Incurable Heart Disease Soon Cured by Dr Miles Trial
A promotional notice offers Franklin Miles M D LL B promising a free trial of his heart disease treatment by mail. It cites long study 25 years and claims dramatic cures for various heart and related ailments and lists numerous testimonials. Free pamphlets and examination blanks are available by mail at 209 State St Chicago IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
A. Kronck
Huntington
Ind
Mora Gructer
Bristolville
James St Waite
Frank Smuth
Julius Kelster
Chicago
Franklin Miles
State St
Oklahoma Voting Population Growth Estimated to 1904
The Republican notes Oklahoma’s rapid population rise citing 58 000 votes four years ago, 72 000 last year, and an estimated voting population of at least 100 000 by 1904, reflecting continued growth and turnout Potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
US seeks to keep Morro Castle under US control in Cuba
A cabinet member states the Platt amendment allows the United States to demand naval stations in Cuba and Morro Castle at Havana harbor. The president and advisers aim to maintain an American flag presence at the gateway to Cuba and keep a sufficient force ready for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Morro Castle
Havana Harbor
Bennettsville Resident Praises Electric Litter Cure
Editor A Brown reports his wife suffered from dyapepyia and stomach distress but improved after using four bottles of Electric Litters. He calls it a grand tonic with gentle laxative effects for indigestion loss of appetite and liver trouble. Available at Dr Powell's city drug store for 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Brown
Bennettsville
Phra
Trade policy could ease China relations say editors
Americana are anxious to enlarge trade with China but fear merchants would be treated as outcasts abroad. A liberal policy in framing the new law could advance trade relations without compromising its main aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Springfield Journal
Nations send ships to Panama ports to guard interests
Four great powers gather at Panama railroad terminals to protect their countries during the war. The United States takes the lead to keep the railroad open with moral support from the others, a course likely replicated for any Isthmian canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
United States
Henry Republican promotes nickel priced school tablets
The Henry Republican notes two school tablets offered at a nickel each and urges county schools to adopt them. The item highlights ongoing manufacturing and sales and frames the tablets as affordable educational tools for local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Republican
Humidity in Heated Rooms Reduces Fuel Use
Detroit school board experiments show maintaining proper humidity in heated rooms cuts fuel use 16 to 25 percent while improving comfort and health. The article urges higher indoor humidity in offices and homes to prevent dry air from harming respiratory tissues and reducing general well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehgelidome
School Board
Detroit
Michigan
Thompson Improving After Diabetes Remedy Report
A letter to Henry Republican readers shares J. S. Thompson’s recovery from Brights disease and diabetes after using the Tompkins Corbin Co. Diabetes Remedy. The author credits Chicago and New York sources, praises the remedy, and urges afflicted readers to obtain it despite poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Henry Republican
Lacon, I
Juncon Journal
Bright
Europe
America
Chicago
Tompkins-Corbin Co
Broadway
New York
Homps
E Henssily
A Young Lady Saved by a Remedy in Panama Columbia
In a Panama Colombia letter Dr Chas H Utter reports a severe dysentery case in a young girl that resisted all treatments until Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was given. Within eight hours she improved and within a week was completely well. Sold by Drs Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Columbia
Chamberlain
Chas H. Utter
Figenso
Drs Powell
Peoria Corn Exposition Seeks Record Awards in 1901
The Peoria exposition aims to surpass prior successes with ten days of exhibit preparation and enhanced decorations. Railways offer transportation prizes, boosting ties between farmers and railway workers. Peoria, a 70 000 strong hub in Illinois corn country, hopes thrifty farmers compete for premiums and strengthen the corn belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minois Corn Exposition
Peoria
Buffalo
Fand
Belt
Ehler
One Minute Talks: A Housekeeper Reflects on Home Upgrades
A housekeeper recounts a paper hangers and gas stove installer arguing over design choices. She explains how she preferred dark walls white ceilings and bright light for a practical kitchen workshop, and the workers gradually agree with her sensible layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kankakee
Rock Island Expands Rail Lines Across Oklahoma Territory
The Rock Island Railway plans complete extensions into Lawton and Anadarko with 25 miles southwest into homestead country and a 60 mile southeast spur to Terrell. A major north end link toward Anna darko and Mangum will add 100 miles of track. An El Paso to Liberal, Kan to El Paso line progresses toward October completion linking with Southern Pacific and Mexican Central, shortening Chicago to California and Mexico City routes.
