Effects of cocaine on relief and danger to society
Medical Record quotes warn that cocaine offers a transient relief from fatigue and worry but causes deep withdrawal pain, irritative melancholia, and exhaustion. It notes facial agony when deprived, increased susceptibility versus alcohol or opium, and that many users turn to morphine or spirits. It calls druggists and physicians responsible and urges stopping sale except for specific medical use, while soda fountains selling cocaine pose rising risk.
Relatives visited as Eckle sisters travel to Freeman Mo
Elizabeth and Florence Eckle left Tuesday for Freeman Missouri to visit relatives. Mrs W C Allen returned Tuesday to Kansas City after a brief stay with relatives. Mr and Mrs John Wittenburg and their son Henry went to Kansas City Tuesday to spend the day.
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Elizabeth
Florence Eckle
Freeman, Mo
W. C. Allen
Kansas City
John Wittenburg
Henry
Missouri Democrats urged unity for 1910 presidential nomination
The St Louis Republic urges Missouri Democrats to focus on winning the 1910 election and building a united base, rather than rushing a presidential candidate. It lauds former Governor Folk and calls for electing a Missouri choice by regular process two years hence, emphasizing harmony and party strength.
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Missouri
Folk
Southern
Banner
Congress
St. Louis Republic
Local residents enter and depart for various trips
W H Chiles traveled to Kansas City on legal business. Mrs Emma Peddicord returned to Odessia after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs C E Johns of Jefferson City arrived to visit E B Campbell's family. Traveller went to the Confederate Home on business. Mrs L G Buford left for Eldorado Springs to visit relatives. E T Burel returned from Carthage and Springfield. Prof J C Shelton went to Kansas City on business. Leis Mitchell arrived from Salt Lake City to visit relatives. Capt B T Tillman left for Columbia MO to attend summer school.
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W.H. Chiles
Kansas City
Emma Peddicord
Odessia
L. G. Buford
Eldorado Springs
E. T. Burel
Carthage
Springfield
J. C. Shelton
Kallans City
Leis Mitchell
Salt Lake City
Capt
B. T. Tillman
Columbia
Free Remedy For Weak Bowels
An unsigned 1910s style health ad extols cleansing bowels with Dr Caldwell's Syrup and laxatives. It promises internal cleanliness, offers a free sample, and cites testimonials from families who report relief from stomach and liver issues, urging readers to buy the 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes.
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Dr. Caldwell
Hume
Caldwell
Aize
Rand
Oscar Fleener
Unionville
Ind
J. F. Daniel
Baron
Sega
Early Kansas City Rail Notices in Missouri Advertisements
A fragmented rail and transit notice from Kansas City with listings of train schedules and sections. Mentions Missouri, daily trains, Vermillion passenger service, and official agent stamps. Contains scattered abbreviations and incomplete lines.
Life of Gov Johnson a praised Minnesota biography
The life story of the Great Governor of Minnesota is praised as inspiring and thrilling. It notes the biography was edited by trusted figures close to the late governor including his private secretary Day and publishers, with printing details and price.
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Arkansas
Hot Springs
Minnesota
Abraham Lincoln
Raghind Por S
Nds
Mr. Day
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