Morrow’s Kidneoids Promised Cure All Kidney Ailments
Prominent chemist John Morrow of Springfield Ohio touts Morrow's Kidneoids as a universal remedy for kidney disorders. The ad claims rapid relief from back pain headaches and stomach unease and advertises 50 cent boxes or six for $2.50 with mail order available from John Morrow & Co.
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Howeer
John Morrow
Bprmatola
Ohio
Morrow
John Morrow & Co
Chemists
Springeld
Foster's Forecasts and Weather Bulletins of 1808
Weather notes forecast continental storm waves from September 2 to 12 and 13 to 18, with later cool waves and frost risks across northern states. Mentions a two day Omaha weather bureau convention October 20 and 21, and a local forecast for Freeport within 24 hours of dates. Also promotes Beecham's Pills for dyspepsia tied to constipation.
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W. T. Foster
St. Joseen
Pacific Coast
Rockies Country
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Reckies
Rockies
Great Centre Valleys
New York City
Kansas City
Texas
Rocky Mountain
United States
Hern
Weather Bureau
Omaha
Board of Trade
Foster
Freeport
New Compartment Sleeping Cars from Chicago to Cincinnati and Louisville
Families and ladies traveling alone may take the new compartment sleeping cars leaving Chicago daily at 8 31 p m for Cincinnati and Louisville over Pennsylvania Short Lines. Cars are luxuriously finished offering seclusion like home. For information contact H R Dering or A G Py, agents at 248 South Clark St Chicago.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
Pennsylvania
H.R. Dering
A. G. Py Agt
South
Clark St
Chi- Cag
Social Democracy Nominates Wisconsin Ticket in Milwaukee
Milwaukee hosts the first Wisconsin Social Democracy convention nominating Howard Tuttle for governor and E P Hassinger for lieutenant governor along with a platform for eight hour days free education and universal suffrage. Victor J Berger linked with Eugene V Debs in the Chicago faction.
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Milwaukee
Social Democracy of
Wisconsin
Howard Tuttle
E. P. Hassinger
Broadhead
C. T. P. Myers
August Mohr
Sheboygan
Richard Elsner
Charles Richter
Racine
R. O. Stoh
Eau Claire
State of Trades Unions
Senate
Victor J. Berger
Eugene v, Debs
Chicago
Social Democracy
Fire devastates Rapid River with twenty five horses lost
A morning fire at Alex Caswell’s livery in Rapid River destroyed ninety buildings and burned twenty five horses. Major losses included Caswell six thousand dollars, Savages saloon one thousand, Jerome hotel and saloon four thousand, and M Gla zer department store ten thousand. Local depots reported minimal insurance and rapid fire department response from Gladstone. Other fires in Escanaba damaged two residences insured for twelve hundred and five hundred dollars respectively.
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Rapid River
Mich
Alex Caswell
Caswell
Joe Savage
L. Jerome
P. Gilmore
Young & Merrill
M. Glazer
James McPherson
Ed Darling
Gladstone
Escanaba
John Myers
Michael Foy
Capitol Clerk Resigns to Practice Law in Wisconsin
Madison September 3. F L Tucker chief clerk in the state department of education has resigned and will move to Neillsville to start a law practice with Spencer M March, a former partner of Judge William ONeill who was elected to the circuit bench.
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Capitol
Madison
Wis
F. L. Tucker
State Department of Education
Neilsville
Spencer M. March
William O'Neill
Paris Notes On Dreyfus Revision Process
A circulated news agency report claiming a Dreyfus case revision was decided appears premature. Officials say any revision must be sanctioned by a cabinet council under President Faure.
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Paris
Dreyfus
M. Faure
Weather Outlook by State and Regions
Weather indications for twenty four hours from 8 pm yesterday show fair weather in Indiana and Illinois with showers in the north, continued high temperatures and cooler tomorrow. Michigan and Wisconsin face threatening weather with showers and cooler conditions, while Iowa expects increasing cloudiness and showers with cooler weather this evening or tomorrow. Winds vary from southerly to fresh and variable.
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Washington
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconait
Iowa
Chicago Markets Report on Wheat Corn and Live Stock
Quotations from the Chicago Board of Trade show wheat mixed with September at about 64 64 and December near 62 63, corn around 30 31 and oats near 19. Live stock receipts totaling about 17,000 hogs and 4,000 cattle with price ranges from 2.80 to 4.00 for hogs and 3.20 to 5.70 for cattle. Milwaukee grain listings show No 1 northern wheat at 65, No 2 at 62, rye 48, oats steady at 21-24 cents.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Cseees
Ohio
Texas
Milwaukee Grain
Milwaukee
Northern
Neighbors Offer to Parent Other Family’s Children
A Boston Transcript quip suggests if parents struggle, turn children over to the neighboring family. The tongue in cheek remark imagines the couple next door capable of making children mind.
