Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Health for Women
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Garden Medical Discovery for women's health. It claims to stop menstrual drains, reduce inflammation, heal ulcers, cure female trouble, soothe nerves, and improve motherhood and child health. Testimonial mentions a Mrs Bicker of Georgia praising the remedy and a free offer for the publisher's medical adviser and binding options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Dave
Pierce
Buffalo, N
Notice to subscriber
A notice requests subscribers to ensure delivery by mail in all towns. It asks that carriers be notified of non receipt and that subscribers be charged only for papers actually delivered. It urges prompt action to prevent billing mistakes by the carrier system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joormal
Patroga
Gelibels
Veer to Land of Pig Red Appice Nod Inmvereaving Book
Fragmentary ad prospectus from 19th century Kansas City publisher touts fruit farming in Haw aii County with claims of 000 acres and growing opportunities. It references Missouri society links and southern stops near the Oxarka, promising substantial profits and farmer opportunities. Address J and Lopezcoon Kansas City Missouri.
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Missouri
Hawaii County
Indian Bill Amid Senate Action and Puerto Rico Debate
Washington April 10 The Senate rejected a sectarian school amendment to the Indian appropriation bill by 30 to 16, with no free homes provision offered as it was ruled general legislation. The measure totals about 3.414 million dollars. Across the Capitol the House discussed the agricultural appropriation bill amid broad debate on Philippines policy, Puerto Rico, and war service matters. A large fire in Green Point New York displaced many workers and damaged several factories, with losses estimated up to 800,000 dollars. Cattlemen in Denver adopted anti lease and anti arid land positions, while 93 plague cases and 9 deaths were reported in Sydney Nova Scotia and a prayer day was set for relief.
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Washington
Senate
Jones
Dhem
Arkansas
Quay
Pennsylvania
Hansbrough
Cape Nome
Platt
Connecticut
Secretary of the Interior
Arizona
Haon
Minneapolis, & Manitoba Railroad Company Acrosg
Minnesota
Levy
New York
Philippines
Secretary of War For Information
Hovoc
Nappen
Massachusetts
Secretary of War For
Puerto Rico
Payne
Green Point
Edward ©. Smith
North Carolina Pine Lumber Company
A. J
J.J. McCollum
George W. Diper
Post & McCord
S Tate
Atx
Enlahad
Gonds
Tittle Falla
Sun
Dr Miles Nervine Ad Promising Cure for Nervous Ailments
An old advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a non narcotic restorative for nervous disorders. It highlights safety claiming no opium morphine chloral cocaine or alcohol, promises rest sleep and renewed vitality, and offers a money back guarantee with first bottle free if no benefit. Patient testimonials from William Miller of Dalton Mass and Mrs Elizabeth Topping describe relief from spinal trouble nervousness and morphine withdrawal. The copy notes widespread retail through druggists and urges readers to request advice and a booklet.
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Miles
Wa. Miller
Bea
Dalton
Mass
Ishbeth Topping
Abe
Sha
Oho
A. Riczxy
the Cove
Lise Terrora
McKinsey
Temes
de. Mies Manica Co
Elichart
Ind
Dog Must Be Shot For Follwing Muelhoffer In Chicago
A misadventure unfolds as Hall Muelhoffer begs Chicago police to shoot a small yellow dog that followed him. He fed the hungry animal, tried to lose it by offering lunch pieces, then paid a boy to remove the dog from the streetcar path. Despite efforts, the dog persisted as rain and ice turned the town into a skating scene. Meanwhile, a separate report from Anaconda Standard details a gang arrest and subsequent acquittals, with one member later shot in a saloon dispute. A Maine preacher humorously tests a traveler's faith, prompting a startled escape.
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Hall Muelhoffer
Maxwell Street
Chicago
Muelhoffer
Anow
Talen
Gaffney
Deer Lodge
Anaconda Standard
Clash of Authority in Monty War Camp Incident
A veteran recounts early civil military clashes during the Spanish American War. In Camp Merritt San Francisco a Montana soldier chased a scammer from a tent. The con man returned with police, guards blocked entry, bayonets crossed, and an officer was struck, prompting a clash between civilian and military authority.
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A. 5
Walton
Butte
Monty
Clvil
Montene
Camp Merritt
San Francisco
Montana
Leutenant
Wes
Tay
Death Touches Wedding At Penn's Manor Parsonage
In Penn's Manor near Trenton New Jersey Charles P Grover a widower marries two daughters in the family parsonage as another daughter lies dead nearby A double wedding proceeds with no guests The ceremony is performed by Dr Grover in the afternoon and the foursome attend the funeral of the sister the next day with the father officiating at both events.
