Prohibition talk and patent remedies in the era
Advertisements and brief notes discuss Oklahoma liquor prohibition plans for ten years, Dr Shoop’s Catarrh Cure, Urino Laxative claims and a kidney cure testimonial, plus governor Hoch on prohibition, farmer votes and political chatter. Also mentions milk on fires and a refund guarantee for Urino Laxative.
Echoes of a Phonograph Memory at Ashbys Store
In Rockdale, a listener recalls hearing a military band and old songs from an Edison phonograph. The performance stirred memories of his mother and past sorrows, with tunes including Rock of Ages and Where is My Wandering Boy Tonight shaping the mood of the evening.
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Rockdale
New York’s Uptown Post Office Planned as Largest in U S
Notice describes a new post office to be built in New York, named the uptown office, with dimensions 435 feet by 485 feet on Eighth Avenue and Swist Street. It announces Dr King’s New Life Pills and their claimed benefits for constipation and overall health.
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Dr. King
New Life
Pace
Marshall’s
Idrug Store
New York
United States
Eighth Avenue
Swist Street
Twenty Year Battle Ends for Va. Man with Arnica Salve
A. M. Bruce of Farmville Virginia credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing chronic piles and malignant sores after a twenty year struggle. Advertisement notes ulcer, sore and wound relief for 25 cents at Pace-Marshall Drugist. Implicit critique questions Roosevelt supervising farming and stock raising.
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Bucklen
A. M. Bruce
Farmville
Hess
Pace
Marshall
Morgan Dickinson Hauls Dental Tools for Horse Teeth
Morgan Dickinson plans to operate on horses teeth with a set of dental instruments and will be called at the fire station. The fragment suggests a veterinary service link with emergency response location.
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Morgan Dickinson
Letter from Elmer L. Lincoln on Herald support
A letter from Linden Texas dated August 1 1906 to Bro Stevenson encloses a dollar for the Herald and praises the paper as better than ever while noting preference for Brooks over Campbell and complimenting Stevenson on Henderson recollections.
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Linden
Texas
Bro. Stevenson
Herald
Milam
Brooks
Campbell
Henderson
Elmer L. Lincoln
Shot Gun Religion On Baskin Farm Ends In Injuries
Last Thursday at Mr. B. J. Baskin's farm two men, John Elliott and John Thomas, argued over the holy scripture. Elliott allegedly used a shotgun to wound Thomas in the shoulder and blew off three fingers of his other hand. Elliott then left to stay at Todd's hotel. Local ads mention fruit fare and alfalfa prices at C. N. Green & Bro.
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B. J. Baskin
John Elliott
John Thomas
Elliott
Thomas
Todd’s
Doan's Kidney Pills Cited By Cameron Woman
Mrs. F. E. Cabron of Cameron Texas reports lasting relief from kidney and back pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She praises the treatment, notes improved kidney function, and credits the remedy for her cure. Sold by Reese's drug store with price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole U.S. agent.
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Dean
Cameron
F. E. Cabron
Texas
Reese’s Drug Store
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Cotton bale sale in Rosebud with premium and buyer
Rosebud received its first bale of cotton grown by Bob Crum of Milam County weighing 695 pounds sold for 15 cents to T. H. Freeman. A $25 premium was awarded with the bale. Also 5000 mosquito posts for sale through Jes Thach.
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Rosebud
Bob Crum
Milam County
T. H. Freeman
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Oklahoma
Hoch
Kansas
R. A. Gray
J.P
Oakville
Ind
Foley
Geo. A. Thomas & Son
Gaineville
Colonel Campbell
Sherman Register
Ashby’s
Collins
Harlan
Mr. Roosevelt
Teddy
Psyce
C. N. Green & Bro
Yours
Mazie L. Shaw
Jes Thach
The
Pazcuintmens
Kbollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Rocky Mountain
Howtieren
Dave Comrasy
Madison, Wis
Plopis
New Music House
Singer and
Wheeler and Wilson
Pitts
Modesett
Aenea