Heart Disease Headlines and Patent Remedy Claims
An old article fragment discusses sudden heart death headlines and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Golden Seal as heart tonics. It cites authorities and doctors claiming benefits for valvular disease, palpitation, and general heart weakness, claiming the remedy strengthens muscular tissue and improves overall vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
United States
Collins
Cal- Hasoum
Stone Root 16
Dre Halo 1
Evingwood
Chicago
Republican Primary Call for Douglas County Kansas 1906
The notice outlines a Republican primary set for April 14 1906 in Douglas County Kansas to nominate county officers and elect delegates to the county convention on April 21 1906. It details voter eligibility registration deadlines and the representation by ward township and precincts for the county convention and state delegation. It lists election board members and supervisors for each precinct and ward. It ends with a quip about a young man in church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Kansas
Burrows
Eudora
Palmyra
Baldwin
Vinland
Jack
Wakarusa
Willow Springs
Marion
Clintoun
Kanwaka
Stull
Lecompton
Big Springs
Grant
Republican Central Committee
Lawrence
Topeka
Variua
C L Linton
Ord Clingman
A Ells
Huddle
Aston
J E Garrett
SS McCann
OG Robards
Ube
Ingle Marion
L N Grifith
Grant Township
WC Ross
John Morehead
Vinjan
DG Kennedy
Black Jack
Sheppard
LM Flory
Claton
George
Derpy
Sanwaks
Kanwaks
Trelxeld
Chas Everhart
Henry Collins
Republican County Sentral Committee
Hugh Means
George C. Brune
Appointment Notice in Reasaxt Trongina County Estate
Notice that on the 31st day of March 1906 the probate court of Douglas county Ranes4 appointed and qualified Jun n Hester O Cone as administrator of the estate of Allen W. Cong late of Douglas county Katasa Tennessee. All parties interested are to take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trongina
W.cong
Douglas County
Katasa
Allen W. Coos
Lougias
Seid
Junn Hester
Cone
One Chance for Jasper in Chicago Tribune Dialogue
A mother questions Euphorbia about marrying Jasper Huxtable. Euphorbia asserts she will not marry him unless he reforms his conduct, despite acknowledging his wealth looks and age difference. The scene ends as she declares he must ask her first.
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Euphorbia
Jasper Huxtable
Chicago Tribune
Abe
Yonkers Statesman
Relic of De Soto Found Near Aberdee by Monroe Fisherman
A Monroe county man fishing in the Tombigbee two miles south of Aberdee found a rusted spear head relic embedded in river clay. The piece resembles a halberd from Hernando de Soto’s expedition, though the wooden handle is gone and rust covers the metal. The discovery raises historic interest about De Soto’s route and the ancient instructions on the weapon suggest its martial purpose.
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Monroe County
Misa
Aberdee
Paruy
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Hernando de Soto
Arul Wien
Bari
Bartle
Renight
Pontutus
de Soto Cnr
Irish dairy goals blocked by railway rates and lines
A passage discusses Irish farming prospects emphasizing a strong dairy potential due to climate and pastures, but laments high railway charges and fragmented British owned lines hampering market access to England. It notes Ireland could supply vast dairy exports, yet butter remains scarce in England.
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Edward Russell
Jerry Stickles
Ireland
London
England
Pacific
Feenlia from Chronic Ovceaupation Cured by Dr King Pills
A reminiscence of Feenlia being cured quickly by Dr King’s New Life Pills. The remedy claims to remove poisonous germs and induce vigor, ease stomach issues, and relieve dizziness and colic without griping. Guaranteed by Bar bor & Gow, druggists.
Fireta notice in Lawrence city district
The notice states a firm named Wi Aya Ca at 280 Massachusetts Street in the First Ward of Lawrence Kansas engaged in a transaction with a party named Wap Gay. The document references a legal matter and a judge, with dates and actions pending.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
OTICE
Herery
Menapachunetua
Paneies
Stes Gay A.D
Ste Fribe
Forelock & Me
Anny le
Fireta
iLamracca Pally Prourzal
Wales - Seder
Wi Aya
Masaachusetts Street
Lawrence
Ino
Apie Asie
Kansas
Tiene
Uae
Bleeding Horses Through History Then and Now
The article traces bleeding horses as an ancient practice noted by Vegetius and revived in the past century with a described method. It explains how veins were prepared and incised to draw two to three quarts of blood, then notes the practice has been discredited for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vegetius
Christ
Franking Abuse Through History In Parliament And Post
The London Chronicle notes that franking began in 166 for MPs to cover duties but widened to free shipments of household goods and even servants. By 1715 free mail totaled £24,090, rising to £170,000 by 1765 before reforms ended the practice in 1829 under Sir Rowland Hill.
