Swamp Root and Catarrhal Deafness Remedies Feature
Drugstore ads tout Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney trouble, claiming high success and offering samples. Also promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional treatment for catarrhal deafness, explaining tube inflammation and hearing loss, with circulars from F J Cheney Co in Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Ady
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Koreans Slain by Jap Troops Report Details Massacre
The Canadian Presbyterian Missionary W. Foote and colleagues report mass killings by Japanese troops in Kirin and Ching provinces. Villages burned, men shot, women and children forced to witness, with hundreds of casualties cited. Officials defend actions as banditry suppression, not religion. Photographs and witness accounts describe surroundings, executions, and burned Christian homes.
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Tokyo
Kerem
Qong
Dr. S
Martin
Newfoundland
Physielay
Yongjing
Noralmwie
Kunda
Ohtentad
Kirin
Ching
Japan
China
Chelstan
Norabache
Christ
Sonuntupg
Phot
W. 10 Foote
Catmdtan Presbyterin Auiss
Youngjang
UN Tong Ja
Chou San
An Tong da
Mr. Foot
Ian Chang
Foote
Mr. Foote
Shu Churel
Eanma M. Palethorpe
Gnitin
Conlin
Yortjung
Els
Suelinge
Anil
Yomjung
Hate
Chionta -Amal
Alyta
Tinta
Hi Unt
Bole Shevlits
Well to Do Farmer Gains Twenty Pounds
TH W Boring of Overland Park Kansas reports Tanlac improved his health after two years of poor digestion, catarrh, back pains, and nerves. He gained twenty pounds, sleeps well, and feels stronger, with digestion now good and appetite restored. He plans to continue Tanlac.
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TH. W. Boring
Overland Park, Kans
The Beggar's Opera on New York Stage with London Scenery
A disordered review notes The Beggar's Opera now presented by a New York company, using London revival scenery to preserve Eighteenth century detail. It discusses the heavy design work, contrasts with a Clyde Fitch comedy, and mentions the viper as a symbolic aside. The piece ends with quips about income and adversity.
Advertising in Olden Days in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia Public Ledger note recalls Dock Street marketing era when merchants relied on decorative copper plate advertising on front pages. The Pennsylvania Museum plans to display period billheads cards and other media, showing their influence and origin in England.
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Philadelphia
Dock Street
Iman
Agerehanta
Pennsylvania Wonuseun
Menmorla
Fatso
Eughind
Minister praises volunteers at benefi concert
An elderly minister complimented the benefi concert and its volunteer performers. When asked about Miss Highby, he hesitated then declared that Miss Hightry's intentions were excellent splendid most in death auras.
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Pralee
Dan
Miss Highby
A Bit of Frost and a Budding Proposal
In a wry exchange, Mable asks if Percy proposed in flowery language. Martha replies she nipped it in the bud. The remark ends with a jab that men will do almost anything for money, even work.
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Mable
Percy
Martha
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Englang
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le Ror
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Hotwalder
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Melew
Mertz
Twlox
Skoosevelt
Chiantao District
Sultana
Paris
Sultana Menelik
Egypt
Molyneux
Memoriocsidtuen
Coe Tree
Lucretia Mott
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
National Woman's Party
National
Woman's Party
B. Anthony
Adelaide Johnson
Carrara
Italy
Johnson
H. W. Boring
Street
Tariq le Journal
Taplac
Overload Park
Kazaa
Ake Garfield
England
Persia
Arctic Circle
Pennsylvania
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