Tearful or Cheerful Identify Woman’s Mood Source
Purported medical ad arguing tearful women become cheerful when treating physical weakness with Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Claims regularity, healing of ulcers and drains, and cures for female weakness restore well being. Includes testimonial from Alice Adams praising results and urging use of the medicine and Pleasant Pellets.
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Wall Street figures and church leaders in New York news
The St Louis Globe Democrat cites the Schley case remarking on naval officers who boast more than they act. It notes a Wall Street tribute to business activity, praises Congressman Joseph V. Grail of Peoria, and reports Archbishop Ireland’s Civic Federation closing address urging industrial peace.
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Wall Street
Chicago Tribune
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Impressions from Arizona Trip by Mrs Zeller on Pullman Route
Mrs Zeller writes from the Phoenix area to her uncle Robert H Green of Phenix Arizona detailing a travel memoir from Phenix Prescott and the Grand Canyon. She praises the scenery moonlight and atmosphere while noting local streets Indian cowboys and modern shops.
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Dr Zeller
Phenix
Arizona
Robert H. Green
San Francisco
Pullman
Winchester
Anna Perley
Prescott
Grand Canyon
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Suez
Orange Grove
Honolulu
Japan
Astead
Florence
Italy
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Pastoral Letter on Divorce and Remarriage from Bishop of Quincy
The Rev Barrett read a pastoral letter at St John’s Episcopal Church on the church’s marriage law. It reaffirms canon law allowing no absolute divorce except for adultery and forbids ministers from solemnizing marriages where one spouse is divorced after marriage. It notes exceptions for the innocent party and stresses enforcement within the diocese.
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Barrett
St John’s Episcopal Church
St John’s Church
San Francisco
Frederick W. Taylor
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Advent Season Marks December Beginning and Christmas End
Advent begins the first Sunday in December and lasts until Christmas. It signals preparation for the nativity with four Sundays representing 4,000 years of world history. Violet is worn and nuptial Masses are forbidden until Epiphany. weddings are not celebrated during Advent among the faithful.
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John the Baptist
Woman's Save Life Through Operation Told in Tale
A Wisconsin man narrates a doctor urging one operation to save a life as gall stones worsen a patient. After vain attempts, the woman uses Electric Bitters and is wholly cured. The remedy treats stomach liver and kidney issues including dyspepsia and loss of appetite. Available at Dr Powell's City drug store for 50 cents with guarantee.
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Lime Ridge
Wis
Dr Powell's City Drug Store
A. J. Snell
Chamberlain
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Summer Hill
D. CN
Powell
Post Office Guidance on Third Class Mail Labeling
The third assistant postmaster general states that printing words like circular or photograph on a third class package triggers first class postage at two cents per ounce or fraction. Only the address and sender card may be written on the wrapper. other inscriptions are not allowed.
Scot's Emulsion Promises Strength Against Cough
An advert promises Scot's Emulsion nourishes and strengthens the body to fight a hard cough and fortify health. It markets as a nourishing food medicine priced at £1.05 in New York through agents M E Cherst.
Accidents Strike Local Residents in Odd incidents
Accidents reported as Geo Shorts suffered a severe thigh laceration on Monday December 16 after feeding an animal at his farm. He escaped initial attack but was bitten again later. a physician dressed and sewed a four to five inch deep wound and he remained bedbound. Harry Bulleyment injured his hand in a rabbit shooting incident when a pistol and shotgun discharged. a doctor removed a ball from the thumb and treated the wound hoping for no serious trouble.
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Geo Shorts
Mr Shirts
Harry Bulleyment
Himelf
Harry
Correspondents urged to write impartially and promptly
A published note urges correspondents to avoid bias and refrain from personal prejudice in reporting. It advises impersonal coverage, careful item selection due to space, and to remain prompt even if some items are cut by the editor.
Yearly subscriptions and new state hospital plans feature in Henry Republican
The Henry Republican promotes holiday subscriptions as a gift that lasts all year and notes Dr. George A. Zeller’s expected acceptance as superintendent of the Bartonville state hospital for the incurable, with 200 patients planned at opening and capacity reaching 750. Dr H F Carriel is named acting superintendent pending Zeller’s return from the Philippines.
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Henry Republican
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George A. Zeller
H. F. Carriel
Jacksonville
Zeler
Philippines
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Relief
For broken limbs burns scalds bruised shins sore throat and sores use Ballard's Snow Liniment. It will give immediate relief and heal any wound. Sold at Powell's City Drug Store.
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Ballard
Dy Powell
City
National Magazine to feature McKinley friendship essays
The January issue of National Magazine in Boston will publish Senator Marka of Ohio’s articles on William McKinley and his career. It promises authoritative insights and vivid anecdotes about the late president and his devoted friends, with a note on obtaining the issue by mail.
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Marka
Ohio
William McKinley
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