Favorite Prescription Promised To Restore Cheerful Mind
The excerpt touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for weekly mental lows caused by bodily drains. It claims relief from distress, irritability, and pain after stopping drains and pains, with testimonials from Miss Annie Rieptiens and John Green praising renewed well being and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda
Pierce
John Green
Imoville, Boyle Co. Ky
Annie Rieptiens
KctleenTe
WoodCa
Wova
Doctor Fierce
Orion
Gatton Medical
Vieree
Woreda
ROTH'S TO SUSACRIBERS PROMISES BETTER DELIVERY
The Journal seeks improved paper delivery by 6 o'clock each evening, urging patrons to support regular service. Carriers will adjust routes and charges to ensure timely papers for all subscribers, with steps outlined to fix missed deliveries in the coming month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Jovawat
Satan
Amouriinc Vrarss To Red Angle Herein Book Display
Amouriinc presents a highly illustrated book featuring Ponti and Migsorry scenery. The work includes the famed Oiden treit dare of 5,090 seran in Haw ell county and a large fruit display. It promotes a masque of educational aims, with references to exotic topics and regional products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponti
Hawell
Portaton
Americs
Everz
New York University to Build Hall of Fame for Great Americans
NYU trustees accept a gift of 100 000 dollars to fund a Hall of Fame for Great Americans on a university height, with a bronze statue and panel tributes. The plan includes a towering sculpture facing toward Latin Quarter and valleys, honoring notable Americans and featuring a commemorative plaque layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E—Ladece
Kamen
New York Elyares
New York University
Oy University Heigtite
Maier Perteanit
Persia
Hartie
Tabert Goelen
Wonder Child Telegraph Operator Sought in Kingstree
A boy named Willie from Kingstree, exposed to telegraphy since eight, impressed officials with his skill at the wire. He daily studied trains and messages, mastered call letters, and now seeks a formal telegraph position, hoping to become a capable, steady operator beyond his hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perla
Willie
Attirtie
Clarente
Charleston
Sty
Elarges
Orator
Wille
Wingstree
Erie
Northwestern dress code at Woman's Hall shocks coeds
Report from Rennston Illinois describes Northwestern University students at Woman's Hall facing a new dean backed dress code. Coeds lament earlier breakfasts and rigid enforcement while some argue no observer sees their attire. Also mentions poverty teachings and Salvation Army efforts in Mexico and a local ad for a skin remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Hall
Rennston
Fords
Dean Miller Thay
Aft
Russia Holds Back on Freight Car Orders for Trans Siberian
A Russian official says large contracts for 5000 freight cars and bridges will stay with Russian makers. Prince Hilkoff and M. De Witte oppose sending heavy orders abroad due to domestic factory shutdowns. Deliveries set for June for bridges and cars, with broader plans to boost native industry and timely completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Prince Hilkoff
M. de Witte
Arma
Ministry of Ways and Communications
Man Claims Bone Growth Through Thought Power
S W Whiter of 21 First Avenue Jallet cites a Chicago Inter Ocean story about Mrs B Hughes Graham of Chicago and a man named John Espy of Neola. He recounts Espy who reportedly grew four inches of bone in his lower leg after an injury, through mental focus and belief, enabling him to walk with a slight limp after amputation was refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.W. Whiter
Ives
First Avenue
Jallet
Chicago
W. Hughes-Graham
E John Expy
Neola
Winter
Che Hirkes
Nenia
Kepy
German lullabies to Chicago schools and children
German committee of the board of education approved introducing simple German songs for Kinder garten and primary pupils to ease future study and acquaint youngsters with German words. The move stresses Germany as a land of music and hopes to please parents with familiar melodies. A Philadelphia man is jailed for a year for selling Sapho copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Germany
Board of Education
Josep S. Schwab
Philadelphia
Davidet
Sapho
Chicago Times-Herald
Loans Morey To Affianced Begs a Money Union
A morning newspaper article reports a Madison Avenue office run by the Cooperative League offering loans to would be couples unable to marry due to money. They charge three percent per month, or up to thirty six percent annually, with loans granted after reference checks and formal deposits. The head, Frank Gardner, describes the operation and mentions Boston lender John McConnell coordinating similar financing for marriages.
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Cooperative League
Lapn Ae
The
League
Madison Avenue
Forty-second Street
Frank Gardner
Gardner
Sail Gardner
Pringinal
Mc. Gardner
Johi McConnell
Boston
Lupin
Aioe
X.Y. Teri
Spiers
Ghastly Grist From Ocean Tragedies and Oddities
Fragmented text reports ship disasters with many losses and survivors amid rough seas. It mentions steamers sunk or missing, lifeboats lost, extensive damage and seas breaking over bows, plus brief aside on wartime era propeller failures and oil fires. Also includes arbitrary quotes about marriage and medicine ads from periodicals.
Chapin payed debts of father, wipes out old claims
Simeon B Chapin, a former Armour & Co broker, settled all outstanding debts of his late father E D Chapin, a board of trade operator. Creditors had forgotten the liabilities after many years and legal statutes, yet Chapin offered to buy remaining claims for dollar for dollar. Several creditors praised the act as honorable and surprising.
