Piles Cure Recommended After Harsh Surgical Trend
A letter from a Des Moines reader praises Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyramid Ointment for treating piles after a decade of suffering. The writer credits the remedy with avoiding surgery and notes a safe recovery lasting ten months. The Pyramid Drug Co. markets the products for fifty cents per package and offers a booklet on piles.
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Hodgson
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Des Moines
Iowa
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Id
Ye Ex-Dem National Chair Likely 1904 Presidential Candidate
William F. Ye ex democratic national chair resigns as head of Equitable Trust Company. He says the move has no political significance for now and reserves the right to reenter politics if conditions justify a step toward 1904.
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Equitable Trust Company
Mother of Robin Hemingray learns of son’s marriage after tragedy
In Muncie Indiana the mother of Robin Hemingray learns of his marriage to Carlotta Campigne of Cincinnati after his death by his own hand in San Francisco. Hemingray, a society idol and local sports figure, had been away for a year. His father a glass maker is dead and his mother is described as rich.
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Cincinnati
San Francisco
Hemingway
Earlham Professor Joins Penn Debating Team
Warren Barrett, former Earlham College professor, has been chosen as a member of the University of Pennsylvania debating team that will meet the Corneil team. The announcement comes from Richmond Indiana.
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Warren Barrett
Earlham
University of Pennsylvania
Births and Deaths and Marriages in Local Directory
List of births with names and addresses followed by deaths and illnesses and a section on marriages. Entries name James B deceased and Fannie Bell, and many couples in city streets with ages and causes of death. Includes two marriage pairs and several dwelling or building changes with monetary values.
President Roosevelt Foresees Prosperity Amid Reform Calls
President Roosevelt’s message to Congress urges continued growth under tariff safeguards and public regulation of trusts. He favors a tariff commission, reciprocity treaties, and stronger anti trust enforcement, plus federal roles in labor, industry, and national defense. He presses fiscal prudence, land and Alaska reforms, and a merit based diplomatic service.
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Man ejected from English's Opera House corridor in altercation
John Isaacs secretary to the police superintendent, was forcefully bounced from English's Opera House corridor by a man named Bliss after attempting to use a shortcut to buy tickets. Isaacs plans civil action while Bliss and Manager Miller offer conflicting accounts.
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Clark’s First Grandson Arrives. Million-Dollar Prize Won
A son born to the wife of William Clark in Butte Montana secures the million-dollar prize offered by Senator Clark for his first grandson. The winner is notified by cable while Senator Clark is in Paris.
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William Clark
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Morris
New York
Senator Clark
Paris
Cable
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promises Free Sample Bottle
An Indianapolis Daily item promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy. It touts cures for kidney and bladder troubles and offers a free sample by mail with testimonials. The notice urges readers with symptoms or family history to request a sample and booklet from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Vito Wey
West 17Th St
New York City
New York
Robert Berner
Kilmer
Indianapolis
Kissing Tax Proposed If Virginia Bill Becomes Law
In Richmond on December 7 a bill by Dr. R. R. Ware would make kissing unlawful unless a family physician certifies no contagious disease. Offenders face a misdemeanor fine of 1 to 5 dollars per offense, with penalties similar to diseases.
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Stranger steals room rent and coat in city visit
Mrs. Bradley of 136 S Illinois Jr trusted a stranger who rented a room and promised weekly pay. The woman later claimed needing 14 dollars for an attorney at the Grand hotel and took a coat for a city photo. She vanished, with police searching for her.
Wheat and grain futures mixed on Chicago board
Wheat futures climbed with December at 72 1/4 to 72 3/4 cents and May at 74 1/4 to 75 cents. Corn futures rose about one sixth to 53 1/2 cents for December and 42 1/2 to 43 1/2 cents for May. Prices for oats remained around 31 1/4 to 32 1/2 cents. January pork near 15.66 to 15.85, lard at 9.37 to 9.50, ribs at 8.07 to 8.15.
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Chicago
Americans in London face exchange and market shifts
News from New York and Toledo notes Americans abroad in London near parity with the dollar. Market whispers mention Metropolis security stock dividends, possible dividend cuts at Delaware & Hudson, and a shift in Rock Island common distribution. Also listed are grain quotes from Toledo with wheat, corn, oats, rye, and cloverseed prices.
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New York
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Transvaal
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Jack the Kisser Sweeps Princeton Streets at Night
Police report a man nicknamed Jack the Kisser has been roaming Princeton Indiana at night, hugging and kissing several young women he encounters on the streets, causing concern among residents.
