Williams' Pink Pills Cure Bedock Pain and Paralysis
Mrs A St Adams of Blandinaville, Alabama, wife of Rev A St Adams, recalls years of torture from stomach pain and fainting spells. After trying ten doctors with no relief, she found help in Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, taking six boxes before improvement. She reports recovered appetite, strength, and ability to work, crediting the pills with her recovery.
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A. St Adams
Bedford Christian Church
Biandinaville
Digeast
Nouj Je
Cepoca
Wiliams
Reniow Ft
Bankers and broker advise on son’s future path
A banker laments his son’s lack of business instinct while a broker proposes a plan. The broker suggests making a society teacher of Ulu as a potential path, and the banker agrees to consider it.
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Jake
Ulu
Is Health Worth Ten Cents
A humorous ad-like piece extols Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a gentle purgative. It claims most illnesses originate in the digestive tract and promotes casual use to feel better, asserting a 10 cent box can purify the body and remove health causes.
Declined Without Thanks Beggar-Vience Asks for Pennies
A terse dialogue shows a beggar asking for pennies to feed a starving wife. The responder declines, bluntly noting refusal. The exchange foregrounds imagined hardship and social sting, with no aid granted.
Iowa Legislature Fails to Alter Veterninary Budget Pact
The piece reports on legislative missteps over the state veterinary surgeon’s appropriation, disputes over section wording, and the auditor’s finding that the law does not amend the budget. It also covers efforts to establish a county high school at Afton Creston support, a Riverside disappearance case, a lake bed mortgage foreclosure, and a mischaracterized insanity claim about a Minnesota inmate.
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Jegislaturn
Auditor of State
Afton
Creston
All Court House
Schoor
Mason City Woman Bound Over in Murder Case
Mrs Edward Hugha of Mason City bound over to grand jury on murder charge after her husband Hughes died last April. Exhumed body and stomach analysis by Prof Slaves in Chicago found arsenite. she posted 4000 bail. Crown of Burlington announces a new 50000 depot project at Creston with two stories and brick and stone detailing.
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Edward Hugha
Mason City
Hughes
Chcago
Creston
Geveral
Crown of the
Burlington
Subscribed for Bonds and early subscription figures
The government issue closed before applications for 800000 dollars, with popular interest from news readers and laborers alike. The Pickle works at Muscatine received the first load of cucumbers daily on the 14th, eight days earlier than last season, due to improved cultivation and a favorable season.
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Dubuque
Theingie
Muscatioe
Daly
Wants to Be Referee in New Bankruptcy Law
ADes Moines candidate, Hon KR Nicholy, announced for the refereeing post under the new bankruptcy law. Nichols, once a congressional candidate, faces a murky background. Meantime a tragic drowning occurred as three boys Albert Kurz Wil Kurz and Nicholas Vontier went fishing on the river near Jene Dubuanes's boat. Albert Kurz drowned in the incident.
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Fist Lown
Hon Kr, Nicholy
Des Moines
Nichols
Congress
Albert
Kurz
Wil Kurz
Nicholas Vontier
Jene Dubuanes
Physicians Meet Union Medical Society Holds Annual Convention
The Iowa Union Medical Society annual meeting was held at Cedar Rapids with about forty members in attendance. Papers on the profession were read and discussed. Elected for the next year: President J. Milebourne Mechanicsville. vice presidents J. F. Richardson Fairfax and F. St. Van Duser Cedar Rapids. secretary J. Dewitt Cratiani Springville. treasurer Geo. K. Carpenter Cedar Rapids. The next semi annual meeting will be in Cedar Rapids in December.
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Union Medical Society Nolds Lt
Iowa Union Moiieal Society
Hala
Cedar Rapids
J. K. Milebourne
Mechanicsvilles
Vic
J. F. Richardson
Fairfax
F. ST. van Duser
Central Homeopathic Society
Central Iromieopathic Society
Newland
Center Point
Emma Richardson
Richard Gray
Anamosa
Gold Brick Man Escapes in Sioux City Breakout
The case centers on a bold defense by attorney Tom Beyligton as one of the so called gold brick men escaped after preliminary exam. C. Mott was bound over to the grand jury while C. Brown was discharged. Theo Meers failed to secure a warrant and tried to detain Brown but the man vanished into a buggy and sped away, leaving police despondent but unable to fault others.
