Doan's Kidney Pills Promises Relief in Letters
Doan's Kidney Pills are praised in a flood of grateful letters from readers in Oakland New Orleans and beyond. Notes claim the free trial helped relatives with Bright's Disease dizziness vertigo back and kidney issues. Women and men report improved health reduced urine complaints and easing of swelling and dropsy with continued use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Oaxnanp
Bright
New Oaleans
C. L. Cusack & Co., Ltd
Dean
Geo
Junnovile
Preston & Stauffer
New Orleans
It Is Well to Hope Backed by Works
A concise reflection on hope needing concrete efforts to realize outcomes, asserting that hopeful sentiment requires supportive deeds. The statement links faith and action, urging practical steps to transform aspiration into results.
Cure Found After Centuries of Failure
A historic claim reports a cure after long centuries of failed attempts, a discovery hailed as miraculous by supporters and drawn into heated debate by skeptics about its validity and practical applications.
Miscellaneous 19th Century Advertisement Fragments
A collage of advertising snippets and product pitches including laundry blue, tobacco purchases, oil land wealth notes, breakfast flour, foot care remedies, and clockmaker jokes. The items present names such as Frank P. Lewis Peoria Ill and M K T Ry with generic promises of bargains and health aids.
Coal Train Stopped by Arcola Citizens in Coal Confiscation
Desperate Arcola citizens seized a Central coal train bound for Chicago after the company refused to release the 16 cars. Local leaders including bankers pastors and a policeman helped supervise the confiscation as townspeople loaded wagons with coal. repeated refusals by headquarters and offers of money were rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcola
St. Louis
Republic Fromarcola
Wlindy Central
Chicago
Central Company
Presbyterian
Free Methodist
S. L. Woodward
Electric Light Plant
Ilinois
J. R. Leggs
First National Bank
May Call Extra Session For Cuban Treaty And Trust Law
Washington indicates an extra session of Congress will be called by April 1 unless the Cuban treaty is ratified and strong anti trust legislation passed. President Roosevelt stated the commitments in a Saturday remark, stressing duty and party platform without personal sentiment. If not acted on, time this summer and spring will be devoted to these measures exclusively. The odds of ratification this session appear slim, with trust legislation likely in the same category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
May Remove Duty on Coal
Washington reports a senate conference with Senators Aldrich Allison Spooner and Lodge and House Ways and Means Chairman Payne. Aldrich indicated belief of action elsewhere on removing the coal duty. Payne said the Ways and Means Committee would meet tomorrow to consider several coal bills proposing suspension, rebate, or permanent removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Allison
Spooner
Lodge
Payne
House Committee On Ways and Means
Ways and Means
Fired at Chamberlain in royal procession in Madrid
In Madrid on a Saturday afternoon a man named Felto fired at a royal carriage. The shot missed all, the king ducked back as the queen ensured his safety, and guards captured the attacker who claimed no intent against the king but the grand chamberlain. Letters and a visiting card to officials were found on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
Madrid
Maria Christina
Felto
Feito
Duke of Sotomayor
Roosevelt
Edward
Germany
High Court of Justice
Mexico
Watch cold, catarrh stages and Peruna cures
The text outlines catarrh’s first stage known as watching cold affecting head to lungs, notes many ignore it leading to chronic catarrh, and urges early treatment with Peruna promising cure. Includes product pitches for Luxative Bromo Quinine, Mother Gray’s powders, and Peruna with testimonials from Elizabeth Uber and Mrs Brink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Uber
Bassett Street
Albany, N. Y
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Michigan
D. FP. Yonkerman
West
Derk P. Yonkerman
Shakespeare Bidg
Kalamazoo
Mich
Laning-Harris Srain
Union National Bank
Dun
Bredstreet's
Kansas City
Western
Canada
Ari
Ottawa
T&t. Hulmes
Jackson St
St. Paul
Bewise Owa Poultry CO
Des Moines
Iowa
Edes Robe Tanning Co
Des Motees
Fisgras
Ee Ars Aie
Dean's
Foster-Milburn Co
Luffalo
Cupid
Frank P. Lewis
Peoria
Ill
Lewis
United States
Common Sense
Golden Square
Missouri
Kansacs
Indian Territory
James Barker
Gen’s Pass
Wainwright Bldg
Jemima
Maude
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Grntlemrn
Caldwell
Eapee Vy Mas
H. Brown
Chamberlain
Boeufriver
Louisiana
Charles Jackson
Postoffice
Peters
Sree Bagle Agar Nar Beep
Mas Etrzavett Uber
M.J. Brink
Derk P. Yonkerman & Co
M.D
Mother Gray
New York
N. J
Wiss
Sybyla, Hadle
M. J. Brink
Michigan Avenue
St. Joseph
Paula
Sibyl A. Hadley
Mainstreet
Huntington
Ind
Miss
Sara M
Gahans
Sarah McGahan
Third Street
Albany
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Thompson
H.h.green
Box R
Atlanta, Ga
Des Moines, No. 3
Dan- Potter
Sling Chicago
Beckman
jAlso B.B
Olmsted
Rheumo
Emmet Goff
Minneapolis
DR. Nimocks Chemical CO
Gry Adams SireceNe
Minneapolis, Minn
Rock Island
Los Angeles
San Francisco
el Paso
Colorado Springs
Joe
T.P.M
Man Chili AS
Ail
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