Veteran of Civil War Finds Kidney Cure in Dodd's Pills
H Mendenhall, a Civil War veteran from this city, credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing his kidney disease after months of torture. He reports his health restored and praises the pills to others with kidney trouble. Dodd's Pills sell for 50 cents a box or six for $2.50, by Dodd's Medicine Co., Buffalo, New York.
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Quzesburg
H. Menden ‘Yall
LP Plummer
Gar
Department of Minee
Dodd
Mendenhall
Dodd's Medicine O
Buffalo
N. Y
Paradise
Anid
Entreaties and Anecdotes From a Cracked Column
A jumble of notices and anecdotes recounts petty quarrels, medical tonics, insurance payouts, injuries, and local personalities. Ernest Carter defends a nostrum. a misadventure near Venona injures several. James Good claims age, but others rival him. Andrew Baechler suffers a knee injury. John O’Brien moves to Sparland.
Saratoga News Briefs and Local Notices Update
Foster farm up end Ed Spangler will farm it. James Mathis of Toluca and a Mummermen of Wenone were injured crossing the Toluca Eastern two days ago. Mr. Hubbell of Iowa visits kin. The Oyster supper raised 1905 dollars. Jaxaco Van Oatland born 1825. died 1899 at Saratoga aged 73. Burial at Whitefield Center. sermon by Roy Moses. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised for sale by Dr Powell.
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William Spangler
Toluca
Rbanklin
Washburn
John Linea
Peoria
Indiana
James Cowen
Binger
James Mathis
Tolucg
Wenone
Toluos
Saratoga
Will Martin
Hubbell
Iowa
Newton van Ostrand
Wm Harney
Maud Salisbury
Bert Newman
Mra
Wm Salisbury Sr
Charley
Isaac van Ostrand
Illinois
Jaxaco van Oatland
Summerville
New Jersey
Newton
Lincoln
Charles Thumma
Abernathy
Mra Bennett
T'has
Robert McAfee
David Holmes
Wm Martin
Conrad Swartz
Amos Thompson
Jesus
Aleep
Local Notes and Social Updates From Elsewhere
Several brief items report visits and social notices, including Jesse Elorid Relohwine visiting Samuel Sutcliff, Mrs Jas Chance and Carrie Springer in Henry trading, and Joseph Willis visiting his sick Nebraska brother. Also mentions a funeral, church social, clergy visit, barber parlor setup, and comments on health and sympathy.
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Jesse Relohwine
Samuel Sutcliff
Jas Chance
Carrie Springer
Henry
J A Seatons
Hennepin
Rev Mast
McCormick Seminary
Chicago
Joseph Willis
Nebraska
Fred Taylor
Abernathy
J B Albert
Quaker Lane Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Ida Shields recovers from grippe as local residents, including Mia, travel to Springfield for an insurance meeting and to attend the State Farmers Institute. Rebecca McClang, sister of Charles and James Price, visits friends and relatives. A Band O Wilson and families spend Sunday in Wenona with John Wilson and family.
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Ida
Quarterly meeting and local notices from McLean county
Joshua and Abel Mills travel to Benjam inville for a quarterly meeting with the Grange Fair directors advancing their semi monthly prep for the annual fair. Abel Mills leaves for Decatur to visit Dr Mills before the meeting. WCTU holds a commemorative meeting at Bumgarner’s for Frances EB Willard’s death. A Mary V Griffith letter from Geyserville Cal reports good health with family. Charles Gallaher, now in Chicago, lost $1600 value in a Burlington fire, insured for 8500. Harry Wierman of Lostant, visiting Kangley, had a runaway accident causing injury while loading a coal wagon.
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Joshua
Abel Mills
Benjaminville
Mclean County
Grange Fair Dreocors
Decatur
Nesday
Dr . O Mills
WCTU
Bumgarner
L’rances
EB Willard
Mary
Griffith
Will
Geyserville
Cal
Charles Gallaher
Chicago
Grain O Drink for Children Promoted as Coffee Alternative
A historic ad promotes Grain O as a tasty nourishing drink for children to replace coffee. It claims Grain O tastes like coffee when prepared, aids digestion and strengthens nerves, and it is not a stimulant but a health builder. The price listed is about a third as much as coffee, with a 1 lb and a 25 oz package available at grocers.