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Helen Grover
Davenport
Annie Grover
Proudfoot
Dr. Grover
Cuban Teachers Plan to Bring Cuban Educators to U S
Prof A E Frye Cuba public schools superintendent says Cuba operates 5099 schools with 130000 children enrolled. He explains Cuban teachers were appointed to teach in Spanish and support families, and English and adult night courses are being started. Frye plans a six week Harvard stay then travel to New York Chicago and Washington before returning to Cuba with 1000 teachers.
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A. E. Frye
Cuba
New York
Frye
United States
Harvard
Chicago
Washington
A Slippery Town Near Mohawk River
A fragment describes Little Falls New York built on a slope where 45 degree angles hinder daily life. It notes only two level play spots for schoolboys and residents navigating steep streets. In good weather it is a pleasant town. storms and ice make it hazardous and slippery for inhabitants.
Desperado Captured After Courageous Deputy Chase
A Montana frontier tale recounts Deputy Tom McTague tracking a horse thief gang led by Mark Byen Chris Gaffney and Jerry Quinlan in Granite County. McTague cornered Quinlan at New Chicago and pursued Gaffney to a charcoal house on Lion Mountain, confronting him alone. The encounter ends with McTague declaring a misidentification and urging the criminal to leave, highlighting his cool bravery in the 1860s strike.
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Tom" McTague
Jim"” Mc ‘Masters
Tom
Fixt Creek
Granite County
Mark” Byen
Chris” Gaffney
Jerry” Quinlan
Tom McTague
Quinlan
New Chicago
Gaffney
Pat” Dooley
Lion Mountain
Beaverhead County
McTague
MeTegue
Ieee
Duel of Hearts by Cable and Other News Bits
Cable romance unfolds as Miss Julia Hill of Danbury and Portland lawyer Mr Whitlessy strike a telegraphic engagement after a long courtship. Yellowstone Park reports decreasing geysers amid rising development, urging timely visits. Ads promote Hostetter’s Bitters for health and a photo-graphic views book from Fort Scott to Missouri, with purchase details and postage.
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Julia, Hill
Danbury, Conn
Whitlessy
Portland
Miss Hill
Paris
Henry Bispham
Kamar City
Fort Scot & Mamphu BR
B. Co
South
Missouri
Bnap
Booth Minsgari
J.B Lockwood
Wenge Pits
Cigarette ban in weather service office discipline strict enforced
Chief Willis L Moore forbids cigarette smoking during office hours across the weather service arguing disciplined conduct improves service. An investigation linked slips to smoking and the order will be enforced bureau wide with confidential quarterly reports. cigars and pipes not banned.
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Weather Service
Willis L. Moore
Moore Wald
Notice of Appointment and City Improvements in Lawrence
Notice records appointing Peter orate as executor of Sarah Marshall estate and public notices from Lawrence Kansas detailing city clerk actions, paving plans on Massachusetts and Connecticut Streets, and related legal and probate notices published in Lawrence Daily Journal between March and April 1900. The items include court and city proceedings, railroad notices, and final settlement notices for the estate of Charles Strong.
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Neer i
Douging
Lawrence
Daily Journal
ITV
Lawaaros
Kansas
Awrance
Weld
Elvy
Massachueotts Street
Adaron
Banks Street
A.G. Honnold
Kan
Connecticut Street
Wiothrop
Pinckney Street
Lawrence Daily Journal
Douglas
Kanaea
Elin J. Read
Milton J. Keater
Eliza J. Kester
D. J .Archer
Irene KE. Archer
Robert Jordag
Jennie Bragg
James W Bragg
Julia Mack
la Muck
Auzo Doex
Rom
Purth Lawret
Mm. Hand
City of
Lawrence South
Q &. E. Myers
Douglas Co
Kanaay
Wala County
Douglas County
Rim
Lawrence Daily
Charles
Haneas
Eateia
Saran M. Denere Harlis H. Btrong
Charles Etrong
Kiouas
Mareh. Wl
A.D
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement by Lawrence Reader
A Lawrence reader endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after severe kidney pain and backache while working on a Texas Pacific line. The testimonial claims relief from taking the pills and urges others to visit Dick Bros. drug store for details. Foster Milburn Co. markets Doan's Kidney Pills for 50 cents.
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Hale
Ome
Aida
Lawrence
Calvin Brewer
Jefferson Trent
Texas
R. K
Fort Work
Tesarcana
Doug
Doan
Dick Bros
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean's
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