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Tom” Beyligton
Sioux City
C. Mott
C. Brown
Theo Meers
Brown
Muscatine Railway Plan Aims Across Mississippi River
Promoters including C Mads and Preston visited Muscatine to evaluate a new railroad proposal. If the Muscatine north-south line falters, they envision a line from Muscatine across the Mississippi using two bridge piers to Harpersville and Rock Island, linking with major lines and extending south to Keithsburg. In Ida Grove, farmer Ben Menzer dies after a drunken quarrel with William Estlick. Menzer reportedly fell from a buggy, struck his head, and broke his neck while returning to Estlick’s yard.
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Messrs. C. Mads
Preston
Muscatine
Muscatine North and
Mississipi River
Harpersville
Rock Island
St. Paul
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Keithsburg
Ida Grove
Wiliam Estlick
Ben Menzer
Agereclug
Seife
Menzec Hiut
Estlick
Grand Lodge of Colored Masons Elect Officers in Des Moines
The Grand Lodge of Colored Masons held its annual session in Des Moines. Officers elected include KR Jolson of Marshalltown as M G M, William Colason of Des Moines as D G M, A A Bland of Keokuk as general secretary, N B Nalen of Cedar Rapids as treasurer, Robert Johnson of Oskaloosa as G S W, and C Lelen of Muchahunock as A J W.
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Grand Lodge of Colored Masons
Des Moines
KR. Jolson
Marshalltown
William Coal
Cattle Thief Arrested in Moulton Case
R Thorp was arrested for stealing several Five Shorthorn cows from William Edwards of Moulton. The cattle were traced to Thorp, recently discharged from Fort Madison penitentiary for grand larceny. He was caught and jailed. The report mentions other local incidents and notices from Cedar Rapids to Dubuque.
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R. Thorp
Wiliam Edwards
Moulton
Thorp
Fort Madison Penitentiary
A Philippine Hero and a Woman Leader Charm
A Philippine insurgent leader described as a beautiful woman whose life appears charmed. The piece notes that some locals seem to live lifetimes of vigor, attributing this to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, famed as a tonic that sustains strength and vitality.
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Hostetter
Much Worse. Woman Says Men Take Mice Seriously
A roundly dismissive remark follows a sharp exchange where a man sneers that a woman would scream at a mouse. The woman responds serenely that she has heard of men who were committed for yelling at mice that were not present.
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Neiling
New Yorkvening Journal
Haiti Cure Adverts and Language Edict Echo 1805 Testimony
The clippings claim Haiti's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy priced at two payments of 76 cents. A St Petersburg restaurant faces a language bill rule requiring a Rusian version addition. A quoted testimonial from John A Miller of Sable Mich praises Piso's Cure for Consumption and civic virtues.
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Haiti
St. Petersburg
John A. Miller
Qu Sable, Mich
TirKiino Nerve Recovery Trial Bottled Cure
An advertisement promotes Tir Kiino s nerve recovery product with claims of no fear or nervousness after one day's use. It lists Dr R H Kung Ltd in Philadelphia and a trial bottle price of 82.00. Also mentions Mrs Whislow teething syrup and a philosophical line on domestic relations.
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WITS
Curot
Tir
Kiino
RehKover
Reutine
R. H. Kung, Ltd
Ave St
Philadelphia
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Sufferers
Periods bring pain and suffering for many women yet some remain healthy. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is claimed to relieve menstrual discomfort. A testimonial from Miss Jennie R. Mites of Leon Wis cites relief after using the medicine and other Pinkham products.
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Nature
Lydia
Pinkeham
Tere
Dean
Jennie R. Mites
Leon
Wis
Miles
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