Radway's Ready Relief Promises Quick Pain Tollerance
Advertises Radway's Ready Relief as a cure for numerous ailments including kidney inflammation bladder infection bowels mumps lung congestion sore throat difficult breathing and more. Claims twenty drops in water provide rapid relief for cramps stomach sour stomach heartburn sick headache diarrhea dysentery colic wind and internal pains travel use warns it defeats fever and ague as a stimulant.
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Radway's Regulating Pills. A historic patent medicine ad.
Radway's Regulating Pills claim to purify regulate and strengthen the digestive system and cure disorders of the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nerves and associated ailments. They are advertised as purely vegetable with no mercury and sold by druggists with a warning that false and true statements can be tested by sending a letter stamp to Radway & Co in New York.
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Dana Contest Raises High Political Stakes In Congress
Washington dispatch outlines the Dana minister to England contest as a major political issue. It describes Democrat Lawrence’s opposition and a controversy over literary piracy, with Butler among the figures shaping the dispute and the broader war-era doctrinal fights influencing votes.
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Governor Hendricks Faces Allegations of Swindle Tied Claims
Special correspondence reveals Indianapolis figures questioning Gov. Hendricks honesty in business while detailing a Waterworks dispute and a 2,000 payoff claim. General MacGinnis corroborates a nonhonest view tied to a $100,000 sale. Interview traces bets on truth amid gossip and scrutiny.
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Still After Them, United States Grand Jury Action
Still After Them St Louis Mo March 15 The United States Grand Jury at Jefferson City today returned a
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New Indictment for John L. Bittenger Over Distillery Fraud
A new indictment charges John L. Bittenger of Ss. Jonah with conspiring with Joyce Mc Donald and others to defraud the government at Sheehan's distillery in St. Joseph. He was previously found guilty months ago of making fraudulent vouchers as a United States Ganger.
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Compulsory Education Debate in Ohio Raises Policy Sparks
Rev P B Furbush of Cleveland speaks to a large audience in Cincinnati hall arguing for compulsory education He advocates a Prussian model excluding Bible and religion to enforce morality He notes Rep Richards bill on compulsory education will be debated in the House tomorrow providing a test of his arguments.
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