Illinois Folks Tell of Experience with Pierce Medicines
People describe strong results from Dr. Pierce's remedies including Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Testimonials mention recovery from catarrh asthma and bronchial issues after taking multiple bottles and following professional advice. Names include Mrs. E. Scovill and Mrs. Hattie Moore.
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Galena
Dr. Pierce
Dr Sage
Golden Medical Discovery
Hattie Moore
Dewey Ave
Cascarets Gentle Laxative Ad Sparks Late Night Relief
An old newspaper ad mocks illness fatigue with a Cas carets laxative pitch promising gentle nightly relief. It touts not causing gripe or weakness unlike salts, calomel, or harsh pills and hints at a truck accident delay.
Illinois News Bulletins on Tornado Toll and Local Recovery
Tornado toll in west and northwest Chicago suburbs cited at 30 deaths and $6 million in damage. Relief efforts organized via subscriptions and outside expeditions. Illinois seeks river flow changes amid river concerns. prohibition affects traffic in East Dubuque. Winter wheat acreage drops from 3.434 million to 2.404 million acres. crop condition at 82 percent of normal. Local farming groups form the Moweaqua Live Stock Shipping Association in Pleasanton, while Rock Island County eyes crackdown on gambling and bootlegging. Illinois political and population notes include Lowden’s presidential campaign, Lincoln marker projects, and rising city populations like Elgin and Alton with varying percentages.
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Chicago
Minois Valley
Sanitary District of
United States
Minois River
Lake Michigan
Illinois River
Iinois
East Dubuque
Hlinels
Hilgois
Tlinois
Bess
State Department of Agriculture
Christian County Farm Bureau
Prafirieton
Moweaqua Live Stock Shipping Association
Sharpsburg
Rock Island
Board of Supervisors
Steven G Lawless
Bank
Liberty
Adams County Exemption Board
William B. Elliott
Newton
Cyrus Newcomb
Great Lakes
Wnoc Packing House
Frank
Lowden
Teinois
Springfield
Illinois Con-Con Election Act Debates State Suffrage Plan
Illinois constitutional convention debates an initiative and referendum plan amid protest by farmers. The suffrage article proposes unlimited voting for women with residency limits for foreign-born voters. a one election day per year proposal shapes the calendar, while primaries may be restricted. Military affairs report approved despite drafting flaws, with discussion of conscientious objectors. Brundage ruling on women voting in primaries contested by county clerks across several counties.
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Springfield
William Cruden
United States
Trautsmann
Beckman
Mniitary Affairs
Rugene Davenport
University of Ilinois
Gregory
Prairie Farmer
Hlinais
Will Reman
Chicago
Attourney
Brundage
Sweitzer
Cook County
Byers
Sangamon
Smith
Adams
Triner Remedies Promoted With Consumer Confidence
An advertisement urges informed purchases for Triner’s American Elixir of Bitter Wine and Triner’s Angelica Bitter Tonic. It cites proven ingredients, purity, and uniform quality, claiming relief for stomach disorders and influenza convalescence. The ad quotes a customer letter from Chicago praising the products and invites readers to ask their druggist.
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Triner
Tunner
Stanislaw Gardocki
Chicago
Triver
Joseph Tuiner Company
Ashland Ave
Buyer Declines Film Role in Grim Twist
A famous film buyer chatted with a producer about acting. After viewing the finished film the producer asks if he will buy it. The buyer replies he will not buy the film but instead will commit death by own action, a dark punchline ending the exchange.
Cole’s Carbeliaalve Promises Quick Burns Relief
An old medicinal ad touts Cole’s Carbeliaalve as a fast-acting balm for burning itching and diseases, claiming instant pain relief and scarless healing. It urges readers to buy from druggists or contact The J. W. Cole Co. in Rockford for a package at 50 cents.
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Cole
J. W. Cole Co
Rockford
Not Disappointed Exchange Teases a Tragic Misunderstanding
A friend answers a knock to find her mother is not dead, ending the reporter’s awkward joke about a supposed obituary. The exchange captures a misread death notice and the social awkwardness that followed.
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Sne
Swamp Root Promoted For Kidney Ailments
An advertisement extols Swamp Root as the top remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It offers samples for ten cents and notes availability at drug stores in two bottle sizes. The text also includes unrelated clippings about politics vaudeville and India silk industry facts.
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Kilmer
Cramer &C. Binghamton
Nothing to It Quote Sparks Life and Hope
A brief Globe-Democrat quote exchange emphasizes optimism amid adversity. The dialogue contrasts enduring vitality with caution against inaction, underscoring a theme of perseverance and resilience.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Diamond Dyes promises fadeless color for all fabrics
Diamond Dyes offers a guaranteed method to dye old garments with rich, lasting color across wool, silk, cotton, and blends. The instruction booklet explains how to diamond dye over any base, and a color card helps match materials. Australia reports 300,000 acres of untouched forests amid notes on vanity and intelligence.
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t-Ady
Australia
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