Mrs Rivers Reveals Secret Remedy Boosts Her Health
Mineral Springs Ark report from Mrs J M Rivers describes her decade of illness and pain ending after using Cardul the women’s tonic. She notes weight gain from 101 to 117 pounds and improved energy while urging other women with womanly troubles to try Cardul. The letter promotes Cardul as a long tested vegetable remedy backed by Chattanooga Medicine Co advisory department with free case analysis and a booklet.
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Mineral Springs
Ark
J. M. Rivers
Cardus
America
Cardus N. R
Verte
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ady
New Idea in Surgery Grafts Limbs of Dead to Living
Dr Al Sores of New York, famed for his London medical congress claim, plans to resume experiments grafting limbs of the dead onto living bodies. Early trials involved grafting dog limbs, with researchers noting treated animals appeared sound after the procedure.
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New Yorker
AL. Sores
New York
London
Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Instant Beauty Boost
A promotional piece extols Danderine as a wonder tonic for hair, claiming it cleanses and invigorates the scalp, stops itch, adds gloss and body, and can produce new-looking hair within weeks. It includes advice to apply with a cloth and mentions a 2 cent bottle offer. Also touches on farm life anecdotes and a humorous animal anecdote about an elephant.
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Ravesidi
Tariff Changes of Interest to Women in Washington
Washington reports shifts in import rates with notable impact for women consumers. The new tariff structure features an 8 number change and a present rate around 48.5 percent, prompting concerns over higher costs and access to goods.
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Washington
Bright
New Tariff Law Promises Broad Rate Reductions
Democratic leaders push Payne Aldrich tariff revisions aiming to reduce ad valorem rates from 27 to 29 percent, with an average around 40.12 percent under Wilson era measures. The bill includes income tax changes, relief on farm and manufactured goods, and adjustments to stockings, paper, and cotton fabrics. Experts foresee larger federal revenue but lower duties on many consumer and agricultural products, with provisions on child labor and post March 1, 1843 collections.
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Hue
Wattates
de Pratt
Helene Seytude
House
United States
Senate
Income Tax Take Will Reach Millions and Revenue Soar
Treasury estimates show 450000 Americans taxed with 82 million dollars raised. Individual returns required for all citizens with over 3000 dollars income, married with over 4900. Tax rates tiered from 1 to 6 percent. payments withheld at source for many. Ready explanations to guide filers ahead of March 1, 1914 deadline.
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Treasury
Perth
Interial
Whitson
Supreme Court
Pew
Syria
Efca
Raul
Nylisine
SAO
Ieee
Fermate
Treasury Department
Gill
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Halward
Cloen
Elaine
Castor Worms and Cavalry Carbine Notes
A fragmentary 19th century column discusses patent medicines Castoria uses for infants and various ailments, plus a New York World dispatch on Springfield rifles converted to carbines for cavalry. It notes a four inch barrel shortening and weight reduction aiming to keep performance up to 1500 yards.
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Slitehcock
Cannarificer
Litchfield County Franchise League
Lowing
Dispatch
New York
Ordnance
Ordpanel Department
Cavalry Board
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