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Rock Island
Rock Island Railway Company
Oklahooatn
Lawton
New Homestead
Mangum
Chickasha
Anadarko
Richards
Terrell
Inid
North End
Oklahoma
Annadarko
Lawton Road
el Paso
Southern Pacific
Mexican Central
Hock Island
Chicago
California
City of Mexico
Santa Fe
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
What most people want is something mild and gentle when in need of a physic Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets fill the bill. They fare easy to take and pleasant in taste. For sale by Dr J Bb and FA Owell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. Bb
FA. Owell
Denmark to Sell West Indies This Year
A Danish official told the Associated Press that Denmark will sell the West Danish Indies before year end. The king and cabinet support the sale with $8,750,000 as the price, a figure many consider low, but ratification is expected in Washington in December.
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Denmark
West Indies
Copenhagen
Associated Press
West Danish Indies
Rgedad
Washington
Governor Yates Under Fire Over Office Distribution
Peoria Star argues political criticism targets Gov. Yates for handling of appointments. It notes prior officials Altgeld Tanner Fifer Littler and Oglesby as reference points and defends Yates, faulting only Payson selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Tanner
Altgeld
Joe Fifer
Dave Littler
Dick Oglesby
Republican State Central Committee
Yates
Payson
Richard
Peoria
Law that Worked the Wrong Way in Tennessee Oil Tax
The Tennessee legislature imposed a $200 annual license on all illuminating oil sellers to curb the Standard Oil trust. Small independent dealers could not survive the levy, allowing Standard to seize control by paying licenses and raising prices. Populists now mourn the move as the law consolidated monopoly power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ags
Tennessee
Rockefeller Trust
Standard Trust
Deslersa
Thedaw
Standard
Chicago Chronicle
Varna Blind Pig Crisis Spurs Town Action
A Peoria Star correspondent reports Varna facing a saloon and blind pig problem. Town leaders show reluctance, while residents fear consequences and urge the public to elect a braved leader to confront the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varna
Peoria Star
Secret Cure Relief in Badieville Health Boost
Mrs Whitaker long suffered chronic bronchial trouble until Dr King's New Discovery reportedly cured her. Her husband credits the medicine with curing their granddaughter's severe whooping cough. The remedy claims to cure coughs, colds, grippe, bronchitis and lung troubles. Bottles 60 cents and 1.00. Free trials at Dr Powell's city drug store.
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Badieville
Kxy
Dr Powell’s City Drug Store
Reminiscences of Rev William Fawcett D D
Biographical sketch recalling the life of Rev William Fawcett D D and noting he was brother of Rev J N Fawcett of the local community This tribute to a respected M E church clergyman originates from Henry County readers and honors his contributions to faith and service.
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Henry and
Vicinity
J. N. Fawcett
Our City
M. E. Church
Remembering the Rev William Fawcett Pioneer Minister
A hometown obituary recounts Rev William Fawcett son of Rev M Fawcett who served Canadian Methodism for six decades. Born near Belleville about 1842 he endured loss and illness, became a noted preacher in the Upper Iowa conference, and led Cedar Rapids and Chicago congregations before his death at Albert Lea Minnesota on June 10. He left a wife Nellie Whipple and two infant sons.
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Wm. Fawcett
M. Fawcett
Methodist Church
Canada
Bellville
William
Wilfe
Lyman Beecher
Des Plaines
Fawcett
Methodist Episcopal
Upper Iowa
Sarah Houghton
M. Edward Fawcett
Church of Our Redeemer
Elgin
Til
New Hartford
West Union
Anamosa
McGregor
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
St Paul
M. E
St Luke's
Grace M. E
Chicao
Grace
Aurora
Park Avenue
Nellie Whipple
Merrill
Paul Stiles
William Calver
Shurch
Chicago
Europe
Atlantic
Nelie
Campbell Park
River Iorest Church
William Fawcett
Albert Lea
Minn
Aunu
Manitoba
Capt Young
Winnipeg
Maur Jobs
John Watson
Abert Lea
Sista
River Forest
Grace Church
McCabt
Mandeville
Hardin
Jack
Ely Cream Balm and Foot-Ease Advertisements
An advertisement promotes Ely Cream Balm for catarrh and nasal congestion with a 50 cent price and mail-order option from Ely Brothers New York. It claims rapid relief without pain or irritation. Also promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder for shoe comfort and relief from swelling, bunions and hot feet with a 25 cent price and free trial by mail.
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Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
All
B&f. A. Powells’ City Drug Store
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
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