Best Medicine Says a Doubting Thomas
A testimonial touts Dusty’s Pure Malt Whiskey as the world’s greatest medicine. It features Charles E Getchell of Webb’s Mills Maine praising its health benefits after using two bottles. The letter claims relief from kidney and bladder pain and improved mobility, with instructions for use and purchase details.
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Detty
Chas
E. Getchell
Webbs Mills
Maine
Mr. Getchell
Getehelt
Sam
Dusty
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
New York
Roosevelt to become real editor of Lookout
A handwritten style transcription claims Theodore Roosevelt will shift from politics to journalism, becoming a consulting editor at Lookout. It states he will drop the Big Stick for the Blue Pencil, work closely with staff, and contribute on political, industrial, and social topics.
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Ania
Roosevelt
Leman Abbott
pCutlook
Hamilton W. Ababie
Dng RD
Agrarian wave boosts Equity Society aims at farmer gains
Madison organizer San e D Kump discusses the American Society of Equity with headquarters in Indianapolis. The organization claims 100,000 farmer members mainly in the south tobacco belt and northern Illinois Minnesota and Wisconsin. It seeks to wipe out the commission system, raise farmer returns, and reduce consumer prices.
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Madison
Wis
Fourmurs
Sane
D. Kump
Tarm
Madisons
Jas Puliunal
The
Athetican Society of Equity
Indianapolis
Ind
Ilinoia
Auinther Sear
Rump Bellovas
Chicago
United States
Ut Farmer
Kentucky
Tobacco Trust
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nath Davis
Milwau Kon
CO. Drayton
Wake Way Chaser
Secretar
Jalis
Miraculous Pile Cure Promises by Mail
An advertisement touts a mail order pile treatment with claims of dramatic cures without surgical pain. It urges readers to send twenty five cents for a full kit and promises to mail a package of cures to timid individuals.
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Irnives
Carrie Rive
Davie
Morshail
Mick
Editorial pledge signals Roosevelt era at The Outlook
The Outlook promises frank discussions with President Roosevelt as he sails for Africa after retirement. Scribner's will publish exclusive reports on his expedition, with occasional articles on current issues from his forthcoming editorial work. The magazine aims to mirror his leadership and progressive philosophy.
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Panane Canal
Ontiook
Loosevelt
Manute
Isnerite
Hoosevelt
Atte
Africa
Scribner's Magazine
Plana
Derailed East Lewis Street Car Blocks City Traffic
A derailed East Lewis street car jumped the tracks at Clinton and Mein streets near the transfer corner. The resulting blockage lasted nearly fifteen minutes as six deep lines formed while crews replaced the car. A bolt fell unnoticed into the frog, causing the trouble. City Superintendent Raver managed the repair on site. Council member Ola Wert will preside over a meeting on events of November 11.
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Lewis
Clinton and Mein
Raver
Deaths Kuhlbach Mary Elisabeth in city home
Mrs Mary Elisabeth Kuhlbach wife of Willan Kuhlbach died Saturday morning at 2 20 at her son's home 2082 East Washington street She was 96 born in Dortmund Westphalia Germany on May 3 1823 She came to the city in 1881 and lived with her son She was active in Rosary Altar and School societies of St Marys Church Funeral services set for Tuesday at 8 30 from residence and 9 00 from St Marys Church George Schivertz funeral planned Monday at 1 30 from residence Broadway and 2 00 from St Johns Lutheran Church
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Kuhlbach
Mary Elisabeth
Germany
Rosary
Altar
St. Marys Catholic Church
St. Mary's Church
Eager to Work After Grape-N Nut Health Boost
A Michigan woman describes recovery from severe indigestion and nerve trouble after using Grape-Nuts and Postum. She had lost appetite and energy for a year, but within months of starting the products she regained appetite, stamina, and interest in life, returning to work. The letter promotes the brand and invites readers to send in their own stories.
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Michigan
Postum Co
Business Men Prepare for Campaign and Busy Winter
The Banks district shows strong business activity as investors prepare for an active campaign this winter. Builders receive permits totaling 152 420 this month, with expected year-end totals near 1 300 000. Engineers report C T Pidgeon Co and Fort Wayne Drug Co projects set to bid, signaling lively competition.
