Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery Ad
An advertising piece promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, non narcotic female tonic for women’s ailments and highlights Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a versatile blood cleanser and tonic. It claims broad efficacy for catarrhal conditions, indigestion, liver issues, skin ailments, and chronic coughs, with cautions against miracles and secret remedies. It also advertises related products including Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and Dr. Pierce's All Healing Salve and Pleasant Pellets, with ordering details.
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Egg as livestock debated by tariff office
Washington dispatch details Sioux City poultryman G F Statter challenging egg tariff status. He argues eggs used for hatching should be free like breeding stock, citing frog poultry rulings and raw material logic. Treasury denies relief. case study on livestock classification and reform push continues.
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la Crosse Tribune
Washington, D. C
J. C. Welliver
Sioux City
Department of the Treasury
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Statter
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Shaw
Towa
Married Men Don’t Want Filing Time
Washington D C May 15 George H Fearons general attorney of the Western Union Telegraph company opposed the Cary bill requiring immediate registration of all messages Fearons joked that married men would object to their spouses knowing filing times indicating the measure targets the public and would intrude on private affairs The committee smiled as Fearons argued only three percent of the companys business comes from the general public
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Washington, D. C
George H. Fearsons
Western Union Telegraph Company
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Cary
Fearons
Cabinet of lawyers presided by Mr Asquith in new cabinet
Law Journal notes that Mr Asquith will preside over a cabinet with an unprecedentedly large share of legal elements. Lord Loreburn Haldane Birrell McKenna and others have all been practicing lawyers. The two top ministers are to be lawyers with one a barrister and the other a solicitor.
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Haldane
Birrell
McKenna
Henry Fowler
Lloyd George
Territorial Pioneers Elect Freeborn County Officers
Albert Lea Minn May 15 Territorial Pioneers of Freeborn county elect officers President Dr A C Wedge secretary F W Barlow treasurer C B Kellar The obituary committee reports many deaths among territorial settlers in the last year
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Territorial Pioneers
Freeborn County
A. C. Wedge
F. W. Barlow
Cc. B. Kellar
Committee On Obituaries
Wild rose voted state flower by Madison schoolchildren
Madison voters among school children favored the wild rose as state flower in a 2,488 total ballot. The white water lily placed second with 291 votes, arbutus 269, and the shooting star 249.
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Death Ends Brave Fight With Tuberculosis
Beloit Wisconsin May 15 After living in a tent for the last two winters and waging a five year battle against tuberculosis John Jacobson died He was 23 adopted as a child by Mr and Mrs Cliff after his parents died Mrs Cliff his aunt
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Girl 12 Tries to Drown After Mother's Scolding
Emily Schmidt aged 12 attempted suicide by leaping from Rogers street bridge into the Kinickinnic river after mother scolded her for running away from school for a week. The incident was reported in Milwaukee on May 15 in The Tribune notice column.
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