What Do They Cure Dr Pierce Medicines
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription are described as potent alteratives and tonics. The discovery purportedly improves mucous linings from nasal passages to stomach and bowels, while Favorite Prescription strengthens the system and steadies functions. The text cites medical authors praising ingredients and notes non-alcoholic, non-habit forming components from native American plants.
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Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Ola Tes
Forest Service scheme to plant trees on worn out farms
Washington July 30 United States Forest Service promotes planting trees on worn out farms to create paying returns. An Ohio farmer plans to convert his loss making homestead to a tree crop with Norway spruce for Christmas trees. Experts cite soil suitability and quick profits from tree crops on poorer land.
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Washington, D. C
United States Forest Service
Ohio
Catalpa
North Side man inherits fortune from long lost brother
John Hennesy aged 73, longtime North Side resident, is named sole heir to an estate estimated at 18 000 to 20 000 dollars. He traced his lineage after a Minnesota inquiry revealed a nonrelative impostor claiming the fortune’s widow. Hennesy, born in Ireland, arrived at 18 and has lived in La Crosse 47 years at 1413 Caledonia Street.
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John Hennesy
North Side
Mr. Hennesy
Ireland
Stillwater
Minn
Timothy Hennesy
Mary Anne Hennesy
Nininger
St. Croix
Hennesy
Timothy
J. H. McCarthy
Caledonia Street
Girl Sends Letters Hidden From Attendants
Dialogue notes a woman who writes letters that reach a man despite attendants blocking them. The scene hints at a humorous or curious setup within Lippincott's circle where mail access becomes a point of interest.
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Lippincott’s
Young Boy Severely Cuts Wrist With Glass Jar
Harry Turner a six year old resident of 212 Rose Street fell onto a glass fruit jar splitting it and severing an artery. Passersby rushed to aid then driver Matt Columbia of Dr Sutter dressed the wound until another physician arrived. the lad rested easily next morning.
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Harry Turner
Sutter
Matt Columbia
Clever Crook Gang Reported After Grocery Pocketbook Theft
A man who gave the name Elmer Grim was arrested with four others on a charge of stealing a pocketbook left on Hahn's Grocery counter. Police say the well dressed suspect matches a description and may indicate a clever gang operation. Officer Yehle detained the group at the north side station.
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Elmer Grim
Hahn
Grimm
Yehle
North Side
Aged woman falls from ladder in painting accident
Mrs. A. P. Israelson of 1419 Logan street fell from a stepladder yesterday while painting and suffered a severe fracture of the arm near the shoulder. The woman, over 60, is expected to be disabled for some time. Dr. Miller set the fracture and she rests easily this morning.
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A. P. Israelson
Logan Street
North Side Briefs Mention Visits And Local News
Frank Gifford of Minneapolis visits north side friends. Station No 2 received 65 tons of coal for winter fuel. Fred Rouse travels to Quincy Illinois and La Belle Missouri for an extended visit. Gera Larson visits Bloomingdale. Mr and Mrs W G Spence return to Chicago after visiting Mrs Spence's parents, with Miss Wartinbee. Harvey Dyer and John Schwab of Madison visit Laylin family at 1448 Wood Street. Frances Keaveney hospitalized in critical condition at St Francis. Will Noblett returns to Chicago after visiting J R Canan. Mrs F Valledison of Forest City visits Pat Keaveney. Mrs McCausland returns from Maus to n relatives. Miss Ella Hughs of Beckville visits John Keaveney. Edward Schoughlin resumes road duties after vacation. Miss May Hayward of Wilton visits J LaDue on George Street.
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Frank Gifford
Minneapolis
Fred Rouse
Quincy
Ill
la Belle
Gera Larson
Bloomingdale
W. G. Spence
Chicago
Mrs. Spence
Miss Wartinbee
Harvey Dyer
John Schwab
Madison
Laylin
Wood Street
Frances Keaveney
St. Francis Hospital
Will Noblett
J. R. Canan
F. Valledison
Forest City
Pat Keaveney
McCausland
Mauston
Ella Hughs
Beckville
John Keaveney
Edward Schoughlin
May Hayward
Wilton
J. LaDue
George Street
Bristow nets 40 pound catfish in East channel
John Bristow caught a 40 pound catfish yesterday in East channel. It is the second large fish Bristow has landed this season and others report similar big catches, suggesting plentiful catfish this year.
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John Bristow
East Channel
Bristow
Exploded Theory Generates Notable Public Debates
A provocative idea ignites discussion as scholars and critics clash over its implications. Debates center on scientific validity and potential societal impact with voices from universities and research institutes contributing to the discourse.
Bank Clerk Nabbed as Thief After Elopement Abroad
Harvey T. Wells, 23 8, assistant paying teller at First National Bank of Kenosha, absconded with 5000 last Oct and was captured in Cambridge Boston by Pinkerton detectives. He had eloped with English heiress Florance Be Winnie son, married in Trinity Church New York, and honeymooned in Europe before returning to Canada and Boston. Wells faces U S court action in Milwaukee.
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Kenosha
Wis
Harvey T. Wells
First National Bank
Boston
Mass
Pinkerton
England
Milwaukee
Wells
Canada
Cambridge
Chicago
Florance BE. Winnison
Greenwich
Eng
Boston Dispatch
New York
Trinity Church
Europe
Montreal
United States
Dad
Jane
Jane Dean
Rome
Hearst Chosen National Independent Party Chairman
The national committee of the independent party elected William Hearst as chairman with C F S Neall from Indiana and M W Howard from Alabama as vice chairmen and Charles Walsh from Iowa as secretary.
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Chicago, Ill
Ntional Committee
The
Independent Party
William Hearst
C. F. S. Neall
Indiana
M. W. Howard
Alabama
Charles Walsh
Iowa
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Scott CO
Main Street
LA Crosse
Ludwig Coren
Coe
Atic
Tanberg Auto CO
Waverly
Eau Claire, Wis
Lacrosse
Winona, Minn
Thomas & Phalon’s
Thomas & Phalon
Feed, Grain and Fuel Brokers
Rose Street
North Side Lad
Dr. Suiter
Harvey Wells
Philip Wells
South Park Avenue
Atlanta
Quebec
Champlain
Hearst
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