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Jack the Kisser
Cattle and sheep receipts and prices move lower on Tuesday
Receipts reach 7 500 cattle and 400 sheep with shipments around 1 500. Markets show a 5 cent drop for cattle, with steers weighing 1 000 to 1 500 pounds priced from 3 to 4 25 per pound. Heifers and cows priced across a wide range, veals and bulls offered and mixed. Sheep and lamb markets steady with good to choice lambs around 9 4 5 to 5 00 per hundredweight and sheep around 2 0 0 to 3 0 0 per hundredweight. Bulk sales mixed, demand described as active for cattle and steady for sheep.
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Smarket
Market Opens Steadily With Mixed Advances Across Stocks
New York trading starts strong but not sensational with broad participation. KR I. leads gains while B R T holds leadership, St Paul rises over 1 percent and New York Central up 14 cents. Industrials up slightly as money ease boosts sentiment. noon quotes list several prices and total volume 354,200 shares.
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KR. I
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New York Central
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U. S. Steel
Colorado
East Liberty Live Stock Report from December
East Liberty PennsylvaniaDecember 2 Cattle receipts fair with prime at 6.75 veals 7.0 to 8.25. Sheep receipts fair with wethers 3.0 to 3.8 lambs 3.4 to 6.0. Hogs receipts light prime heavies 6.00 to 6.65 mediums 6.35 heavy workers 5.25 to 6.30 roughs 5.00 to 6.25 pigs 6.10 to 6.25.
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East Liberty
Cincinnati Market Fares Reported for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle receipts 58 with shippers prices from 4.50 to 5.25 good to choice. Best calves at 7.75. Hogs receipts 4,301 with good to choice 6.25 to 6.30 and mixed 6.10 to 6.25. Sheep receipts 1,015 with extra 3.15 to 8.25 and lambs 5.25 to 5.35.
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Cincinnati
Market Prices for Pork Dairy Eggs and Poultry
New York December prices list Mess pork at 13.00 18.50 per unit and lard at 10.80. Butter and dairy items show creamery butter at 9 cents and various creams, eggs, and cheeses with small and large cheese priced around 12 to 13 cents. Dressed poultry includes turkeys at 11 to 11 and a half cents, chickens 11 to 11.5 cents, ducks and geese also noted with ranges.
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New York
Elgin
Market Report Union Stock Yards II Dec 2 Cattle Hogs Sheep
Union Stock Yards II reports receipts of 9,000 cattle and 43,000 hogs plus 25,000 sheep. Prime beef sales ranged from 3.59 to 7.00 with lower grades 3.15 to 4.9. hogs mostly 5.80 to 6.90. sheep and lambs quoted at 2.00 to 4.00 and 5.25 to 9.25 respectively.
Wheat and Corn Market Report with Mixed Freight Details
Grain prices show Wheat steady for No 3 red 72c track No 2 rd 7214c on milling freight No 3 red 6836 10t¢c track wagon 72c Corn weaker No 2 white 4544c No 3 white 4c No 4 white 394WNliece No 2 white mixed 4c No 3 white mixed 43440 No 4 white mixed 36 4142c No yellow 43%c No 3 yellow %c No 4 yellow 39% 4146c No 2 mixed 4344c No 3 mixed 3%c No 4 mixed du sic ear 42c Oats steady No 2 white 52y sic No 3 white 324 22%c No 2 mixed 30% Hay weaker No 1 timothy 312.u 12.50 No 2 timothy 11.00 11.10 Inspections Wheat No 2 red 1 car sample 1 car Total 2 cars Corn No 3 white 17 cars No 3 yellow 1 car No 2 mixed 5 cars No mixed 10 cars No 4 mixed cars no established grade 1 car car 5 cars total 48 cars Cars No 3 white 1 car rejected 7 cars Total 3 cars Straw One car
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Timothy
Live stock market quotes from East Buffalo NY
Cattle receipts listed by car, top steers $8.50, shippers $5.00 to $6.50, stockers $3.50 to $4.00. Hogs receipts 25 cars with mixed $6.40, heavies $6.65, workers $6.35 to $6.40, troughs $5.90 to $6.00. Sheep and lambs 29 cars with top lambs 35 cents, yearlings $4.00 to $4.25, mixed sheep $3.50 to $3.75.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago live poultry and dairy products prices brief
Chicago December 2 market overview lists live poultry including chickens hens and turkeys with prices around 28 cents for various items. Eggs and cheese prices shown with cream, twins and Swiss drum offerings noted.
Prices and commodities in Indianapolis markets and staples
Indiana markets report prices for poultry eggs butter cheese hides wool and oils. Items include fowls 9 to 9 4ec, old turkeys, ducks, geese, eggs 22c, butter lic, various cheeses, hogs and pork products, coffee sugar and packaged goods with wholesale and per barrel or per hundred weights specified.
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Limburger
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