Chicago drainage bill debates in Illinois legislature
A St Louis Post Dispatch correspondent reports fierce debate in Springfield over Chicago sewage plans. Opponents question cost, feasibility, and potential harm to interior streams, warning tax limits and trustee liability may leave damages unpaid. Facing a March vote, foes forecast defeat if concerns persist.
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Mary and Bell Exchange Old Time Letter Echoes Health Recovery
A fragmented Victorian letter describes Mary recovering her health after illness and expresses renewed vitality and joy. The writer recalls a prior month of weakness and notes relief after using Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. The piece also includes commentary on medical advertising practices observed in the press.
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Wonona Index starts its 25th year in operation
The Wonona Index began its 25th year last week. Prof Thomas of LaSalle marked his 32nd milestone Monday. The coal shaft store at Minoak burned last week with logs valued at $80,000 insured. Sue Owen of Lacon attends art lessons at the Illinois Female College in Jacksonville.
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Shorty’s Journey Among the Indians in Oklahoma Territory
Ed Schuster known as Shorty returns from Indian territory and describes busy plowing, growing corn, and active Wichita settlements. He meets Uncle Billy Boncomels at a large ranch, notes Wichita sports like Joe McNally and Colorado, and reports on the Purcell killing of Deputy U.S. Marshal McAlister by Cook, who was later shot at Albert. Shorty mentions a brutal scene, drinking to steady nerves, and a fortune in forty-red whisky on an old Oklahoma stage road. He says a big buck will arrive today for distribution.
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What a Dunce Suffered and Found Quick Relief
A patient describes a feverish ailment with hot head and foul breath and stomach disorder. After a week of illness he used Dr Pierce's Pellets and recovered quickly, lamenting his earlier neglect of the remedy and praising the purgative's speed of relief.
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