Kies introduces voter registration bill in legislature
Jackson Mo January 10 1905 representative Kies has introduced a bill touching voter registration in cities. The article notes progress and politics with praise for Kies and Niedringhaus for U S Senate support, and asserts Republican caucus unity and investigation backing.
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Kies
Cured Lumbago by Ballard's Snow Liniment
Chicago resident A. B. Canman writes of lumbago relief after trying many physicians and treatments. He reports almost instant relief from Ballard's Snow Liniment and offers his recommendation. Available in 25¢ 50¢ and 1 quantities from Dr. H. S. Woods, the local druggist.
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A. B. Canman
Chicago
Ballard
FE. Woods
Illinois Health Board Debunks Cabbage Snake Myth
Springfield reports quote Dr. James A. Egan stating cabbage worms pose no harm and that illness or deaths tied to cabbage snakes are groundless. The Illinois board found no cases in fall and winter and no deleterious insects were uncovered during inspections, refuting nationwide losses claimed by sensational stories.
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Springfield
James A. Egan
Illinois State Board of Health
State Board of Health
Illinois
Globe- Democrat
Scotts Emulsion Promises Kidneys and Bladder Health
A prominent druggist claimed Scott's Emulsion saves kidneys and bladder life in a testimonial note. The ad asserts the product supports proper development from infancy to old age, restores lost flesh and vitality, and nourishes through nourishment that ordinary food cannot provide. It states no system is too weak for the emulsion to benefit and emphasizes its straightforward composition.
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Scott
Spiritualism Lectures Promises Startling Tests
Andrew T. Osbron, pastor, announces two lectures on Spiritualism at the J. M. A. hall January 30 and 31 at 7 PM. He promises striking demonstrations such as moving a clock dial, a table that answers by rap, knot tying and untying, a sealed envelope with name and age, slate writing, and a skeleton in a casket. Admission is free with a collection to cover costs. out-of-town attendees may receive free entertainment by writing in.
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Brockemeyer
St. James Hotel
St. Louis
Niedringhaus
Pie Trust
Andrew T. Osbron
M. E. Church
South
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