Married Near Oak Grove in Kansas City couple
William Jewel Gladion of Kansas City and Miss Alice May Winkler wed Thursday at the bride’s parents home near Oak Grove. Rev Strester officiated. The ceremony was at noon followed by a fine dinner. The couple, born on the same day and longtime sweethearts, left Friday evening for Kansas City to start their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Fuggineville Loader
William Jewel Gladion
Kansas City
Alice May Winkler
William Lagenby
Rev. Strester
Kas
Moore
Carthage
Young
Knox Fitzpatrick
Mr. Bradley
James EB
F. M. Gladish
Wm. Martin
John J. Gladish
Mr. Gladish
John J. Glatiak
Kansans City
Quality versus quantity in digestion and nourishment
The ad promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Core claiming it maximizes nutrient extraction from food, digests regardless of stomach condition, and delivers nutrients to blood and tissues to strengthen the system. It touts a cure for sour stomach and dyspepsia, selling through Cren shaw & Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Crenshaw & Young
Frank Webb Prosperity Featured in Waverly Watchman
A fragmented notice highlights Frank Webb and Waverly residents, noting Webb’s success in a Marshall print shop venture that earns up to 250 000 yearly. Included are pasted ad-like testimonials for Ballard Snow Liniment, touting its cancer-sounding claims and urging purchases from Crenshaw & Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Webb
Waverly Watchman
Watchman
Mexican Herald
Mexico
Auvealipank
W. Webb
Amelia Tie Cooper
W. Wright
Ruth
Frank
May
Alla Ste
Kansas City
Bia
Marshall Thorey
Webb
Ingalls on Death Portrait of Equality in Death
John Z. Ingalls delivers a death anniversary message on Congressman Buros of St. Joseph, asserting in the democracy of death all men are equal. He notes wealth and status fade, while the grave nullifies prerogatives and ransoms. The poor and rich meet the same fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Z. Ingalls
Buros
St. Joseph
Dives
Lazarus
Death's leveling law in nature's final equity
Poetic meditation on equality in death where pride, honors, wealth, and power lose their grip. It asserts that time's injustices reverse at last, as all beings, strong or weak, confront the same ultimate equalizer. Even the mighty succumb to death's invincible adversary.
Terns Wonder Hall's Great Discovery Endorsed
A letter from FRANKE TUTTLE of Moberly Missouri dated September 9 180% endorses Dr B W Hall of St Louis Missouri and his claimed kidney remedy Terns Wonder Hall's Great Discovery saying it helped him and he cheerfully recommends it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Mio
Dr. B. W, Hall
St Louis
Hall
Franke, Tuttle
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles claim
One small bottle of the Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles and a host of related conditions in men and women. It is advertised as a two months' treatment and offered by all druggists with mail order available for 81 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cardui
Fermala
Gordui
Rockfeller Frontispiece and Other Portrait Studies
A jumbled catalog of illustrated pieces and portraits including Rockfeller frontispiece under George Varian, Ida Tarbell study, Barlow portraits, Summer Ball college athlete, and various authorial images. It ends with an advertisement for One Minute Cough Cure sold by Crenshaw & Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D Rockfeller
George Varian
John D. Rockfeller
Ida M. Tarbell
Crenshaw & Young
It Was Very Cheap at the Price
It was alleged that the discovery of America cost a little more than 7000 dollars with Columbus fleet valued at about 5000 dollars and the admiral's salary at 300 a year. The two captains earned 200 and crew were paid 2 1 2 pounds monthly Each. Columbus apparently received nothing for his share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Gebos
Columbus
Consumption's Warning and The Beet Cattle Trust Paradox
A fragmentary message contrasts Dr Roschee's German Syrup claimed to cure consumption with warnings about lung disease. It then shifts to Charles Edward Russell's critique of meat costs and packer profits, noting cheaper raw cattle versus higher finished beef prices and challenging government reports on the Packers and stock prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Roschee
Boel
Charies Edward Russell
United States
Oklahoma City Wedding of Aigentsville Lowder and Deevin Hartwell Boyd
A wedding took place at the bride’s parents home in Oklahoma City on Wednesday June 14 at 9 p m. Aigentsville Lowder and Deevin Hartwell Boyd exchanged vows in the presence of near relatives and friends. The bride wore white Paris muslin lace and insertion over white taffeta silk. Attending were Chas Neale and family members, including Flora Neale of Alva. The groom, a Baptist church member with a wood and feed yard business in Oklshams City, is praised for his good qualities. The record also includes local notices and testimonial items about Ballard’s Horehound Syrup and religious commentary by Rev F B Cherington and Rev W D Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Aigentsville Lowder
Deevin Hartwell Boyd
Ethel Neale
W. G. Neale
Baptist’ Church
Oklshams City
Chas. M. Neale
Shaware Cod Mero
Murrell
Flora Neale
Alva
J. A
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Patents
Warning against mercury containing catarrh remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo claims to be mercury free and effective when taken internally. Mentions sales by Druggists and price per bottle. Also reports local business changes: Horetman buys Frerking interest in Alma elevator for 2000, and Frerking brothers buy Blackburn elevator for 5000, with housing and residence details for Frerking and Horstman families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheasy & Co
H. H. Horetman
R. C. Frerking
Alma
Mr. Horstman
Mr. Frerking
E. L. Frerking
Corder
Blackburn
J. G. Goodwin
OC. Frerking
Binckborn
Horstman
Welsbrodt
Frerking
Ballard's Snow Liniment praised in 1909 notice
Acutely describes Rheumatism relief from Ballard's Snow Liniment with a testimonial from Oscar Oleson of Gibson City Illinois dated February 16 1909 noting back pain improved after one bottle Crenshaw Young druggists Platte City. Also mentions buffalo market values and local social events with brief genealogical note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Oscar Oleson
Gibson City
Bullard
Crenshaw & Young Druggists
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Westmoreland
Kan
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
Shopin J Carson
Allensville
S Allen
Texas
Joly McClure
Henry Beach Needham
Frederick Ri. Burton
Tommy Cutts
Richard Washburn Chiles
F. R. Croger
Lincoln Steffens
Lustrayla
Charles Raymond Meculey
Lillian Tree Bryant
Bilious
Bill
Concordia
William Td, Johnson
Mia
Mary Johnson
Burlington
Iowa
Cobblage Law School
William
Balding
Chicago
Mayview
Leater Foulds
Montag
Henry Leffman
Joe McGrath
Street Hutchinson
Kane
Crenshaw & Young, Druggista
Gemi
Charies Wagner
F. B .Cherington
Rey
W. D. Hyde
Vale Tee
The
Theis
Ieee Medicine Co Ghaitenongn
Platte City
North Platte River
Oak Grove Banner
Lexington
Gineville
Melvin Richsideon
Jono
Webaye
Colgate’s
Violet
Manhattan
Shiri
Winn & Moorman’s
Missouri Pacific By. Co
S River Division
Jefferson City
Vis
Myrick Station
St. Boula
A. S. Loomis
Townsend, G. P
T. A
Toate
St. Lani
H. M. Lissack
M. D. Homepath
Bardis Lane
Glasseas
R. Moorshead
J L. Peak
Rani Peaa
Aise
Leny
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