Remarkable Cure From Rheumatism Promoted By Urico
A Baldwinsville farmer testifies five years of crippling rheumatism ended after using six bottles of Urico. The remedy claims to cleanse deposits in muscles, aid kidneys, and neutralize blood acid. Available at $1.00 per bottle or six for $5.00 from the Urico Company. orders accepted by mail with prepaid express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Howe
Baldwinsville
N. Y
Urico Co
State St
Binghamton
Gentle Annie Promises Spring Garden Dreams
A reflective verse recalls spring fever as man longs to till soil and plant cabbages cucumbers onions and more. The poet notes hopeful visions of bounty fade to toil but springtime rekindles desire to tinker with hoe rake and spade as Gentle Annie blows her fairy pipe.
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Man
Father Adam
Annie
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
When Lovers Clash Over Theatre and Beliefs
A young woman asks Miss Champagne if she should abandon theatre outings for a fiancé who shuns worldly pleasures. The advice cautions that incompatible views in marriage often lead to unhappiness and suggests ending the engagement if mutual tolerance cannot be found.
Relation Advice From Miss Champagne On Lost Interest
A reader seeks guidance about a young man who used to visit but stopped contacting. The advisor notes he may have chosen not to pursue the relationship and suggests inviting him to call and, if he does not respond, to move on and seek new prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Champagne
Increase in Rogers and Donnelly Funds
Acknowledgment of funds received for Mrs William Donnelly and Mrs James Rogers, two mothers in straitened circumstances, donated after stories in the Boston Post. Rogers fund totals seven dollars with small gifts from Pittsfield and Bernard Rothwell Baldwin, a one year old, while Donnelly fund records one dollar from James Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Donnelly
James D. Rogers
Boston Post
Rogers
G. T
Pittsfield
Bernard Rothwell Baldwin
Donnelly Fund
James Baldwin
Arosemena Resumes Panama Presidency Amid Appeals
Panama March 7. Pablo Arosemena resumes the office of President of the Panama Republic in response to appeals from supporters who feared he would not be chosen in the upcoming election. His return, before the six months leave of absence ends, excludes him from active candidacy in the campaign.
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Panama
Pablo Arosemena
Panama Republic
Arosemena
Supreme Court
Indigestion Scare Prompts Health Ad Panic
A January 3 1870s newspaper item notes Alfred Tennyson Dickens death from acute indigestion and a Washington death of Fighting Bob Evang, using the event to warn readers of the national health threat. The piece pushes STOMACH RITE as the cure and urges keeping it at home or carrying it for immediate use.
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Alfred Tennyson Dickens
Charles Dickens
Dickens
Bob’’ Evang
Washington
Houghton & Dutton’s
Boston
Bread slices with cheese butter and toast method
Instructions describe cutting bread rounds then toasting with cheese filling and serving with soup. A note from MRS. CO. D. YORK and from MRS. GEORGE JACKMAN share pie crust technique to prevent juice leakage and keep the crust intact. A gingerbread recipe by MARY E. RUSSELL uses walnut crumbs and spices, baked until firm and white.
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George Jackman
R. D
Salem Depot
N. H
Mary E. Russell
Bertram Street
Neponset
No Husband Found Sues for 10000 in Essex County
Mrs. Emma T. Jewell, about 55, sues Daisy Vaughan a Worcester clairvoyant for 10000 alleging failed to place her in a matrimonial match and kept her in servitude for three years. Co defendant Julia Grant mother of Vaughan, suit filed in Salem Superior Court. Mrs. Jewell, now in Tilton New Hampshire, says she escaped in nightgown from Vaughan's Austin Street home.
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Daisy Vaughan
Emma T. Jewell
Vaughan
Father John’s Medicine Promoted as Cold Cure and Strength Builder
The advertisement claims Father John’s Medicine, a physician prescribed remedy from 1855, cures coughs and colds, wards off consumption, and builds flesh and strength without alcohol or poisons. It credits Rev. Father John O’Brien of Lowell Massachusetts and promises $25,000 to any charity if shown false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O’brien
Lowell
Mass
Father John
20 000 Proposed for Cost of Living Probe
Washington March 7 A 20000 appropriation as a first step in carrying out Taft plan for an international conference on the cost of living was proposed in a bill by Representative Sulzer of New York. The President would invite all nations to participate in a world wide study of price rises, causes and remedies.
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Washington
Taft
Sulzer
New York
300 Pound Fat Man Reduced to Normal by Self Method
Philadelphia’s so called Champion Fat Man slimmed from 254 pounds to 150 without drugs or dieting using a self discovered approach advertised as safe for all. Dr F Turner offers free full particulars and a booklet to readers who write with a 2 cent stamp, stating over 100 testimonials support his method and promising lasting results.
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Philadelphia
F. Turner
Turner
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Thomas Lock
Cleveand
Clark Building
Syracuse
N. Y
Mrs Grant Denies Conspiracy Charge Amid Illness Claims
Mrs Grant, 39, lives with three children and denies a conspiracy charge with her daughter to restrain Mrs Jewell. She says her daughter supplied clothing and shelter to Mrs Jewell who followed them to Franklin and other towns, amid publicity and a claim of ill treatment.
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East Lynn
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Conti
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Batiste
Weingarten Brothers
Urico
Fall River Line
Corner Court
Ngton Sts
Fort Hill
J. B. B. Pocahontas Coal Batchelder Bros
Post Office
BROWN
Charles D. Brown & Co, Inc
New
John Hancock Bidg
Gentle Annie
Rogers and Donnelly
Imach
New England
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California
Chilren
Santa Fe
Fred Harvey
Grand Canyon of Arizona
Grand Canyon
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
America
California Fast Mail
Los Angeles Express
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Gen. Agt
Washington St
Santake
Tess
Chester
KENT
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Sunday Post
Sherlock Holmes
Chester Kent
Sunday Post Magazine
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Elmer
Shorty” McCabe
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