Remedies for grip and health tonics advertised in 1900s era page
A collage of medical ads and health remedies promotes Dr Miles Nervine and Pain Pills for grip recovery, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, August Flower, Bailey's Laxative Tablets, Jell O dessert, and Green's Prize Almanac. It notes various testimonials and general health tips, plus Speaker Henderson resuming House duties after a grip attack.
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Miles
United States
LeRoy Allen
J. P. Buckner
Henderson
House of Representatives
Covington Republican Peoples Paper Item
A compact Covington paper note lists John F Judy Prop, C M Han e manager, Glasscock Block 8 South Third Street with local contact details. It references Lafayette Journal’s electricity forecast and Mrs Nation banishing im by laying on hands, and jokes about Carrie Nation with a hot town tonight refrain.
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Nation
Cuba at a Crossroads Under US Guidance and Tariff Talk
The article argues the United States must guide Cuba to a secure start and reject a weak republic, warning against adding Cuba to troubled neighbors. It also critiques Democratic attacks on tariff policy, noting deficits attributed to the Dingley bill and the party’s persistent focus on taxes and revenue.
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United States
Cuba
Spain
Bryan's paper and royal rest show through the ages
A skeptical note on Bryan's new paper failing to excite readers and the press's fixation on royalty. The writer jokes about Bryan's fate, Victoria's resting place, and Edward VII, then mocks American newspaper overcoverage. It laments faddish elixers like chlorine and sun exposure and recalls lambs fry as past cures.
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Queen Victoria
King Edward, VII
Bryan divides American people into two classes
The writer argues that Mr. Bryan creates two classes in society, noting more exist but not in politics. He links the division to Bryan's political reach and remarks on a southern political strength for Bryan's party.
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Mr. Bryan
South
Home merchants beat mail order houses in community economy
The author argues mail order houses in large cities have no edge over local merchants. Buyers can examine and compare goods with home merchants, keeping money in the community. A national tariff policy of protection to American industry is urged, claiming prosperity under protection and disaster under revenue tariffs or free trade.
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United States
Editor Geo M Ray Found Guilty For Fraudulent Claims
Geo M Ray editor of the Shelbville Democrat was convicted last Saturday of presenting fraudulent claims to Shelly County auditor. He faces two to fourteen years in prison after inducing the county commission to approve his unordered supplies. Public demand prompted prosecution and the verdict.
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Geo. M. Ray
Shelbville
Mrs Nation Seizes Topeka Victory In Prohibition Clash
In Topeka a mass meeting of about three thousand citizens issued an ultimatum to the Jointists, demanding closure and removal of goods by noon. If ignored, residents threaten to march on and demolish the businesses. The police chief urged enforcement if the city force cooperates.
Covington Rail Line to Open Access to Coal Fields
The Chicago Covington and Southern Railroad is reported to have all construction obstacles removed and work to start early in spring. It will run through Fountain county coal fields and reach nearby stone quarries, promising to boost local development and the Covington coal region.
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Covington
Wabasha
Fountain County
Chicago, Covington and Southern Railroad
Weill
Robert King
Ti South 4Th Street
Repository South Side Square
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Croup and Coughs
Mrs J C Spider of Crittenden Kentucky recounts a night when her brother’s baby was nearly strangled by croup until Dr King’s New Discovery provided quick relief and permanent cure. The ad claims it protects children and relieves bronchial troubles with 50c and 1.00 prices and offers trial bottles at LeRoy Allen’s drug store.
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Croup
LeRoy Allen’s
Kingman Star Critiques Nearby Editorials on Electric Road
The Kingman Star editor defends readers against warnings from a neighboring town paper about an electric road proposal. The piece quotes testimonials praising One Minute Cough Cure and Foley's Kidney Cure from Paducah Kentucky readers. The letter mentions J P Buckner and W L Yaney and Geo D Cook.
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Kingman
Classified real estate notice with multiple bargains
No 25 stock of groceries with two business rooms on flexible ground priced at 2000 dollars. No 4 A4 room house with two lots and cistern cellar available for 445 dollars. No 47 A3 prefarm near the city offers a house of 4 to 6 rooms for 550 dollars. Very cheap.
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Oklahoma City
Townsley’s Block
Court House
Covington
Indiana
J. Roach Johnson & Co
Thomas L. Stilwell
Danville
Ile
Ell
Missouri
Weat Plains
Ind
Vermillion County
Jad
C.& FE
Veedersburg
Washington Street
Joy Stable
Yeddo
Harry County
Park and
Fountain Counties
Young Orchard
Tangier Park
Tangier
Fordsville
Washington D. C
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Uu de
Regula de da Do
J. P.buckner
G. A. Roberta
Lintner
Dr. Caldwell
Bailey
Lakeside. Medicine Co
Chicago
Geo. D. Cook
Republican Peoples Paper
John F. Judy
C. “M. Hane
Glasscock
South Third Street
Telephone
People Now On Earth
Lafayette Journal
Topeka
Kansas
George Washington
Carrie Nation
Hatchet
Brayan
Bryan
Majestic Steel
Mallable Iron Steel
Mayer’s Hardware Store
Cord E E the
Covington Shoe Man
Thos. L. Stilwell
Joseph S. Johnson
Pablic
Grippe
W. L. Yaney
Paducan, Ky
Kentucky
Foley
Orange County
Florida
Lund
Hamilton County
Ills
Racine
Anderson
Eygant
Erths
Weil
Hrtcher
J. M. Rhodes & Son
Legals
Senate of Indiana
Fountain
Daniel Reed
Samuel Sinnet
Robert N. Volva
John B. Martin
Fountain Circuit Court
H.G. Schlosser
Fry Bayanyt
Robert N
Praint
Laon
John N. Spinning
Challen W.spin Ning
Challen W. Spinning
John G. Martin
State of Indiana
Fountain Circuit
Lara EB. Frazier
John M. Doty
Lindley & Lewis
Anid Court
A. D
Giork
Aid Gourt
Fry Bryant
Ty. Lindley & Lewis
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