Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promises Purified Blood
A column extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as purifying blood and keeping it pure to fight eruptions boils and other signs of impurities. A North Carolina reader recounts improvement after using the medicine plus Pellets and Catarrh Remedy, noting partial recovery and restored ability to work and eat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Medical
Doctor Pierce
James R. Moss
New London
Stanly Co
N.C
Dr. Pierce
Goldett
Republican ticket list and seed distribution notes
The piece lists party tickets for various statewide and county offices including U S Senator Albert Hopkins and several others. It also notes the repeal of war revenue taxes reducing taxes by about 873 million and highlights the agricultural department seed distribution starting earlier than usual with 40 million seed packages to farmers nationwide.
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Congress
Agricultural Department
Cattle and Horses in Early American History
Pre Columbian America had no cattle. Columbus brought domestic animals that escaped captivity and helped establish native cattle herds in the West Indies and Mexico as well as long horned herds in Texas. Horses arrived and became mustangs and plains wild horses. The postmaster general will appoint a commission to review mail delivery by trains due to bag throws injuring and killing people. New devices may be adopted. costs fall to railroads.
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America
Western Hemisphere
West Indies
Mexico
Texas
Plains
Traina
Department
Declaration of Principles prompts education department reform
The document from the N B A meeting in Minneapolis calls for reorganizing the Bureau of Education with broader powers and an independent Department of Education. It notes tax evasion in Chicago including manufacturing exemptions and proposed systemic tax reforms to ease burdens on country taxpayers.
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Minnéapoliy
Ape
Department of Education
Chicago
Mke Booth &O
Summer tour notes from Niagara Falls to Claremont diary
The writer chronicles a month long tour by steamer stopping at Niagara Falls and Toronto then visiting Lewiston Fort Niagara and Fort Brock. He attends the coronation service of King Edward and Queen Alexandra at St James Cathedral and meets a cultured Philadelphia traveler. The diary also covers a stay in Claremont New Hampshire with visits to local sights and a moss lined churchyard.
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Speed
Rev
L. ‘Campbell
Philadelphia
Niagara
Great Gorge
Toronto
Lewleton
Fort Niagara
Frontier House
George Washington
LaFayette
Fencimore Cooper
Daniel Webster
John G. Saxe
U. S
Philippines
Wide Pit River
Brock
Lewiston
Falla
Europe
Heidelberg
America
Tricas
New Hampshire
Claremont
New England
Binal
Bird Shot For Tiger A Caution On Disease Cure
Public notice style warning compares hunting with bird shot to fighting a tiger disease. Advocates Scott's Emulsion as a stronger treatment, claiming it strengthens the body and supports lungs. Offers a free sample and lists a La soc address and price.
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Scott
Scott SE Powaie
Chemins, Coy
Scott Spowne
Chasis
Peart St
New England Visit Includes Roosevelt Glimpse and Lake Sunapee
The writer recalls early family ties to Miles Standish and John Alden, notes visits to Manchester Mills and Green Mountain, and describes summer scenes at Fitch farm. A lakeside encounter with President Roosevelt near Lake Sunapee is described, including a voyage on the Keersage and a grand Windsor, Vermont journey with decorated streets and the New England reception.
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Miles Standish
John Alden
Fitch
New England
Vermont
Mount Ascutney
Stat
New York City
Boston Journal
Montreal
Norcross Brothers
Lake Sunipee
Jake Sumpee
Jake Geneva
America
Windsor
Varta
Corbin’s Park
Cornish
Connecticut River
Winston Churchill
Richard Carrel
Rutherford B. Hayes
New Hampshire Sde
New-York
Tess
Arca
Enns
Kazame
Beemany
M.L. Hiltebrand
Parson's Noble Act Prompts Cure Claim
Rev C. J. Budlong of Ashaway proclaims a liable medicine cured his jaundice and liver troubles after years of suffering. He praises Electric Bitters as a remarkable remedy for liver kidney and stomach issues. Sold for 50 cents with guaranteed satisfaction at Dr Powell's City drug store.
