Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Woman Avoid Operation
A Chicago woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing severe inflammatory symptoms and a small tumor after doctors urged multiple surgeries. She details relief after using three bottles and urges others to strengthen the feminine system to remove causes of distress. The ad touts the remedy as a 30 year standard for female ills.
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Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alvena Sperling
Langdon Street
Lydia Pinkham
Colonel Bell Tours Missouri Saying Two Happy Truths
Col Nicholas Bell, a retired capitalist, rode a motor car through Montgomery on June 21 en route to Seattle. He travels the route he used with an ox team forty three years ago at age sixteen. Bell tells farmers along the way that rock roads and motor cars will bring happiness.
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Montgomery
Nicholas Bell
Here
Seattle
Wash
Aa bin Non
Christian
Bella
Rock
Notice to Corn Exhibitors in Missouri Contests
The Mo Corn Growers Association last annual meeting restricted mena classes to members in good standing. Membership costs fifty cents to the secretary. Boys and Young Mens classes require state contest membership. To join, send name, address, age, and corn type to the Secretary. Join by August 1. after that no entry for the year. Nonmembers may not enter corn contests for prizes. Many prizes await, so join the game. signed S. M. Jonpan, Secretary, Columbia, Missouri.
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Mo. Corn Growere Rea’n
Anguat
M. Jonpan
Seo'y
Columbia
Rum Led Him to the Hangman
Adolf N Nordstorm, convicted of murdering John Peterson a railroad foreman in February, was hanged in Salem Oregon last Friday. From the scaffold he delivered a brief temperance sermon urging liquor abstinence and expressing remorse, saying he wished God would save his soul and bidding farewell to the crowd.
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Salem
Ore
Adolf N. Nordstorm
John Peterson
Nordstrom
Texas banks adopt guaranty fund plan for deposits
Democratic Progress notes that Texas now has optional bank deposit guaranty law offering a choice between a guaranty fund and a bonding company plan. Initial reports said banks opposed both options, yet within days twenty banks chose the guaranty fund. Five states now operate some form of deposit insurance, reshaping debates over postmaster savings schemes and the candidate standings.
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Springfield
Mase
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Bryana
Taft
Postal Savings Banks
Postal Savings Banke
Prices Up Under the Trust in Missouri Hearings
A Missouri quo warranto hearing resumed on the International Harvester case. E N Wood testified Arkansas sales were cash only and Missouri offered time payments, while J B Caldwell recounted agents and price cuts before 1902 and later uniform pricing. The Forsyth paper mocked a sun eclipse prediction by its editor to spur subscriptions.
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Jefferson City
International Harvester Company of America
E N. Wood
Chicago
Missouri
Arkansas
Miasouri
J. B. Caldwell
Mary's
International
The
Forsyth Republican
Suit Over $1000 M W A Policy In Nevada Lodge
Maude Wilholte through Scots and Bowker sues M W A lodge of Bronaugh in circuit court for $1000 on an insurance policy held by her late husband. The policy, initially in favor of the wife, was changed to his mother after a divorce filing, with a local Bronaugh clerk altering it before his death, while Illinois officers did not change it. The case questions whether funds go to the wife or the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Mail
Maude Wilholte
Scots & Bowker
Circuit
M. W. A Lodge of Bronaugh
Wilholte
Spirit Dream Confesses Murder in Baltimore Case
In Baltimore June, J J Mueller confessed to killing Regina Reed after claiming a message from his victim in the spirit world. Police had no direct evidence. Mueller pleaded guilty to murder in the first degree and faced life imprisonment. An ex-jailer and sheriff corroborate a dream-based motive prompting the confession.
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Baltimore
J. J. Mueller
Regina Reed
Mueller
Misa Raed
Apiris
Life Centence
Bucklow's Arnica Salve Proposed As Ultimate Healer
A terse testimonial extols Bucklow's Arnica Salve as the supreme remedy for cuts corns burns blisters sores scalds boils ulcers eczema gout rheum and sore eyes cold sores and chapped hands. The ad proclaims the salve infallible for piles and priced at 25 cents at FT Clay's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Clay's
Missouri Idea Spreading At National Corn Show Rules
The Missouri plan to deter a few dominant competitors at the upcoming Omaha National Corn Show is described. Aimed to give amateurs a fair chance, rules split cash prizes into three categories by corn color and limit entry timing. Exhibits must reach the Omaha committee by November 27 for the December 6 to 18 event.
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Our
Omaha
Dee
Tne
Neb
M. Jonpan
Nat Corn Ass
Columbia
Trouble Makers Ousted and New Life Laxative Ad
A sufferer with stomach trouble reports relief after using Dr. King's New Life Late. The product restores appetite, energy, and digestion, improving stomach, liver, and kidney function. Available for 25 cents at F. T. Clay's.
