Important estoppel case tests trademarks in Wisconsin
In the Western District of Wisconsin a suit by Sterling Remedy Company against Eureka Chemical Company of La Crosse challenges imitation of No-to-bae. The case questions name and trade mark imitation and whether advertising copy can be stolen word for word. The Madison Wisconsin Democrat notes the decision will settle key trademark and copyright issues.
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Eureka Chemical Company
la Crosse
Trouble. Co
United States Court of the Western District of
Wisconsin
Tarrant & Kroughage
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
New York
Hureka Chemical Company
la Crogge
Wis
United States
Ian—Madison
Wis -Democrat
Tramp Recovers Escaped Convict in Georgia Graveyard
A tramp sheltered in a Georgia graveyard to rest, awoke to a noise and found an escaped convict attempting to fling his shackles. The tramp restrained the man and turned him over to nearby camp authorities, earning a $20 reward.
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Georgia
Rising Sun Stove Polish Factory Notes Large Output
The Rising Sun Stove Polish works in Canton Massachusetts produces about ten tons daily and shipped 23,000,100 packages in 1384. Materials are largely mined in Ceylon and India and carried to New York. The firm markets Sun Paste Stove Polish and Sun Stave Polish for blacking and quick after dinner polish, with a growing distribution across twenty nine nations.
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Rising Sun
Canton
Maas
Scoters
Ceylon
India
New York
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Woman cured of consumption after Pink Pills claim
Mrs. Sallie G. Bowen of Philadelphia recounts a severe consumption diagnosis at Episcopal Hospital and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring her health, gaining fifteen pounds, and erasing coughing and chest soreness. The piece praises the medicine and notes its sale by druggists.
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Episcopal Hospital
Philadephia
Pab
Sallie G. Bowen
Wm.g. Bowen
Meighan Street
Philadelphia
Bowen
Shelmerdine
Clementine Street
Gale
Nil Druggiete
Tony
Mal
Dr. Wiliams
Schen- Ceelady
Aix Boxer
Hood's Sarsaparilla Glows as Spring Blood Purifier
The advertisement claims spring fatigue stems from impure blood and touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine to purify blood, restore vitality, boost appetite and digestion, and prepare the body for warmer weather. It highlights a long cure record and urges immediate use.
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Hood
Ram's Horn Sermon Nuggets Warn Against Sin and Hypocrisy
A church column critiques vice and hypocrisy urging repentance and devotion. Quotes warn that unreformed hearts make charity hollow and that commerce with temptation harms the soul. It cites scripture, musing on prayer, generosity, and moral discipline amid parish life.
Octogenarian Prospects and Early Pulp Pipe Experiments
The article lists notable elderly figures approaching or reaching 80 in 1896 and 1899, including Gladstone and Victoria, then shifts to mechanical topics. It notes experiments with paper pulp water pipes, their manufacturing process, and the need for trials before practical use, citing improvement steps and trade journal observations.
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Gladstone
Pope
Leo Mitel
Bismarck
Verdi
Bessemer
Treaty Parkes
James Bacon
William Salmon
Royal College of Surgeons
George 5. Greene
West
Point
Neel Gow
William E. Furness
Francis William Newman
Gardinal Newman
James Martineau
Payne
Morrill
Flurman
Harriet Beecher
Stowe
Bishop Clark
Rhode Island
Curtis
Christopher
Denmark
Prof
Mommsen
Sir John Gilbert
John 3. Palmer
Hyarts
Bishop Coxe
John Drew
Queen Victoria
Julia Ward Howe
Crispi
Gen. Longstreet
John Ruskin
W. W. Story
Bishop Huntington
Impade
London
Fort Agaiust Billing Attack and Remedial Claim
Ad says Hestetter's Stomach Bitters will drive back the foe and cure dyspepsia sick headache mind fog kidney and rheumatic trouble. Claims regular use yields great relief and strong restorative effects.
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Agaiust
Pufesant
Hestetter
American Women Spend Big on Chewing Gum Craze
A quirky 19th century column notes Americans allocate large sums for gum chewing and jokes about aging tongues. It observes bachelors claim casual female chatter strengthens the jaw and hints at social commentary on habits and gender norms.
Overwork and Indigestion Clash in Victoriana Ad Tone
A fragmented historical clipping discusses overwork and indigestion as modern health foes. It weaves pseudo medical claims for patent remedies like NeTo-Bac with anecdotes, promotions for travel fares, and quirky observations on color and dew. It names merchants, cities, and regional fate listings, presenting a vivid, mixed ad and essay page snapshot.
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Pure Effective Laxative
An advertisement touts Syrup of Fig as a pure laxative with liquid action that cleanses the system and relieves colds headaches and fevers. It claims safety for kidneys liver and bowels and notes the product is sold by druggists in 50c and 1 bottles, manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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