Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Endorsed By Patients
A vintage advertisement extols Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills claiming they restore blood nourishment to organs. It features testimonials from Elsa Faiser of Oneonta New York and Elizabeth Ingram of Indianapolis praising improved health, sleep, digestion, circulation, and heart stability after using the pills. The ad warns beware imit ations and notes sale by druggists at seven dollars per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Faiser
Main St
Oneonta
N. Y
A. W. Chase
Post Office Irregularities Reported in Washington
Civil service commission reports irregular transfers to Washington post office from outside offices. Allegations point to department officials directing or approving appointments. Study notes several workers moved to Washington before free delivery and many continued service without break. Oaths of office varied by location. some employees cannot recall oath timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Parvica Commission
Payne
Postoffice
Mountain Breaks and Fills Out Asheville Road Event
Between Asheville and Spartanburg on Friday afternoon a landslide damaged the mountain road, forcing repairs on the route and prompting authorities to assess the extent of closures and safety measures. No injuries reported.
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Asheville
N. C
Spartanburg
Polite man killed in streetcar accident
In New York on June 15 a man giving his seat to a woman on a streetcar in Sixth Avenue was dragged from the car when his clothing caught on a railing. He was pulled along the street until the other car halted the tram. He died from his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bixth- Tave
Tign Ferre
Xon
Whitaker Tries to End His Life in Williamsport Jail Cell
B C Whitaker, a Philadelphia man described as temporarily insane, attacked self harm in Williamsport police custody then escaped to the railroad yards. He tried to crawl into a locomotive firebox, was restrained, hospitalized, and strapped to a cot after multiple life‑threatening attempts. Police, hospital corps, and patrols searched for him until recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
B. C. Whitaker
Williamsport Hospital
Pennsylvania Railroad
Walmurst
Whitaker
Sergt. Worrall
Hoover
Gorman
Ranchmen clash as Rockefeller backs settlers in Topeka feud
June 15 report says Frank Rockefeller allies with settlers opposing C P Dewey, a Chicago missionary ranchman. Dewey seeks commissions over Cheyenne Rawlins Sherman and Thaman counties. Fences cut, cattle ejected by force. Three settlers killed, governor ignored appeal. Warpath grows as big men encroach.
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Topeka
Frank Rockefeller
C. P. Dewey
Chicago
Dewey
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Bherman
Thaman
Rockefaller
Rockefeller
Theavernor
Dewsy
T Fe
Railroads in Philippines May Reach Luzon and Beyond
The China American development company plans to seek a Philippine commission franchise for an expansive Luzon railway network possibly extending to other islands. Proposals include land or bond guarantees, with early lines aiming from Manila through Laguna Batangas and other provinces, later expanding north and linking inland routes by ferries or ships. Government interest remains high despite questions about concessions, as Vice-Gov Wright and Secretary Root engage the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gas Department
China-American Development Company
Philippine Commission
Luzon
Une
Manila
Laguna
Batangas
Yabas
Carmerines
Albany
Borsogon
Wright
Root
Congreea
Calvin 8. Brice
Ohio
Ety
Canton-Hankow
China
Indignation Over Colored Home in Palos Park
In Chicago, June 16, a Black man, Robert Mosley, faces opposition from Palos Park residents after buying a home there. A protest meeting and committee visits warned him not to move in, citing prejudice and fears of a Black settlement. Some residents deny objectors, while others vow to sell if a colored family settles. The dispute centers on Mosley's purchase and the community's readiness to accept him in the suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert Mosley
Pegro
Palos Park
Mosley
Palos Part
Pessey Sai
Mossey
Joseph Hopkins
Dan Ripley
Mosseys
Mosleys
Fortune for Holland Lost Fortunes Recalled in Illinois Tale
An advertisement sought Holland’s address for a California fortune said to be left by an uncle. Thomas Holland, living on Merkel avenue, has faced decades of furnace heat and mounting hardship, with a dying wife and two children to educate. A California reply is awaited as the family hopes for relief. The text also notes Indiana college ground breaking and a grim forecast about burial plots.
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Ress
Thomas Holland
California
Holand
Merkel-ave
Wiison
Treiina
Gold Hin
Cal
Sara
Ireland
Mike Liman
Indiana
Chicago ‘Tribune
England relies on foreign goods and treatments says report
The piece claims England purchases bread from France and Denmark, poultry from Scandinavia and Russia, greens from Holland, and medicines from America. It notes over two million sales of Dr. Burthart's Vegetable Compound in Bingland and that half of Rheumatism, Catarrh, Constipation, Nervous Troubles, and blood diseases patients were reportedly cured.
