Doans Kidney Pills Helped Me After Back Pain
J Copeland of 2008 Brown Ave reports constant back pain and stiffness in the morning. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Henry J Huder's drug store he says relief came in days and surpassed all other medicines. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is listed as the U S agent. remember the name Doan's.
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Brownave
Dean
Henry
J. Huder
Ime
Deal- Foster Milbura Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Dailea
Liberal spanking saved his life in public scene
In Winbton Conn on May 17 J Edwin Derby survived a suicide attempt after ingesting laudanum. Six men spanked him for hours in front of a crowd to prevent death and keep him awake as doctors treated him. Derby had faced divorce and a tumultuous marriage with Mrs Dauchy amid allegations of cruelty.
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J. Edwin Derby
America
Dauchy
Feman
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Daughy
Coe
Sheldon
Lester
Danchy
Npsicians
April Smallpox Bulletin Reports Statewide Increases
The State Health Board notes 974 cases and seven deaths in April, with rises from March of 250 percent in deaths, seven percent in cases, and 30.9 percent in area. Seven cases occurred at Plainfield reform school for boys and fifteen at Jeffersonville reformatory.
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State Health Board
Plainfield
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Nerve Pills Sell Well In Indianapolis Markets
A local chatter praises Dr A W Chase’s Nerve Pills as a rapidly increasing remedy. Citizens report marked benefit for weak and nervous conditions and better sleep, with Hyder’s drug store noted as a seller.
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Indianapolis
A. W. Chase
A.W. Chase
W. Chase
Hyder
Wad ing River girl runs away from home after spankings
Clara Sinclair, 19, daughter of farmer William Sinclair of Wad ing River, left home after ignoring her father's warnings to avoid village youths. Neighbors aided her escape as she tried to reach New Jersey relations while her father pursued her to the railroad stations. eggs and debris were later thrown at his house.
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Clara Sinclair
William Sinclair
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Sinclair
Roosevelt Receives Wild West Round-Up Invitation
On a calfskin in Los Angeles, a group called the Teddy terrors presented President Roosevelt with a round-up invitation. The message promises ample feed and water, fat stock, ready branding iron, and a welcoming tone. Roosevelt said he prefers the calfskin invitation to one plated with gold and diamonds.
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Roosevelt
Teddy Terrors
Los Angeles
California
Bard and Perkins
Hat of Havana Cost Little Secret of Indiana Leader
In Indianapolis a Panama hat valued at around sixty dollars, owned by Charles E. Wilson, secretary to the governor, was a gift from Gov. Durbin during a Havana trip. A reporter noted the cost, revealing Wilson’s puzzled reaction to a ten cent remark and a penciled mark hinting at a joke. A separate aside features Deputy-state treasurer Henry Levy discussing career shifts after public service and a potential private sector offer.
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Charles E. Wilson
Durbin
Havana
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Wilson
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Osteopathy Testimonials Boost Belief in Dr Sparnhurst
Afflicted readers are urged to study short statements from leading citizens who found relief through osteopathy after other methods failed. Prof Ayres and others recount asthma, catarrh, and digestive cures, weight gain, and rapid recovery. The Sparnhurst Institute offers free examination and residence treatment at Stevenson Building.
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J. F. Spaanhurst
United States
Sparnhurst
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Douglass
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Crown Hill
Tabloid Dinner Dinners Replace Banquets, Webb Says
St Louis on May 17. W. B. Webb of a Missouri savings bank claims luncheon meals will vanish as tabloid tablets replace dining. He demonstrates tablets mixed with malted milk providing a square meal and predicts a future of pocket meals, no long banquets, and no kitchen odors.
