Doan's Kidney Pills and Other Remedies Advertised
A collage of medical ads and quotes extols Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney upset, with testimonials from KB B. McCarver of Portland and other products by Foster-Auburn Co. Buffalo. The page includes miscellaneous lines on Mother Gray's powders, Mrs Winslow's syrup, Dr Skirvin's Rheumatic Cure, Piso's Cure, and satirical notes about diaries and social letters.
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Dow
KB. B. McCarver
Cherry
Portland
Ore
Doan
Ness
Donn
All Mealere
Vince
Foster-Auburn Co
Buffalo
Humorous editorial tone to draw readers to the Journal
The piece notes Charl es luis editorial leadership infused with humor to attract readers. It cites a life issue debt potpourri and a Life magazine quote explaining charity with a humorously harsh set of definitions.
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Charlles Luis
Saet
Papa
Boston Transcript
Reaching the Home and Publicity in Newspapers
A collage of 19th century media insights highlights newspapers as superior to magazines for home reach and reader engagement. Anecdotes discuss reader habits on transit and at work, plus printer advertising advice stressing modest, logical points and proper punctuation.
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Philadelpha Record
Taft Sworn as Secretary of War In High Honors
Will Taft takes oath as Secretary of War in the War Department reception room with General staff in attendance. President Roosevelt and retiring Secretary Root join a ceremony with notary John Randolph administering the oath as Taft’s family and close associates observe. Extraordinary military honors were accorded Taft and the scene recalls past generations of Tafts in the same cabinet post.
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Lew Mead
Ware T
Showa
Washington, D.C
Willie Etat
Secrevaes
Cerenany
Secrelay
Jeisha Root
Tift
Tate
Vna
Saft
General Clindee
Sou
Taft
Root
John Randolph
Army
Washington
Hoot
Colt
Burents
Department
Patt
Camily
Roosevalt
White House
Goodby
Fifteenth Cavalry
My. Root
Louse
Ehidy
Chaffee
Gillespie
Bliss
Hin Offee
Lita Port
Abphetsy Taft
Grant
War Department
Sinen Cameron der Linvely
James DD
Cameron
Son
Astory
Gideon Granger
Jefferson and
Madison
Francis Granger
Jisou
Harrison and
Tyler
Treasury deficit in January reported by Washington
The January deficit in the U S Treasury exceeded receipts by 6 7 million dollars while expenditures rose in most departments from a year earlier. Receipts totaled 528 0 1 0 0 with 445 9 2 9 5 in expenditures marking a sharp rise versus January 2008.
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Treasury
Washington, D. CG
United States Treasury
World Fair items spark talk of St Louis Exposition
A jumble of notes mentions Abraham M. Bank a New York cotton merchant who faced bankruptcy and shot himself, details on the largest pipe organ ever built, the St. Louis Exposition cost estimate of 50 000, polo from Germany, a forthcoming automotive display, and invitations from Globe Bool and Roman Forum director Glocome Bool to visit the St Louis Expo. It also notes May as a date for Philippine Diy at the Exposition and hints at various exhibits and events across the fairgrounds.
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Sulcide
Abraham M. Bank
New York City
Automobile Chintye
Chaytear
St. Louis
Glocome Bool
Ganawsy i Onst
Exe
St. Lonix Exposition
Att
Exposition Board
St Lots Exposition
Battle of Manta Bay
Texas
Tennessee
Union
Chicago Wolds
Tin St. Hombsie
China
Theatre Industry Crumbles as Disasters Hit Chicago and Nation
Across the country theatres and attractions face shut downs and layoffs amid disasters and economic strain. Chicago leads with major producers cancelling shows and many companies disbanding while workers seek refuge in New York and Chicago.
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Chileago
Akents
Chorus Kivle
Anager
Panic
New York
Chicago
Middle West
Melo Thut
Dominican forces receive ammunition via Cherokee steamer
Advices report General Jimenez near Monte Cristi after February 20 fighting, as insurgents aid reception of ammunition from New York by the Cherokee. A gunboat shelled Monte Cristi on January 2, then withdrew as Cherokee landed supplies. Heavy casualties and business paralysis accompany the conflict around Monte Cristi and Santiago de Cuba region.
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St. Thomas
W. S
Generalimenez
Monte Cristi
Huntary
New York
Monte Cristo
Santiago de Jan Caballeros
Cashier Burkhold Admits 241000 Short At Franklin Bank
Experts report Henry Burkhold, former cashier of the Franklin Bank of Cincinnati, is 241000 short in the books. He was replaced months ago as the Qmandhl collapse is said to have prostrated him. President Kilgour says no prosecution as yet and that bank creditors will not lose a cent. Burkhold has power of attorney to sell securities to aid his estate.