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England
France
Denmark
Scandinavia
Rusela
Holland
America
Dr. Burthart
Bingland
Fragmented Notice On Phone Lines And Edition Mix
Fragmented OCR snippet notes issues with phones and edition mix in a report. Reads like a local notice detailing communication problems and distribution irregularities. No clear names or places are readable.
When You Come Down to Reason and Perfect Health
A short ad promotes Mormon Bish ops Pilla as a cleansing remedy for the sick, claiming it strengthens the body by enforcing activity and rest. It touts low cost at only cents per box or $2.60 for a supply, with Sloan Drug, 22 W. Washington St as the seller.
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Sloan Drag On
Washington St
Contagion Alarm Promotes Brazilian Balm for Catarrh Cure
A 19th century-era newspaper feature warns of catarrh contagion and promotes Brazilian Balm as the radical cure. The piece argues bacteria cause catarrh, claims climate plays no role, and champions TOXICOLA TABLETS as a tonic to restore vitality, with Jackson & Co. of Indianapolis selling the remedy.
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Ie Brown
Jackson & Co
Indianapolis
For Sale by All Druggists A Day in Indiana
A string of small town misfortunes and odd incidents fill this clipped Indiana page. Fires destroy Beven buildings in Cayuga. a firefighter James Welsh injured in Peru. mashers face a crusade in Logansport. a fan damaged in Martinville. a bridge cost estimated at 247000 across Wa bash in Terre Haute. a girl fell from a bicycle in Huntington. several youths misuse mailboxes for Uncle Sam. Republicans side with Landis in Hamilton County.
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Beven
Cayuga
Fieman James Welsh
Peru
Clint Butler
Liberty
Anto
O. S
Sam
Thomas Boyd
Frankfort
Hamiltad
Landis
Logansport
Bor
Baya
Carthage
Sheridan
William Jessup
W. H. Boatman
John Jeffries
Cory
Bachelor Girls
Elwood
Anderson Fall
Newcomer
George Mulenox
Blount Vernon
Lewis Wier
Tipton
Charles Miller
George Mollnox
Anderson
Orin
Father Weichman
Gas City
Empire Mirror and Beveling Works
Alexandria
United States
Giant Sturgeon Fooled By Laborsome Catch On Hudson River
Poughkeepsie X N June 1 Sturgeon once plentiful along the Hudson are now rare. Roundsman George Le Roy of this city fought a giant as he hauled in his net toward Milton. The struggle ended when the fish escaped and the net tangled. A subpoena forced Patrolman Albertson to witness the action. The roundsman shouted but did not hear.
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Poughkeepsie
XN. T
George le Roy
Milton
Alberteon
Yailing
Egin
Remarkable river chase ends with a freed big fish
A curious scene unfolds as a quartet of Nikermen encounter a stalled tugboat rescue on the river near Marlborough. A roundman fights the rising water and a large fish breaks free, while bystanders, including Captain Welfe and Le Roy, recount the dramatic six mile pursuit and the tugboat crew’s effort to regain control amid dangers. Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is advertised as a remedy for dysentery and diarrhea.
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Nikermen
Tin Norn
Welfe
le Royaat
Marlborough
le Roy
Highlands
Sun Place Year for Sale Advertises Deals
An old ad from THE SUN claims year for sale offers with prices in percent and weekly terms. It notes contact by phone and office address 12-19 EB with a casual delivery and mentions guaranteed results.
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SUN
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A.V. Chase
Elizabeth Ingram
Columbiast
Ind
Dr. A
W. Chane
Dyug
Dr. A. W. Chase
Esich
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Washington Street
Buffalo
Civil Service Commission
EC Whitaker
Philippines
American Company
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Congress
Butler
Mobley
Palog Park
William Gray
A. Gray
Monley
Nature
Hood
DeVore Co. Century Building
News Phone
Phoenix Barber Shop
C. Koebring & Bro
Virginia-ave
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Sandusky
A. H. Sellars
S& 8
Minneisaz
Mrs. Winston
Fortune
Theodore Potter
Maye
Aili
Martinaville
Wabash
Terre Haute
Mins Desale Overholt
Huntington
Columbus
Robert Henry
Lienry
Taylors Chapel
Blyens
James Wright
Edna Ruf
Justice Kloenne
Jaber
Seymour
Jair
Amney
Marshal Shutts
Warret
Big Sturgeon
Leroy
Fowler
People’s Credit Clothing Co
West Washington Street
L. A
Dobson
Mar
P . Chichester
Rae Sana Feliot Beexrm Hall
Byaars
W. H. Betts
Market Street
Fitzgerald Bolling
Monument
Dataware St
Tacomal
Percy Cifitar
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