Siwash Indian Sagraw and the Grudge Against Preachers
In a roadside encounter two men stop a wagon bearing a label for Siwash Indian Sagraw Universal Medicinal with Hartley Kirby listed. A tall man in a plug hat debates vengeance with a claim that the aged man needed punishment and declares a grudge against all preachers.
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Hartley L. Kirby
Oregon
Hank
Druy Om
The Spreader of Glad Tidings Promises Health Then Hank Meets a Fiary
In chapter four a swaggering stranger declares himself the healer and inventor of a health cure. He speaks calmly to Hank, poses with grand airs, and asserts his mission to spread good health, calling Hank his listener as he asserts his own importance.
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Hank
Quack Doctor Examined Hank In a Small Town Scene
A rough gathering surrounds Hank as a boastful man is pressed by a doctor who insists on a tongue check and quips about remedies for Bright’s disease and other ailments. The scene features bold talk,scripture quotes, and tense humor amid the crowd.
Doctor Confers Cure All Claim In Frontier Wagon Show
A narrator recalls Dr Kirby and an Injun companion touring Smith's Palace hotel with a medicine wagon. The crowd clusters as the doctor extols indie remedies, recounting a dramatic Oregon plains escape tale and a dramatic ritual to sell potions, while Hank faces a dire diagnosis.
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Hank
Locey
Smith's Palace Hotel
Uncle Pat Hickox
Dr. Kirby
Hosses
Pop ‘Wilkins
Grand Army of the Republicans
Kirby
Rube
Plains
Oregon
Doctor Kirby and the Siwash Sagraw Medicine Show
A rough narrator recounts a traveling medical show by Dr. Kirby selling a legendary Siwash Sagraw cure. The healer exposes widespread symptoms and diseases, promising health through a bottle medicine while warning of hidden illness. the crowd is drawn into a gamble with fate and the narrator feels relief and resolve to outwit Hank.
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Plains
Oregon
Siwash Injun Sagraw
Dearest Baby: Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy
A Plattsburg Missouri woman praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring her health after nervous prostration and digestive troubles, claiming it helped her have a healthy baby and saved another. She urges women suffering from feminine disorders to seek the remedy.
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Plattsburg, Mies
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Plattsburg
Miss
Lydia E.eet
Alana Bacmened
Geese
Remedy Claims Broad Health Benefits for Allay of Inflammation
An advertisement from a Chicago area drug firm claims a remedy not only clears catarrh but also alleviates chronic inflammation and resists a wide range of ailments. The notice lists addresses at 154-186 Whiting St Chicago II and storefronts at 987 Main Street and Corner State and Main Streets.
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Whiting St
Chicago
Hindle Pharmacy
Main Street
Arcade
Rexall Drug Store
State and
Main Sts
Best Fighters in Europe Promote Ferments for Digestion
The article notes Balkan resilience and claims lactic ferments in fermented milks aid health. It touts Houxley’s Lactic Ferments tablets as helpful for preventing dyspepsia and aiding digestion, suggesting two tablets per meal or a tablet to make sour milk. Contact E Fougera & Co. for a bottle.
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Houxley
Huxley
E. Fougera & Co
Incorp
New York
Taxes due on Bridgeport 1912 grand list notice
Notice to Bridgeport taxpayers that 1912 grand list taxes are due at City Hall Col lector's office Room 6. Collector B F Cooney will be there daily 9 am to 4 pm, 7:30 to 9 pm except Friday May 30 from 9 am to 12 noon. Saturday May 31 office open 9 am to 9 pm. June 1 is Sunday. taxes accepted Monday June 24 without interest.
Well and as Much: An Advertising Maxim
A compact saying on advertising, asserting merchants never fail when they advertise as well and as much as possible. It emphasizes diligence in promoting goods to drive success.
Fairfield Tax Collection Schedule 1912 Taxes Due
The Town of Fairfield collector will meet taxpayers to collect 1912 taxes at Greenfield Bank Store on May 20 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Switzer's Drug Store in Southport on May 21 from 9 a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., and at the Town House in Fairfield daily except Sundays from 8 a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Unpaid taxes after June 1, 1913 incur a 1 percent monthly add-on and collection fees.
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Fairfield
Greenfield
Switzer’s
Southport
Farri
Collecmn
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