Free Medical Adviser offered by Dr Pierce in 19th century notice
An advertising notice promotes Dr R V Pierce's Medical Adviser with 1008 pages and 70 illustrations, mailed free for 21 one cent stamps or French cloth binding for 31 stamps, citing large past sales and a new revised edition, plus a claim for Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, alcohol-free women’s remedy.
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R. V. Pierce
Invelids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute At
Buffalo
Wome
Dispensary Musical Association
M.D
Ni Y
Governor Wilson’s acceptance praised as balanced leader
Reports from New York papers describe Governor Wilson’s acceptance speech as temperate and prudent contrasting with rivals. The Times lauds practicality and broad partnership with the people. The World calls it the sanest high purpose, urging cooperation between government and citizens.
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New York
Wilson
American Institutione
Champ Clark
House OF Representatives
State Normal School War rensburg Missouri offers new courses
The State Normal School at Warrensburg Missouri publicizes expanded programs for teachers in Rural School Certificate Elective and Advanced Professional courses. It emphasizes lower expenses, near-free textbooks, and fall quarter start September 10. Local notes list community visits, travels, and a W CT U district convention with officers elected and medal contest results.
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Middle West
W. J. Hawkins
Lafayette County
W. CT
U.oa
Presbeterian Church
Lexington
Bates City
Honeyford
Odessa
Waverly
Alice Scott Abbott
Lutie Eugenia Gordon
Fannie Green
Bessie Larkin Slusher
W. M. Deweese
Kirkpatrick
Democatic Campaigns Rise in Efficient Headquarters
The piece notes the well organized National Democratic Committee at 200 Fifth Avenue with a full bureau, staff, and detailed planning as Wilson and Marshall build an early lead. It contrasts active Roosevelt and poorly launched Bull Moose efforts, highlighting McCombs rest, McAdoo stepping in, and Gore Morgenthau Wells ensuring disciplined funding and operations.
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Pnt
Pitth Avenue
National Democratic Committee
Wilson
Marshall
Republican
New York City
Democratic
Soosevelt
Bull Moosers
W. F. McCombs
Chaiirman
W. G. McAdoo
McCombs
T. P. Gore
Oklahna
Henry Morgenthau
Rolla Wells
Wilson and Marshall Forces
Panama and Straw Hats Cleaned and Trimmed by John Wittenberg
A note from Lexington details panama and straw hats being cleaned bleached and trimmed by John Wittenberg. The writeup mentions a gold watery street scene at noon and directs furioal information to this office.
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Panama
John Wittenberg
Lexington
Rural education drive boosts Missouri school mill tax
An editorial urges support for Missouri's school mill tax amendment noting education raises land values and benefits rural districts. It condemns editors urging voters to Scratch Yes on every amendment and highlights local clergy and residents traveling for church business and visits to Kansas City and St Joseph.
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Union
Missouri
Eduraton
Warren P. Clark
Ar Tadia
David
Proffit
Kansas City
Mattie and
Mary Marquis
L. Fowler
St. Joseph
Administrator's Notice of William D Ramkin Estate
Letters of administration on the estate of William D Ramkin deceased were granted July 15 1912 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri to Mary A Rankin Administratrix. All persons with claims must exhibit them for allowance within six months of the letters date or be barred. if not exhibited within one year from the last insertion of this publication, they will be forever barred.
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William D. Ramkin
Probate Court
Lafayette County
Missouri
Mary A. Rankin
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the State Normal School
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M. Mer. Callaway
M. W. Olliver
O. G. Congdon
Dover
Geo. TH. Williamson
Vinita
Joplin
G. B. Williamson
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Tillie White
Lonnie Demasters
Hardin
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Tureau
Gome
Budweiser
America
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
ST. Louis
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