Indigestion remedy offered free by Dr Caldwell
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for indigestion and related stomach and bowel troubles. It cites testimonials from various individuals, promises a free test bottle by writing to Dr Caldwell at 500 Caldwell Building Monticello and notes no charge for medical advice or the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
C. Fowler
Carson City
Mich
Ida A. Fortune
Grand Junction
Tenn
B. F
Thompson
Shenandoah
W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell Bldg
Monticello
Malvern Leader subscription rates and empire of news
The Malvern Leader details subscription options including one year at 1.50 and smaller terms, with notes that out-of-county copies must be prepaid. It also notes the paper prints all official Board of Supervisors proceedings and cites various editorials on national figures, naval power, and health advances, including life expectancy trends and tuberculosis fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
The
Board of Supervisors
John K. Gore
Newark
N. J
Actuarial Sociiety of America
Actuaries
New York
America
Europe
Gore
Outward Opening Doors Law Takes Effect July 1
The late legislature mandated outward opening doors for public buildings including hotels churches lodges courthouses assembly halls theaters opera houses colleges and public schools with all class and assembly room doors in public schools opening outward. Decoration Day reflections honor the 1861 65 veterans and pledge patriotic duty and Christian standards. Railroad travel safety notes cite Pennsylvania 1908 figures showing 141 660 543 passengers with only 102 injuries and 1 death per 18 603 007 on Pullman cars, arguing safety in modern travel is higher than feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Pullman Car Company
Memorial The Northern Blue The Southern Gray
Poem honors Union and Confederate dead with imagery of blue and gray soldiers. It laments lack of graves markers, adjures readers to send stamps to poet Damon Harvey in Clegar field Fa, and offers to return his photo and the poem printed on plate paper for scrapbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Harvey
Clegarfield
Dickinson Is Back From Panama Canal Tour
Secretary of War Dickinson returns to Washington aboard the Mayflower after a Panama Canal inspection trip. He is weak but improving and will regain strength, praising canal progress and joking that he only saw Cuba through a porthole. The party, including Mrs. Dickinson, debarked at the Washington navy yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama Canal
Guba
Dickinson
Washington Navy Yard
Havana
Navy Yard
Cuba
Panama Zone
Appeals Two Gent Fare Case Tests Ruling
Kansas City May 22 The state seeks to restrain Missouri railroads from restoring the 3 cent passenger fare Jeptha Howe of St. Louis filing in federal court an appeal from Judge Smith McPherson ruling that kept a temporary injunction against prosecuting an injunction suit. The appeal cites errors in McPhersons decision and includes a telegram from the judge sanctioning the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
McPherson
Kansas City
Missouri
Jeptha Howe
Seebert Jones
Smith McPherson
National Good Roads Congress Backs Convict Labor Plan
Washington May 24 The second national good roads congress closed with resolutions urging state and national cooperation to build post roads and employ convict labor in construction The congress called for the United States government to appropriate at least 10 percent of national revenue for public roads with each state contributing an equal amount for road building and maintenance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Convention
Washington
Second
National Good Roads Congress
Congress
United States
Boy Escapes From Kidnappers In Princeton Settlement
Ten year old Harold McDonald was seized by gypsies while following a band through the Union settlement twelve miles southwest of Princeton Indiana. He was hidden in a wagon but escaped at Stewartville and returned home. A posse pursues the gypsies.
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Princeton
Ind
Old
Union Settlement
Here
Harold McDonald
McDonald
Stewartville
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J. A. Parsons
Malvern
Wilson
J. R. Scott
Ando
Malvern, Lowa
J. C. Laird
Bank of Malvern
E. Whitfield
Attorweyt Atiayw
Bmfelrvrern, Lowe
National Ban
D. M. Kline
Osteopathic Physician
Malvern, .Lowa
Royece
Mills County Abstract Company
Re Om Shaw
Elm St
John W. Kennedy & CO
Chicago
C S. Royes
Iowa
Dr. King
W. P. Wortman
S.s
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Republic
Aldrich
Senate
Sioux City Journal
Dolliver
Cummins
Taft
Supreme Court of Missouri
Henry Wirtz
Andersonville
Daughters of the Confederacy
the Republic
Dewey
Middle West
Admiral Dewey
BY Damon Harvey
Columbus
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
W. G.lee
Cleveland
A. R. King
T. L. Cease
Val Titzpatrick
A. F. Whitney
Town
James Murdock
Toronto
Messina
Ruina
Variona
Baiirdad
Federal Board of Mediation
Georgia Raiiroad
Neill
Atlanta
Scot
Galenburg
Maya É C
Beet
Supreme Court
the Bank of Malvern
Responsibility
I. F. Hendricks
W. H. Guyer
Summers
George Mellor
James J. Wilson
First National Bank
Loma
Dreneer
W. el, Summers Sherman Jones
George Mellox
Jamsj
Wilson Stoletoludsers
Mary Wstrahlin
John Larsson
John Dyson
JJ Wilgyon
H W Summers
WS Summers
Charley T Boles
Worts
Salyers
Neilie Aistrope
Jerry Maher
Amy Mulholland
Sherman Jones IJ Swain
John W Glynn
John H'Sults
Ward
B. Christy
James Durpis
Fran Dunmin Oashior
Malvern Petal Bank
LVERN
IOW
STOOK
Christy Pred Pasha
James Durbin
G. W. Strobl
Laird
D. F Whitfield
O. H. Peer
M.cunningham
Lottie Deardorff
H. A. Deardorff
D. E. Whitffeld
Maggie M. Durbin
E. 0. Keyton
Geo. W. Strohl
J. G. Flanagan
Kratzer
Columbia Buggies
Galesure
Oliver Riding Sisters
John Deere Walking Sisters
Fuller
Johnson
Badger
Puller &2
Clark Bros
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