St Louis Worlds Free Information Bureau opens at Wabash depot
The St Louis Worlds Free Information Bureau is established at the Wabash depot under G C Knickerbocker to assist readers with testable value of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The ad urges users to share cures, praising Kodol for digestion indigestion and stomach troubles and noting its pleasant palatable nature.
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St. Louis
Fair Free Information Bureau
Wabash Depot
G. C. Knickerbocker
Tour trip plans with fair and flexible return limits
Be. W. Labeaume of the Cotton Belt Route invites travelers to a Time Three trip featuring stopovers and liberal return limits with trains daily to Southwest routes. Dates align with the first and third Tuesdays of each month, and maps and descriptive literature are available for the country. Rates to any point and trip planning help are offered to tailor an engaging journey related to the big fair.
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Cotton Belt
BE. W. Labeaume
G. P
T. A
St Lou's. Mo
Texas coast country described for health wealth and climate
A letter from Chicago dated May 25 1904 reports Texas crops ahead of schedule with oats harvests under way corn large in tas sel market peaches ripe and Irish potatoes selling 60 to 90 cents per bushel. Rice acreage expanding irrigation strong pastures and improving northern farmer interest.
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Chicago
E. W. Heath
Covington
Ind
Texas
Traty
W.I
Buscr
Confederate Prison Medical Inquiry at Andersonville
Joseph Jones, professor from Augusta Georgia, led a medical mission to Andersonville in 1864 to study diseases among Federal prisoners. He sought post mortem exams and examined typhus typhoid and malarial fevers as well as smallpox in the crowded camp under a letter from Surgeon General A P Moore directing Confederate medical officers to assist.
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Sumpter
Sumter County
Gorgia
Joseph Jones
Medial College of Georgia
Augusa
Georgia
Andraunville
Richmond
A. P. Moore
Confederate States of America
Camp Sumter
Peyers
United States
Andersonville
Federa
Jabra
Jones
L P. Moore
That Tired Feeling Signals Blood Deficiency
The passage links persistent fatigue with spring illness to blood deficiency and impurity, noting pimples and eruptions as signs. It warns that this is a warning few heed, urging attention to health signals.
Hood's Arsenparilla and Pills Advertising Snippet
An OCR fragment advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills claiming to remove illness and give new life. The text shows period language and suggests tonic benefits without full product details.
Visit of Surgeon Jones to Andersonville Stockade Demanded
1864 correspondence from Surgeon Joseph Jones seeking permission from Brigadier General J N Winder to visit ill inmates inside the Andersonville stockade. The letter notes refusals, orders from Captain Winder authorizing visits for investigations by Surgeon General Isiah H White and Surgeon R R Stevenson. The account describes the prison stockade, height, and layout, with signoffs by Winder and Captain Witte.
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Isiah H. White
Andersonvile
Isaiah H. White
Pst
R. R. St Yenson
Military
John N. Winder
Confederate States Military
Camp Sumter
Andersonville
Confederate States
Pricon
Isiah H White
R. R. Steveson
Avery
Stockades
Joseph Jones
J. H. Winder
Anderonville
General Winder
Winder
Surgeon Jones
Jones
W.s.winder
Witte
H. C. Hendrickson
Spring Season Eureka Springs Trip Promises Delight
A fragment notes Ely's The Spring Season in Eureka Springs Arkansas offers a delightful experience. It hints at travel from St. Louis in one night and frames the journey as a highlight of the year for readers seeking an accessible leisure escape.
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St. Louis
Frisco Visitors Invited to Explore Eureka Springs Wonders
The landscape around Eureka Springs offers towering mountains rugged cliffs gushing springs and singular caves. The note touts pure air agreeable temperatures and clear water as a healing appeal for those recovering from illness and detailing benefits for stomach liver kidney rheumatism asthma malaria and other ailments.
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Eureka
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