Nature Remedies and Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
The article touts Caulophylum known as Blue Cohosh and Cimicifuga as potent herbal cures, praising Dr. Pierce’s non alcoholic Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets for women’s ailments and bowel health, with testimonials from Mrs. Mary J. Beard on improved condition after use. It emphasizes alcohol free ingredients and nature sourced remedies from Buffalo New York lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Mary J. Beard
Washington Hospital
Uth Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Sulphur News Briefs Include Sermons and Social Notes
A Monday noon shower reached Sulphur. Miss Althea Goldman returns from Eton to visit family. Rev Stallings preached three sermons at Union. Local families visit relatives in Eckerty and Salers. Aged residents and school efforts gain attention. marbles highlight Fourth plans. Visitors include Miss Edith Summers and Miss Dora Crews. A small rain may aid corn. King attended a sick child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althea Goldman
Eton
Visi
Wheat stacks and a veteran farmer’s death at home
TASWELL residents report farmers stacking wheat as a steam thresher nears. William Maize, an elderly veteran living two miles northeast, died last Saturday at his home after a period of ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maize
Kidney Signals Warn of Ills and Doan's Pills Claim Cure
An advertisement extols danger signs from kidneys including clear amber urine and back pain signaling disease. It touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure and cites testimonials from buyers in New Albany Indiana and elsewhere, urging readers to visit local stores for proofs and purchases.
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Doan
Froman
Main & Fifth Sts
New Albany
Ind
Dean
Louisville
Conan
Model Deeg
Eries F Sante
Lieber Libels Germans in Indiana on Local Option
The text defends German born citizens in Indiana against claims that 65 000 Germans will vote Democratic due to alleged heavy drinking. It argues Germans are virtuous and hard working, honor the country, and oppose open saloon but support local option laws that protect liberty without licensing abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer Lieber
Indiana
Republican Party
FADER
Lakefield
Minn
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Tad
Local Notes On Residents And Happenings
Master Martie Land, son of J. M. Land, has been sick for several days. John Denbo, renowned fox hunter, also on the sick list. Bountiful blackberry crop expected in the area. S. F. Dewitt of Wickliffe visited G. L. McWilliams last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martie Land
J. M. Land
John Denbo
Fox Hunter
S. F. Dewitt
Wickliffe
G. L. McWilliams
Corn crop outlook and local ball game report
Corn crops in Youngs Creek look fine but rain is needed soon to keep yields from a light year. A Sunday ball game near Unionville pitted Unionville against John Collins and team, ending 2 to 0 in favor of Unionville. Collins showed skill with support, and Harry Weeks of Unionville left for Illinois after the game. J. B. Lynch remains on the sick list. Roy McBride failed the Columbus Ohio examination and contemplates leaving the standing army. Mr Hopey of Fargo was slightly injured trying to catch Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Unionville Boys
John Collins
Collins
Hopey
Fargo
Roy McBride
Columbus
Ohio
Pleasant Ridge Social News Report
John East and Rhoda Tyler are reported no better. Grandpa Doolittle and wife near Alton and Mrs Josephine Howard and daughter Ida were guests of Jas H Doolittle and family Sunday. Miss Mae Burch near Schooner Point was guest of Miss Effie East Sunday. W S Cox wife and grandson Holas were at Alton shopping Saturday. Daniel Osman and wife were on the Ridge late last week. Metta Johnson Emma Cox G W Jones and daughter Enice and granddaughter Lois were guests of Mrs Josephine Howard Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John East
Rhoda Tyler
Grandpa Doolittle
Near
Alton
Josephine Howard
Ida
Jas. H. Doolittle
Family
Mae Burch
Schooner Point
Effie East
W.S. Cox
Daniel Osman
Metta Johnson
Emma Cox
G. W. Jones
Enice
Lois
Bryan and Roosevelt split hinted in Massachusetts
The Hartford Times notes the discussion that Bryan could join Roosevelt's faction if he loses Democratic support. It argues his current aim is to pursue lectures and newspapers while aiding Republicans to secure the White House, implying Democratic retreat from Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Democra
Mr. Roosevelt
Jefferson
Cleveland
White House
Washington
Massachusetts
Hartford Times
The Bryan Election Seen as Calamitous for Nation
The Globe-Democrat argues that Bryan's election would be a grave mistake. It warns that even with a Republican Congress, a Bryan presidency could halt enterprise, shut mills, depress securities worldwide, and damage American influence and credit.
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Ad Offers Free Sample Bottle
Readers are offered a free sample bottle of Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claiming cures for lame back and kidney bladder issues. The ad touts hospital and private practice success and asks readers to mention the paper to receive the sample and a health booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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Oriole
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Chas, Robertson
Salers
John Robertson
Eckerty
Taswell
Courie
B. B. Melton
Fay
March
Edith Summers
Hardinsburg
Washington Co
Wesley Belcher
Nelson Belcher
Daniel Mason
G. M. Parks
Wm. Parks
Wa. Perls
Jig Brown
N.W King
Dora Crews
Home Exchange
English
Dessie Brackin
Dora Joan
Vincennes
Lydia Rainer
Cynthia Nash
qyers_becaues
Weatera
Eterna
Cali
Great Western Bow
Lieber
Youngs Creek
J. B. Lynch
Pleasant Ridge
Bryan
Stevens
J. Stevens Arms & Tool CO
P. O. Bax
Chicopee Falls, Mass
Isk
North End
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J.L. Lewis
Chichester
Chichester Chemical OO
Madison Square
Kennedy
Texas Panhandle Lands
Panhandle
America
Brandt & Cooley
Okla
State Bank
Enid
Oklahoma
Fred
R. Gebbel
Marke Desicus
Corrarnants
A& A
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NNSCO
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Gige
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