Commander James K Churchill of the Massachusetts G A R, Major George S Merrill on the military of the state, Captain J G B Adams recounting South adventures, and Col George N Carpenter giving closing remarks praising the guests and the evening.
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Boston Life Underwriters’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Arnold A. Rand
J. F. Moors
Massachusetts
James K. Churchill
Boston
J. G. B. Adams
George N. Carpenter
Maine AP names officers at annual meeting
The Maine Associated Press held its annual meeting in Portland. Officers elected include President C. A. Boutelle of Bangor, Secretary George S. Rowell of Portland, and Executive Committee Chairman Frank L. Dingley of Lewiston.
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Portland
Associated Press of Maine
C. A. Boutelle
Bangor
George S. Rowell
Frank L. Dingley
Lewiston
Foxboro Baptists Call a Pastor for Haverhill Minister
Foxboro April 12 The Baptist Society has extended a unanimous call to the Rev Francis H Davis of Haverhill He is a Brown University and Newton Theological Seminary graduate and has served as pastor of the Franklin Falls New Hampshire Baptist Church for five years.
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Foxsoro
The
Baptist Society
Francis H. Davis
Haverhill
Davis
Brown University
Newton Theological Seminary
Franklin Falls
N. H.) Baptist Church
VW plana Brand Evaporated Cream means milkmap good bye
The note reports a brief item about the VW plana Brand Evaporated Cream and a farewell reference to milkmap. No further context or names are provided. The text is fragmentary and yields minimal verifiable details for a fuller card.
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VW Plana
Fire destroys Rochester tenement house on Front street
A spark from a chimney caused a blaze today in Rochester destroying John Carrs tenement at Front street. Loss estimated at 1800 dollars with Dover officials reporting the incident.
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Dover
N. H
John Carr
Front Street
Rochester
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