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Baloness
Board of Publi Works
Henry Becker
Ralph Morrison Snyder
C. T. Pidgeon Company
Fort Wayne Drug Company
I T
Snyder
West Matin Street
Lair
New Haven Ladies Host Club Tea and Socials
Typhoid recovery returns to work as Mrs Becker hosts a red and green card party for members and guests at her club. Guests enjoy a multi-course supper, floral decorations, and prize awards while other neighborhood social events unfold in New Haven and nearby towns during the week.
Week of visitors and local social notes
Mrs. John Becker hosts a guest returning Monday from a pleasant stay with relatives and friends. Mrs. Ball, sister in law to Mrs Becker, travels with a male guest who visits often. Joe Gerardot and daughter of Auburn visited Mes J B Beeknot. they left with Philomene and Irene Gerardot of Hesmanon. Mrs John Cammerman shopped in Port Wayne. Mrs Will Lupkin and daughter plan to spend next week in Fort Wayne with relatives. Mrs Charles Hottinger of Lublin has been guest of Mrs Frank Jones for weeks and returned Saturday. Mrs WH Lupkin to host Ladies Duodecime. Miss Gosie Schneiker accepted a clerical job at Lipes elevator. Mr A Marchant of Monroeville begins as prescription clerk for Dr B Clark. Mrs Ed Harner hosted Mr and Mrs O G Greenewalt and daughter May, joined by daughter Mrs Hammet Harper. Charles Hudson stayed with Henry Furtemiller and daughter Grave on Wednesday. Louis Smith, northern New Wensan, fell from a corn wagon injuring left wrist. Dr Brudi says weeks of rest reported.
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New Haven
WD. Gorrell
Bis
C. P. Becker
Richmond
Heelers
Irtistle Armanment
Mesdames
Mary Astry
Catherine Becker
John Federspiel
Wil Nye
J. B Schknelker
Atcelie Blaising
Marie Caps
B. Federspiel
G Ashely
WI Lupkin
Don Reagen
Bradi Will Gorrell
Biss Rose
Becker
Irena Schuetker
A. Ball
Syracuse
Monroeville
Ind
Jackson
Jackson Syith
Bre. Jackson
New Htaven
Hilas Teresa Astley
Auburn
J. G. Ashley
Irena Schnélker
D. Ae. W. Thompson
Te | Bani Forte Wayne
Fort Wayne
Flx. Schuler
Mrs. Schuler
Fort Warne Indy
Win McDonald
Mes
A. Sturoe
Baulenberg
Wil
Zaka
Mra
Anthony Bull
Syracuss
John Becker
Ball
Joe Gerardot
J. B. Beeunot
Philomene Gerardot
Irene Gerardot
Hesanron
John Cammerman
Ping
Port Wayne
Will Lupkin
Fort, Wayne
Charles Hottinger
Lublin
Frank Jones
WH Lupkin
Duode
Harper
Charles Hudson
Henry Furtemiller
Louis Smith
J. H. Biychard
New
Wnsen
Brudi
Decatur Men Invent Chicken Picker
Decatur residents Barling and Davia Dainter received a patent for a chicken picker device. The contrivance removes pin feathers and large feathers with separate parts, enabling efficient feather removal. Attorneys Hooper and Lenhart assisted, with installation planned at the Berling packing house and expected high daily output.
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Kist News Oureau
Decatur
Ins
Twos Barling
Davia Dainter
Setty
Hooper & Lenhart
Berling Packing House
Jere Seale
Will Attend Minor League Meeting in Windt City
Chicago officials including Claude Var nell will attend the minor league meeting called the pig meeting of the Hille league in Windt city on Monday and Tuesday. Topics include Class FB matters and Ty Jaegues. The draft for B league teams starts November 15 and Class D season opens next month.
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Ing
Chicago
Heilbroner
Cluchinati
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Temple Theater
Red Cross
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Outlook
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Theodore Oose
American Society OF Equity
G. D. Kump
George Schivertz
Resinoner
Broadway
St. John's Lutheran Church
Abe Teberts
PUSB
Sturday
Pingree
Star Shoe Store
Calhoun Street
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Bangor
Hostetter
T. H. Halloran
Newport
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