Golden Medical Discovery advertised as liver tonic remedy
An advertisement touts Golden Medical Discovery as a liver invig orator and stomach regulator to relieve headaches coated tongue heartburn belching and related symptoms. It cites physicians and offers a free booklet, urging readers to mail for details about the ingredients and endorsements. Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are promoted to accompany the remedy for bowel regularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prineiales
Ita
Nellentos
R, Barttolow
Peterson
Collue
Pane
H.C Wood
Daot Univ.of
Idawin M. Ifals
M. Ba
Ashnemann
Collera
John King
Jno
Dor
Faurence Jufinson
Med. Dent. Univ. of
N.Y
Finley Ellingwood
A. D
Materia Mortica
Bennett Medi~en College
Chicago
RV. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Yu
Pierce
Farmers Millions Ahead From Agricultural Department
A government audit report claims the Agricultural Department’s work yields 281 million dollars in annual benefits. Highlights cite the Bureau of Animal Industry at 50 million, Weather Bureau at 30 million, Plant Industry at 29 million, Chemistry at 10.9 million, and Entomology saving 22 million annually, with critiques of authorities and misallocated building funds.
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Batenan
Agricultural Department
Verity Benettts
Dureau
Bureau of Animal Industry
Lst
Willis J. Moore
Weather Bureau
Bureau of Plant Industry
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Wiley
Bureau of Biology
United States
Bureau of Entomology
Bureau of Public Roads
Moore
Mount Weather
Blue Ridge Mountains
Tracewell
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Edison Not to Quit Yet Plans to End Life with Humanity Work
Edison remains at work on electricity issues despite rumors he will quit. Reports claimed he planned to focus on phonograph and submarine telegraphy projects, while a friend cautioned such a shift might be unlikely given his decades of commercial effort. A later note said he hopes to end his career with humanitarian work. Paymaster Sypher dismissed for technical embezzlement amid a clothing protest event. Naturalization committee supports 70,000 dollar immigrant-station appropriations for New Orleans Galveston and Charleston. Sherman antitrust violations tied to several companies result in fines totaling 30,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enson
Newa Steime
Sypher
U, SN
Mark ‘Wain
Oldest Goose in Riley County Keeps Sheltering on Loyal Farm
A century old fowl, valued at 71 years, resides on a Riley County farm owned by James Strong. The goose, once tied to Wille Jones and later Newt Strong, has endured pioneer life and remains unserved as dinner, with Strong personally caring for it through generations.
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Riley Couwnty
James Strong
Strong Ines
Wille Tones
Kansas
Pioneer
Hfe
Allen County
Newt Strong
Mr. Jones
Tinter
Kansas City Journal
Three Boys Heal From Eczema With Cutlear Remedies
A woman from New York recounts using Cutlear soaps and ointments to cure eczema affecting her three sons after months of treatment at a dispensary failed to help. She swapped to the Cutlear regimen, bathing with warm water, and reports all sores vanished in weeks. The note also recalls early forties venison trade and turkey prices in Morgin, Brown counties.
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Cutharn
Tiny
Cutiura Remedios
Mra
Kate Kein
Nth St
New York
Morgin
Brown Counties
Lower Chin Park
Qinkyu Crade
Idisapolis News
Too Sick to See the Doctor in Fractured Rural Report
A county doctor hurries along long miles through rough dark roads to an emergency call. He arrives at a house where a frightened or frail patient cannot be seen tonight, prompting a tense refusal and a noted home complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhe
Doutory
Wondin
Women in Hospitals and the Pinkham Remedy Claims
A hospital trend shows many operations on women for abdominal and related symptoms. The piece promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as preventing surgeries, citing letters from women praising its effects and claiming it cures feminine troubles without operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia DB
Mra
A. Rodswood
Frodouin
Lydia B. Pinkham
Margaret Tierney
W. 25Th Street
New York
Mia
Ledie DB
Pinkhan
Jagan
Lydia 5
Mrs Pinkham Offers Advice To Women Suffering
Mrs Pinkham invites women with female weakness to communicate at Lynn Massachusetts. From stated symptoms she can locate the trouble and advise the quickest recovery. Her experience in treating women is offered as free and helpful guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Pinkham
Lynn
Masa
Pinkham
Street Car Encounter Mentioned In Faded Notes
A fragment from a 19th century paper records a brief street car sighting involving Mr Baxby and a garbled exchange. The text also advertises Fenervilly Journal and a product called Zolus with health claims, followed by a stray line about a railway note and a tobacco advert from Lewis' Factory in Peoria.
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Leys
Baxby
Fenervilly Journal
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Albany
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