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Gastul
Tdam
Boston Transcript
Receptive Papiri Mistress-Bridget Owners Conversation
Fragmentary dialogue mentions Bridget Jewelers owning items, plus references to Russia peasants eating seeds, Apaches with single string violins, Foley's Kidney Cure found at drug stores, and Newfoundland caribou weighing 600 pounds plus. The text reads as a collage of varied, historical notes with no single narrative.
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Declares It Best Cough Medicine
An advertisement credits Foley's Honey and Tar as the only effective cough remedy. H. J. Moogh of Swarts & Fleck urges consumers to accept no substitute and touts the product as superior. The piece appears in the Philadelphia North American.
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Foley
H. J. Moogh
Swarts & Fleck
Firecrackers in China Cost and Conditions
In China firecrackers sell for 62 cents per 10 000 though top quality costs double. Materials are cheap and many are made at home by women and children. Wages range from 5 to 7 cents daily for quick workers, 10 cents for an expert, and only board for four years for novices. Work is unhealthy and dangerous, with hours 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. seven days a week.
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China
Going Down Hill Kidney Disease Relief
People suffering from kidney diseases feel a gradual loss of strength and vitality. They should lose no time in trying Foley's Kidney Cure, a guaranteed preparation offered by H. J. Moogk at Swarts and Fleck.
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Foley
H. J. Moogk
Swarts & Fleck
Do Bears the Signature of Do Bears the Signature of ASTORIA
Manifestly garbled text references a war atlas with 16 color map plates of Spanish possessions, 14 by 21 inches, priced 18 cents, sent postpaid. Includes Cedar Rapids address J. aes G. P. and T. A. for ordering.
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Cedar Rapids
Cleveland girl exposes vaccine scare through sympathy
A young Cleveland girl worries a friend’s knee injury could require amputation and force vaccination anew, a tale from the Plain Dealer reflecting childhood innocence. The ad clippings push tonics and cures from Dr. Thomas Electric Oil to Burdock Blood Bitters and Dean’s Ointment, while noting Paris 1900 exposition funding and public health claims for Wild Strawberry extract.
Baseball Luck and Player Loss in the Season
The piece discusses how injuries to key players like Billy Hamilton can derail a team’s prospects, noting that even with good luck and balance in hitting and fielding, a single major absence can cost many games. It contrasts public sympathy for hard luck with insurance concepts and comments on the nature of averages in sports outcomes. It also briefly mentions remedies for cramps and a fact about the heron’s wingbeat rate.
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Billy Hamilton
EH S
Boston
Foley Colic Cure Ad and Crimean War Death Toll
An advertisement touts Foley's Colic Cure for bowel complaints while noting war tolls from the Crimean War with 95,615 lives sacrificed and Borodino where 78,000 French and Russian soldiers fell.
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Borodino
It Hits the Spot Motern Tar Remedy Ad
Sore throat and chest relief promised by moter and Tar remedy. Patient is urged to take a dose and expect a warm grateful feeling and healing of affected parts with the slogan It feels so good IT HITS the SPOT. Advert appears in period tone signed H J Moogk Swartseck roley.
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H. J. Moogk
Swartseck
Dress Goods Bonanza At Half Price Pick Your Dress
For 50c per yard customers may choose from 50 bolts of new covert suiting and fashion fabrics resembling pricier $1.25 grades. A wide range includes covert suitings poplins whipcords bourrettes crepons 75c to $1.25. Hurry, selections limited and swiftly selling this fall.
Dresses for Children Start to School Sale
A local retailer advertises school ready dresses for children with a focus on underselling to attract buyers. The message invites shoppers to compare prices and find what they want at a lower cost.
Rheumatic pain tale credits Dr Williams pills
A Mrs Fenly of St Paul Indiana shares a harrowing rheumatism ordeal lasting three years and costing about $2000 in treatments. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with a complete recovery after taking eleven boxes, noting improved appetite and sleep and urging others to seek the remedy sold by druggists for 50 cents a bottle or $2.50 for six.
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Caleb Fenlys
St Paul Ind
Tam
Lmbs
Williams
Dr. Williams
P. N. Thomas
den Everywhere
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Beecham
United States Treasury
Chicago Grain and Produce
Ort
California Fra Syrup Co
California Fie S¢rup Co
California Fia Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
New York, N
Bridget
Russia
H. J
Moogh’s
Swarts & Fleck’s
Newfoundland
Philadelphia
Judge Egan
M. W. Fitzgerald
Tom Conroy
Tom
St. Paul Globe
Astoria
Cleveland
Mamma
Bella
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Thomas
Trimert & Burrell
Arabia
Toledo
Burdock Blood
Emmert & Burrell
Dean
Bonneid
W. L. Yeats
Roley
Toney
Stephenson Street
Pioneer Line
Rockford
Koning
Jefferson Junction
Waukesha
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Queen & Crescent
G.A.R
Chickamauga
W.C. Rinearson
Chattanooga
Palmer Cox
Inter Océan
Inter Ocean
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Chicago, Il
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