Chronic diarrhoea cured by remedy in Easton case
L W Eichlein a South Easton Pennsylvania justice of the peace recounts ten years of chronic diarrhoea ending after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on the suggestion of Charles T Kilian druggist. He notes many others including old soldiers found relief and sale is through O S Coffin & Co. Mittens being worn in northern Maine are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Eichlein
South Easton
Chas. T. Kilian
Chamberlain
O. S. Coffin & Co
Constabulary Threatster Mocks Irish Gunners
The London Spectator claims a thousand Irish constabulary with rifles could restore the worst mob of Constantinople to sanity in ten minutes, a sharp wartime style remark reflecting imperial security anxieties.
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London Spectator
Constantinople
Foley's Howe and Tar Cough Syrup Endorsed
Silver men say yes gold men say no yet every user agrees Foley's Howe and Tar Cough Syrup tops all others as 16 to 1. The German empire population cited at 51,870,284. Chronic constipation described as painful and life-shortening. DeWitt's Little Early Risers promoted as regulators by O S Coffin & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.S. Coffin & Co
German Empire
DeWitt
Coffin & Co
Scotchmen Control Newark Stone Cutting Industry
Scotch workers have near-total control of Newark's stone cutting industry, dominating production, labor and regional markets as local reports indicate. The dominance shapes pricing and employment, with few competing firms challenging the Scots’ market share in the masonry trades.
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Newark
Dr. King's New Discovery Credited By Druggist At Beaversville Ill
Mr G Caillouette druggist Beaversville Illinois says Dr King's New Discovery saved his life after La Grippe struck him down and physicians could not help. He began using it and after three bottles recovered fully and could go about. Free trial offered at Owen Hill's Drug Store. Celia comments on mountain sketches and Grace notes Isabel's verification of scenery.
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G. Caillouette
Beaversville
Ill
Dr. King
la Grippe
Owen
Hill
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement claims a hacking cough end quickly with One Minute Cough Cure. The brief note suggests fast relief for the sufferer, presenting the product as a cure in a single minute.
Electric Bitters Headache Remedy Promises Permanent Cure
Remedy for all forms of headache touted as best with permanent cure claims. Claims to relieve habitual sick headaches and constipation by toning bowels. Urges purchase and fair trial with price note of cents and one dollar at Owen.
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Montague Marks
Union Square
N.Y
Owen
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Adverts to Children and Croup
A testimonial extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as best for children and croup. It claims strong sales and urges mothers to keep it on hand. Sold at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by O. B. Coffin & Co., Druggists, with endorsement by T. Bainey of Wampum.
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Chamberlain
T. Bbaney
Wampum
Coffin & Co
Bears More Numerous Than Ridges in Oxford County Maine
In parts of Oxford county Maine bears are said to be more numerous than part ridges, reflecting a wildlife observation reported amid local terrain reports and natural history notes.
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Oxford County
Maine
One Minute Cough Cure Promotes Voice Health
Many political apemuers clergymen singers and others who use the voice excessively rely on One Minute Cough Cure to prevent huskiness and laryngitis. Its value as a preventive is only equaled by its power to afford instantaneous relief. O. S. Coffin & Co. Gun cases form a prominent part of the luggage of the passengers on the Maine trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S. Coffin & Co
Maine
Oleys Honey and Co. cough medicine advertised
An advertisement warns that many friends have died from simple colds or coughs and promotes Oleys Honey a safe pleasant cough remedy guaranteed by O S Coffin and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oley
O. S. Coffin & Co
State of Georgia Gold Fields Grow in Paulding County
The gold fields in Paulding county Georgia are being developed and have proven productive. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures skin troubles including eczema and piles by soothing and restoring tissues. O S Coffin Company notes marble production in Vermont declines while granite industry rises.
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Paulding County
Georgia
DeWitt
Coffin & Co
Vermont
Kidney Cure Proclaimed Effective by Physicians
Descriptions of Foley's Kidney Cure curing previously deemed incurable kidney diseases. Claims many desperate cases improve, with endorsement by physicians and advertisement from O. B. Coffin & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Coffin & Co
Stolen Prize Equine Shocks Guilford Fairground
A Guilford Maine farmer reported the theft of a prize horse the night before the fair. The incident, labeled by authorities as an exchange theft, has prompted a police inquiry and requests for information from the public.