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Dr. King
F. T. Clay's
Ambush Killing Near Cedar City Shocks City
Jefferson City resident James William L. Moore died an hour after being shot from ambush near Cedar City across the river. He was talking with a man named Grider when the attack occurred, the aim said to have been at Grider. Bloodhounds have been put on the trail, with few further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Arkansas Log Chewing Tale Across Smoky Pines
An old Arkansas custom of curing chewing tobacco is described in vivid detail. A man cuts a log, bores auger holes, fills with tobacco leaves, pours corn whisky and honey, then rests the log for weeks. After slow aging he splits the log to reveal redolent plugs and a final hearty chew.
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Arkansas
New York Pass
Arkanene
Little Rapid for Kansas Congressman Murdock Flies to Richmond
Washington letter from Wichita reports Victor Murdock in Richmond with Mrs. Murdock. He stayed two days at a prominent hotel, paid a $650 bill with a $20 tip, remarking that the trip was a brisk run for a Kansas congressman.
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Victor Murdock
Wichita
Kan
Speaker Cannon
Murdock
Richmond
Kanesas
Kansas
Real Estate Transfers From Various Buyers and Sellers
Edna L Hornberger sells half lot 5 block 72 Rich Hill for 225 dollars. Paul Brown sells to Thomas R Smith et al 233 section 23 and 26 Rockville township for 1 dollar. Walker sells to Daniel and John Laubenstein 40 acres section 23 Hudson township for 900 dollars. AJ Hoover sells to JC Smith pilots 189 and 140 Adrian for 900 dollars. Lillie Clevinger sells to Lizzle J Hall part east center 14 Rockville township for 300 dollars. George T Henderson sells to Catherine Rapp lot 28 block 27 Rockville for 40 dollars. F R Swarens et al sell to Zoe Davis 40 acres section 19 East Boone township for 120 dollars. Hattie Barron sells to Zoe Davis 40.48 acres section 19 East Boone township for 180 dollars. Jasper N and Mabel Livingstone sell to J F Bets 40 acres section 19 East Boone township two for 780 dollars.
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Edna L Hornberger
G W Ritchie
Rich Hill
Paul Brown
Thomas R Smith
Rockville
Walker
Daniel
John Laubenstein
Hudson
AJ Hoover
JC. Smith Pilots
Adrian
Lillie Clevinger
Lizzle J Hall
George T Henderson
Catherine Rapp
Bik
F R Swarens Et al
Zoe Davis
East Boone
Hattie Barron
Jasper N
Mabel Livingstone
J F Bets
Western Tourists Offer Visit To Colorado and West
Tourists can visit Colorado Yellowstone Seattle and California on one affordable trip. Includes Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition sights for travelers along the Pacific coast. Tickets go on sale June 1 to October 1909.
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Colorado
Yellowstone
Seattle
California
Pacific Coast
Phyalelan and surgeon at Butler Missouri women and children specialty
Phyalelan and surgeon operate at Office North Side Square in Butler Missouri focusing on women and children specialty care. The article notes a medical practice offering specialized services for mothers infants and young patients in the local area.
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Diseases of Women and
A. H. Culver Furniture Company
Butler, Mo
House
Navy to Ban Cigarettes for Enlisted Men
Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder, commander of the Atlantic fleet, urges a ban on cigarette sales aboard ships. he believes smoking harms health and does not boost duty efficiency. Secretary Meyer is expected to act on Schroeder's recommendation. Schroeder formed his view from observations as executive officer on several ships.
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Washington
United States Navy
Seaton Schroeder
Admiral Schroeder
Secretary of the Navy
Meyer
Schroeder
How Bert R Lean Saved From Frightful Death Lavatory Thrill
Bert R Lean of Cheng Washington describes a severe lung illness that baffled a local expert and resisted Spokane specialists. After expensive visits and failed treatments in California, he used a new discovery that cured him and restored his health. The remedy covers lung trouble bronchitis coughs colds asthma croup and whooping cough with 50 cents to 1.00 price and a free trial bottle. Guaranteed by F T Clay.
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Bert R. Lean
Cheng, Wash
Spokane
California
Dr. Nee
F. T. Clay
Worsham Kills Man After Home Visit in Maben
Gen J B Worsham a wealthy cotton planter returned home to find Lee Phillips a rich merchant and real estate man asleep with Mrs Worsham. Worsham armed with a shotgun shot Phillips after he drew up the will. Phillips was killed. some shots hit Worsham. Worsham summoned police and was released without a hearing.
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Maben
Miss
J. B. Worsham
Lee Phillips
Phillips
Worsham
Summer School Immense Army of Teachers Observed
In Missouri a large normal summer school draws about 1000 teachers to a vast educational plant crowded with students and staff. Officials plan to observe requirements for this immense cadre as they explore training needs and summer learning.
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Missouri
Tte
Arenater
Fuont Phonts
Taatitetlog
Caaiente
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