Hair Regrowth Triumph with Cuticura Remedies
A testimonial from Mrs M E Woodsum of Norway Maine praises Cuticura for curing infant eczema and hair loss. The boy aged one had severe scalp eruptions and hair loss, now fully recovered with splendid hair and no pimples. Other endorsements from B H Cason Gainsboro TN and Rev J Pressley Barrett Raleigh NC laud Cuticura for skin and blood diseases. Prepared by Potter Drug Boston. prices listed.
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Mus
M. E. Woodsum
Norway
Jd. Pressley Barrett
D. D
Raleigh, N.C
Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation
Boston
Sanford's Radical Cure advertised for catarrh in Boston
It extols a cure for catarrh as an invader of air and food passages and claims total eradication with Sanford's Radical Cure. The package includes a bottle, a solvent, and an inhaler sold by Porter Drug & Chemical Corp of Boston.
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Sanford
Porter Druc & ChEmical Corporation
Boston
Weather crop bulletin and major Edwards obituary
Washington reports a week of cooler than normal temperatures with varied rainfall affecting crops across regions from the northwest to the Atlantic coast. The bulletin notes generally favorable conditions where rain occurred and reports frost in parts of the midwest. In Kansas City Major John N Edwards of the Kansas City Times dies at Jefferson City at age forty seven after a brief illness. a dispatch notes his career in west coast and midwest papers and the Press Club plans resolutions of respect.
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New England
Michigan
Northwest
Ohio Valley
Texas
Virginia
Kentucky
Arkansas
East Gulf
South Atlantic
North Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
New York
Alabama
Ohio
Indiana
Finois
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Oregon
Washington
California
Atlantic
Mississippi
Northwest Dakota
South Carolina
Middle Atlantic
Jersey
Kansas City
John N. Edwards
Kansas City Times
McCarthy House
Jefferson City
Major Edwards
West
Lexington
Shelby
Mexico
Maximillian
St. Louis
Times
Sedalia Democrat
St. Joseph
Quantrell
House of Representatives
House
Experiments in Crowing Sorghum Conducted in Several States
Washington May 4 Experiments in growing and manufacturing sorghum continue this year under the agricultural department. Prof Wiley chemist laid out work for a Mary land field eight miles northeast of Washington with Maryland Agricultural College labor. Forty varieties on one plot with nineteen fertilizers. A second plot tests four seeds with various fertilizers. Duplicates to be made at Sterling Kansas and portions at Rio Grande New Jersey Kenner Louisiana Cedar Rapids Iowa and other Kansas points. Wiley will leave for Kansas Sunday night to select the station and supervise preliminary work.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Wiley
Maryland Experimental Farm
Maryland Agricultural College
Sterling
Kansas
Rio Grande
N. J
Kenneer
Cedar Rapids
Elopement of Mamie Thompson and E W Howe
News from Jackson Mississippi reports Miss Mamie Thompson daughter of Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson eloped with Chicago resident E W Howe last evening. They were married today at Cairo amid sensational local reaction. The event centers on a prominent church family and a Chicago-based suitor.
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Chicago
Jackson
Miss
Mamie Thompson
Hugh Miller Thompson
E. W. Howe
Tare Mort
Cairo
President’s views on capital punishment clarified
Washington May 4 Attorney General Miller was questioned on the president’s stance and clemency actions. He stated the president is not opposed to capital punishment and that in murder cases he did what the law requires, showing no maudlin sympathy but ensuring guilt is fully established before the extreme penalty.
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WashingTon
Miller
Butter from cows fed cotton seed meal surprises analysts
Washington May 4 The Agricultural Department analyzed butter from cows fed cotton seed meal and found a low volatile acid content a phenomenally high melting point and strong persistence of the reducing agent These findings suggest that mixing cotton seed meal with cow feed in the South lowers butter melting point making it more suitable for consumption in hot climates and highlight the meal's importance as cattle feed for the region.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
South
United States
Supreme Court Rules Growing Corn Is Not The Mortgageed Grain
In Lincoln Nebraska on April 4 the supreme court ruled that growing corn mortgaged as security is not the same as the harvested corn sold to grain dealers. The decision clarifies that the mortgage does not cover the corn after harvest and sale.
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Lincolln
Neb
Supreme Court
Illinois Steel Company forms largest steel merger
The final formality in merging three major Illinois steel firms was completed today. The new corporation is The Illinois Steel Company, with capital stock of 25 million dollars, of which 18 million dollars has been paid up.
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Cnicaco
Illinois Steel Company
America
Min Historical Society Finds Source of Mississippi
The Minneapolis Historical Society party reports locating the riverhead two lakes above Lake Itasca, seven miles distant from that lake. They say the sources lie about 110 feet higher than Itasca.
