Dr Pierce’s Discovery Promotes Safer Vegetable Medicines
The piece defends Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a safe, non habit forming remedy using vegetable ingredients. It cites glycerine as a substitute for alcohol and highlights components like Golden Seal root and Bloodroot. It lists medical authorities to bolster credibility and claims effectiveness for bronchial and lung ailments.
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Pierce
Baffato
W. Y
American
Wall
Flerco
Grover Coe
New York
Bartholow
Jefferson Medical Cares
Phila
Poner
N Tess D
Teager Hale
Chicago
Fine Farms for Sale in Several Counties and Minnesota Valley
A dealer offers many farms in Marshall Bureau Putnam and Lee Counties plus extensive listings in Central Minnesota and Red River Valley with good stock farms. Prices reasonable for cash or partial payments. Titles clean and reliable. some properties praised as especially worthwhile.
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Sxic
Marshall
Bureau
Putnam and
Lee
Minnesota
Red River Valley
Notable Northwest Captain Dies After Illness
Capt Horatio G Coykendall died at St Marys hospital Rochester Minnesota on March 22 1906 after five weeks of illness following major surgery. He served in the 71st Illinois as captain in the Civil War and helped build railroads across the northwest including Brainerd Bis marck Winnipeg Merriam Park. He left a wife two sons Gustus A Horatio G J and daughter Bessia F and was active in Merriam Park Presbyterian church and A Masons Triune lodge.
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Horatio G. Cotkendall
St. Mary's Hopsital
Rochester
Minn
Coykendall
Beat
Merriam Park
Ilinoia
Northwest
Brainerd
Bismarck
N. D
Winnipeg
Capt. Coykendall
Presbyterian Church
Triune Lodge
A. F
A. M
Gustus A
Horratio G
Bessia
H. A. Stevenson
Bloomington
Henry
Philip H Green
Christian Church
Harriet M. Green
Whitefield
Hitchcoeck
Sylvanus P. Hitchcock
Clark County
Ohio
Roscommond
Ste
Johanna Hitchcock
Peaves
I.O O F Lodge
Charles Hitchcock
Roscommon
Mich
Runnels Describes Redlands Climate Oranges and Tourism
In this letter from Redlands California dated March 29, B. Runnels extols a young growing city with over ten thousand residents. He credits climate, orange shipments, and tourist traffic for growth while recounting travel by rail and a view from Smiley Heights. He previews a return to Los Angeles and hopes to visit home in May.
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Redlands
Cal
New York
Smiley Heights
Ben Angeles
Old Pears
Fragmentary notice from ERD SSP publication
Readable fragments describe a local public notice related to a sale or legal action. Specific names, dates, or places are unclear, and the text appears to be OCR garble. The item seems to reference official proceedings without concrete details at hand.
Rambler factory’s vast material needs reveal large scale output
The Rambler factory at Kenosha Wisconsin uses vast raw materials to build the automobile line. About 1,500 workers sustain yearlong production across 15 acres of plant space and three dozen acres of grounds. The article outlines heavy use of steel, iron, brass, aluminum, and copper, with most parts produced in house to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Jeffery & Co
Kenosha
Wis
Rambler
Mission Work in India Recounts School Attendance and Staff
In Calcutta in 1906 Rev C C McCown notes the American Methodist institution runs about 375 students with roughly 100 Christians, 60 Muslims, eight to ten Buddhists, and the rest Hindus. Boarders come from mission families and impoverished farmers, speaking languages from Bengali to Burmese, with many earning about Rs 5 monthly. The report describes staff including Rev R S Kinmey and Rev C H S Koch and details daily life and incidents among the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabo Kumar Sehu
Debendra Rajbanshi
Puri
Calcutta
Costobehari
Panchanar_Naskar
Diamond Harbour
Saugar Island
Ganges
Bay of Bengal
India
America
C C McCown
R .S. Kinmey
C. H. S. Koch
Bengal
American Methodist Institution
Httle
Waa
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Stark, Bureau, Marshal, and Putnam Counties
Buda Ill
Bradford Exchange
John Dunne
Corpary
Louisians
Homer
Ke ‘Swift
St. Peorin
Express
Phonenix
Brooklyn
Henry, We
Cotkendamll
B. Runnells
Toms
Irom
Lamber
Williams
Knywizmere Oe Bacy
Powells City
McCown
Ware
Elc
Kenter Novelties
Mir Cages
Henry, Illinois
Charles Clifford BO
Undertaker
Kline
Corner
Edward and
Second Streets
Illinois
The
United States Burial League
American Society
United States Civil Engineers
J. W. Woermann
CG. E
Observatory Building
Peoria
Illinois River
Alice Broun
Lhave
Mrs. AM. Feaster
Secie
North
Sis
Inauden
Rick
Bob
Horne
Hanson
Hettie Brasfield
Nellie Grave
Mar
Dar Noli
Morrents
Edwin Forrest
Becca G
Overdon
Onward
Ont
Ward Silver
Benzetta
Dream
Administrator
Tagnon
Adballah
Goldsmith Maid
Ava
Eva
Godvin
Egfront
Ars
Langree Grant
Genel Grant
Slater
Shiloh
Julia Logan
Loge
Nelly Paul
Finna Ohn
Duwars
McNabb
Hardware Co
Poland
China
Reid
POL
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