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Earth
Milo and area notes of visits and a wedding
Milo extends greetings as Thomas Brown remains ill while others improve. Local visits include Ben Lutes from Saratogs and Albert Longman’s Sugar Grove relatives. Sanford Sprague plans a move to southern Iowa to farm. Carrie Mason wed Perry Sidener with Rey French officiating. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advertised by local druggists.
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Thomas Brown
Ben Lutes
Saratogs
Milo
J Hwofoagle
Lombardville
Sanford Sprague
Iowa
Albert Longman
Sugar Grove
Mito
Fannie Longman
Hattle
Mrasidener
Lone Tree school shows strong entertainment performance
Wheatland notes a lively Lone Tree school program with over 100 attendees. students acted well in Aunt Letsys Bean and The Wedding Notice, the Delsarte drill impressed, and May Finnegan led the finale. A wedding followed at John Ball home with Roy Bear and Loisa Mary Ball wed.
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Lone Tree
Aunt Letsy's Bean
Handy Andy
May Bionégan
Barbars Fritchey
Laura Bell
Delsarte
May Finnegan
John Ball
Ray Northup
Putnam
Roy Bear
Loisa Mary Ball
Kay Anderson
John Wall, Jr
Death of Felix Faure marks French republics loss
Paris and Washington report the sudden death of Felix Faure sixth president of France after a three hour illness. The U S president dispatched condolences to Faure’s family noting the world mourns a great statesman. Faure’s passing triggers constitutional steps for succession and national mourning.
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M. Felix Faure
French Republic
Paris
Felix Faure
Repubblic of France
France
Jegienature
Versaillen
Francois Felix Faure
Third Republic of France
Janary
England
Irance
Amboise
M Dolluot
Ambolac
Havre
Edulton
Llavre
Gambetta
M Jules Sorry
M. Brisson
M. Tirard
M Dupuy
Tabineet
Chamber of Deputies
M Casimir Porter
Henri Brisson
M. Faure
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Russia
McKinley
Washington
Department of State
Porter
United States
Republic
Railway mail contrat section details and Chicago role
The text explains a quadrennial weighing of mails under the third railway district. It notes the United States is divided into four districts with Chicago as the central distributing hub in the largest section. It states the current mail carriage revenue for this region is £15,000,000 yearly, £2,000,000 more than in other sections.
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Mather
United States
Chicago
The Farmer’s Noble Role In World Affairs
An essay argues the farmer remains humanity’s core enduring force. It praises hard work, modern farming, and the farmer’s pivotal place beside city life, insisting agriculture sustains nations and never decays. It recalls Franklin and a 30 year old agricultural cartoon celebrating the farmer "feeds you all."
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Dow OE
Packer
Conlumn
Commissary Department
Free medical offer from Dr Miles promises $250 in treatment
An advertisement touts a $40 000 giveaway enabling 16000 people with nervous and other ailments to test Dr Miles' aurative quilitier free of charge. It cites cured patients, asks readers to request an examination blank and $250 worth of free treatment from Dr Franklin Miles at the Masonry Temple Chicago, with testimonials from individuals in Chicago Grand Rapids and beyond.
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Franklin Miles
M. D
Chicago
F. J. Held
Grand Rapids
Frank Souths
Wabnah Ayn
S Truman DalYeona
Outor
Timan-Herald
Miles
Hon
Buck
Tery
Canada
Mexico
Dave
Masonnio Temple
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Ernest Carter
Tha Yule
Mike Finnegan,Jr
Thierry
Venona
MWA
Wallace Taylor
Herbert
Taylor
Venona Index
Manila
James Good
Springfield
James
Lacon
Mr Good
Robert Boal
Senator Fort
James Hoyt
Journal
Thompson
Northwestern Mutual Lifensurance Company
Wisconsin
Peter Ammerman
Wendna
Tolace
Zimmerman
Bomé
Mathis
John O'Brien
Devlin
Sparland
Marnette Coal Co
Obren
Andrew Baechler
Ira Hancock
Christian Endeavor Society
Bayne
Vera Ranklm
J Ey McLean
Chillicothe
T Town
Henry Prieshes
Foster Farm
Ed Spangler
Buckien
Powell
Elorid
Quaker Lane
Just
Henry, Illinois
J. W Niece
Chamberlain's
Hisgen Bros
Carper 69Th St
Wentworth Ay
Wheatland
McKinley Senda
Crief
Castoria
Cha
Miche
Mission OF Agriculture
Buccesa
Base
Panken
Ohicago, LL
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