Remarkable Recovery Promised by Dr Chase Nerve Pills
Mrs Stella Doane of Jamestown New York testifies to recovery from nervous prostration after four doctors failed. She credits Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills with complete restoration from paralysis like symptoms and urges others to learn of their effects. The ad lists numerous nervous ailments claimed cured and notes 50c per box or four dollars per bottle, with signature and portrait on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Doane
Jamestown, N. Y
A. W. Chase
Gifford Black
Jamestown
N. Y
Oeware of
Mitations
W. Chase Medicine Co
Washinziaa St
Buffais
Pasteur Institute plan discussed by Michigan regents
At Ann Arbor a Pasteur Institute for Michigan University is hailed as crucial. Dean Vaughn cites 3,507 Bovear to cover costs while Prof. Thomas Cooley directs the program. Dr Frederick G Novy explains hydrophobia and Pasteur treatment, noting only about 2 percent develop rabies and outlining vaccination timing and the need to maintain virus supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Board of Regents
Pasteur Institute
Michigan University
Vaughn
Regents
Thomas Cooley
James Cooler
Frederick G. Novy
When New Laws Take Effect In Wyoming
Deputy attorney general Hedley Trade explains the timing of enactment for late legislature acts. Emergency clauses cause immediate effect if governor vetoed conflicts repealed. other laws require publication and governor proclamation. Acts move to county clerks and receipts before nonemergency provisions become operative. A Woman Undertaker in Rosenburg noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Carter
State Printing Ad
Coat with emulsion helps body stay warm
A fragment describing how Scott's Emulsion provides nourishment to build body fat and warmth. It asserts that the product aids the thin and undernourished by supplying needed fats and nutrients to improve body condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Becott
Sample Free Opera Sequence Title Noted in New York
A fragment from a theater listing in New York notes a sample free opera sequence heading toward Part Strat. The brief item cites HEE to Paaat as a placeholder or working title with no further details.
Fae Women in United States Earn Embalming Certification
Mrs Rosenberg holds a Colorado state board of health certificate after passing exams in anatomy sanitary science and embalming She also holds a certificate issued by the Joint State Board of Health confirming credentials in funeral practices and sanitary standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rosenberg
Colorado State Board of Health
Jhinats Ataate Board of Health
Boy of Six Breaks Leg Twenty Three Times
Rutland, Va on March 11 reports Hiram Barthalomoyn a six year old from Cohocton has broken his right leg for the twenty third time. The injury is due to fragility of osseum and the latest fracture followed a severe coughing spell during whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Hiram Bar‘thalomoyn
Cohocton
Tiram
Edwin Booth's Newport Home Sold to Philadelphia Agent
The former Edwin Booth summer home on the east shore six miles from Newport Rhode Island, bequeathed to his daughter Mrs Ingatius Grossman of Boston, has been sold to F Allen, a Philadelphia real estate agent. The house, boathouse and memorable well were built under his personal supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Booth
Newport
R. I
East Shore
Mra
Ingatius Grossman
Boston
F. Allen
Philadelphia
Polite bootblack girl polishes senators shoes in senate
A young woman in a blue coat sells shoe shines to senators, including J Frank Adams and Senator Clayton, with a diamond ring on her hand. She polishes many pairs, earning coins as she coins a lively scene in the Kentucky senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danner
Col
March
Hume Lewis
Deak
Lewis
Senate
J. Frank Adams
Kentucky
Why
Clayton
Whale Senate
Jsal
Indiana Briefs A Collected Local News Roundup
Washington township in Tila county has four days of school this year. Evansville reports William Campbell seen with his son after years apart. Lafayette notes John Heats and a 17 year old from South America. Logansport merchants move near the railroad. Huntington reports an Erie train wreck attempt thwarted by bolts in a frog. Connersville anti saloon league action on licenses. Peru touts more road shows and twenty five will start from Indiana towns. Kewanee says Spencer cut a 680 foot sycamore in Casaville area. Elwood reports competition in grain prices. Union City notes vaccination related school closures. Hammond inventor works on anti-robbery device using ammonia gas. Fort Wayne rumors of rolling mill and new coke works. Plymouth rumors on Walnut postmaster appointment. Seymour celebrates Bruce Murphy thirty years on railroad. Greensburg taxpayers challenge paving bid. Linton fraud case regarding selling votes for $19. A Valparaiso driver reports horse and wagon incidents. Logansport family saved from starvation with lung fever. Terre Haute yards near clear. freight up. multiple local notes on church and civic activities.
