Pink Pills Help Veterans Endure Grippe Aftermath
A Courier Herald report gathers testimonies from veterans and families in Tuscola and Lapeer counties who credit Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with relief from long lasting grip illness and paralysis after years of medical failure. John L Smith of Akron shares his dramatic recovery on a farm near Akron and Neil Raymond of Columbiaville explains renewed strength after using the pills. E G Matthews of Akron recounts inflammatory rheumatism tied to Civil War service improving after two boxes and continued use. The company promotes Pink Pills as a blood builder and nerve restorer available via dealers or post paid from Schenectady New York.
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Courier-Herald
Akron
Mich
John L. Smith
Dr. Williams
Bay City
Michigan
Neil Raymond
Columbiaville
Lapeer Co
Raymond
Lincoln
E. G. Matthews
Ohio Infantry
Matthews
Tuscola County
Ohio
Plhice
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Thrice-a-Week Womp Offers 18 Pages Weekly at One Dollar
The New York World The Twice-a-Week edition becomes Thrice-a-week publishing 18 pages weekly at the old one dollar yearly price. Each paper has 6 pages eight columns wide. The Dillon Tribune will be sent with trial terms for new and renewing subscribers.
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New York Wamp
Womp
Worlh
Dillon Tribune
Tribune
Tribune Pub. CO
Dilloy
Mont
St Marys Academy Deer Lodge Mont Admission Policy
St Marys Academy in Deer Lodge Montana offers preparatory senior and classical grades with strong music art departments run by top teachers. Admission is open without regard to differences in religion and needle work is taught. for information address Sister Superior.
State executive and county official list with names
A compiled roster lists the governor John E Richards and lieutenant governor Alex C Botkin with other state offices including Louis Rotwitt as secretary of late, Andrew B Cook as state auditor, Franklin W Wright as state treasurer, Henri J Haskell as attorney general, EB A Steere as superintendent of public instruction, W Y Pamberton as chief justice, and associate judges E N Harwood and W H Dewitt. It also names Benj Webster as clerk of the supreme court and district officers including Geo M Brown as state senator, H Knippenberg and W A Jones as representatives, Frank Showers as district judge, and county officers in Dillon and Boulder with sheriff Thos Joe Hamilton and county attorney E J Conger among others.
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John E. Richards
Alex. C. Botkin
Louis Rotwitt
Andrew B. Cook
Franklin W. Wright
Henri J. Haskell
EB. A. Steere
Matice
W. Y. Pamberton
E. N. Harwood
W. H. Dewitt
Supreme Court
Benj. Webster
Geo. M. Brown
Dillon
H. Knippenberg
Glendale
W. A. Jones
Frank Showers
Boulder
Pomreaioeloners
Oo. M. Wat
Geo.Galbreath
Deweys
Hiy Thompson
Lima
Clark
T. J. Murray
BR. Z. Thomas
Thos
Joe Hamilton
E. J. Conger
Waikeney
K. Poindexter
Hartwig
Willis
J. Rich
Armenian Refugees Face Rules Before Admission at Ellis Island
Commander Booth Tucker urged admission of 157 Armenian refugees detained at Ellis Island while government officials stated immigrants are assessed as individuals not as a class. The government demanded substantial bond guarantees that admitted Armenians will not become public charges amid Massachusetts workers' complaints about Armenian competition in wages and the shoe trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Booth-Tucker
Board ‘of Special Inquiry
Ellis Island
Senner
Green
Armenian Relief Fund
Christian Herald
Salvationists
Massachusetts
National Emblem appeal urges flag displays nationwide
Democratic chairman Jones urges Americans to display the flag on Oct 31 to defend national honor and promote patriotism. The message calls for unity against corporate influence and for free, untrammeled ballots, linking display to support for government of the people. Senator Morrill of Vermont is re elected to the U S Senate and faces a record making term beginning March next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Chicago
Democratic National Comittee
Morrill
Montremier
Justin
Stratford
United States
Vermont
Senate
House
Herbert F. Brigham
Bakersfield
National Senate
Court orders new cases against Competitor crew
Havana reports the supreme court of war and marine has ordered new cases against the crew of the American schooner Competitor. Commander Laborde and American correspondent Melton will be tried before an ordinary marine court martial under the 1821 treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Supreme Court of War and Marine
Laborde
Melton
Reservoir Breach Lets 2,000,000 Gallons Loose in Oakland
The Oakland Water company dam broke releasing two million gallons. A seven foot water wall flooded Oakland avenue but caused little damage beyond street flooding. Officials blame dynamite and malicious actors for the reservoir breach. Funeral services were held in New York for Henry E Abbey with many entertainment leaders in attendance.
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OakLand
Cal
Oakland Water Company
Oakland Avenue
The
Water Company
Henry FE
New York
Henry E. Abbey
Northampton
Mass
McCauley Named Receiver of Bay State Gas Co
Augustus McCauley, president of the Artisans' Bank in Wilmington Delaware, has been appointed receiver of the Bay State Gas Company in a report from New York dated October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCauley
New Yor
Wilmington
Del
Augustus McCauley
Artisans’ Bank
Bay State Gas Company
District marriage law safeguards U S brides from foreign suitors
A Washington dispatch reports a new District of Columbia law requiring a foreign minister or consul certificate before a marriage license to a foreign citizen can be issued. Senator Hoar cites protecting American girls from adventurers and notes the law only withholds solemnization until certification. The piece contrasts with Kaiser Wilhelm II's overruling tendencies in Germany.
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Warden
Washington
Wilmington
Del
Benedict
City Hall
United States
District of Columbia
Maryland
Congress
Hoar
Senator Hour
France
Illinois
Thin Skins in Fruits and Nuts Highlighted by Experts
Meehan's Monthly notes that fruit and nut varieties vary in rind and shell thickness. Growers select the thinnest skins especially for nuts so shells can be crushed easily, reducing need for nutcrackers at table.
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Saginaw, Mich
New York World
N. Y. World
Inter Ocean
Toledo Blade
Ladies’ Home Ideal
Cincinnati Enquirer
Heep and
Wool
Boston Traveler
San’ Francisco Chronicle
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Miles
ST. Mary's Academy
Deer Lodge, Mont
Official Directory
U. S
National
William
Europe
Reichstag
Empire
Edinburgh
Blackwell's
Genuine Durham
Blackwell Durham
Blackwell’s
Durham
Dillon, Montana
Poindexter & Orr
Montana
R. I. Scearce
Cambrian Iion Works
David Davies
Tron and Brass Foundry
Hayfever
Bally
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
Minnetonka
State Age
Nuraserymen
Florista L.L. May & CQ
Seedamen
St. Paul
Minn
Patent Department
Washington, D. C
Pusurisuine Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
Dr. Miles
Tripunz PusirsHine Co
John Welbe
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