Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery advertised by druggists
An 19th century advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for weak stomachs wasted bodies and lingering coughs. It claims the medicine builds tissue repairs muscles purifies blood and strengthens nerves with ingredients printed on the wrapper. Also promotes Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser available by mail from Buffalo New York.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Nature
Drawn Up for Decisive Fight Near Tripoli
Despite heavy rain Italian troops across the front north of Tripoli were repulsed with twenty Italians killed as General Caneva plans a decisive engagement within hours. Aerial scouts report a larger Turkish Arab force joining last night.
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Tripoli
Killig
Canevang
Faults of Friends Probed in Reflective Expression
In a quiet reflection a speaker notes that most people are ready to overlook their own faults but are eager to point out those of their friends. The piece examines social dynamics and expectations within relationships.
First Football Course at Wisconsin Sets Credit
Madison Wis Dec 6 192? Director George W Ehlers physical training program at Wisconsin gains shape as Coach John R Richards opens a sixteen lecture course in football. The course covers technique and coaching theory and awards one fifth credit.
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Madison
Wis
George W. Ehler
Wisconsin
John R. Richards
Hartwig Scores Sanitary Board Challenge
Hartwig succeeds in a Sanitary Board contest amid attempts to discredit him. The report notes political tension and name-calling surrounding the election or appointment.
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Hartwig
Frear Attacks U S Land Plan
Wisconsin Secretary James A. Frear denounces government land drawings as gambling that harms the back to the farm movement. He criticizes irrigation lotteries and mislead ing literature, urges licensing of land agents and government censorship of frauds to curb mass land schemes.
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Chicago
James A. Frear
Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Board of Immigration
Uncle Sam
Frear
National Irrigation Congress
Michigan
Campaign on for Big Seal Fund in Sheboygan
Sheboygan plans to sell 200000 Red Cross Christmas seals to fund a county tuberculosis sanatorium. Half the proceeds, about $1000, will go to the sponsoring bodies and be supplemented by local funds. The move aligns with Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis association offers for nurses and school health measures.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Sheboygan
Red Cross
Sheboygan Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Board scrutinizes candidate over tests on farm animals
The board alleges an attempt to discredit him and his record while the candidate defends his work on animal testing at the F. W. Allis farm near Madison, a point previously contested by the board.
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Madison
Wis
A. H. Hartwig
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Livestock Sanitary Board
Dr. Hartwig
Livestock Board
Hartwig
F. W. Allis
Golden Rule Plan Bid for Notoriety
Dayton, O. officers of the National Erectors association vow to push prosecutions to the limit after the McNamaras confession. President Joan Kirby Jr denounces Lincoln Steffens policy as a bid for notoriety and rejects immunity for Darrow or others connected with the bribing of a McNamara juror.
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Dayton
National Erectors’ Association
McNamaras
Joan Kirby, Jr
Lincoln Steffens
McNamara
Darrow
Mother Will Visit Prison After Son Sentences
Cincinnati brief notes Mrs. Mary McNamara plans to visit her sons James and John in prison after they received a life sentence and a fifteen year term. She is recovering from shock and intends to travel to hear their reasons in person.
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Cincinnati
Mary McNamara
James
John
Wasted Education in New York Law Office
A clerk fired for attempting to hire a new office boy questions the value of a college education in business, as reported by the Buffalo Express.
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New York
Buffalo Express
Mexico in Turmoil as Rebellion Spreads Across Regions
Dec 6 report from Mexico City says Zapata rumor circulation reverberates while Registas gain ground in Yucatan led by Humbert Leon with 1500 revolutionaries capturing three towns. Torreon riots and strikes persist and bandit Guerrero loots 1500 pesos from the Maderista camp in Morado.
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Mexico City
Zapata
Yucatan
Humbert Leon
Torreon
Guerrero
Morado
First Use of Chimneys in Europe
The article notes chimneys were first used in Europe in the fourteenth century. It contrasts with Roman ruins which lack chimneys and suggests wealthier Romans burned dry wood indoors to avoid smoke.
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Europe
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