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Dean
Miss Pearl Ackrus
North
Nashville
Tenn
Cincinnati
Ohio
Fanklin Bank
Henry Burkhold
Burkhold
John J. Kilgour
Vfranklin Bark
Bank
Credite Ors
Mr. Kilgour
Wlc. Hantington
Hoston University Theologiess
New York City
Columbia University
Aid
Vadheds
Toebe Bol
Selouls
al Bes
Leda
Coiver
Chicago
Giustav B. Karsten
Wine University of Dndtana
Cornell
Corel University
Fredeselh Wc Guileau
Irvington-on-the- Hudson
Stone
Mardue Uniersity
Carnegie
Washington Tor
AO. Coolidge
Bowden College
Ty Heat
Tne
Ile Fortyaanhih
University of Ohlesiste
Catarch
Mary Sampson
Hartman
Kadrese
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Zeigler Extradition Refused By New York Governor
Cov Odell declines Missouri request to extradite William Zeigler tied to the baking powder bribery case. He rules an indictment alone isn’t enough. a fugitive status must be proven. Attorney General Conneen notes Zeigler’s possible absence from Missouri at the time weighs in his favor.
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Albany
Odell
Dockery
Missouri
William Zeigler
Aissouri
Zeigler
Cunneed
Forger Mabel Parker Is Sentenced In New York
Mabel Parker convicted of forgery in New York City and sentenced to the Reformatory for Women. Husband to serve ten years in Sing Sing. Reported other violent incidents and academic appointments fill the era’s public notices.
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Mabel Parker
New York City
Reformatory For Women
Shug Sing
Weekly Market Prices and Produce Listings Summary
The page lists varied market items with prices including milk, creamery products, eggs, fowl, meats, fruits, vegetables, and staples. It names producers and regions such as Western and State markets, with multiple per-unit price quotes for items like milk, butter, apples, cranberries, potatoes, onions, and greens.
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Titatvan Creamery
Tod
Jancy
MS Fa State
Slima
Ervid
Turkey
Guner
Fiour
Trade and exports figures show record yearly totals in period
The report notes a year with high export values led by December figures and a record monthly peak surpassing prior records. It mentions cotton and wheat sectors, bullion movements in London, and shifts in manufacturing and agriculture. Strong entities include the United States Department of Commerce and Labor and the Bank of England.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commer and Labor
Armeate Slassgus
Woo
Niagara Falls Exposes Hundreds to Smallpox Through Social Gatherings
The Niagara Falls region on both sides of the river faces a smallpox scare as Mrs. Julian Thornley, a bride of two months, is diagnosed with the disease after attending a dance and a card party with prominent local figures. Vaccination and cloth fumigation are underway, and quarantine measures are planned for those exposed, including Thornley’s circle of lawyers, merchants, and engineers.
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Arico
Poeronto
Smong
Eivil
Ex Mayor Ames Freed as Supreme Court Quashes Graft Conviction
The Minnesota Supreme Court quashed the indictment and freed Dr Albert Alonzo Anes former Mayor of Minneapolis who had been convicted of graft and sentenced to six years in state prison. His brother Fred W Ames formerly Chief of Bolles of Minneapolis had sought a new trial but was denied and remains imprisoned.
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St. Paul
Minn
Supreme Court
Albert Alonzo Anes
Minneapolis
Ames
Bee
Besieged Germans in Pert. Kaftis Reinforce Mereros Attacking
Swakopmund in German Southwest Africa reports reinforcements joining Kaftirs to strike at Mereros. Okahandja area remains under pressure as German forces tighten the siege amid fresh messages from Lieutenant Zuelosy.
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Kaftis Relnfores
Mereros
Gerauins Fb
Afriva
Berlin
Germany
Fabiehriving
Swakopmund
Prisoner in Ill Health Faces Extradition Hearing
A chaotic summary notes a prisoner with Bright's disease at a police station awaiting the outcome of an extradition case to New York on perjury charges. The item also references trials and legal actions involving several individuals and a London money market brief.
