What is Castoria
Castoria is a harmless substitute for castor oil paregoric drops and soothing syrups. It claims to be narcotic free, aids digestion and sleep, relieves teething troubles and wind colic, and is marketed as the trusted Mother’s Friend for children for over 80 years under Chas. H. Fletcher’s supervision. Counterfeits are warned against.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Gustave A. Eisengraeber
St. Paul
Minn
B. J.dennis
St. Louis
8. A. Buchanan
Philadelphia
J. H. Simpson
Chicago
R. E. Eskildson
Omaha
Neb
L. R. Robinson
Kansas City
Edwin F. Pardee
New York City
N. B. Stier
Brooklyn
N. Y
Castoria
Bosra
Soldiers Ride Down the Common People
In St Petersburg on April 11 crowds gather outside Tauride palace after heated debates as mounted soldiers ride through, breaking up knots and trampling those who stay still. Injuries occur as horses push through the throng amid cheers and boos from bystanders.
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Tauride Palace
Woman elected as justice of the peace sparks Chicago bench bid
CHICAGO April 11 Mrs Natherine Waugh McCulloch the first woman elected justice of the peace in this region sees a future where women sit on the Chicago municipal court bench. She calls the role a dry subject but says the election wedges open for women in law and will spur study and qualification for a female judge in Chicago.
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the Sun
Chicago
Justice of the Peace
Natherine Waugh McCulloch
Evanston
Municipal Court of
Can’t Be Barbers On Taxation Of Whiskers
A humorous quip about facial hair taxes spreads from New Jersey and suggests shaving may cost less than growing whiskers. Edward Everett Hale, on his eighty fifth birthday, is cited pondering natural occupations and joking that not all can be barbers.
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New Jersey
Edward Everett Hale
Dr. Hale
Cut out coupon for five cent Dr King's remedies offer
Coupon offers a five cent bottle of Dr King s Cough Balm and one bottle of Dr King s Great Restorative Blood Purifier and Tonic at Haig s Drug Store locations in Illinois Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. Four sets for one dollar. Guaranteed under the pure food and drug act of June 30 1906. Serial No 5509.
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Haig's
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts-ave
College-ave
Sale of Stanford White art treasures at Gramercy home
Hundreds of New York elites flocked to Stanford White's Gramercy Park residence for a sale of his art treasures. The late architect's rooms were decorated with paintings, art furniture, and bric a brac, with proceeds to settle debts to his firm. Many items drew large sums.
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Stanford White
Harry Thaw
White
Stanford Whites
Eighteen Dollar Clerk Now Bearing Brunt of the Harriman War
Frank W. Hill, an $18-a-week clerk once with Harriman, is charged with selling a now famous letter. He says Harriman discharged him after 15 years without cause, leaving his wife and two children in Brooklyn with no income. Hill seeks to prove his innocence amid a high profile political feud.
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Frank W. Hill
Brooklyn
New York
Hill
Charringan
Tombs Court
Str
Election Quiet After Henry Clay Township Vote
Charleston correspondence from Confinence Pennsylvania Turkeyfoot News reports the Henry Clay township election excitement fading as defeated candidates regain composure. Strong talk of contesting appears to be mere talk, likened to a barking dog that seldom bites.
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Henry Clay Township
Charleston
Confinence
Turkeyfoot News
Cuticura remedies cure child’s severe skin sores
Mrs. Egbert Sheldon of Woodville Connecticut describes her year and a half old son suffering with widespread sores that nearly killed him. After trying two physicians he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment following a relative’s advice. Within about two months the sores vanished and never returned, leaving the child strong and healthy. April 22 1905.
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Egbert Sheldon
Woodville
Conn
Itching Pimples Cured by Cuticura in Nebraska
A Nebraska user reports relief from years of itching pimples after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The testimonial, dated August 28, 1906 from Auburn Neb., praises the remedies and recommends them to others.
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Nebraska
Florence Delavergne
Auburn
Neb
Indianapolis Public Works notices on Shelby and Vigo openings
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces hearings on March 8 1907 for opening an alley east of Shelby street from Naomi to the first alley south of Minnesota and for vacating part of Vigo street from Master's Subdivision to 23 feet east. Owners listed with nominal damages are invited to remonstrate at a May 1 1907 meeting. The notices also cover multiple improvement resolutions including Alabama and Wabash streets and Eastern Avenue extensions, with remonstrance hearings set for April 19 1907.
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Department OF Public Works
Office of the Board
Court House
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Shelby Street
Naomi Street
First Alley
Minnesota Street
Tacy
Nancy
Lot I
Lacy
Nanery
Tor
Hoffman's
Bocca Seach
Lac Abe
Asinepe- Ludeman
John F
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Vigo Street
Master's Sub
Cress’ Add
Masters Sub
Daniel
Edith Lesley
Cress
John F. Richardson
Mary EF
Wright
Cregg
Ads c
Mary E. Wright
Wise Street
Sre
Binard of Public Works
Oelock
Preston
Trisler
Department OF PB Works
Inc
Indiahanolis
Wabash Street
Missoure Street
Missouri Street
Said Street
Weibash Street
City of
Alabama Street
Merrill Street
M'Carty Street
Maine
Eleventh Street
Cape Tol Avenue
Sewnate Avenue
Comer Avenue
Southern Avenue
Thirty-Third Street
Central Avenue
Meridian Street
New Jersey Street
Gale Street
Twenty-Eighth Street
Thirtieth Street
Emerson Avenue
Washington Street
Michigan Street
Pleasant Run
Eastern Avenue
North Street
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Imo Digeson
Tirsanizly
Tani
EscSinvle
F. Gerald Blattner
Buffalo, N. Y
ST. Petersburg
Katherine Waues
Dr.pierces
Golden Discovery Blood
LVER
Grammercy Park
Roosevelt-Harriman
Broglio
Presidents Party
Harrian
Roosevelt
Gladys
Melville Hill
Clerk Hill
Cuticura
Indiana Dental College
Delaware
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