Blood Wine touted as cure for long standing ailments in Ohio letters
Testimonial style notices from Ohio readers claim Blood Wine cured twenty years of debility liver and kidney complaints and rheumatism. Letters from J R Sickles Elsie Raynor and John Fisher describe dramatic recoveries and praise the remedy as a safe effective blood purger and tonic. Readers are urged to try the preparation via the seller in Washington and Hamilton Ohio.
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Messrs
Clyne & Larry
Hamilton
John Fisher
Blood Wine Promoted by Officials as Elderly Aid
Lewiston and New England figures praise Blood Wine as a remedy for old age and fatigue. City Marshal Odlin reports it built up his father in law W. C. Walton, while Colonel Abbott credits rapid recovery after overwork. Professor Rooney and others claim improved kidney health and general vitality.
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Odlin
Lewiston
W. C. Walton
Colonel Abbott
Woonsocket
R. L
New England
Knight Templar
Blood Wine Proclaimed Cure for Rheumatism in Letters
In Covington Kentucky and Terra Haute Indiana readers claim Blood Wine cured severe rheumatism and pleurisy. A. C. Ellis reports lasting relief after one bottle and sends others to Geo. C. Goode. Attorney A J Kelley says nine bottles cured his advanced rheumatism and restored work ability.
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Covington
Geo. C. Goode
A. C. Ellis
Terra Haute
Ind
A. J. Kelley
Blood Wine credited with saving life and restoring health
Michigan reader travels to Massachusetts to thank the Blood Wine makers. Testimonials from McDonough and Cambridge residents praise the tonic for curing chronic illness, diarrhea, grip, and alleged consumption, claiming rapid weight gain and complete recovery. Multiple personal anecdotes reinforce the remedy’s effectiveness.
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Michigan
Worchester
Mass
Blood Wine Credited With Recovery After Fall
A Virginia man reports a six month recovery after a fall left him bedridden for two months. He tried Blood Wine in October 1902, took eight bottles, and regained health and mobility. He recommends it to others with similar afflictions.
Gaston Advocates Canada Reciproc ity Opposing GOP Ties
Oct. 14 Holyoke Colonel William A. Gaston addresses voters on Canadian reciprocity and the Republican party. He accuses state leaders of press subsidies, warns of factory and farmer hardship without trade with Canada, and argues past treaties favored New England prosperity while warning of tariff shifts and political influence on policy.
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Holyoke
William A. Gaston
Biusgriegs
Gaston
Massachusetts
Pittsfield Journal
Pittsfield
Republcan, State Committee of
Re Publican State Committee
Pany
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Massusetts
Talbot
Canada
New England
Boston
Wigan
United States
Bay State Republican Machine Maintains Lodge Control
The passage argues the Massachusetts Republican machine remains strong under Henry Cabot Lodge. It contends the effort can only succeed through active advocates who cannot be deterred by opposition, operating under a political chief's order.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Palmo Tablets Promise Youthful Complexion
Reputable claim of "rebuilding" the nervous system and regulating the kidneys to reduce wrinkles and crowfeet. Advertisement touts 50 cents per box with discounts on 12 boxes, sold by Walker-Rin Drug Co and listed addresses in Dewey, Harrison, Tremont, Boylston, and nearby streets.
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Walker-Rin ‘Drug CO
Dewey
Harrison
F. H
Bapon
Friend St
N'S
Corner Tremont
Boylston Sts
Corner Court
Hanover
Blood Wine Claims Cure for Catarrh in Louisville
Mrs. Annie Krechhubel of 424 F St reports fifteen years of catarrh and stomach trouble ending after using Blood Wine. She says the sample led to three full bottles and now she can walk again, with restored strength and a renewed sense of health.
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Louisville
Annie Krechhubel
F St
Senator Green arraigned on conspiracy charge
Senator Green faced arraignment on a conspiracy case tied to selling to the government via Beavers stamp cancelling machines known as Doremus machines. The case set for November 9 with prior indictments to be heard. bond set at 5000 dollars, which was posted.
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Green
Binghamton
N. Y
George A. Green
Washington
George W. Beavers
Willard D. Dore
Mus
Doremus
Senator Green
Ball
Gaston on Lodge Tariff Clash in Massachusetts
Gaston criticizes Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and the Republican machine in Massachusetts over Canadian reciprocity and tariff policy. He argues that a high Canadian tariff would worsen New England’s prospects and threaten skilled Massachusetts manufacturing in the next Dominion Parliament session.
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United States
Fairbanks
Indiana
Anglo-American Commission
Great Britain
New England
Lynn
Brockton
Haverhill
North Adams
Massachusetts
Canada
Gaston ON Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Loftus's Closing Out Sale At Loftus Clothing House
The Ww. C. Loftus Company, a longtime New England clothing maker and retailer with 42 stores, announces closure with stock at deeply reduced prices. The Boston house will offer all stock, including out-of-town customers, as the firm bids farewell with bargains on three price lines and winter overcoats.
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Ww. C. Loftus Company
Washington and
Hanover Streets
New England
Boston House
Williams Sophs Win Track Meet Over Freshmen
Williams College sophomores defeated freshmen 6852 to 4313 in an annual indoor track contest held in Williams Town. A large crowd watched the events.
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Williamstown
Williams College
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Third St
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J. W. Pearson
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F. W
Reach
Louis Daudelin
Fisher
Buffalo, N. E
John H. Rooney
Nugent Baths
Martin St
G. J. Carroll
Irving Mack
Cherry St
Columbia
J. E. Kraus
Lodge
New York
St. Lawrence
Welland Canal
United States Senate
Bay State
Republican
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Lane
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