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Alan
Bright
Jomston
Fexus
Charles DP Dodge
New You
Guarch
Dina New Orhan Hotel
Mexico
Phuy Tar Be
Uhy Sein
London
Eughud
Treasury Hillss
Miss Rose Gordon Still Recommends Peruna Medicine
Letter from Miss Rose Gordon of Madison Wisconsin claims Peruna gave immediate relief for chronic bronchitis and catarrh after other medicines failed. She praises the medicine and thanks Dr Hartmann, sharing a testimonial of recovery and gratitude.
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Miss Rose Gordon
Oakland Ar
Oakland Heights
Madison, Wis
Peruna Cited by Rosaite You Struenning for Restored Health
A reader from Homeshad aysettie praises Peruna, stating two bottles restored her health after stomach sensitivity and poor appetite. She expresses gratitude for the medicine’s gentle, pleasant effect and completion of recovery.
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Peruna
Rosaite
Peruna Cure Claims and Odd Notices From Old Alamanac
A promotional piece advocates a teaspoon of Peru na before meals to prevent colds and chronic catarrh, cites testimonials, and urges readers to consult Dr. Hartman. The item includes humorous clippings about health fads and social observations, with letters praising Peruna and a note on physicians in Columbus Ohio.
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Treland
Mother Gray
Allen S. Olmsted
le Noy
Winslow
Dr. Skirvin
Skirvin
J. O'Dunen
Third Avenue
Shinneapola
Arasella Kenealy
Nineteenth Century Review
Yerlin
Berta
Rus
Humor In
Boston
Charity
Stularly Viere
Skings
Mr. Skillings
Rose Hennessy
Lexington
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean Mary
Prysgann
Miya Rosy Nova Hurnrasy
Broadway
America
Des Ly
Pitkhaw Med. Co
Lyne
Mass
HW. H Taft
Ejihu Root
Joseph Miller
Vias Meunier
T Detronlt
Mieb
James F. Seville
Liberia
Republic of Liberia
Arthur Barclay
Monrovia
Montevideo
Muniz
Hane Iuirg
Atlanta
Aly
Ifan
Jimenez
Stort
Pranklin’ Bank of Cincinnati
Cov
Lehebs Hocaphure
Santo Domiige
Sau
Pedogle Macoris
Tia
Chymor
James U McKenna
Jersey City
Dimes Condon
Comtesse Kis
Comtesse
Swed Confederation
Sucide
Pavix Price
New York Mile
Tito
Chithen
Great Britain
Bank of England
The
Manchester
Winit Ode Huey Hess
Cudifuriba
Cebu
Abe Cattun
Fide
Niagara
Fred
St. Paul's
Pert
Mardur
Clinaye
Lula
Seunedy Kramer
Kitneas City
Iemvnary
Polip HL Werenedy
Charles Ebeler
Vienty Luanther
Maris, Range
Telit
Hited States Navy
Log
Alix
Mitelrad
Speiig
Chvey
Goevermuont
Scatety
Coktwon
Afl
Livia
Tristan
Feta
Siena
Msttinete
Sewaeth CN
Ted
Jail
ARE Esplia
Hosalle von Struenning
Miss Hosk Cordon
D.C
Hatreet
N. W
Hartmann
Yon Park
Kearney
Ife
Mr. Park
Tie
India
Lt. Thompson
Sherman
Sesum Harbor
Jonesport
George Marshall
Mark Island
Hitehet Narhor
Lporu
Thies
France
Kilne
TL. Karn
Ludab
Phila
Maya Sopces Admitnister
Amined Cook
Conordiay
Katsus
Hins
Hall
Wall
Lst
PLS
Clasey & Co
Tolok
Druguirts, the
Cypress
Cane
Spain
Salvesy Renovator
Happold
East Wark
Gan
Ak Wanner
Parmer
Johin AY Salven Seed Co
Waa, Ad Pecene
Dag Gate Joy
Crea
Hinself
Bostive
Avist Andre
Naoptires
Iba
Fero Uea
Wnt
Columbia
University of Missouri
New York Sun
Aduns
Minis
Aratioa
Wall Street
EDW. T. Co. Slease & CO
New York Province Exchange
N. Y
John A. Salter Seed Co
la Crosse
Wilthite
Teat Salter
Chey Yall
St.Jacobs Oil
Pbemdan
Turnter
Thunber
Audi
Korea
Crater
Elias & Bro
Aerit
Harley
John A.salzer
Seed CO
Wis
Cascarete
EM. Dickson
W.ladisuapolis
Sterling Remedy Co
N.Y. Sn
Matias
B. Parton Co
Dept
Ronding
Thianmount Gaudin
Nubiion
Aiceagre
Gerdter Book of Tentinioalals
Westmont
Alanis
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