Texas Wonder Cure Ad Claims Kidney and Bladder Honors
Advert provides testimonials from Giles Avriett and others praising Dr E W Hall Great Discovery Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles. It mentions mail order bottle deliveries, pricing offers for skirts unrelated to the cure, and dates and addresses including St Ameron Texas and P O Box 629.
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Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
P.O. Box
St . Send
Reese & Sapp
Ameron
Texas
Giles
Avriett
Sheriff
Ballard's Snow Liniment Cures Ring Worm
Lucas, Kentucky resident reports a 10 to 12 year ring worm affliction and says a single application of Ballard's Snow Liniment cured him completely and permanently. He has since used it successfully on two other ring worm cases. Sold by Geo. A. Thomas and Son.
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Lucas
Wingo
Ballard
Geo. A. Thomas& Son
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic labeled iron and quinine
An old advertisement explains Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic contains iron and quinine with no cure offered and a no pay policy. The bottle plainly lists the formula and price of 50 cents.
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Grove
Pigs for Sale by Sam Little
A few choice grade and thoroughbred Poland China pigs for sale by Sam Little.
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Poland
Sam Little
When You Have a Cold Relieve Lungs with Cough Remedy
The article recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the first action for a cold. It liquefies mucus, clears air passages, promotes expectoration, and opens secretions to speed a cure. It claims to shorten illness and prevent pneumonia, sold by Geo A Thomas and Son.
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Geo, A, Thomas & Son
What Are they Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
A new remedy for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation priced at 25 cents. For sale by Geo A Thomas and Sons in the local drug trade.
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Chamberlain
Geo. A. Thomas & Sons
Land for Rent Two Farms on Offer
Two farms available for rent 100 acres cultivated and 200 acres total with good land water and wood good improvements not bottom land apply quickly T 8 Henderson or L C Mc Bride 30 tf
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Henderson
L. C. McBride
Bulls Wanted for Feeding Renee Market Price Offered
Local notice seeks bulls for feeding with offer of the highest market price. Contact for details and arrangements.
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Renee
Hall of Fame and Notable Appointments Across europe and America
Eighty Syracuse scientists form the Technology club with John EK Sweet as president. Horace G Burt sells his Omaha home and plans a Chicago move. Prince Thuri de Bearn, 25, appointed atcade of the French embassy in Washington, is son of Counts de Galard and de Talleyrander. Daniel Marray exhibits 2,500 titles by Black authors from the Library of Congress. F A Lindstrand leads the Swedish National Association and Chicago literary board, first organizing in 1854. Rex-Secretary John D Long named president of the Grand Army of the Republic encampment committee for Boston in August. Corporal James Tanner to become registrar of wills for D C on April 1. King Edward sends a photo to the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston through the Earl of Denbigh. Rear Admiral Casey, retired after forty seven years service, famed for bluff demeanor. Lord Clinton presents Exeter cathedral a silver ivory inlaid cross for safe return of his sons from the Boer War.
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N. Y
Technology Club
John EK. Sweet
Horace G. Burt
Union Pacific Railway
Omaha
Chicago
Prince Thuri de Bearn
Atcade
Washington
Gaston de Galard
Countess de Talleyrander
Daniel Marray
Library of Congress
Hiempsul
Nuuaddia
F. A. Lindstrand
Swedish National Association
Svenska Amerikanaren
Rex
John D. Long
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
Casey
Navy
Lord Clinton
Exeter Cathedral
Devonshire
Potatoes and Coal and Odd Legal Tales From News Clippings
New York consumes 2 000 000 barrels of potatoes yearly. Honduras imports coal from the U S though a new coal field emerges in Yoro. A Salem superior court case features a minor suing his father over a finger injury from a shoe factory job. A Chicago resident sues a physician 25 000 for facial burns from an X ray that ruined a beard. J C Jackman felled an elm, exposing coons that perished after the tree’s collapse.
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Honduras
United States
Department of Yoro
Salem
Mass
Chicago
J. C. Jackman
Vergennes
Editorial Flings Across Papers on Reform and Power
A synthesis of editorials humorously chiding overbearing scholars and national power moves. It contrasts a eastern professor’s plea for a dollar sign as honorific with杂 Broad media quips about gender roles, divorce rates in Sioux City, and global powers vying for territories.
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Denver Republican
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
New York Mail and Express
Philadelphia Ledger
Sioux City
Louisville Times
Great Britain
Tibet
Japan
Korea
Russia
Manchuria
Germany
China
United States Shipbuilding Company
Detroit Free Press
American Goods Demand Across Global Markets
The report notes American made tools and bicycles gain favor in central France and Holland. South African buyers push for long credits while Persia prefers American goods with wholesale trade often on two to three year terms at high interest. Lyons ships cheap velvets to the United States and orders for American products rise globally.
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France
Persia
Holland
Lyons
Lyona
Ameri
Foreign Facts Highlight Global Policing and Trade Trends
London posters reflect American influence while German cities eye police aid through bloodhounds. Hildesheim enforces seventeenth century architectural style on new private buildings. Chinese workers in Manchuria face Christian conversion barriers before employment with Russians. Dutch herring fleet expands while fish exports rise. Opium cultivation in India feeds mostly China. Automatic slot machines surge in Germany for daily uses and entertainment.
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London
Hildesheim
Hanover
Manchuria
Holland
India
Christian Union
China
Germany
Westea
Fashion Notes on Fabrics and Trim for Modern Dress
Threaded ribbons top skirts and blouses while silk linings usually match dresses. Median trimmings use narrow bands to simulate clusters of tucks. Bodice lines stay flat from the belt with long trimming lines. Lace rutties dominate large sleeves. chiffon fuflures rise in popularity. Walking skirts show dark plaid kilts with matching coats. Chiffon muffs with fur trim appear among new elegance.
Horses and Horsemen In Early 1900s Circuit Rumors
Caspian 2074 wintering in Bert Shank's care. Daniel 200% pacing queen on Rochester snow path. Buffalo looks set to stay in grand circuit. Lily Young 209% to race only matinees next season. The Abbot 208% ex-champion will be matinee only in 1904. Tom Price to retry Neva Simmons 211% likely last time. Stanley Dillon offers refused. Ed Bither to arrange new stables on Charles River speedway. Roamer 204% back with Jimmy Stahl after good record. Gayety Girl 215% by Red Wilkes, damless Year Book, out of Maggie H. dam of five 2:30 trotters by Homer.
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Bert Shank
Daniel
Rochester
Buffalo
Lily Young
the Abbot
Trotter
Stanley Dillon
Geers
Green
Ed Bither
Sesten
Charles River Speedway
Roamer
Alta McDonald
Jimmy Stahl
Gayety Girl
Red Wilkes
Maggie H
Homer
Plays and Players Trounce Theatrical World Notes
Kipling aims to write plays as easily as stories. Arthur Collins says Drury Lane pantomimes cost nearly 100000 dollars to mount. A W Pinero’s stepson debuts in authorship with a Korea book after a year there. Henry Irving’s acting wins continued praise in each city. Daniel Sully, suffering from poor plays, tried The Chief Justice with little success. Sardou’s La Sorciere shows enduring imagination at Paris Theater Sarah Bernhardt.
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Arthur Collins
London
A. W. Pinero
Korea
Henry Irving
Daniel Sully
Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
Sardou
Pith and Point Insults and Proverbs Echo Wall Street
A terse editorial piece mocks easy swallow opinions and college rhetoric. It cautions against overintellectual figures who merely complain and warns about seductive advertising tactics in Wall Street. The essay ends with a caution to beware of promises to double one’s wealth.
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Office
Statesman
Wall Street
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