Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Female Ailments
Advertises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for period irregularities stomach distress and pelvic disorders claiming to strengthen regulate and invigorate the female system. Warns it will not cure tumors but may prevent surgery and offers confidential letters to World’s Dispensary Merion Association Buffalo New York with free medical adviser booklet on receipt of stamps.
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Pierce
Dispensary
Merion Association
R.V. Pierce
Vves
Buffalo
Pure Bred Shire Stallion Licensed in Illinois
Pure Bred Shire stallion Childwall Carpenter license 2931 renewed March 28 1911 registered no 100146 25834 color brown weight 2100 foaled 1906 examined by Dr C L Maulfatr and cleared for infectious diseases unsoundness licensed to stand for public service in Illinois expires March 24 1912 stallion reg board J K Dickinson secretary season 1911 schedule Frank Miller Ira Hawks worth J Justice G Shimp farm rest at home terms 18 for insurance carve colt Sale and moving penalties apply owner G HUNT Sparland 1
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C LD Maulfatr
al Nels
J K Dickinson
Sec Y Stallion Reg Board
Frank Miller
Ira Hawksworth
L Justice
G Shimp
Home Barn
Imported Percheron Stallion Listed for Public Services
The 1905 recorded Percheron stallion, black with a star, 2100 pounds, foaled April 30 1902, sired by Marina 7274 with listed lineage, examined by Dr T A Gebhardt and cleared of infectious diseases. Licensed to stand in Illinois with seasonal sale and service schedule across multiple farms, notice of insurance and payment terms issued.
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American Percheron Horse Breeders’ and
Marina
Desouls
Tale
T. A. Gebhardt
Uhnols
J. Dickinson
Mac
Stallion Restatration Board
Wee Wheeler's
Timothy “Wéogart
Illinois cities show growth in census ten year view
The 1910 census reveals 84 Illinois cities with 5000+ population, up 22 since 1900, and 32 above 10,000, up seven. New five-figure towns include Canton Champaign Chicago Heights Cicero Lincoln Mattoon Oak Park and Waukegan, while Ottawa drops from the list and Pekin nears it. City gains include Cairo Bloomington Danville Decatur Elgin, with Chicago and East St Louis leading population growth. Granite City and East St Louis post large percent increases. Ottawa declines.
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Inllinois
Inois
Canton
Champaign
Chicago Heights
Cicero
Lincoln
Mattoon
Oak Park
Waukegan
Ottawa
Pekin
Ilinois
Cairo
Bloomington
Danville
Decatur
Elgin
Peoria
Chicago
Springfield
East St Louis
Rockford
Granite City
Herron
Williamston County
Quincy
Jacksonville
Dixon
Charleston
Belvidere Litchfield
Macomuo
Cook County
Berwyn
Blue Island
Evanston
Forrest Park
Harvey
LaGrange
Maywood
Cook
Madison County
la Salle
St Louis
Joliet
Aurora
Rock Island
Moline
Galesburg
Belleville
Freeport
Alton
Kankakee
Ata
Streator
Census Bureau
Shipping revival push and editorials prompt U S vessel registry debate
The paper reports on a Humphrey bill to register more than a dozen vessels under the American flag and notes American ships linked to United Fruit Co with about 80 vessels. It cites Rep Humphrey in Detroit criticizing the merchant marine and contrasts Japan's fleet. A reader letter discusses protectionism and free trade, ending with Henry Watterson’s creed on moral journalism.
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United States
Humphrey
Washington
Congress
United Fruit Co
Boston
Detroit
Lake Carriers’ Association
Japan
Pacific
Monitor
Globe
Panama Canal
Christian Science Monitor
MI-O-NA stomach tablets promised relief on money back plan
T J Segraves sells MI-O-NA stomach tablets with a money back guarantee. The ad claims quick, lasting relief from indigestion, heartburn, belching, and gas, citing Mrs Altie Edson of Battle Creek as a testimonial and urging readers to try the product through Segraves and leading druggists.
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T. J. Segraves
Segraves
Altie.Etson
Dun Road
Battle Creek
Mich
Pivotal political clashes and court views emerge in disjointed Kansas report
The piece notes reactions to reciprocity with Canada, a grand jury dispute over Danville voting fraud, Taft signing a Panama Canal exposition pen bill, and bold defense of the U S Supreme Court's role amid party rivalry. It includes quips from workers and a verse about price burdens.
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Kim
Follette
Cummins
Beveridge
Bristow
William Allen White
Kansas
Kansas City Journal
Republican Party
Green Bay
Canada
Danville
Kimbrough
Taft
San Francisco
Panama Canal
California
United States
Congress
Senate
Washington
Breathing Space Before a Fresh Business Upturn
Henry Clews of New York says general business remains quiet as the year ends. Conservatism prevails. steel runs at half capacity with no early revival. He cites railroads and textile curtailment as factors, with recovery expected only after a gradual adjustment and widespread economic tightening.
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Henry Clews
New York
Adnight in the Ozarks Health Remedy Claim
A reader recalls a trek in the Ozarks and a long illness. He credits Dr King’s Discovery with saving his life, claiming the tonic cured coughs colds la grippes asthma and related ailments, priced 106 and 100 dollars for a bottle or by mail from Graves.
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Ozarks
Hiram
Séranton
Clay City
Adyee
Jung
Quinny
Graves
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