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St. Paul, Minn
Minneapolis’ Historical Society
Mississippi River
Lake Itasca
Pension office resignations and new land office appointee
Washinetox May 4 reports Daniel G. Gentsch of Ohio and George P. Smith of Kansas, special examiners in the pension office, have resigned. Jas J. Spellman of Mississippi, colored, is appointed a lumber agent of the general land office.
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Washinetox
Daniel G. Gentsch
Ohio
George P. Smith
Kansas
Jas. J. Spellman
Mississippi
General Land Office
Soap Factory Burns in St Louis Fire Losses Hit
A large soap and candle factory run by Schaeffer Brothers and Pornell at Barton and Kosciusko streets burned between 2 and 3 am. About half the plant was destroyed with estimated losses between 75000 and 100000 dollars, insured. A fragmentary addendum notes unrelated items about social events and a Tarboro NC pharmacy ad for Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup.
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St. Louis
Schaeffer Brothers & Pornell
Barton and Kosciusko Streets
Stage coach held up by highwaymen near Green Forest
Eureka Springs, Ark May 4. The Harrison and Eureka Springs stage coach was robbed in broad daylight a short distance west of Green Forest in Carroll county. The mail sack with registered packages was cut open and contents rifled. Two masked men did the job. no passengers were aboard.
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Eureka Sprites
Ark
Harrison
Eureka Springs
Green Forest
Carroll
Forest Fires Rampage Across Northern Wisconsin
May 4 report from AsuLaNab Wisconsin describes extensive forest fires from Ashland to Clear Lake covering about 150 miles. About $5,000 logs burned on Fon du Lac Indian reservation and 1,750 cords of wood lost near Ashland. A bucket brigade saved the Parish Manufacturing plant area though smoke blankets towns and lake.
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AsuLaNab
Wis
Wisconsin
Ashland
Clear Lake
Fon du Lac
Parish Manufacturing Company
Dynamite Outrage Injures Italian Laborer in Car
Cutcaco May 4. Police learned of a dynamite explosion near Grand Trunk tracks last night. An abandoned freight car housed Italian laborers. While feuding with Michael Rochi, Joseph Dofobayo allegedly placed track torpedoes in a stove. Rochi lit the fire and the blast wrecked the car, leaving him mortally wounded at the county hospital.
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Cutcaco
Grand Trunk Railroad
New York
Michael Rochi
Joseph Dofobayo
Rochi
Big Naval Contract Awarded to Union Ironworks
Washington May 4 Secretary Tracy awarded Union Ironworks of San Francisco the contract to construct the great armored coast defense vessel at a cost of 1,628,000 dollars.
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Washinotox
Tracy
Union Ironworks of
San Francisco
White House Visitors Include Senators and Representatives
Early White House visitors included Senators Ingalls and Plumb and Representatives Morry Caldwell and Morrill. A visitor noted Lawrence Barrett’s clear voice and credited Dr Bull's Cough Syrup. A Maryland man from Clifton, Baltimore County, reports two to three years of rheumatism relieved by Salvation Oil.
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WasnIndon
White House
Ingalls and
Plumb
Morry
Caldwell and
Morrill
Lawrence Barrett
Dr. Bull
Ws. Clark
Clifton
Baltimore County
Kemp's Balsam and Bucklen's Arnica Salve Ad
The rush on the druggists continues for Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs with claims it cures coughs colds asthma bronchitis and consumption. Kemp's Balsam sold by Barber Bros 50c and 1 trial size. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised as best for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands and skin eruptions with a money refund guarantee. Sold by Barber Bros.
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Barber Bros
California Syrup for sale by Barber Bros
A historic ad proclaims Yrups of Figs as a natural laxative and remedy to cleanse the bowels during bilious attacks or constipation. Marketed as easily taken and effective, the notice sells 50 cent bottles for one dollar through Barber Bros. in a late 19th or early 20th century style.
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Paine
J. B. Jenxina
Cloyd’s Creek
Tenn
California
Barber Bros
Fractured OCR item on patent medicine claims
Fragmentary note cites a sale claim for a medicine named Neato to cure liver complaints and other ailments. The garbled text references suing Vaali over bottles and alleged penalties, reflecting dubious medical marketing practices and possible legal action.
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Vaali
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B. H. Cason
Werchant
John V. Minok
Gainsboro
Braby
Cuticura Sosp
Peter
Paul
H. McDonald Deug CO
Gov
Washington and
Chaclton Sts
T.louis
Washindon
Salvation Oil
Tarboro
Tarboro, N.C
Ashl
Havana
Ala
Wells, Richardson & Co
Burlington
Waukee
Buckien
J. A. Datiley
Massachusetts Street
National Bank Hill & Mendenhall
Tutt
Beth
Singer
Farornest
K.C
Je Aikin
M.D
Searly
Las Malo St
Kenses City
Kansas City, Mo
Whittier
Missouri
Bag
Hl. J. Whittier
Mary
Butcha
Sapolio
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