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Logansport
Twelvemill
Sully
Huntington
Erie
Connersville
Ealood
Indiana
Kukomu
George Spencer
Thoms Peurson
Wenn Casaville
Tren
Elwood
Chdea Ly
Union City
Hammond
John Holle
Fort Wayne
Father Cho
Hartford City
Montpetier
Archive
Kansaa Natural Coskett
Plymouth
Plymouth Independent
Rogebaum
Argos
Mel Waton
Fulton County
Walnut
Seymour
Bruce Murphy
Greensburg
Hf. L. Sata
Indianapolis
Boise
Stone Fintah
Linton
Vene
Ruisty Lo
Valparaiso
Shertm
America following steps of old Roman Empire
In a Lafayette bar talk, Whitman warns of moral decay and degenerate luxury, saying America follows ancient Rome. He cites murders and social decline, accusing elites of valuing wealth and status over democracy, urging return to virtuous civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Buffalg
Lafayette
Baren
George Whitman
Saloonkeeper enforces pledge to curb drinking
A curious town note describes a saloonkeeper who halts customers he believes drink too much. He nudges pledged drinkers to seek a clergyman and aims to keep the pledge, then stops selling liquor to the offender. Other bits recount a shy Indianapolis guest and a pennsylvania man asking for ten cents, with a closing jokey line about liners and guaranteed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxey
Zon Phora childbirth cure advertised for women health
An ad offers Zon Phora as a trial mail order remedy for sickly women. It promises relief from irregulari ties, pelvic issues, and menstrual pain, claiming to strengthen nerves and aid recovery through motherhood. Letters from Mrs Thompson and Miss Thompson praise its effectiveness and urge inquiries.
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Zon Phora
Alekly
Oa Phora
Chella Thompson
E. Marshall
Ron
Katamazos
Fern
Governor's busy session continued amid machine debate
The governor presses on with legislative work as the senate weighs the weight valley machine bill and broader measures. Amid fragments of commentary, officials note several minor laws enacted while others advance, with attention to machinery and reform.
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Mgm
Alinta
Alten
Vanderburs
Visi
Bispham Divorce Suit Sparks Philadelphia Battle
Mrs Bispham files divorce proceedings in English court as she fights to retain custody of eldest daughter and secure support. She arrived from England two weeks ago after a local Philadelphia dispute where she says her husband took their child by deceit. The case centers on alimony provisions and custody amid a broader civil action.
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New York
David Biepham
Facer
Altenma
Caroline Ruse
Charles B. Russell
Kennington
Bispham
Sult
Englash Cotta
Sule
Taw
Philadelphia
Ehilaten
Oil Kings Oppose Wilson Amendment Vigorously
An intense petition stirs opposition among oil magnates to a Wilson amendment, seen as interfering with registration and development. The text touts Dr. Burktart's vegetable Compound claiming cures for blood, stomach, heart, kidney, and other ailments with testimonials from 874,000 users and 28 chemists.
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Wilson
Burktart
Risvham and Dispham Custody and Divorce Saga in Bryn Mawr Court
Philaduptia seeks possession of her eldest daughter Vide from Risvham, who sent her to Mrs Shinles's school in Bryn Mawr. The couple, married sixteen years ago and separated five, faces non support claims and a potential Philadelphia arrest. Dispham, famed American opera tenor, has gained a reputation for charm, while Philaduptia plans to challenge him in Usogophy proceedings.
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Philadelphia
Philaduptia
Vide
Risvham Lad
Ae Bisvhum
John R. KR. Scott
Saphah
Mbs
David
Mtrs
Gilsple Hiepham
Hia Velea
Esera
Élae
Biephama
David Dispham
Ameri
Erand Opera
Remarkable old statute on matrimony and sorcery
Very few recall a statute from early George TI days prohibiting women from enticing male subjects into marriage by pandera paints false hair or wool on the cheeks under threat of sorcery prosecution. The piece cites a London Tattler mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George TI
London
Eng
Tattler
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Rosenburg
Wyoming
Preity
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William Campbell
John Heats
South Anica
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Id Noe Ree Pize Nien
Minneman
Amatter
Terre Waucte
vey-Druggiata Gay
Willam Kuykendall
Hose Polytechnic
Eastwood
Tere Haute
Athlone
Iike UW
Newton Tarard
Mbs Ste Treard
Pers
Mandy Texan
Heo Cok
Mab Feith Trewnt
Frank Cole
Buffalo
Burdick Case
Shy
Giagg
Trial House
Chella
Ola Thompson
Marton
Ted
Laurin
Rialo
jeTator
Nemliy
Dave
A. B. Meyer & Company
W. H. Betts
Delaware
Indl
Gate
Epredy
Massachusetts Ave
Mc. A. Ruppert
New York City
Mme. A. Ruppert
Henry J. Hyder
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Infanta
Liza
Fanra MD
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