How to preserve youthful charm through health
An advice piece touts keeping beauty and vitality by caring for women’s health. It promotes Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for feminine disorders and urges buying only from reputable sellers. A Raleigh reader testimonial cites relief from falling uterine issues, insomnia, and nervousness after using the listed products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Mary Williams
Raleigh, Wake Co
N.C
Pierce
Jupenisary Medical Association
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense Medical
Beaty Republican Sussia Rates and War Tax Talk
The 1898 Beaty Republican prints a July 7 note on subscription terms, McKinley tariff talk, and Harrison praising the US navy. It discusses war taxes on stamps, medicines, bank checks, deeds, mortgages, beer, whisky, and tobacco, urging patriotic support.
League Raises Funds for Troop L in Lincoln
The Lincoln women of the Federation of Women’s Clubs report from Denver with a breezy account by a Marshall county born reporter. They organized a league to fund Troop L, enrolling 25 members at 25 cents each and planning broader town cooperation led by a vice president from each town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Federation of Women’s Clubs of the
United States
Denver Daily Post
Marshall County
N. Q. Tunquary
Steuben Township
Ladies of
Lincon
Troop L
Mia Clara B. Fort
Lemma Strawn
B. W. Wrights
Bertie Hoffrichter
J. ,R. Chapman
League
Henry
Puprls
John Grieves
Rose
Thomas
Jewett
Lacon
America
Frank Barnard's Singing Note From Altamont Brother
Frank Barnard, in Altamont Kansas, writes to his sister Mary Fish Soper detailing good health and busy store work with Nancy. He recalls singing verses for a memorial sermon after the Maine battleship tragedy and describes music in a county high school assembly room. He notes voice clarity, fading strength, and that high school students have left for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Barnard
Mary Fish Soper
Altamont
Kansas
Henry
Mary
Fina
Lil
Nancy
George Paskell
Sarah
F, G, Barnard
Western Trip Reflections Across Wyoming and Utah Scenery
A traveler recounts a 2000 mile journey with 40 minutes notice. He details initial monotony of Wyoming scenery, then notes notable sights near Ogden Utah including Devil's Slide and Baar River Canyon. Observations describe Wasatch foothills, irrigation ditches, and travel impressions from the Oregon Short Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Utah
Clinols
Devil’s Slide
Ogden
Wasatch Mountains
Dept
Two Week Quasi Expedition Across the West to Salt Lake Denver
A correspondent from Magnolia Illinois recounts a two week trip with stops in Idaho Oregon and Utah. They describe land surveys near the Boise river and Snake river, a visit to Salt Lake City and Saltair, travels through Denver and Colorado Springs, and a perilous mountain climb where a horse nearly fell on a track. The writer praises the trip as profitable and notes Rev J E Evans's move to Osseo Wisconsin and his wife Mrs Evans gaining license to preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Boise River
Snake River
Yale
Oregon
Ays
Caldwell
Salt Lake City
D.e.barley
OS Lrr
Temple Rock
Mhountain
Tralia
Saltair
Mey
Rio Grande Rrr
Denver
Colorado
Arkansas
Royal Gorge
Uttle
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Elitch
State House
Salt Lake
UP & N
Illinois
Sterling
J E Evans
Congregational Church
Osseo
Wis
Mountain water system and Mormon Temple tour details
The narrative describes snow shint to water supply via large wooden pipes feeding a reservoir. It recounts a trip ending in Parma Idaho with a stop in Oregon. It notes Tabernacle and Temple features of the Mormon community, including the organ and granite temple construction completed in 1883, and Zion's Mercantile and Fort Douglas visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
Cooperative ‘Mercantile Institution
Fort. Douglas
Sife
Elmont Reunion Recalls California Trip and Community Spread
A Glen Oak Park gathering marks the Elmont reunion with 30 attendees from Peoria and Lacon, recalling the 1897 Puprls trip to California. The event features poems and songs, a history reading by Miss Gould, and notes on local hospitality and the new Henry Telephone Co installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elemont
California
Wikmont
Old Settlers
Glen O.k’ Park
Pease
Mowurnie
Migs. Gould
Samuel Parker
Mr Thompson
Eva Gould
LI Thompson
Ezcan Packer
Jewett
Thomas
Grieves
Lacon
Fulton County
Peoria
Decatur
Gould
Parker
Republican
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Wily Jones
ORB
Regulator Building
Market Stroct
City Drug Store
DR B, F Forrest
Henry, Ill
Gressor Block
Edward Street
Ostigar
Edwardstreet
J. A. Swemn
Eney
Ilianois
Hille Smith Grocery
Mainstreet
E. G. Cromwell, M.D
Henry Piber ‘Oraoris
Coun's- Grocery
Offen
DR. Arthur
Motter
Dr. Swam
Smith's
J Thomas
Omoo
Camp House
Ill
Fred-E Potter
Attorney' AT Law
Rowse
Moler & Bonis Hardware Store
Rikinnear
Lay
Renry
Illeinoi8
Ria Lietatod
Eawarabis Petite
Ély
J. A Pranklin
Jill
McMurtrietoox
Kirkpatrick
W.R. Edwards
Motter'a
Ravanch
Noriesooe Ee
Spain
Fort
William McKinley
Omaha
Far West
Harrison
United States Navy
Reyal
Royal. Nees
Anor
New York
Magnolia, Ill
Cordelia Wilson
Horseshoe Canon
Starved Rock
Parma
Hood
L. Cummbyas
North Brookfield
Mass
Scott
Ayer
Ang
Golden State
Nisefet
Asbin
W. M. Bush
Dorrance
Powell
Henry Telephone Co
New City
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