Physician Advice for Women Promotes Dr. Pierce Cure
The article urges women to seek medical help from a renowned physician, Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo, for female ailments. It praises his Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets, claiming high success in treating weakness, prolapse, and leucorrhea and offering $500 for uncured cases.
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R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Tree Root Lesson From Oak Fable Narrated by Woodman
A Chicago Tribune note presents a fable where a woodman counsels his son to strike at the tree root rather than lop branches. The dutiful son follows and later understands virtue as reward, after a brief return to leisure.
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Chicago Tribune
Unclear medical advocate visits persist with patients
Describes a physician who treats incurables permanently during the cases he undertakes. He sends the patients home without charge. He continues monthly visits, unlike other specialists who make brief attempts and then do not return.
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Phil
A Choice of Evils Miss Meadowbrook
Miss Meadowbrook and Miss Hempstead debate a suitor's merits with comic jabs about brains and boredom in a Brooklyn Eagle item. The exchange highlights social snares and witty banter amid fashionable society concerns.
From Morning to Noon Score Ending Noted
The report notes activity spanning from a.m. hours to noon with references to ran or sbink, indicating a brief time window and cryptic terms. It captures a partial timespan and actions without full context.
Not Very Splattering Widow's Intended-Well
A playful Chicago Tribune style line contrasts a widow’s claim of a good fortune with a fiancé’s surprise remark about his mother’s knowledge of the match. The exchange hints at a social set piece rather than a full news event.
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Tommy
Chicago Tribune
Rely on Kodel Digestion Cure for Heart Ailments
Nevada Ohio man credits four months of Kodel Dyspepsia Cure with curing stomach trouble and heart pressure. Ad proclaims indigestion as a source of heart disease and promotes DeWitt Co Chicago bottled remedy at $1.00, trial size 50 cents.
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D. Kauble
Nevada
E. Qo, Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Master in Chancery Sale of Lands in Putnam County Illinois
A master in chancery will sell at the west door of the county courthouse in Hinnen gin on May 28 1904 at two o clock afternoon the estate of the late John A Dinfoger deceased including 400 acres of land with two dwellings barn residence property in Florida held by Dr Hall and a town lot in Ly e village. Terms 10 percent cash remainder on sale by credit. Complainants solicitors J M McNabb and J E Taylor.
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France
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Vieux Vaillant
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Marathon
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Decide
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Pierre
Uovo
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Minu
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Vieux-Chassin
Cora
Poule
Sandi
Voce
Mignon
Paullov
Vieux-Coco
Jean-St- Blanc
Vaillant Gay
Prosper
Rosalle
Bienvenu
Societe Hippique
Fure-M-Loir
Nouvreau
Vieux-Pierressi
Vieux-Pierre
Pelute
M Berjeau
Courvallon
Uoon
Pauline
America
Putnam Horse Company
George Lawson
Barnhart Place
Putnam
Shrom Tutsch Fugato& Williams
Nat George Finley
G. I. Loomis
Henry Township
W J Blackburn
George Wabel
Knapp Place
Ake
Putnam Horse CO
Ashal
John . A. Dinfoger
Court House
Hennegin
Putnam County
Uilnois
Florida
Dr. Hall
Lye Village
Wale Core
Eee
Otiuncery
Putoum Co
J.M McNabb
J. E. Taylor
Porter and Iferr Peter Pay Their Bills
Sondags-Nisse records a curious exchange as Porter asks about Iferr Peter being there. The reply notes he paid his bill and left, prompting a surprised correction about which Peter was meant.
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Porter
Iferr Petergon
Sondags-Nisse
Dialogue From a Theater Sketch in Chicago Daily News
A short archival note quotes a satirical exchange where the victim urges a change of occupation while another character retorts with a jab about butchery. The exchange showcases sharp humor and period newsroom tone.
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