Peruna Testimonials Claim Catarrh Cure Across Seasons
Early summer catarrh is common as a cause of tiredness says Geo A Hughes of Indianapolis. He credits Peruna with restoring strength from age forty-five to twenty, noting its tonic effect for a carpenter. Thomas Henderson of Illinois cites family use and value as a remedy for catarrh. The ad touts Peruna to cleanse mucous membranes, declares no substitutes, and offers a $10,000 mark as proof of authenticity through a bank guarantee.
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Geo. A. Hughes
Mass. Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Peruna
A. Hughes
Thos. J. Henderson
Congress
Illinois
Union Army
Lemon
Washington, D. C
J. Henderson
Three Shot After Attempted Assault in Texas
In Overton on July 30, Jake Wooley was shot in the forehead and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Russell were shot in the shoulder and head. The Russells say Wooley chloroformed Mrs. Russell and attempted to assault her, then forced the couple outside at pistol point before dawn. Wooley’s fatal injuries are reported. Mrs. Russell may also die.
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Overton
Tex
Jake Wooley
W. B. Russell
Wooley
Russell
Andre, Russell
Russells
Mrs. Russell
Mr. Russell
Arrest of Oklahoma grocer over alleged assault on girl
Muskogee July 1 H E Hicks a groceryman was arrested charged with attacking an 11 year old Negro girl. Hicks is married. The jail area swarms with about one hundred Negroes surrounding the jail amid threats of lynching as tensions flare in town.
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Muskogee, J.T
H. E. Hicks
Hicks
Bucklen’s Arnica at Clay’s Drug Store
A frightened horse fled through the street causing a scene. The ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a remedy for piles cuts sores and soothing relief, available at Frank T. Clay’s Drag Store.
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Bucklen
Arnica
Frank T. Clay
Roosevelt meets Negro bishop at Sagamore Hill
In Oyster Bay New York President Roosevelt hosts Rev James W Hood of North Carolina a Negro bishop and Rev James T Gaskill pastor of the local Negro church. Hood notes Southern claims the President would not appoint a Black official. Roosevelt cites Charles Anderson a Black customs inspector in New York as proof of equal opportunity.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Sagamore Bill
Roosevelt
James W. Hood
North Carolina
South
James T. Gaskill
Charles Anderson
New York City
The
United States
Springfield May Bar Saloons Local Option Vote Planned
Springfield Missouri July 31 at a special city council session an ordinance was approved to hold an election on a local option proposal to prohibit liquor sales. Supporters cite problems enforcing the Sunday closing law in St. Louis as a reason. If adopted the measure would deprive the town of about $22,000 in annual revenue. The surrounding county has long been dry.
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Springfield
Folk
St. Louis
Marmaton River Flooding Near Nevada Missouri
Marmaton River rising six inches hourly as July 27 floods low land crops in Vernon County. Deerfield reports nearly 20000 dollars in damages. Missouri Kansas Texas Railway under water for about half a mile, forcing suspension of train service in the affected area.
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Nevada
Deerfield
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Graft and protectionism rottenness in Roosevelt era
Special Correspondent laments widespread graft across government under the Republican administration. He cites the Post Office and Agricultural departments, army embezzlements, and a theory that protectionist policy fuels theft. The piece argues Congress blocks full investigations while voters continue to elect Republicans.
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Washington
D.C
Republician Administration
Government Printing Office
Roosevelt
Post Office Department
Agricultural Department
Ite Holmes
Aix
Republician Party
Congress
Making an Educated Farmer of Missouri Youths
The Missouri Agricultural College uses practical, hands on methods to educate future farmers. Stock judging, veterinary surgery, horticulture, and dairying are taught via real operations, on campus livestock, dairy labs, and field excursions to stock farms. The approach aims to prevent turning promising farmers into mere professionals. Polk Daniela cites day laborers like Joe Stebbins and John Bottorf to illustrate wage fairness and graft.
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Missouri
Isa
Missouri Agricultural College
Polk Daniela
Howard Courant
Joe Stebbins
Joe
John Bottorf
John
Standard Oil Company
Ife
Cablestori We Kind You Have Always Bought Rignatare
Incomplete OCR fragment notes a generic advertising slogan style line. The readable portion hints at a marketplace phrase but lacks clear people, places, dates, or events to identify a definite item or incident for a proper news card.
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Cablestori
A. Berstio
Rignatare
Poisons in Food Remedy Ad
An old advertisement warns poisons in food and promotes Dr Kings New Life Pillas as a cure for sickness from undigested food. It claims a money back guarantee and lists Frank T. Cleya drug store as the seller for 25 cents.
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Kings
New Life Pilla
Frank T. Cleya
Miner James heads to Death Valley to seek new mines
A Clinton Mo man, A. James, registered at the Midland after mining in Alaska. He plans to visit Death Valley to find ore similar to Scotty, noting mining men are superstitious and prone to gambling, and he expects a possible rush as word spreads. He will inspect the area himself.
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Star 3
A. James
Clinton, Mo
Alaska
the Midland
Death Valley
Scotty
Mr. James
Dr King’s New Life Pills Boosts Health Demands
Highly sought medicine promises relief for blood and system ailments. Dr King’s New Life Pills claimed to cure stomach and liver troubles. Available at Frank T. Clay’s drug store for 25 cents with guarantee.
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Dr. King
Frank T. Clay
Fraud Exposed by Buckleys Remedies Warning
Fraudulent individuals imitate Dr Kings and Buckleys medicines to sell fake cures. The notice warns buyers to beware of imitations and to look for the protected wrapper on Dr Kings or Buckleys remedies. Published by H. B Buckles & Co in Chicago and Windsor Can.
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H. B, Buckles & C
Chicago
Windaor
Lamont Memorably Remembered by Washington Proprieter
John T. Devine, a well known bow proprietor and former ally of Lamont, recalls Daniel Lamont's exceptional memory. He notes Lamont greeted clerks and employees by name, even twelve years after their last meeting, and recounts a chance in Washington when Lamont visited Shoreham during Cleveland's cabinet era.
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Warhneton
Daniel Lamont
John T. Vevine
Mount
AlDbea
Argus
Devine
Lamont
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