Adkin Vitaepathic claims draw doctors and crowds
Prof Adkin offers free diagnosis and home treatment to cure diseases using Vitaepathic techniques. Doctors Hawley and Doane investigated and backed his methods, asserting cures for thousands, including blindness, deafness, and paralysis, with distance no barrier and several patients cited as restored without surgery.
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Thomas ¥. Adkin
Adkin
Professor Adkin
Mfe
L. B. Hawley
L. G. Doane
Bright
John Adams
Blakesbury
Iowa
Rochester
N. Y
Y. A. Wright
John E. Neff
Millsburg
Penn
Gogansport
Ana
Mary Hicher
Warren
G. W. Savage
Akdin
Professor Adkin Offers Free Cure Guide And Health Book
An advertisement promotes Professor Thos. F. Adkin of Rochester New York offering free diagnosis and treatment guidance. It invites readers to request a copy of How To Be Cured and How to Cure Others and to mail a personal letter for contact.
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Adkin
Professor Adkin
Thos. F. Adkin
Rochester
New York
House Appropriations Bill Details Eyed
Washington March 23 The house committee on appropriation reported the sundry civil expenses bill for 192 the estimates $61 779 488 the bill appropriates $49 316 395 which is $12 579 512 below the current year The recommendations include 3 839 646 for building projects 1 400 000 for the Louisiana Purchase commission and 3 618 669 for the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.
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House Committee On
House
Louisiana Purchase Commission
National Home For
Real estate market in Indianapolis shows steady demand
Scott and Curi report steady activity with city property and vacant lots in demand while farm land remains sought after within ten to fifteen miles of Indianapolis. Agencies Metzger Plummer note lively inquiries, strong sales, and high rents from eight to fifteen dollars monthly.
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Scott & Curi
Indianapolis
A. Metzger
H. Plummer
New Buildings Planned Across City Properties
A string of proposed constructions includes A. L. and A. C. Mason’s Essex and Sussex a three story brick building on Massachusetts Avenue costing 19900 with four storerooms and 12 flats. Others plan homes and flats: J. B. Gantz Addison near Washington. Susan R. Pierce Sheffield near Washington. Henry M. Ohr Pennsylvania near Pratt. a brick boiler house at Protestant Deaconess Hospital Ohio and Senate costing 7300. BE. L. Mick at 3008 and 3010 Graceland. C. Doenger Twenty-fifth and Delaware for 2000. H. Cook 2606 W. Washington for 1900. Emma Kempf 1425 W. Winets for 1500. J. F. Dwyer W. Washington near Elder for 2000. August Benzinger Chestnut and Yowa for 1100. John M. Sims Ruth near Ohio for 1000. Thomas Rodinbough 114 W. Thirteenth remodel 1600. George Brown Keystone near Tenth for 1700. Anna Roach Central near Twenty-fourth for 4000. Helen Roach Central near Twenty-fourth for 4000. Charles Grest 1308 W. Thirtieth for 1500. Elizabeth Fox 2537 N. Illinois for 1500. Wm. A. Oren 611 Terrace for 1000.
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Massachuetts Ave
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Gantz
Addison-st
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Susan R. Pierce
Sheffield Ave
Henry M. Ohr
Pennsylvania St
Pratt St
August Benzinger
Chestnut and
Yowa-sts
John M. Sims
Ruth-st
Ohfo-st
Thomas Rodinbough
Thirteenth-st
George Brown
Keystone-ave
Tenth-st
Anna Roach
Central-ave
Twenty-fourth-st
Helen Roach
Charles Grest
W. Thirtieth-st
Week in Union Labor Gages Aims and Tensions in Indianapolis
The week outlines efforts by machinists to line up other employers against forming a uniform yearly scale starting May 20 while machinists build their stronger union. Pay ranges from 25 to 27 percent cents per hour, with experienced men at 27. The steamfitters plan a June scale meeting and reportedly won’t seek raises. Carpenters’ conference with bosses over 1902 scale is ignored, painters expect amicable settlement, and cab drivers seek a 50 percent fare hike to 3 dollars with drivers paid 75 cents. Century building dispute worsens as nonunion workers are blamed. steamfitters threaten action if unresolved. Cigarmakers vow to oppose gas meters with red hot resolutions.
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Chicago
Battleground
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promoted by Doctors and Druggists
The ad touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe effective internal remedy for catarrh and related headaches and deafness. It contrasts with opiate cough cures and claims endorsements from Dr. Ramsdell and Dr. Wainwright, noting children find them pleasant and suitable for early cold and croup stages.
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Stuart
Ramsdell
Wainwright
Reverend Huston credits Pink Pills in recovery after Civil War service
The Rev Henry J Huston longtime Rock River conference Methodist pastor recounts a Civil War era service in Company IF Fifteenth Illinois Vols and chronic illness later. He details relief from heart pains fainting and weakness using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and urges others to trust the remedy. He now serves at Elizabeth Colorado and endorses the pills as proven for thin blood and shattered nerves.
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Henry J. Huston
Rock River
Methodist Church
Company IF
Fifteenth Illinois Volunteers
Colorado
Co. F
Fifteenth Illinois
Huston
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elizabeth
Elbert County
Dr. Williams
Williams
Elixir of Life Promises Free Cure For All Ailments
A physician James W. Kidd of Fort Wayne announces a mysterious Elixir of Life that cures rheumatism neuralgia stomach diseases and more. He claims the remedy is safe painless and sent free to any sufferer who sends name and address with the desired cure.
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James W. Kidd
National Bank
Fort Wayne
Ind
Niles
Texas Rice Boom Opens Homes For Settlers
Immigrant readers are told about opportunities in Texas and neighboring areas as rice farming grows wealth. The piece touts $20,000,000 added by rice cultivation in South Texas and Southwest Louisiana, promising low home prices due to abundant land. It promotes two small books for sale by Southern Pacific agents and W. H. Connor in Cincinnati.
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Texas
Louisiana
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacifico Company
W. H. Connor
E. Fouth St
Cincinnati
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