WIFE TOO ILL TO WORK INDIANAPOLIS AD CLAIMS CURE
An Indianapolis woman recalls severe illness and low weight improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health and enabling her to perform household duties again. The advertisement notes the product's wide use and contact details in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
WM. Green
S. Addison Street
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Groves Tasteless Quinine Tea Message on Labels
A fragmented notice discusses Groves Tastellas bill and a label claim that quinine with tea in tasteless form drives out malaria and iron builds up the system. It mentions exports from the Philippines and ends with a remark about a board.
Bond's Liver Pills and Disjointed Claims
Fragmented ad text touts Bond's Liver Pills as gentle and effective from unknown ingredients with a bedtime dose and dealer contact. It references marriage stress, Spartan women, female disorders, and vague cure claims amid scattered product lines and prices.
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Bond
Bledsoe Retains Hospital Superintendent Role After Board Accord
The Arkansas State Board of Control and Dr. Bledsoe reached a 24 hour accord keeping him as hospital superintendent. Dr Pat Murphy remains on staff. Dr J F Darnell, Mrs Lucy Pilling and Duke Gordon resign. Autopsies now require consent from relatives or board approval.
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Dr. Murphy
Dr. Darnell
Mrs. Pilling
Duke Gordon
Little Rock
State Board of Control
EP Bledsoe
Bledsoe
Pat Murphy
J. F. Darnall
Lucy Pilling
Board of Control
State appeals $250000 back tax suit to Supreme Court
Wallace pays an attorney general appeal to the Supreme Court over a $250,000 back tax suit brought by the State against the Rodean Lutter Company of Stamps Lafayette county. The State lost in the lower court where a demurrer to the complaint was sustained.
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Wallace Pays
Supreme Court
Rodean Lutter Company
Stamps
Lafayette County
Ouachita College Graduates Commissioned as Second Lieutenants
Arkansas National Guard commissions issued to Ouachita College graduating class. All officers are placed on the supernumerary list. Named graduates receiving commissions include John Abraham James I Cassey A P Eb Uff Harry B Reeves R V Hill Oscar M Stalling J M Smith J Floyd Fish Sam Dudley Henry F E Peters and B B Hargis.
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Arkansas National Guard
Ouachita College
Ouachita
John Abraham
James I. Cassey
A. P. Eb Uff
Harry B. Reeves
R. V. Hill
Oscar M. Stalling
J. M. Smith
J. Floyd Fish
Sam 8. Dudley
Henry FE. Peters
B. B. Hargis
New flour mill at Corning to start within 60 days
The Great Weerery mill and Fle stator Company announce a new flour mill at Corning will commence operations within two months improving capacity by barrels daily. Leonard Krumpen Jr of Stuttgart receives a university scholarship. Museell shells market price set at sixty dollars per ton. A mining company across the Buffalo river plans ore transport via cable line. Kald Knob will gain electric lights under a 50 year franchise to T J Campbell and J L Richardson. The Blevins News began last week with Porter Bomar as editor.
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Flestator Company
Corning
Buffalo
Dodson's Liver Tone Replaces Dangerous Calomel Nationwide
Local druggists report a drop in calomel sales as Dodson's Liver Tone gains popularity. It is touted as a safe, vegetable remedy that cleanses the liver, regulates bowels, and leaves users feeling energetic next morning without salivation or sickness. The ad promises a money back guarantee if it does not work as claimed.
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Dodson
Honest dog rewarded in Lew Rochulle case
A bull terrier named Bl owned by Miss Loretta Cody, daughter of Police Lieutenant Frank Cody of Lew Rochulle, is described as a promising search dog. The article notes the dog’s work collecting stray items and milk spatter, and mentions a reward issued by local authorities.
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Loretta Cody
Frank Cody
Lew Rochulle
Tegante
Rte
Stegden
Wiintington
New York
Pinus
CardUI as a remedy touted by a Georgia woman
Georgetown Florida resident Mrs Tucker recounts relief from stomach and back pain after using Cardul. She describes initial weakness and bloating, then improvement after one dose, weight gain to 146 pounds, and endorsement of Cardul as a fine tonic for young girls. Ad promotes Cardui listing a local druggist. A statistical taunt contrasts 1860 wealth with modern per capita wealth and ends with a social quip about war readiness.
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Georgetown
Fla
Mre J . Tucker
Thia Place
Cardus
Bork
Lis
Renovine Heart and Nerve Tonic Ad Hit Parade
An advertisement promotes Renovine as a heart and nerve tonic priced 50 cents and one dollar. A fragmented note references a garrulous St. Louis widow and a bizarre claim of cures for fits and epilepsy. The ad ends with a vague medical supplier line and a jab about men’s views on women.
Convert to Safe Baby Castor Remedy Urged
The notice urges careful examination of each bottle of CASTS a safe and sure remedy for infants and children ensuring safe use. It warns that a young man may struggle to earn a living and feed a child, implying caution for mothers.
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Agile
Dew
Enywel
Youth Age Promise in Hair Dressing Ad
An old advertisement claims La Creole Hair Dressing can make you look ten years younger by darkening gray hair. The text also contains a harsh line about village life and a judgmental remark, reflecting era language and tone.
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