Golden Medical Discovery Promoted For Stomach Health
An advertising testimonial promotes Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion problems. The letter from Mrs. Gulce of Harbury Miss claims relief from liver complaint and indigestion after using the product. The ad notes a Common Sense Medical Adviser pamphlet available free with 23 three-cent stamps and lists Buffalo NY as the address for Dr. R V Pierce.
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Pierce
Golden Medical
David W. Gulce
Harbury
Hrantlipe Co
Tate
More
Tsui
Excursion Ticket Sale For Teachers Students Across Western Lines
Teachers and students may purchase returnable excursion tickets for travel on Santa Fe and connecting lines across Kansas Missouri Iowa Nebraska Colorado Oklahoma and beyond. Tickets on sale December 23 44 and January 1 with limited return to January 2 0 open to school year students on presenting official institution certificate. Rates include full fare to Kansas City and one half fare to other points. special lower round trip rates apply for travel to Missouri Kansas and other states within network.
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Wouinag
Kansas
Wissouri
Memphis
Kansas City
Missouri
Testa
Frivey
Ray
Stern
Uli
Santa Fe
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Missoum
Iowa
Sino
Araska
Polinist
Illinois
Tickela
Santa Fs
Luxurious Union Pacific Train Cars Described in Ad
Finely equipped with double drawing room Valuca sleepers, dining and smoking cars, library rooms, barber shop, reading rooms, steam heat and light. Admirals and reporters praise the grand lining car and overall Union Pacific appointments, noting constant admiration from travelers and depot agents.
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Admiral Keresford
Union Pacifie
JP Rush
Cay Allica
Suanklin
Bernhardt Returns to New York in Praise and Debate
Sarah Bernhardt and companions arrived in New York aboard L a Quintaine. In the Savoy Hotel her appearance drew reporters as she discussed Hamlet, de Reich, and Rostand. She defended her choices, addressed Fir night wear and age, and sparred on comparing peers like Gabriel Maurice and Edmond Rostand with her career.
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Sarah Bernhardt
M. Coquelin
New York
Trench Line
L'aquitaine
Mme. Bernhardt
Hotel Savoy
New York Sun
Bernhardt
Ping Hamlet
Duc- de Reich
Xindt
Ald
Forte
Efanis
Hong
Stu
Feradnine
Rostand
Hite
Deana
Bervidt
Ila
Pula
Berne
Farawiy
Pyles
Harmleg
Otta
Rexhond
Moderte
M. Coqueli
Reuter
Paria
Cutie Francaise
Priiemin Lointaine
la Saniard Talne
Bomebody
Gabriel Maurivie
Edmond Reallind
Bernhardt Betreya
Case
BM. Coquelin
Apier Gana
Bogilah
War in Africa Report Hints Boer Leaders May Surrender
London December 28 dispatches report Lord Kitchener holding the invaders in check but not clearing Cape Colony. Boers would view surrender as weakness and provoke De Wet’s vengeance. conciliatory terms in favor. Treks westward with 150 wagons denied by Boer leaders. Christmas raids across the frontier repulsed. Utrecht attacked for whisky and luxuries but repulsed with minor British casualties. Rumor of healing talks suggests a possible surrender in exchange for favorable terms.
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Bace
Londoun
South Africa
Kitchener
Lem
Cape Colony
DeWet
DeiVet
Fryberg
Nidal
Thee
Piers
Standerton
Tagega
Taure
Utrecht
Miailant
DeWad
Steyn
Cape ‘Town
Pewifert West
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad
An old advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney trouble. It features testimonials from P. G. Morrison of 845 New Hampalee street and a store at 747 Massachusetts street, claiming relief and urging purchase at local dealers for 50 cents per box.
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Mm. P. G. Morrison
New Hampalee Street
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
The Inquiry At West Point Miss
A garbled report discusses a West Point inquiry involving Patakalo and Feo Phillips of East Cleveland, noting testimonies about visits, motives, and a show of alleged misconduct. The piece references a money question and a complex social reaction within a broad domestic and public context.