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C. J. Budlong
Ashaway
Putnam County Jury List for October Term
Names drawn for grand and petit juries at the October term convening in Hennepin on October 27 include grand jurors from Hennepin Magnolia Granville Senachwine and others and petit jurors from Hennepin Magnolia Granville and Senachwine with numerous listed individuals across districts. The list names jurors such as Oscar Brennemann Chas Bush E B Custer Henry O Neal Nicholas Weber and more.
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Putnam County
Tober
Hennepin
Grand Jury
Oscar Brennemann
Chas Bush
E. B. Custer
Henry O'Neal
Nicholas Weber
Harry Hipple
Hamm
Magnolia
T. E. Gallaher
Clifford Haws
John Ramage
Grant Trone
Boy's Life Saved by Dr King Drug Bottle
A Leesville man endured asthma attacks while his family feared death but found relief with Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. He reports sleeping soundly and claims cures for consumption pneumonia bronchitis coughs colds and grip. Guaranteed bottles 50c and 1.00 with a free trial bottle at Dr Powell's City Drug Store.
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Dr King
W. H. Brown
Leesville
Marvelius
Dr Powell's City Drug Store
Real estate transfers and lot deeds across Marshall County
Property transactions list numerous transfers including Jessie M Brumsey to James Brumsey in sec 1 EE, Royce to Lewis Webster in Sparland, Robert Herroke to Charles Herroke in Lacon, Arthur Owens Camp Grove lots, Chas Jacobs to Jessie Hyer Camp Grove, Isabella Garatt to George Swartz Hopewell, Wm Spangler to Eva Spalding Toluca, Marvin Hughitt to Ruth Brown Broadmoor, Adolph Zimmerman to Theodore Bickerman rail add, and others in Marshall County.
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Jessie M . Brumsey
James Brunsey Sr
EE Royce
Lewis
Webster
Tori
Sparland
Robert Herroke
Charles E Herroke
Lacon
Camp Grove
Chas Jacobs
Jessie Hyer
Ulk
Isabella V Garatt Et al
George A Swartz
Sec
Hopewell
Wm M Spangler
Eva Spalding
Toluca
JR Bouton
HB Dickinson
Marvin Hughitt
Ruth Ann Brown
Broadmoor
Sympathy Resolution From Magnolia Lodge for Brother Mitchell
Magnolia Lodge No. 103 A F and A M expresses sincere sympathy to Brother 8 B Mitchell and his children after the death on August 30. The resolution states the lodge’s condolences, orders a copy to be placed in minutes, and sent to the bereaved husband and Henry papers. Committee: Oscar Schacht E E Barbour.
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B. Mitchell
Magnolia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Brother Mitchell
Henry
T. Oscar Schacht
E. E. Barbour
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FAUM
Steuben
Nenen
John Uartley Henry
Ariianlers
Menei
Lad Lee
Ree Pye
Beeesen
Putnam
Eee Eo
Eorge Burt
George Dt Borr
George Burt & Son Editors and Publisuehr
Alican
Republican Tigret
Albertd. Hopkins
Clerse Supreme Court
Chris Mamer
Frederick A. Busse
Bupt Public Instruction
Alfred Bayliss
Wm. B. MeKlinley
A. Kerrick
Laura B. Evins
Joseph V. Grif
Representatives
Josiah Kerrick
I. M
Wright
Bos County
Sherif August Steinke
Harrison J.gregory
R. Flunnum
Putnan
Awase
Henry C. Milte
Ceci
Stanton
George W
Daniel B. Turner
Istebrand
Niagara Falls
Tiger
Green River Ditch
Forrest Sros
Magnolia Grange Agricultural Pair
Clear Creek, Putnal Coo., Ill
W. L. Mills
Edwin D. Gunn
John, Kuss
Ege Cenviassoncsne
Eee
Sapolio
Olegn Amin TS
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