Get What You Ask For Cascarets Ad Explains Popular Use
An advertising piece touts Cascarets with bold claims of mass daily use by millions of Americans. It boasts high daily and monthly box sales, years of trust, and extensive spending to build public belief. It accuses imitators and trade thieves of undermining Cascarets' goodwill.
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America
Millonry
Cascarets health tonics marketed as safe digestives
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a time tested pure vegetable cleanser strengthening digestive muscles. It warns against dishonest sellers and promotes the Sterling Remedy Company product in a ten cent West Pocket box with a free gold plated bonbon box offer for readers.
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Sterling Remedy Company
Meier seeks divorce after wife hurls fork and threatens with knife
Fred C. Meier former St. Louis supply commissioner files in Gasconade county for divorce from Mabel A. Meier alleging a table fork stuck in his chin when she threw it and that she chased him with a revolver. He seeks custody of their adopted son Russell and cites hostile acts during farm life. She had also filed but withdrew her divorce petition after learning of his suit. They married November 2 1918 and separated July 3 this year.
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Fred C. Meier
St. Louis
Mabel A. Meier
Gasconade County
Meier
Russell
Ziegenhein
Billy Berger Bests McMahon in Six-Round Bt Pittsburg Bout
Billy Berger former sparring partner of Billy Papke and Tom McMahon dueled in Pittsburg on November 2 under the National A C. Berger claimed the win after the second round and pressed to finish, though McMahon hung on to the final bell. The opening rounds favored McMahon who opened Berger’s eye with a hard swing in round two.
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Pittsburg
Billy Berger
Billy Papke
Tom McMahon
A. C
Berger
McMahon
Mount Pleasant Declares Wet Under Rockefeller Push
Mount Pleasant in Westchester County votes to remain wet after John D. Rockefeller’s campaign against saloon forces proves ineffective. Rockefeller pressed strong opposition to temperance efforts in the town.
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New York
Mount Pleasant
West
Chester County
John D. Rockefeller
Du Pont Family Divorce and Social War in Wilmington
The article recalls Alfred I. du Pont's divorce from his first wife and his quick remarriage to Alicia Maddox, daughter of Elizabeth Bradford du Pont’s rival circle. It notes social backlash within Wilmington society, mentions Alicia Maddox’s past, and highlights caustic remarks from Elizabeth Bradford du Pont amid ongoing family tensions.
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Alfred I. du Pont
Wilmington
du Ponts
Youth in Love Run Away from Rome Seven Times
In New York on November 3 Leo Bryan aged 16 faced Magistrate Krotel over his claim to admission in the Lovers Hall of Flame. Bryan, who has run away seven times to London and Canada to see his cousin Jean McGregor, faces court with his father Alfred Bryan seeking guidance and a plan to curb the boy's romantic excursions.
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New York
Leo Bryan
Krotel
Bryan
Lovers’ Hall of Fame
Rome
Juliet
Canada
Alfred Bryan
Thirty-sixth Street
Toll Magistrata
Mr. Bryan
Jean McGregor
London
W. Fifty-fourth Street
Virginia
Bryant
Cunliffe
Leo
Policeman Cunliffe
Woman to Rule American Trotting Frontier Next Year
Chicago reports Western horsemen expect a New York woman, Mrs. Lt. J. Boyd, to win many Grand Circuit classics with her high class trotting stable backed by her uncle Frank D. Myers. They funded the purchase of top harness horses including Margin, the season's largest money winner, and sought other promising racers while touring Europe and the White Mountains.
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New York
Lt. J. Boyd
Frank D. Myers
Myers
Mr. Myers
Mrs. Boyd
Dufffee
Europe
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Readville
Charlotte Wilkes
Alfameda
Alfred
Louis Weslyn at the Grand and Park Theater
Louis Weslyn of Weslyn and Barron headlines at the Grand with a prolific songwriting career in New York and vaudeville, while Park Theater features Dixon Yardley in The Road Up the Mountain and previews Notre Dame and The County Chairman by Forepaugh, amid other musical and stage acts in town.
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Empire Theater
the Empire
New York
Applications For License In Marion County Indiana
Notice to citizens and voters of Ward 1 Vent r township that CONRAD HOERETH will apply at the Marion County Board of Commissioners December term 1909 for license to sell intoxicating liquors allowed to be drunk on premises in a 20x36 room at 1902 Martindale Avenue Indianapolis. Also applies for pool table privileges in same room.
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Vent
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Martindale Avenue
S A. Fletcher, Jr
Indianapolis
Center Township
Nineteenth Street
P. F. Moriarty
Morris Street
Senate Avenue
Drake and Buell
Peru & Indianapolis Railroad Company
Nereby
Fniliana Avenue
Indiana Avenue
Palis
Archie
Notich
Board of County Commissioners
Washington Street
Crick
Renard
Outlet &3
East
David Davis
Wayne Township
Michigan Street
John Waren
Holmes
West End
West
John Dugan
Mallon County
Ohio Street
Drakes Subdivision
White River
Pat Shine
Alabama Street
North Alabama Street
W. J. Harrington
Arion County
State of
Roosevelt Avenue
Sixteeft
Indianapolis Car Company
Richard Brown
Columbia Avenue
A. Fletcher, Jr
Frank Weilacher
Neredy
State of Indians
Alvord
E. T
K. Fletcher
Frank Steinecker
Virginia Avenue
FW. T. Et al
John W. Fife
Woard
J. L. Henry
Applications for license notices in Indianapolis 1909
Notices outline multiple ward by ward applications to Marion county Board of Commissioners December term 1909 for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking rights and pool table privileges. Names include Archie Greathouse David Davis John Dugan Pat Shine Richard Brown J L Henry Peter Wagner Henry Wachtel Aaron Jaffe George Gasper and others with street addresses in Center and Wayne townships Indianapolis Indiana.
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