Hemroid cure claim from Dr Leonhardt booklet ad
An advertisement by Dr Leonhardt of Buffalo New York promotes Boen-His an internal tablet remedy claimed to cure all piles with a 23 day treatment for $1. The copy cites guarantees and references a supposed epochal discovery of internal causes and gives a mix of Jarbolic Acid Zotan and Aine Ointment as a home recipe for relief.
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Hildebrand
Leonhardt
Tlevrand
Alain Roth
Leonhard Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Pittsburg Exposition in Full Swing Amid Centennial Plans
Pittsburg Exposition enters its twentieth annual season with larger, brighter exhibits and crowds. The sesqui centennial celebration will be the city’s biggest event, featuring armor plate displays, a Delaware battleship conning tower, a model Connecticut flagship, a coal-towed fleet, and the House Electrical exhibit. Highlights include military recreations of the Spanish American War, music by Hartz and his band, a Japan electrical exhibit, moving pictures, rides, Ferris wheel, and hourly steamer trips to Davis Island. Sousa and other major acts headline the festival through September 21, with acclaimed concerts and a grand music program.
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Ing
Pittsburg
Delaware
Fion
Bob Evans
Connecticut
Sprague
Thea
Maine
Audiane
Hartz
Nes
Japan
Theatorium
Sunshine
Davis Island
Sousa
UMM
Ow York
M Summory
Belax
Bousa
Arthur
Symphony Orchestra
Yor
Bostouls Tre
Creatore
Oes
Numerous incidents in brief across Ohio and Pennsylvania
A collage of short items reports gas flow at 3,000,000 feet daily on the McEwen farm in Sharon Pa. A Toledo driver is charged with manslaughter in a fatal accident. Beal law ties election in South Charleston. Leslie Shaw to lead First Mortgage Guarantee in Philadelphia. Various notices include a man found insane in Chicago, a barn owner’s suicide in Bitler Pa, and rail drought effects. Also reports on jail crowding, a teacher’s credential challenge, a girl’s death en route to school, a civil war camp memorial plan, a prisoner’s parole, and other regional incidents. Weather forecasts for the region follow.
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Sharon
McEwen
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jas
Clerlk
Walser
Chicago
Monroe
Bitler
John J. Steiner
Coopers Brown
Bellefontaine
Our
Altoona
dJaeoh An- Yand
Tatherine
Flo
Planesville. O
M. V
Harrisburg
Addie Washington
Hummelstown
Woman Brick Carrier Deceived by Hair and Dress
Mrs. Maud Martin, 44, living at 1068 Wrightwood, was working as a hod carrier on a Chicago building site when her long hair and dress caused a fright. A policeman learned she was a woman and she was arrested for wearing attire. Judge Maxwell fined her 20 dollars and costs. she paid and released.
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Chicago
Martin Maud
Wrightwood Avenue
Chicago Avenue
Tate
Femnde
Polica&in
Willy
Mra
Maud
Maxwell
Shefield Avenue
Wren
PT c
Mino
Reverend Thomas closes year's work at Creekdale church
Reverend Albert Thomas will preach his farewell reunion of the conference year in the M E church at Creekdale at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening. His theme is The Two Gardens.
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Thomas
Albert Thomas
M. EB
Creekcale
August birth and death counts report by John G Hill
John G Hill reports August totals show 0 births and 1 death, noting an exceptionally low death rate over the past year. The data reflects a quiet month with a stable population change.
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Tpistear
John G. Hill
Model School Opens and Registration Dates Given
The Model opens Wednesday with classes starting the same day. Normal students may register Monday and Tuesday prior to the start.
Dayton Fair Preparations and Local Death Notice
Preparing for Dayton Fair the boarding house at Dayton Normal Institute will operate during fair week with no accommodation inconvenience for visitors. John Morgan Lloyd aged 32 died in Pittsburg Kansas on Sept 10 after moving from Punxeuncey. Remains will be brought to his old home, with brother Joseph Lloyd of Iselin among surviving relatives.
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Dayton Normal Institute
John Morgan Lloyd
Pittsburg
Kan
Joseph Lloyd
Iselin
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PG Hoera
Carpenter Ave
Indiana
Indiana Post Office
Thio
Philadelphia Street
Court House
T. A. Gilbert
Marshall Building
Sal
Aix
Philadephia Street
Indiana Dye Works
Philadelphia St
Simmons
St. Clair Building
West Indiana House
B. Campbell
Ninth Street
Monarve Cigar Co
Toledo
D.ia
Smith Premier
Smith
Elavanaad
Central City Typewriter Exchange
W. Fayette Street
Syracuse, N.Y
Franklin Street
Johnstown
Sugar
Paul
Torna
Pas
Atchison
Can
Pac
Ches
Ohio
Golo
New York
W. A. Hamilton
Commission
Boeng
Thy
FBI
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Den
Tex Kan
Tex
Distillers Pid
Mo. Pac
No. Noy
Weat
N. Pac
Reading
Rwy
Bo. Pac
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Lute
U. 8. Steel, OU
Wabash Ptd
Chicago Board of Trade
W. A Hamilton
Merahall
Ane
Pitsburg
Sid Voy Mbe
Wsepee Sd
Tristate News
George Hiil
Norman Kaiser
South Charleston
Philadelphia
Epi
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
First Mortgage Guarantee and Trust Company
Camp Curtin
Lancaster, O
Fairfield County
Kramer
Gallipolii
Gallia County
Peter Hochshald
Marge
Hochsheld
Bethlehem
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Ruth Linderman
Cox
Loulaville
Thomas J. Campbell
Chisago
Cate
West Virginia
Western
Pannslyvania
Lake Erie
Stork
Dayton Fair
John, M. Lloyd
Loughby’s
Katninade Clothies
W. R. Loughry & CO
The
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J.C. Wallace & Son
Reymer
Huyler
Clemens
Indiana, Pa
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