Favorite Prescription and its claimed virtues explained
The article outlines the Favorite Prescription as a pure herbal remedy with Flue Cohosh Lady's Slipper and Goldenseal, free of alcohol. It notes glycerine as the extracting agent, Dr. Pierce's forty year reputation, and the offer of confidential, free physician correspondence from the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pierce
Pierce
Perce
Invalids’ Hotel
Cure for Disfiguring Ulcer Praised by Brooklyn Woman
Mrs. P. Hackett of 400 Van Buren St Brooklyn N C reports a remarkable Cure for a severe ulcer Physicians deemed incurable The Cuticura remedy trio including soda ointment and pills restored her mother’s face to smooth clear condition Also includes an advertisement for the Salt Lake Route to the Pacific Coast and a jumbled editorial fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hackett
van Buren St
Brooklyn
N. C
Indictments Returned in Kansas City Gas and Stock Yards Scandal
Grand jury hands up thirteen indictments in Kansas City cases. W A Towers faces major charges as stock yards weighmasters are accused of falsifying cattle weights. Indictments name A J Liddell and others for oppression and perjury tied to short weights. Judge Gill adjourns session to August 28.
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Kansas City
W. A. Towers
A. J. Liddell
Independence
Gill
Grand Jury
Wofford
William A. Towers
Towers
George M. Casey
Casey
Tobo Land Company
Clinton
Thomas M. Casey
Salmon & Salmon Bank
Bent County
Colorado
Annabel C. Abell
Abell Brokerage Company
Phillips Investment Company
Abell
Carl H. Rightmire
Bruce Reichelderfer
Charlies Wiggins
Stock Yards Company
Cryus van
Henry Nichols
A J. Judy
George W. Wright
van & Wright
Death by Own Action in Jersey City Divorce Case
Louis Apgar aged 65, a grandfather, killed himself in Jersey City with a gun after sensational disclosures linked to a divorce case where George M Meyers was granted a divorce from Clara E Meyers.
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New York
Louis Apgar
Jersey City
George M. Meyers
Clara E. Meyers
Three Wrecks On Honeymoon In Three States
CHICAGO. C A Schweinte and his wife of Oklahoma City were badly shaken in a rear coach wreck on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois line at Steger. Their wedding journey had already seen wrecks in Jennings Oklahoma and Sapulpa Indian Territory. They were otherwise uninjured.
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Chicago
C. A. Schweinte
Oklahoma City
Okla
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Steger
Jennings
Sapulpa
I. T
Another Boy for Wales Prince Born to Princess of Wales
A son was born to the Princess of Wales on Wednesday. The baby is the son of the heir apparent to the British throne.
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London
Princess of Wales
Prince
Great Britain
Edward
Norway
Longon
Norweg
Prince Charles
Denmark
Oscar
Sweden
Depot Directors Face Price Hurdle on Kansas City Depot
A Kan ana City Union Depot director said land-price demands near Twenty second street and Grand avenue have halted plans for a Belt Line depot. The director spoke anonymously noting prices were exorbitant and would force relocation, with land purchases paused while negotiations continue.
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Chicago
Kanana City
Jani
Secretary Wilson Denies Roosevelt Advice On Agriculture Scandals
Washington report says Secretary Wilson did not receive direct or indirect orders from President Roosevelt regarding the Agriculture Department scandals. He claims all actions and investigations were his own initiative with Roosevelt kept informed of steps. No indication of impending resignation is given amidst revelations of incompetence and misconduct.
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Washington
Wilson
Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
Holmes
Secretary ‘of Agriculture
Standard Oil hearing resumes in Kansas City Missouri
The state case against Standard Oil and affiliates resumed Tuesday at the Coates house before special commissioner R A Anthony. Herbert S Hadley and other lawyers appeared for the state and Standard Oil with Waters-Pierce Oil represented by St Louis counsel. The session is expected to continue for the rest of the week.
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Kansas City
Standard Oil Company
St. Louis
Coates House
R. A. Anthony
Fredericktown
Supreme Court
Herbert S. Hadley
John Kennish
Rush C. Lake
Frank Hagerman
Republic Oil Company
H.S. Priest
J. W. Johnson
Charles Nagle
Waters- Pierce Oil Company
A. D. Eddy
Chicago
General Council
The
Standard
Governor orders probe of Wisconsin state capitol outlay
Governor Johnson directs Public Examiner Kost to audit the state capitol commission handling of more than four million dollars since April 1893. Johnson says no general report has been issued in ten years and declines payment of a $790 voucher to Channing Seabury, who demanded $5 daily from December to June.
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Johnson
ST. Paul
P. M. Kost
State Capitol Commission
Channing Seabury
Channing Seabury of the Commission. Mr. Seabury
Tremendous gasoline explosion in Columbia Nevada damages block
A large gasoline explosion in Columbia Nevada caused a major fire destroying an entire block. The blast and subsequent fires occurred at intervals, with fire losses estimated near $100,000. The cause remains unknown.
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Columbia
Nev
Columbus
Origin of Gehooner and other curious notes
Indian apolis News traces the term schooner to Gloucester 1713 when Captain Andrew Robinson named the first vessel. A Connecticut firm builds a left eye aiming shotgun twisted for comfort. third such design in 25 years. Beijing natives object to electric trolleys harming coolies. An amateur chauffeur often lacks controlling interest in his car.
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Indianapolis News
Gloucester
Mass
Andrew Robinson
Robinson
Connecticut
Peking
Teacher's relief after six years of overwork
Miss Margaret M. James recalls teaching in crowded city schools for six years, collapsing from strain. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for restoring blood, sleep, appetite, and energy, allowing her to return to teaching with renewed health and enthusiasm.
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James
Dr. Williams
Veteran of the Black Hawk Mexican and Civil Wars praises Peru tonic
Captain W. W. Jackson of Washington D C ages eighty three and a veteran of the Black Hawk Mexican and Civil Wars reports severe stomach catarrh relief after using three bottles of a Peruvian remedy. He credits immediate and lasting improvement and endorses it as an infallible cure. Address Dr S B Hartman president of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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W. W. Jackson
N.W
Washington, D. C
8. B. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, Ohio
Chronic kicker nuisance vs occasional help in sports
A chronic kicker is a nuisance, but an occasional kick helps some. The line between persistent issues and timely boosts appears in sports commentary on kicking strategies and player roles.
Defiance Starch Claims Better Laundry Results
Advertises Defiance Cold Water Starch as superior to rivals claiming it won’t gum fronts and contains 16 oz per package while others offer 12 oz. Cites chemical purity and price parity at 10 cents. Warns grocers about stock turnover and urges demand for Defiance to save time and money.
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Defiance
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Salt Lake City
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Charles H. Davis
Davis
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