Rheumatism cure promoted by Blood Wine claims kidneys healed
An advertisement touts Blood Wine as a universal cure for rheumatism and kidney troubles among railroad workers exposed to harsh weather. It cites a testimonial from engineer A. Metzel of Terre Haute Indiana, asserts blood restoration heals joints and kidneys, and offers free blood analysis via Louis Dandelin Co Worcester Mass. Bottles cost fifty cents.
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Bright
A. Metzel
South Eighth St
Tetra Haute
Ind
Maur's
Orig
Louis Dandelin Co
Worcester
Mass
Dt. Weite
Costa
Vaccination Attitudes Prompt Home Visits in City
Citizens respond to the idea that younger vaccination is better. Dr Jobes of City Hospital vaccinates his child and others follow suit. Some residents resist by demanding home visits, arguing dispensary care costs and troubles for the city. Matron Oakes notes many misunderstand the dispensary’s charity role.
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Jobes
Beil
Oakes
Internet of the City vaccination drive expands reach
The vaccination effort continues to surge with new corridors of people awaiting shots each morning. Doctors no longer ask patients about payment as demand grows beyond capacity, with over 600 people vaccinated by December 1. Dr Moschel’s work brings mothers with infants to the line, signaling a widening public health push.
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Dr. Moschel
Habler
Wm. H. Broader
Chrystie Street
New York City
Reaping Benefit From Kidney Remedy Endorsement
Mrs M S Terrence of 1681 Shetmy Street testifies to relief from back pain kidney issues after using Doan's Kidney Fills. She praises permanent relief obtained after trying various doctors and medications. The ad, priced at six cents per box, is signed Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Donn's name encouraged for product recall.
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Indianapoli Tealdenta
M.S. Terrence
Yooro
Dean
Henry
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
sRay
Donn's
Ivanus Am Iver
Sidney Capidene
Veetorre
Renton
Alec and
Eatienoatte Xaareee Davat Medicine Co
Bes Prustiaca
Catt
Iloan Drug CO
Weat
Washington St
Indianapolle
Ind
Farragut Phrase Sparks Debate On Page Editor’s Defense
In Philadelphia the Punch Bowl reprints the line Damn the torpedoes Go ahead from a Navy motto. Critics say profanity harms campus papers while editors defend the phrase as a longstanding emblem of American spirit, citing Admiral David Farragut’s legacy.
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Philadelphia
Dan
Ite
Pennsylvania University
Cdle Mexe FT. M.C. A
Pennsylvanian
Punch Lew
Editora
David Farragut
United States Navy
Bur Lesque Posters Restricted by City Censor
Detroit January year in a note on Rose Syilells Lon Jon Belles at the Empire theater. Bill poster censor A G Binder reviews posters for decency and flags scant clothing on dancers. The lithograph shows women in red tights performing a moon kick. Censor orders cuts but a terse reply ends the encounter.
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Detroit
Jan. Y
Rose Syilell
Empire Theater
A. G. Binder
Walker
Bill Pointer
Studet
Poster display and compromise in foreman's account
The foreman describes large posters and a compromise to wash away scarlet marks with a guste brush. Bill posters carried hidden cloths. after posting, a white manta paper apron hid figures, leaving visible a pretty face or an arm with enough clothing.
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Atris
More Money Proposed for White House Maintenance
In a letter to the speaker, Col. Bingham argues for a maintenance estimate of 210,264 dollars for the White House year ending June 30, 1901, up from 97,4, with changes due to recent building work. He cites higher running costs, added services, labor, laundry, flowers, fuel, and grounds upkeep, noting workmen remain in the house until late February and a full year is needed to assess post renovations.
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Wabitington
Jan
House
Shaw
Col
Bingham
White House
Col. Bingham
Root
Wits House
Indiana News Roundup With Fires Fates And Indictments
Multiple Indiana briefs report tragedies and incidents across counties. Portland teamster dies of heart disease while driving. Kokomo rail line franchise wrangles and a man reelected president of a railway company. Anderson sees a two year old burned in a clothes fire. Valparaiso reports a gun discharge at a church meeting with minor injuries. Washington notes perjury indictment tied to a southern railway suit. Greenburg and Terre Haute items recount burns from explosions and accidental deaths.
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Portland-Sherman
Lafayette
Yackreek
Sop Fle Bros
Zonk & Mutobler Company
Okomo—Clark Triction Company
BAS
Kokomo
Marion
Anderson
Wate Richardson
Miles Gotd
G. J. Marort
Inatinapa- Us
Kokomo Railway and Ght Company
Go Benefit Association
Terre Hauteag
W. Bradshaw
Greensburg
Henry Zoriier
Nwo
Washington
No Longer Any Excuse for Dandruff and Baldness
A dated advertisement promises a miracle hair remedy from Altenheim Medical Dispensary at 787 Butterfeld Building Cincinnati Ohio. It claims to cure dandruff itching baldness and gray hair, offers a free trial package for a 2 cent stamp, and asserts scalp health and thicker eyebrows.
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Altenheim Medical
Butterfeld Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Trains bulletined in Oct andshooting reports in Vincennes
A blurred Oct afternoon report notes a shooting near Vincennes where Dubois and two others were fired upon by a policeman in an alley behind a jewelry store. Dubois was not seriously hurt. Other items describe a deranged man found near White River, a pending divorce case in Logansport, a man hosting at a local home, and warnings about strangers in the area.
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Reymour
Touna
Taga
Onear K. Owens
Sliss
Bessie Weatherapoon
Evanrritte
Evanrritte, Loganstont
Anita “Rinkié
G. Te Vinkie
Bivorce
Ervey
Fang
Ner Faney
George Aman
Hethichem
Aman
Henry Kledn
Logansport
Guy Impertor Ag
Peculiar Wilt in New York Probate Case Hit by Father
A New York probate action involving Arthur Ryene centers on his late mother Frances Louise Ryene’s will. Dr Carteling F Rye, age 46, contests the will, seeking to disinherit Arthur under provisions of the mother’s will, amid custody battles in habeas corpus actions. The estate's value is reported around a mid range, with ongoing questions about inheritance and custody.
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New York
Arthur Ryene
Carteling
F Rye
Hla
Louise
Germs Lived Seven Years Under Arm Clothing Death Case
In Hickaville Mrs Hugin Hepniker dies of typhoid fever linked to germs in her husband’s clothing. Her husband died about seven years earlier after a year of marriage. Two weeks ago, Mrs Ennulker opened the deceased man’s clothing stored in a trunk and soon fell ill, with officials stating she contracted the illness from germs in the garb.
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Germs
Hickaville
Hugin Hepniker
Ennulker
Tarret
Deetarn
Wang School Children Fall Ill, Mother Seeks Remedy
A garbled notice reports Kay Morhet Gray of New York seeking medical aid for ill children at a Children’s Home. It mentions fevers, stomach troubles, teething disorder, and other ailments, urging use of a reputed medicine with alleged world renown, tied to Allen S. Olmsted address in Letlos.
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Wang
Mother Kay
Morhet Gray
New York
Emily Maronn
Meriten
Samme Anit
Allen S. Olmsted
A Guarantee In what you get if you use the popular BUN linera
A compact note advertises a promise tied to a product labeled BUN linera with figures like 81x and percent cents. It mentions two phones and an office location at 121 123 E Ohio, suggesting a local sales pitch or promotional copy with limited readable details.
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Ohio
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