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ST. Louis
W. 8. Webb
The
Missouri Savings Bank
Mr. Webb
Millionaire Have Meyers backs Bryn Mawr fund drive
New York May 17 Henry A Havemeyer the millionaire whose daughter attends Bryn Mawr College has subscribed $20,000 to the $250,000 fund now being raised to meet the Rockefeller gift of December 6, 1901. Rockefeller promised $250,000 for a dormitory and a heating and electric plant if the college could raise the full amount by commencement day June 5, 1902. Thus far the trustees and alumni have secured $200,000 nationwide.
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New York
Henry A. Havemeyer
Bryn Mawr College
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
M. Carey Thomas
Goulds Chauffeur Fined After Auto Theft Incident
New York on May 17 reports Frank Gould and Budel Harden riding in a car whose chauffeur Charles P. Gandorf stole it and drove along the left curb near Broadway. A policeman arrested Gandorf and sent him to Tombs court where he was fined for a city ordinance violation. Bystanders reacted with alarm and disbelief as the scene unfolded.
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New York
Frank Gould
Budel Harned
Priest
Broadway
Charles P. Gandorf
Tombs
Murillo Painting Examined by Officials and Experts
Officials of the custom house and art experts probed Patrick Sheedy’s canvas proclaimed by him as Murillo. If proven genuine, duties will be collected according to value. J R Hecht’s soap wash revealed a Penitent Magdalene with a skull and loaf, previously hidden, while Charles H. Tratteur directs the inquiry for a report to Col lector Stranahan.
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New York
Custom House
Patrick Sheedy
Murillo
Charles H. Tratteur
Law Division
Customs Department
Stranahan
J. R. Hecht
New Temple Planned by Shera Tefella Congregation
The oldest Orthodox Hebrew group in Indianapolis plans a brick and stone temple on Meridian Street widening to 48 feet. Estimated cost is 10 to 15 thousand dollars, with 2 thousand already raised. Architects prepare plans for submission. 80 local families plus 20 nearby will be served.
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Shera Tefella Hebrew Congregation
Indianapolis
Meridian-st
Norwood-st
Meridian St
Shera Tefella
Mayor Low Fined Five Dollars For Hose Water Use
New York May 17 Mayor Low said he was fined five dollars for using water from a hose without a meter and has paid the fine He stated he did not know the act violated the law but will install a water meter at his home to prevent future infractions.
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New York
Low
Remarkable Medicine Alma-Bromo Salt Promises Quick Cure
Alma-Bromo Salt from Alma Michigan mineral waters claims to cure constipation stomach liver kidney and nervous disorders and headaches rheumatism and clear the complexion. Tasted pleasant and stomach friendly, this tonic and nerving is said to be unequaled and costs 50 cents a bottle in drugstores. Send a postal card to The Michigan Drug Co Detroit Michigan for a free trial bottle prepaid.
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Ruggists
Michigan Drug Co
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Bishop Remedy Co
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Sloaw Drug CO
Weat
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Ind
Digestive Ailments and Warning Signs Described
The text lists common symptoms linked to bowel and digestive disorders including sour stomach biliousness constipation bad breath dizziness inactive liver heartburn kidney troubles backache loss of appetite insomnia lack of energy and blotched skin. It frames these as indicators of a impaired digestive system and urges attention to bowel health.
Timely Rescue and Cure Story From Dr Williams Pills
Mrs C L McDowell of Oregon Illinois recounts a near death experience from prolonged illness including neuralgia and weakness. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People for restoring color, strength, and blood health after years of suffering. The ad promotes pills as a universal tonic for blood disorders and various ailments with pricing and ordering details.
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Mrs. McDowell
Dr. Willams
Texas Immigration Booms with Rice Growth Prospects
Settlers are drawn to Texas by rising rice growing fortunes in south Texas and south west Louisiana. Rice cultivation has added 20 million dollars to regional wealth, with abundant land offering low home prices. Send two cents for a Rice Book or ten cents for a Rice Cook Book from Southern Pacific agents or W. H. Connor in Cincinnati.
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Louisiana
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Company
W. H. Connor
P. Ry
E. Fouth St
Cincinnati
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