Economic Outlook From 1905 Crop Boom To 1907 Prosperity
The statement notes 1905 crops boosted general business and rail logistics, with high money rates and strong production across merchants. It predicts continued prosperity for 1907, driven by bumper crops, heavy commercial demand, and high bank loans, while advocating legislation for an elastic currency to ease funding pressures.
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Bitsi
Mneas
West Banks
Stock Exchange
New York
Eureka salve cures eczema and itching claims
Elder Joan T. Ougley of Rootville Pennsylvania writes of a salve that cured her long standing eczema and nightly itching since November 1806. The advert claims the salve sold by all druggists and promises substantial relief.
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Joan T. Ougley
Rootville
Worgale
For Sale Lot on N Eleventh Street 60x200
For sale a lot on N Eleventh Street measuring 60 by 200 feet. Contact L. B. Alter at the Gazette office. Also for sale a half acre farm two and a half miles from Tadtanag suitable for club houses or summer resort with good spring and running water. Sold cheap to cash buyer. Call T. A. Gilbert Room 7 Marshall Building Phone 74 S823b. WANTED Boy to learn barber trade inquire 654 Philo St. WANTED At once three apprentice girls Call Mrs C L McGregor 175-1f.
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Sixth St
Thran
Walker Smith
N. Eleventh Street
L. B. Alter
Gazette Office
Tadtanag
Cheam
T. A. Gilbert
Marshall Building
Philo
Crisis of Girlhood Promotes Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Emma Cole of Tullahoma Tennessee credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her life during girlhood. She urges mothers to seek the remedy for their daughters as puberty begins, sharing personal testimonies of relief from pain and irregularities and offering free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lyon Massachusetts.
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Misa Hmma Cole
Lydia md Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Emma Cole
Tullahoma
Tenn
Mia
Makhatu
Lydia E. T'inklain
Esdachey
Lizzy
Lyon
Mass
Multiple incidents reported across towns on April 2
Reports from Pa and nearby areas detail a string of events on April 2 including injuries from a streetcar accident in Mount Pleasant and a fatal self-inflicted gunshot in Wilmerding. Other items note a fire destroying Sperry house, a missionary death in India, and political removals in Colsman.
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ScApa
Pater Fladget
Colvinius
Mt. Pleasant
J. McWilliams
Wilmerding
Harry Merrill Lytle
Chambersburg
Herozepoor
India
Mary
Frances Reed Newton
Kent
Vilage
Sperry House
Tunis
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