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Guilford
Local athletes praise Pain Ball for quick sprain relief
From Central State Normal School Lock Haven Pa captain W H Losch says members of the baseball club and he have used Chamberlain's Pain Ball with excellent results. He recommends it as the best remedy for sprains swellings cuts and bruises known. For sale by O B Coffin Co.
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Nting
Central State Normal School
Lock Haven
W. H. Losch
Chamberlain
Coffin & Co
Two young thieves nabbed by London police use odd ruse
Two youngsters in London were taken into custody after an elaborate scheme. One boy blew cigarette smoke into passing ladies' faces and pretended to apologize, while the other pocketed items from the same pedestrians. The pair's behavior drew attention to their deceptive method.
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London
Silver standard debate and the march toward gold
The Madison Courier disputes conspiracy theories about silver demonetization. It argues Britain demonetized silver a century ago due to instability and unequal measures. Nations later abandoned the double standard for gold, claiming it delivers sound money, lower rates, and stable reforms.
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Great Britain
Madison
Ind
Critical Period In American History by John Fiske
Fiske argues postrevolutionary money in circulation caused widespread distress. He claims the financial device impoverishes people and muddles thinking with a false prosperity. The laboring class suffers most, needing sound money and stable values.
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John Fiske
We Must Do Something for Silver Says Dollarites
A quote argues against cheapening the currency by a 50 cent dollar. It notes eggs produce twice the value of silver bullion and questions making eggs legal tender. The speaker asks if the nation can endure with a real dollar, implying a stronger monetary policy.
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United States
The Farmer's Real Grievance and Banking Reform
A summary of Thomas G. Shearman's London Times argument that rural farmers suffer from lack of banking facilities, not money scarcity. He notes country stores act as costly credit sources, proposes local banks as cheaper credit, and argues farmers oppose banks, hindering rational monetary reform and relief.
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Canada
Scotland
Shearman
United States
Which dollar does Mr Bryan really want
In communities where wageworkers predominate Mr. Bryan denies cheapening the dollar yet argues free coinage raises silver prices. Western farmers seek a cheaper dollar to ease debt while eastern audiences hear otherwise. The New York World questions which group and which interest Bryan favors.
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Bryan
West
Mr. Bryan
New York World
Capital and the dollar value in the economy
The Boston Congregationalist argues that ample capital exists for legitimate business and can multiply through credit, but fear of dollar devaluation stalls investment. Owners gain nothing unless capital serves the community, yet lenders chase profit. risk must exist for funds to move. Until the dollar’s value is decided, people hoard, spending stops, and prosperity machinery sits idle.
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Boston Congregationalist
Bargain Counter Candidate Quote from Chronicle Telegraph
A Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph cartoon cites editorials about Bryan as a bargain counter candidate. The horse editor notes crowds going wild at stops, while the awake editor calls him the bargain counter candidate for promising to mark the dollar down to 58 cents.
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Bryan
Pittsburg
The Silver Question and Dollar Value Parity
A reader argues that legislating bricks or precious metals as money would not raise prices but lower dollar value. Legislation could set a brick or a metal as a dollar, or allow choice among bricks, gold grains, or silver grains, but value would align with supply and demand, not fixed face value. L Carroll Root comments on monetary parity and how debt payment could vary by chosen dollar.
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L. Carroll Root
Sixteen to One and the Populist Pledge Marches On
A bundled verse lampoons silverites and Populists proposing coinage in sixteen to one, mocking silver subsidies and “sound money” rhetoric. It imagines minting brass and iron, stamping dollars and paper, and rallying voters with grand promises while lampooning political branding and economic schemes.
Sam Jones Sees Government Control of Gristmills
Rev Sam Jones of Georgia proposes government ownership of all gristmills and a law to grind corn for free while corn price stays 18 cents a bushel. He suggests government stamps sacks of meal to raise prices to 50 cents a bushel and to do this at no cost.
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Sam Jones
Georgia
Congress
Free coinage and farmer debts debate
A fragment questions whether free coinage could double farm prices without raising living costs for workers and asks if paying farmers in half dollars would undermine creditors when 100 cent dollars were loaned. The brief hints at monetary policy and debt repayment issues affecting both farm and wage earners.
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