Pyramid Pile Cure Public Testimonial Appeal
An advertisement argues that Pyramid Pile Cure cures long lasting piles without surgery and offers a $1000 for any false testimonial. It cites a Canton Ohio printer who reports twenty years of suffering relieved after three fifty cent boxes and invites readers to write to Pyramid Drug Co. in Marshall Michigan for their book on piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Pile Cure
Wm. Lichtenwalter
Canton
Ohio
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Shipping Bill Sparks Senate Clash Over Subsidy Policy
Senator Clay led the attack as the Senate prepared to vote on a pending shipping bill amid charges it would subsidize private shipowners through public taxation. He argued foreign rates aid American exporters, and questioned the need for subsidies or increased ocean mail lines. He called the bill vicious in principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Frye
Commerce Committee
Clay
Georgia
United States
Senator Clay
England
Germany
Great Britain
Commissioner of Navigation
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Proposed as Constitution Remedy
An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe internal cure for catarrh, claiming it treats the blood and liver rather than local symptoms. Dr. Edmondson is quoted praising the tablets for head, throat, bronchial, stomach, and liver catarrh and dismissing sprays and inhalers as temporary. Drugstores offer 50 cents per pack, with a free booklet available from the F A Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Edmondson
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
House Adjourns For Polk as Rural Free Delivery Bill Proceeds
In Washington on March 5 the House debated a rural free delivery classification bill but adjourned out of respect for the late Representative Polk of Pennsylvania whose death in Philadelphia occurred last night. A 15 member committee was named to attend Polk’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Polk
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Devoe paint guidance from F W Devoe Co
A Lowell mass letter explains lumber and paint pricing and quality. The author argues about paint types and coats, praising Devoe lead and zinc paint as superior due to zinc’s wear resistance and modern grinding methods. The note ends with Devoe’s signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe
F. W. Devoe & CO
Rescue party formed to reach Ingram Basin men
Telluride Colorado March 5 A rescue party plans to reach Ingram Basin where seven men were working when a winter storm cut contact. The area is among the most dangerous in San Juan county and a slide or buried bunkhouses with provisions may have trapped them. John R Powell’s body was recovered last Friday as teams clear trails to reach buried sites. The Tom Boy mine is closed and many miners assist in the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telluride
Colo
Ingram Basin
San Juan County
John R. Powell
Tom Boy
Cough Relief Prompted Foley’s Honey and Tar Use
A Danville Illinois mother recounts her daughter’s severe cough easing after Foley’s Honey and Tar. The excerpt denounces substitutes and touts Burdock Blood Bitters for digestion and stomach health, claiming it makes indigestion impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Jackson
Danville
Ill
Foley
F. C. Goodale
C. EF. Carter
Beneath the Surface at the City Farm
A reader recounts inspection of the city farm hospital wards revealing vermin, dirty conditions, and underfunded facilities. 58 men and 42 women ill, with one attendant soliciting subscriptions. calls for a trained nurse and shutdown for repairs. 89 insane women and poorly kept wards show the farm is a hospital and not a self sustaining facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Pinder
Donlan
Women’s Hospital
Dr. Donlan
City Farm
Turning Point in Germany and Abroad in North American Review
The March issue of North American Review surveys Germany's political shift urging active friendship with Britain and the United States. It features Hannis Taylor on Pan American arbitration, L Miner on Muscovite designs in Manchuria, J H Walker on banking reform, naval lessons from the Spanish War, Claude Phillips on art emotion, S A Knopf on tuberculosis, W H Moody on Senate powers, and Brander Matthews on the theatre's role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf von Schierbrand
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Hannis Taylor
L. Miner
North China College
Pekin
Manchuria
J. H. Walker
Claude Phillips
S. A. Knopf
W. H. Moody
Maurice Low
Senate
Brander Mtthews
Review of Reviews March issue highlights global topics
The March Review of Reviews surveys post earthquake Philippines reflections by Stephen Bonsal and Harold Cox on public debts of British possessions. It analyzes Germany US relations, the American German element, Anglo German ties with England and Japan’s pact. Features Harvard president profile by George P. Morris, plus notes on California’s long power transmission, Carver on scientific agriculture, Tyner on the metaphysical movement, and Bliss on practical missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Stephen Bonsal
Harold Cox
Prince Henry
Germany
United States
England
Japan
Harvard University
George P. Morris
California
Thomas C. Martin
South
Geo. W. Carver
Tuskegee Institute
Paul Tyner
Edwin Munsell Bliss
The Military Rule of Obedience in March Mahan Essay
The March issue features Captain Alfred T. Mahan on military obedience, and Richard Garnett praises Carducci as a towering Italian spirit. Alfred Fouillee essays on contemporary French philosophy, with others by Newell, Conbeare, Keane, Conant, and a月 Chronicle of the Month review by Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred T. Mahan
Richard Garnett
Giosue Carducci
Italy
France
Alfred Fouillee
William Wells Newell
Cambridge
Mass
Fred C. Conbeare
Oxford
England
A. H. Keane
C. A. Conant
Philippines
Chronicle of the Month
Joseph B. Bishop
Palm Trees of Brazil and Other March Features
A March issue overview lists key articles including Branner on The Palm Trees of Brazil, Chamberlain on Work and Rest, Oberholtzer on Science in 1901 and Franklin's Philosophical Society, Dall on Alpheus Hyatt, Sumner on Fanaticism in Russia, Keasley on Human Differentiation, Titchener on Conscious or Unconscious Earlier Movements, and a Trust Deed by Andrew Carnegie to benefit the Carnegie Institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
Brazil
John C. Branner
Alexander Francis Chamberlain
Franklin's Philosophical Society
Ellis Paxon Oberholtzer
Alpheus Hyatt
W. H. Dall
Russia
W. G. Sumner
Lindley M. Keasley
EB. B. Titchener
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Institution
The New Shakespeare Bacon Controversy in Cosmopolitan
The March Cosmopolitan presents a folded piece on Elizabeth I and the Earl of Leicester in the Tower, detailing their confinement, the birth of two sons including Lord Bacon, and Elizabeth's condemnation of Essex. Prof. Ser viss authored the piece, with broader notes on public men sketches by William Allen White and other contemporaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Earl of Leicester
Lord Bacon
Earl of Essex
England
Garrett P. Serviss
William Allen White
Mr. White
Thomas C. Platt
March
Cosmopolitan
Harrison
Theodore Roosevelt
Julian Ralph
Clara Morris
Roland Phillips
James B. Townsend
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Henri D. Haskins
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F. A. Hodges
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Abel C. Whittier
Westford
Donovan Building
Market Street
C. B. Coburn & CO
B. Goodwin
Thorndike ST
John McAskie
Spencer & Co
McAskie
Miacic Street
Vicious IN Principle
C. C. Howe
Lowell, Mass
Telluride, Col
THE
Oke Magazines
North American Review
Campbell’s
Campbell
Campbell's Mills
Boston
Sawyer Crystal Blue Company
Broad Street
Review of Reviews
International Monthly
A. G. Pollard & CO
Morocco
NEW York Cloak & Suit
John Street
Melton
New York
Lowe's
John P. Quinn
Dix Street
Gorham
Central St
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