Perry Davis Pain Killer Endures as Home Remedy Leader
For over fifty years Perry Davis Pain Killer has stood as a trusted home remedy for colic cramps dysentery colds and other painful ailments. It is presented as harmless non habit forming and effective with a few doses providing relief. The advertisement touts a new 35c size offering more quantity than the 25c size.
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Perry Davis
Evangelist Moody
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
New England
Paul
Officers elected at Toronto WCTU convention report
At the Toronto session the executive committee announced newly elected officers including Honorary President Mrs M C Leavitt of Boston and President Miss Frances E Willard of Evanston. Other posts named secretary Miss Agnes B E Sinck from England and treasurer Miss In Sanderson of Davville Quebec. Also noted was Mrs Mary B Green of Honolulu and continuing news from Seattle and Washington DC activities.
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Toronto
M.C. Leavitt
Boston
Misa Frances E
Willard
Evanston
Lady Henry Somerset
England
Mise
Agnes BE. Sinck
Eogland
Mise Anan Gordon
Evavston
Lil
Sanderson
Davville
Que
Mary B. Green
Honolulu
Hawaii
Mra.eavilt
Hovoiala
Inw
Reconstructing a Fractured Color Photo Claim
A fragmentary note discusses color photography limits and the idea of adjusting a photo after capture. It mentions a hotel on King Street and a firm name King Bros. Hotel Street, reflecting a misread or garbled portion of the source text about improving color images and attributing actions to a business location.
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Mace
King Bros
Acquittal in murder case shocks San Francisco crowd
Charles A. Benjamin, a sailor accused of murdering August Johnson, mate of the schooner Irmyard, has been acquitted by a jury in Donne's court, San Francisco. The report mixes local ads and a religious column discussing death, judgment, and Christian resurrection.
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Charles A. Benjamin
August Johnson
Irmyard
Dudge Donne
San Francisco
Jack Tex's Reply At Magistrate Hearing
A man was brought before a magistrate for beating his wife. The magistrate asked if he did not know she was the weaker vessel. He replied with a sharp retort, illustrating the case and revealing the troubling sentiment of the time.
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Jack Tex
Reao
Mae
Jack
London
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Lewers & Cooke
Lumimiger
Wort Street
Telaphone 20
W. G Irwin & Go
Western Sugar Refinery Co
Faldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Pan
Newell Universal
Vano
Reeds
Paraffine Paint Co
Tadnrins
Astles (Cooke
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co. OF
Etna Fire Insurance Company OF
Hartford
Wm. G, Irwin & Co
Wm. G, Irwin
A Reckols
Porter
Commission
Oceanic Steamship Company OF
Cal
Brewer & Company, Limited
Queenstroet, Hovolala, HI
Geetee Caliarel Componom
Walleniv ‘Company
Waihee Su Y
Uy Company
Haleakalatiy
Ka- Feta
Paladelphia Board of Underwriters Law
Jones
George H Roberton
F Bishop
W P Allen
Andi OM Cooke
H Waterhome
A W Carter
H. Hackfeld & CO
General Commission Agents
M. Phillips & CO
Fort and Queen Streets
Allen & Robinson
Queen Street
Washington Feed. Co
Tuat
Martha Davin
Corner Fort & Queen Sts
H. May & CO
Fort St
Mierhower
P.O
F. H. Redward
Fort Street
Aning
W. W. Wright
Lowant Priven
An Hustace & CO
Bkin
Criterion
Pacheco & Fernandes
Pantheon Stables
Hollister
Bole
Lalands
Merchants Exchange
King
Nuano
Enterprise
Gonsalves & CO
Honolut
G. RE
P.T. Ryan
William Carlyle
Seattle
Jobo Dewar
Washington, D. C
Suprema Council of
Boottiah Rite Masons
Henry Brovet Qooper
Honolala
Kash
Hotel
Waverley
Dr. de Tivel
Real Estate Transactions
A. V. Gear
King St
Kesort
Medeiros & Decker
Hite
King Street
Bear Alukeu
Kroeger
Dan
Heath
J. 1. Dowsett
Punahou Street
College
Toa Pherp Perery
Fawatian
Alfred Ma’ Joon
Palama
A. R
Corner Fort
Bere
Tania Street
Love Building
Mort Street
H. H. Williams
Undertaker
Eubulimer
Ards
Kingstrort
Theo. H. Davies & Co. Limited
General Merchandise
L’t’d. Corner Fort and Hotel Streeta
MOTT
Smith Builpig
Bos
Filer
Geo. W. Lincoln
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