Doctor Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery uses plain English ingredients
The advertisement claims forty years of experience backing the blood purifying tonic for stomach and liver disorders. It lists native roots and extracts, promotes non alcohol content, and offers a free medical booklet from Buffalo New York. It also promotes the All Healing Salve for sores and a non alcoholic tonic with Dr Pierce s Pleasant Pellets for digestive health.
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Doctor Pierce
Golden Sea
Queen’s Root
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
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King
Scudder
Coe
Ellingwood
Dr. Pierce
Rh. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
St. Pierce’s
World’s Greatest Railway Terminal Nearing Completion
The article reports on New York’s approaching completion of a vast Pennsylva nia railroad terminal in Manhattan. It highlights fireproofing with burnt clay, 600000 square feet of terra cotta blocks, a 320 by 110 foot waiting room, a 150 foot roof rise, and an anticipated 100 million passengers per year. Trains from New Jersey and Long Island will use separate track sides to ease rush hour flows.
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Manhattan Island
Hudson River
East River
New Jersey
Long Island
Pennsylvania Railroad
Seventh Avenue
Eighth Avenue
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Foot Injures Foot on Milwaukee Turntable
Gilman Burke of 1502 Caledonia Street suffered a severely mangled foot after stepping between the rails as the Milwaukee roundhouse turntable swung into place. His foot was caught between the rail ends during the maneuver.
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Milwaukee Roundhouse
Gilman Burke
Caledonia Street
Burke
Jenks Celebrate Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Elmer Jenks of West La Crosse marked their fifth anniversary with a gathering at home. Attendees from La Crosse included Mr and Mrs John Owen and Miss Carrie Owen, Mr and Mrs A W Fuller and Miss Maude Fuller, plus many friends from West La Crosse.
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Elmer Jenks
West la Crosse
la Crosse
John Owen
Carrie Owen
A. W. Fuller
Maude Fuller
North Side Advertising Office in La Crosse Tribue
North Side Advertising and News announced from the La Crosse Tribune office at 831 Rose Street. R. P. Stanton and F. Schweigert listed as contacts with a new phone line 785 A. Manager and editor noted.
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North Side Office
Rose ST
R. P. Stanton CO. F. Schweigert
A. North Side
Improvements in the New Yards at Grand Crossing
Milwaukee Road upgrades Grand Crossing yards adding ten tracks with seven usable for train makeup. A crossover at the west end is being installed by a large crew under the assistant roadmaster. Two switch engines will operate in the yards with one engine each for middle and south side traffic.
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Grand Crossing
Milwaukee Road
Mill Street
Middle Yards
Charles Street Crossing
Bowling Club Meet Reveals Local Rivalry and Oddities
The Midnight Sons Bowling Club held its weekly meet at Kisselbach's alleys with competitive scores and local names appearing in the group. North Side briefs note the Dean restaurant opening and a Burlington inspection, plus a social dance and various community notices from La Crosse.
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Midnight Sons
Kisselbach
Renee Dos Ausacuens
Ease Hee
Baton
Man learns value of small kindness in business life
A man believes steady profits come from simple acts like bringing home a dollar's worth of flowers for his wife, linking personal care to business success.
Weston Here Hosts New Insurance Office In La Crosse
The United States Annuity and Life Insurance company opens district headquarters in the McMillan building room 423 La Crosse Wisconsin. Director of Agencies Zeno M Host former Wisconsin Insurance Commissioner 1903 and 1906 joins. The firm touts reform aligned practices and limited expenses with standard policy provisions per New York reforms.
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Wisconsin
United States Annuity and Life Insurance Company
Texas
Henry A. Salzer
la Crosse
W. B. Tscharner
Frank H. Weston
Weston
Knights of the Maccabees
Maccabee
Host
United States
Zeno M. Host
J. C. Redman
McMillan Building
Life Insurance Company
New York
Simple Laxative Syrup of Figs and Senna Promoted
The Well-Informed favor a gentle effective liquid laxative. The California Fig Syrup Co. emphasizes its Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as an ethical, known-value remedy for family use. Buy the genuine product from California Fig Syrup Co. through leading druggists, priced at fifty cents per bottle.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Court Approves Christian's Way In Food Chemistry Vindication
New York Oct 22 The appellate division of the New York Supreme Court has acquitted Eugene Christian food scientist from charges under medical practice laws. His vindication follows years of opposition from the medical profession and endorses natural food chemistry as a health remedy.
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New York
Supreme Court of New York
Eugene Christian
Fast 41St Street
Christian
Medical Society
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Elbert Hubbard
Mr. Christian
Dr. Wiley
Chittenden
Doctor Investigates Drug Doctors in Dietetic Course
Mr. Christian writes a booklet titled Why and offers it free, prompting a series of inquiries into the methods of drug doctors within home market dietetic courses.
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Christian
May Buy Laundry By Sparta Agent
Mr Dean H Holloway of Sparta formerly Metropolitan agent at North La Crosse may buy the North Side laundry. Mr William Benjamin resigns as manager and plans to open a new dye and cleaning works.
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Dean H. Holloway
Sparta
Metropolitan
North la Crosse
North Side
William Benjamin
Profitable Mussel Gathering Shifts Indiana River West Of Owensville
Owing to low water the mussel gathering industry on the Indiana side of the Wabash river west of Owensville has been highly profitable this season. Merchants report $30,000 in pearls extracted from a territory about thirty miles long. Mussel shells fetch $13 a ton with strong demand from pearl button manufacturers. Grayville shipped 160 tons to an Iowa factory this week.
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Indianapolis News
Indiana
Wabash River
Owensville
Grayville
Iowa
Carnegie donates 62500 to hero fund in England
Andrew Carnegie gains US and UK recognition as a philanthropist by giving 62500 for money grants to injured heroes and their families. He calls this an heroic age and notes his total philanthropy now exceeds a billion dollars.
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England
United States
Carnegie
Dog Courting and Circuses Move Yorkshire Circles
In northern England a famed rabbit coursing dog owner marries an ordinary woman to keep his dog company while he works in the pit. The tale, told in Pearsons Weekly, adds a note on oddities including a circus parade’s impact on a telegraph boy.
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England
Betsy
T’ Dog
Pearsons Weekly
Taste on a Stick Mystery Baffles Two Sisters
Betty and Jeanie, ages five and seven, each have a penny for candy. Jeanie buys chocolate while Betty chooses a long lasting treat on a stick. Jeanie’s chocolate disappears quickly and she envies Betty’s lingering taste. Betty finally agrees to share a taste but instructs Jeanie to keep it in her mouth until she earns another penny.
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Betty
Jeanie
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