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England
London Chronicle
Homaom
Methuen
Qrichton
Uluthés
Portugal
Portugel
Bavon
Pennlogiom
Rotterdam
Rowland Hill
Inaccessible Guatemalan Forests Report
The northern and eastern Guatemalan forests are dense with mahogany cedar chicle and other woods. Most forests remain government property with timber secured by convoys or concessions. large tracts lack clear titles, and pine forests are limited by mountains and inaccessibility. Most fuel and timber imports come from the United States due to transport challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
United States
California
Confusion in the House Humor and Disorder Highlight Congress
A fragmentary quip filled summary of the U S House of Representatives with about 400 members. The piece notes persistent disorder, applause and laughter from the gallery and jokes about the lack of civility. It cites the Cincinnati Enquirer on the difficulty of maintaining order and the appeal of crowd energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Cintinnati Enquirer
Congress
My Mother Regained Youth at Seventy with Bitters
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine reports dramatic relief after using Edzcic Bitters. She says lifelong dyspepsia and weakness vanished, blood purified, and vitality restored. The tonic claims to strengthen stomach liver and kidneys and cure malaria and biliousness. Guaranteed by Barber druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weites
W. L. Gilpatrick
City Resolution on Henry Street paving and financing
City of Lawrepes adopts a 1908 resolution ordering curb and pave Henry street and intersecting alleys from Mississippi to Main with two courses of vitrified brick on sand foundation and limestone or cement curbs. Cost to be paid in ten annual installments. project to be published in the official paper for ten days. The notice includes extraneous medical ad copy and unrelated quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrepes
Kansas
Raity Council
Henry Street
Mississippi Street
Main Street
Frank D. Brooks
Diners Name and Patent Remedy Claims in Lawrence Ad
An old advertisement from Lawrence lists Span's Kidney Pine and Dr King’s New Discovery, praising kidney relief and backache remedies. It mentions Wil Spurgeon of 820 Vermon St and 516 Mississippi St, claims about Dean's Kidney Pills, Foster Milburn Co agents, and cautions about counterfeit names. Accents on health claims and local drugstore availability.
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Wil Spurgeon
Averyman
Vermons St
Mississippi St
Lawrence
Kan
Asya
Dean
Dick Bios
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
King
George Walls
Fores City
Triabor
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Daly
Gully
Seuveouwurth
Bo Lid
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Dally
Rene Ey liv Bryrees
Fea Mall
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Aes
Hemvanworth
Yaan Wat Neo
Ehichester
Cecmical
Are Smith
Aline
Smith Premier Typewriter Co
Delaware Street
Kansas City, Mo
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Tainerseion
Basteral
Saerpeeny Bhs
Balou
Lawrence Daily
District Court
Dunglas County
Joh N. Baker
Tilford Glark
Couries Clark
Pialois
Jasper Baker
Elisbw Thomas Acer
Peather Baker
Mary F. Fisher
Kil Ba~ker
Douglas
Casa
Lilly
Ainelf's
Dougies
Section 41
Nowonbip Ld
Dhe Analerie Y Marchi
J. R. Woodward
Denali
Jasper
DE Soto
Mississippi
Max
Saxony
Royal Welsh Fusiliers
Bret Harte
Dis
Jondon
James
Redwood James
Washington
Haman
Warshington and
Lincoln
John McGovern
National Magazine
Brazil
Moun
Yonkers
Deacon
Sebreska
Colorado
wsPay
Lawrer Daily Journal
Mineli
J. Cooney & Co
Toledo
Hell
Yonedo
F.J. Chenay & Co
Heee
Dr. Wood
Walting Duewn
Span
Someéimes
Chronie
Dr. Thomesa' Eolegario
Lawrence Weekly Journal
Associated Press Report
Doug
Las County
Freb
City of
Santa Fe
Mystic Shriners
Imperial Council
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Gro. C
The
Journal Co
Atlantic Monthly
George SY. Alger
Morea Harger
As& Srosint
Weet
Alexander D Noyes
Far East
John W Foster
Willard Giles
Risa
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Park Street
Boston
Mass
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