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Igiyry
East Clevelimd
Generis
Tie Drether
Phillips
Tarrenrt
Dee
Advertisement Payment Rules For Journal Subscribers
Notice to advertisers requires advance payment for under fifty cents, except regular advertisers. No church raise without advance payment. To improve delivery, subscribers must receive papers by six each evening, or risk discounts. Journal asks subscribers to deduct from current bills any missing copies and to settle outstanding balances.
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Patrees
Dividing China and Punishments Stir International Debate
Dispatches from Pekin and Shanghai report plans to demarcate districts under military commanders after Pekin moves. The Universal Gazette suggests punishing princes and officials, while questions arise about royal blood penalties and the emperor's return amid mounted guards and Chinese authority restored. A kidnapping claim and a fatal train accident in Missouri accompany the coverage.
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Pekin
Paotingtu
Tien Tein
Morning Post
Count von Waldersee
Gemuny
Sianfu
Shanghai
Standard
Kwang Su
Ma Yu Kun
Universal Gazette
Tung Fu Hsiang
Tringe Taun
China
Wonders of Oklahoma The Extraordinary Tribes In Popul
A St Louis Globe Democrat Oklahoma City correspondent notes Oklahoma’s population surpassing 400,000, unprecedented growth, five times the national average, with 73 electoral votes. The report highlights taxable wealth near $200 million, school land receipts of $290,077 in the year, and $1,002,000 over ten years used for common schools and colleges. Oklahoma hosts 120,000 school children, 1,800 districts, and multiple higher institutions including Norman University and Edmond Normal College.
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United States
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
St Louis
Oklato- Mu
Oklahoma School Land Department
Treasuer
Kiown
Comanche
Daarning
Territorial University
Norman
Edmond
Normal School
Oklahoma’s Growth A Decade of Development and Prospects
A detailed prospectus highlights Oklahoma and Indian Territory’s assets. It notes 2,000 plus students in higher education among institutions at Stillwater Langston Norman and Edmond, along with 140 churches 75 000 members 1 100 Sunday schools 85 territorial banks and 18 national banks with combined resources around 34 million. Railways reach nearly all territory wealth from wheat corn cotton fruit cattle to mining coal and oil corridors. It argues for immediate statehood citing wealth population and institutions including 165 newspapers and universities and no penitentiary or poorhouse as key proofs of readiness.
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Leat College
Stillwater
Colored Agricultural and Normal University
Langston
University At
Norman
Territorial Normal School
Edlmond
Northwestern Normal
Alva
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Stitlwater
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Union
Japan
Liverpool
Biemen
Germany
Dev Creameries
South America
Mexico
Galveston
Denver County
Osage
Natural Goa
Granite
Greer County
Pawnee
Okaahoma
Union of States
Ano
Gilt Lettering and Territorial Statehood Debate
A summary of views on Indian Territory and Oklahoma statehood, plus Mars projection notes by Percival Lowell, Hood's Sarsaparilla ad pitch, Estes Fork rail schedule, and Kansas region student travel tickets. Contains multiple items including travel notices and promotions with several named places and entities.
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Mars
Percival Lowell
New York Sun
Harvard College Observatory
Cambridge
Flagatat
Dee
Icarlum Ma
Hood
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Wonders OF Oklahoma
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West Board
California Limited
Texasifornia Express
Lawsesce
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Paasenger
Oy Lawreror
Wwesr
Decket
Pacite
Peaceesee Reseesene
EASH
Kapovnas City
Exprusa
Eastern Limited
Ay T
East
Leavenworth
Lawrence Journal Co
Estes Fork
Denver
Burlington
UP Depot
Lawrence Daily Journal
Watkins Naslong
C.H. Tucker
Caanier
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Journel
State of Kansas
Jos M Powers
BB Powers
Western Lumster Company, & Corporation
Marton
James Caruthers
FF Neal
Noel
A Bourk
J Bennett
Rouben Marshall
Pater Cayor
Marion Petterson
Jet Edgworth
Winfeld S. Hanoup
Ennett
J D Harnrick
Donalas
Kaneas
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