Dr. Franklin Miles Liver Treatment Offered Free
An advertisement touts a free 250 dollar worth of New Surgical Treatment samples from Dr Franklin Miles. It claims numerous testimonials from patients in Grand Rapids Chicago and New York and urges readers to send for the treatment at 201 to 209 State Street Chicago. Mention the newspaper.
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Piaoklin
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Ant
Dr Mile
Grand Rapids
Pye
Chicago
York City
Philadelphia
Chiego
W. Bell
D.D
Dayton
Seely
Foreign Missions
Lhe State Sunday School Union
Wwe
Miles
J S. Jewell
J. P. Ross
Rush
Medical College
Weese
Chicago Times Ferald
Niles
Freeport
Til
Acott
Frank Smith
Grites
Franklin Miles
State St
Republican Treasury Booms as Henderson Withdraws from Iowa Race
The Republican announces Iowa’s treasury near three million dollars as proof of able governance. David B. Henderson of Des Moines leaves the Iowa congressional race, citing disagreement with party tariff policy on trusts. The piece cites McKinley’s pledge that the party’s aims are clear and enacted in law.
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David B. H. Henderson
Des Moines
House of Representatives
Congress
Child Education and Exposure to the Best Works
The text argues that parents must guide a child's tastes and expose them to the best literature, art, and music from early childhood. It rejects inferior or common culture and urges presenting superior works to nurture the child's temperament and ideas. It emphasizes the right to access premier writings and personal, artistically rich experiences.
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BRYEY
Itn
Boes
Grange and Agriculture Show Farm Knowledge and Advice
The article extols grains with high albumen content for egg production and warns against overprocessing. It praises educated farmers and thrifty wives, notes the advertising value of printers ink, and urges mulching in dry weather. It discusses mail delivery, market prices, dairy practices, and Illinois crop resilience.
Nationalizing coal fields would curb miner strikes
The New England Homestead argues national ownership of coal mines could prevent strikes. It condemns the current stoppages as an outrage causing wide public inconvenience and loss, noting postal and rail service norms against strikes.
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New England
Diver Matt Gay’s Death Rumor Debunked
The report claims Matt Gay died during a diving stunt in the city, but the tale is false. Gay performed his act twice daily all week and on Saturday night at 10, drawing applause from a large crowd, and remains alive and eager to perform.
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Matt Gay
Bankers dispute looming stringency and House race outlook
Leading Chicago bankers say financial stringency in the west is overestimated and ample money exists to move crops. They favor abolishing subtreasuries and distributing funds to banks, while loan rates at five percent temper fears. The Senate sits with 43 Republicans, 32 Democrats, and three vacancies, as the House race looms with strong GOP chances and a noted candidate J. V. Graff urged to take no chances.
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Chicago
West
United States Senate
House of Representatives
House
Ub & Big
J. V. Graff
Annexation fervor grows in Trinidad and Jamaica
In the past months planters and business leaders push for annexation to the United States citing sugar industry woes and island prosperity. Native populations warn of lynchings and discriminatory laws in the southern states and demand reform as discontent rises across the colonies.
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United States
Women’s clubs urged to learn by passion not papers
The piece argues that women’s clubs overrely on reading lists and papers, urging direct engagement with topics such as drama and art. It cites examples from The Woman's Home Companion and The Woman's Journal, noting prominent women and a push for women to enter law in Georgia.
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Clube
Congreve
Schopenhauer
The
Woman's Journal
Boston
Lacon
Mary I. Barnes
Eecboo
Barnes
Illinois
Caroline Buckingham
Lacon Union High School
Lizzie J. Bullman
Emma R. Strawn
Gov Candler
Waste of Material and a Lawyerly Digression
In a brief comic exchange, a husband jokes that a skilled mechanic was spoiled when he left the trade for law. His wife quips about spoiling a good bachelor, reflecting humorous street chatter from a Chicago Tribune item.
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Maria
Chicago Tribune
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Lorton
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