Joseph Redgate Arrives at Rockland and Enters Western College
A penniless youth from Sherrardsville named Joseph Redgate travels by train to Rockland and visits Hazeltine Bros Western Business College. He meets proprietor R Hazeltine, secretary Tom, and Professor Jackman, views the college rooms, and learns about bookkeeping and banking classrooms as he contemplates enrolling.
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Joseph
Chicago
Hazeltine Bros
Rockland
Sherrardsville
Joseph Redgate
Redgate
Bazeltine Gros
Akad Young Redgate
Pennsylvania
Hazeltine
Thomas
Prof
Jackman
R. Hazeltine
Tom
POUND A DAY PHEASANT TALE ENDS IN REMEDY
Frank Penewell recalls years of illness marked by a pale thin appearance and chest oppression before finding relief under Dr. Blair at 208 North Illinois. He describes night pheasant sensations and widespread aches then credits renewed appetite sleep and strength to treatment. Penewell lists residence at 8 Spruce street for verification.
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Frank Peneweil
Mr. Penewell
Brown County
Thad
Frank Penewell
No.'s Spruce-street
Mail treatment under Dr Blair reports cured catarrh
Letters from patients describe dramatic improvements from Dr Blair’s mail treatment. Fred H Rumpf of Chillicothe Ohio says his nose and throat are now well after fourteen months of suffering and he gained eight pounds this month. Charles E Mansfield of Whitewater Wisconsin claims twenty years of catarrh ended with the treatment.
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Blair
Fred H. Rumpf
Vine Street
Chillicothe
Charles E. Mansfield
Whitewater
Wis
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East Ohio Street
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the Sun
Ohio Street
Indianapolis
Ind
By S. E. H
Franklyn Blair
New York City
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Indianapolis, Ind
Bright
Joseph D. Clifton
Libby Prison
Jor.d
Robie
Baton
East Washington Street
Indiana
The
Gillet
Massachusetts Ave
C. G. McComb
S. T. Gillett
C.E. Kregelo
Undertaker
Delaware Street
C. Eden
North
Delaware
Consumers
East Marketst
Ares
Froge Westie Gro
Blomen
Bao
Rcuuatou
East Washington
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