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Simeon B. Chapin
E. D. Chapin
Board of Trade
Head
Mr. Chapin
Chapin
Armour & Co
John Cudahy
Cudahy
Stever
Models of modern skyscrapers at Paris exposition
Announcement by Willard A. Smith from the temporary replacement for Ferdinand W. Peck states two ten foot high models will be shown. One model displays the full building with terra cotta, the other shows the steel skeleton and jointing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard A. Smith
Ferdinand W. Peck
United States
Paris
Bialch
Department of
Civic Engineering
Railway Review
Transportation Department
Europe
Broadway Chambers
New York
Trade In The Orient Move To Open China And Japan
Senate commerce committee reports support for a bill authorizing presidential commissions to visit China and Japan to study trade, urging expanded American exports. It notes China’s vast population, wealth, resources, and a shift toward Western trade practices, stressing farming and merchant roles and the lasting value of Chinese markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Senate Committee On Commerce
United States
Orient
Langtry Nears Prostration Over Philadelphia Row
Mrs Langtry, upset by Philadelphia society backlash over her English fund concert, is said to be nearly prostrated. Her secretary says she did not request to recite in Philadelphia and that organizers only approached her after her New York arrival. Langtry disputes American aristocracy patronage and denies press attacks on her conduct.
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Philadelphia
Util Rey
Lasztry
London
Findure
Langtry
Naval Estimates Issued 1901 British War Spending Rise
The 1901 British naval estimates show a net total of 2,274,000 pounds, up 9 percent from 1900. About half the increase funds an additional 424 men and war-related costs for the current year exceed 1,710,000 pounds. December reserves show 25,712 men and plans for next year include laying down battleships armored cruisers light-draught gunboats torpedo boats and a royal yacht with many ships still under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Naval Estimates Corps
Oval
Trig
Blindfold Chess on a Train in a Quiet Car
A club member recalls a Buffalo to New York Central parlor car episode where three men bet ten dollars each on a blindfold chess game. They traded moves like pawn to king four and bishop’s square, matching classic positions as one player correctly identified Anderson vs Kieseritzki. The stake settled with all players equally paid, and the scene ended with a near-even finish as the train traveled to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Evan
Buffalo
New York Central
Leonld
Harry
Anderson
Kieseritzki
Otty Jove
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Lawrence Man Back Ache
A Lawrence citizen reports backache relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills sold by Dick Bros on Massachusetta Street. Mrs Mason also benefited with pain and kidney distress easing. Doan's Kidney Pills available through all dealers with Foster Milburn Co. as sole U.S. agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
R. P. Olteia
Barcelona
Aiken
S. C. Wesk
America
All
Perry
Barber Bros, Drageist
Bright
Lawrence
A. L. Mason
Bridge Street
Dean
Dick Bros
Massachusetta Streat
Doan
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
U.S
Leavenworth Railroad timetable notes limited services
The Beav er and Pecis giant list shows schedule changes for the Leavenworth area with several daily and Sunday exceptions. The Eastern Limited and Pacific Express are mentioned with mixed service on Sundays. Various Chicago and Texas trains list daily or specific day patterns and occasional departures or arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver & Peciis
Jenn Nob
Kanna Sigresypeen
Texas
Philia
Pam
Engere My
Brastboumd
Chicago
Nobk Ca
Chieage Kaprem
daAulauuc Bapiiss
Uitmenenger
Larties
Vince Pay
Lukrgo
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Carlinfornia
Santa Fe
Chicara
Kansas City
Gln
C. Bailey
the Airh'ac, Tapekd& Sante Fe Railway
Wwrence
Kan
California
Lawrance
Los Angeles
Santa Fe House
Geo. C, Bailey
Pascihia Ratne
Geo. L. Bailey
Acent Te Aichison
Topeka & Senta
Fs Railws
Lawrenes
City of Mexico
Poliman
Go. C. Batley, Lawrence, Kes
Hudson
Northwestern
Cocis
Evanaton
Hierratier
Pittsburgh
Carnegie
Salvation Army
Mexico
Cittiss
Ami
Barber Baws
Russia
Trans Diberial Railroad
John Kapr
Xenfa
Ohio
Ucen
Cis
York
Mrey Baer
Tee Ocean
Tremp
Dave
Ainslee
Mie Wheeler
Hood
A.R. da
Jourenal
Doylestone
Mufferer
Aboumatiem
Barber Broz
Dr. Thomas Eilectric
Draper
Nervine
Miles
Nonais
Rock Rapids
Dr. Miten Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Simeon 2
Yeed
Senate
Piterinos
Natro
Sunusy
Mane
Doage Jay County
Kanaan
Mary Stevens
Kaneas
C. L. Epwanpa
A. D. le
Douglas County
Kansas
John W. Lohr
Bate Lake
NOME
Wemeny
Dereon
Ths
Spaeti
Guideatana
Brescen
Ore
Theo Poehler Warcantile Co
Bawersock Milling Company
Man
Zephyr
Cor
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