David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy Promised Cure All
Endorsed by physicians as a cure for kidney bladder and liver ailments the ad claims Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy can cure incurable cases. It cites James Lettuce of CanaRharie N Y and Dr W H Morse of Westfield N J praising its effects and mentions availability in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes with free sample by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
James Lettuce
Cana- Rharie
Albany
M. D
W. H. Morse
Westfield
N. J
Maul
Dr. Davie Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
N.Y
Lost Colony of La Salle Resting in Mystery
The account recounts La Salle’s doomed Louisiana colony at Fort St Louis near Galveston Bay. Twenty men remained behind when he overland with others to reach Canada, vanishings and rumors surround their fate, and the fort’s ruins and decayed corpses hint at a tragic end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Salle
Louisiana
Barty
Wai
San Domingo
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi
Ohio Country
Great Lakes
Galveston Bay
St Louis
Canada
Int
Fort St Louis
Hose Mutelps
Ohio Valley
Prolong Your Life Through a Vacation Pamphlet Ad
An advertisement promotes taking a vacation to restore health and mental clarity. It offers an illustrated pamphlet for two cents and provides the address A. A. Schants, G. P. T. Mer., Detroit Michigan for mailing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Schants
G. P. T. Mer
Detroit
Mich
Johnsons Chief Office Tax Burden Questioned In Ohio
The Cleveland Leader questions Mayor Johnson and his supporters define just taxation. It highlights a contrast between high salaries for 106 Johnson officeholders and their minimal personal tax contributions. The piece cites rising city tax rates, growing bonded debt, and alleged inconsistencies in crusading for tax fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Cleveland
Henry George
Coffinberry
Treasuries
Court House
Pata
Tom L Jolson
Charles Po Salen
Robert Wright
Springhorn
Board of Public Service
EP Fee
Board of Pubic Service
Holt Cooley
Gonyyweer
Seorginty
Noni Charles & Gongwer
Sec'y Board of Elections
Pinde
OW Lappy
Cece
P Whelan
Joe Golidtsol
Park Police
J. Miths Thomm
W Stage
OM Siddall
Yoel A Nau
A G Lohonn
City Farm
Robert Kege
Ot Deeley
Noad Thomas S Dunlap
Bo Co
Jamesy Lawrenes
Bencam
Common Pleas
A Balcock
Tien
Harry Kine
Phemae Dace
Willam Whitehend
F. Br
TI Mckenna
Sbehwab
F Callow
G BR Aran
B Vining
T. H. Murphy
Charles A Burgtort
Henry Starke
Park Department
Williams
W. T Ring
J of
Ward
Dan Kolliker
Patrick Tinsella
Csecdeaees
A Thorpe
T. F. Melirath
J. Casey
A. Sturtevant
W. O Gleason
Peter Lrnch
J. Phillips
W. Ward
Health Board
A. Reynolds
Eves
Mulholland
Ucen
Twen Gannon
J. C Potter
Woodland Cemetery
Robert Mack
A. G Siebald
Chy
Ieveeseeeee
Robert Fisher
Aeeseees
J] Galvin
Foi Murphy
Ball
Herman Wirt
Ballif’ Common Pleas Court
George Faerron
Oni Common Pleas Court
Calamity Clarke and the Calamity Campaign Debate
A detailed critique of Calamity Clarke and the so called calamity campaigns in 1900 Ohio politics. The Cincinnati Enquirer denounces Clarke for claiming the country is on the verge of financial collapse while praising good times. The piece argues Clarke and Johnson distort business welfare to gain votes. The note ends with a brief local item: Edwards Plano company ceases operation as G. T. Edwards joins H. Baldwin Co. in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Bryan
Republic
Ohio
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
John H. Clarke
Clarke
Akron
Enquirer
Senate
Cleveland Plain Dealer
U. K
William J. Bryan
Johnson
Henry Gaon
Cincimati Enquirer
the Enquirer
Botanic Blood Balm advertised for eczema and skin issues
An early 1900s advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for eczema itching humors pimples carbuncles and skin sores. It claims to purify enrich and vitalize blood and offers free sample and home treatment directions from the Blood Balm Co Atlanta. Local sale by C B Anderson Forbes block and a separate lodge excursion sale to Dayton Ohio priced 4.10 round trip with a return by Oct 20 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood Baim Co
Atlanta
C. B. Anderson
Forbes Block
Grand Lodge
Masons
Ohio
Dayton
Court Actions and Marriages in Coshocton District
The United States Gypsum Co sues Mary I Leffler and Ulysses A Leffer trading as Coshocton Wall Plaster, seeking 884512 with interest from 1902. In probate court R O Reed seeks partition for 80 acres in Clark township, Dellia Shannon and heirs named defendants. Will of William McDonald heard. Alfred Bailey guardian for Harley Fortune. Licenses to marry listed for multiple individuals in Coshocton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Gypsum Company
Common Pleas
Mary I. Leffler
Ulysses A. Leffer
Coshocton Wall Plaster Company
J. M. Compton
R. O Reed
Thomas Shannon
T. GC. Roche
Clark Township
Dellia. Shannon
William McDonald
Alfred Bailey
Harley Fortune
Herbert B. McDonald
Coshocton
Alberta B. Raymer
Conesville
May Vanalstine
Plainfield
Henry Kiein
Chili
Callie Bretzius
Franklin G Shannon
Monroe Township
Sarah Em Dilinger
Herbert Leavengood
Ben John L. Adams
Blisgfield
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C. E. Anderson
Sali
Hahiye
Nonh
Rdedve Wrens Ee
Oon
Calamity Clarke
Ey ‘Weorke” Hortier
Casteville
Edwards Plano Company
Balch Building
G. T. Edwards
H. Baldwin Company
Cinscinati
H. A. Wolfe
Wolfe Furniture Company
Citizens
Bell
Gray Hardware Co
W. A. Smith
Park Cash Grocery
A. H. Thomson & Son
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