Indigestion Remedy Promised Free by Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin
A health column promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for indigestion and related stomach, liver, and bowel issues. It cites testimonials from Carson City and Shenandoah, notes gentle laxative action and toning effects, offers a free test bottle by writing to Dr. Caldwell, Monticello, Illinois, with no charge for advice.
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Dr. Caldwell
C. Fowler
Carson City
Michard
Ida A. Fortune
Grand Junction
Tenn
B. FY. Thompson
Shenandoah
W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell Bldg
Monticello, Il
Subscriptions and State Affairs Commentary
A 1911 era notice lists subscription rates and policy on advance payment for out of county papers. It then surveys Wisconsin and Missouri court rulings, political questions of Dolliver Cummins Taft, and National G A R flag day. Admiral Dewey praises U S navy strength amid debates on peace and cost. John K Gore cites rising life expectancy and tuberculosis fight within actuarial science.
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John K. Gore
Newark
N. J
Actuarial Society of America
Actuaries
New York
America
Europe
Gore
Outward Opening Doors Law Enforced July First
The late legislature required all public building doors to open outward with effect starting July 1. The measure, though costly, aims at public safety across hotels churches lodge halls court houses assembly halls theaters opera houses colleges and public schools.
Dickinson is Back Secretary of War Returns to Washington
Secretary of War Dickinson, recovering from illness, stepped ashore from the Mayflower at the Washington navy yard after touring the Panama Canal. He stood with Mrs. Dickinson on arrival, appeared improved, and said he would regain strength. He praised canal progress and quipped that he only saw Cuba through a porthole.
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Washington
Mayflower
Panama Canal
Guba
Dickinson
Washington Navy Yard
Havana
Navy Yard
Cuba
Panama Zone
Missouri appeals over 3-cent fare injunction ruling
St Louis attorney Jeptha Howe as attorney for Sebert Jones files in federal court an appeal from Judge Smith McPhersons ruling that keeps in force a temporary injunction restraining the circuit attorney from prosecuting an injunction suit against Missouri railroads seeking to prevent restoring the 3-cent passenger fare. The appeal, with Judge McPhersons consent via telegram, contends the ruling erred.
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St. Louis
McPherson
Kansas City
Missouri
Jeptha Howe
Seebert Jones
Smith McPherson
Circuit
Good Roads Resolution Backing Public Road Construction
Washington May 24 The second national good roads congress closes with resolutions urging active state and nation cooperation in post road construction and the use of convict labor. It calls for the U S government to appropriate at least 10 percent of national revenue for roads, with states matching the sum for road building and maintenance.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Memorial Poem on Blue and Gray by Damon Harvey
A wartime homage contrasts northern blue and southern gray soldiers. The poem laments lost comrades, honors the fallen, and envisions unity as May flowers adorn silent graves. The author asks readers to mail stamps to Cleag field Pennsylvania to receive a photo and plate prints for scrapbooks or framing.
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N. B
Damon Harvey
Cleagfield
Boy Escapes From Kidnappers In Indiana Wagon
Ten year old Harold McDonald was seized by a band of gypsies near Princeton Indiana and hidden in a wagon. He escaped at Stewartville and walked home as a posse hunted the group. The event disrupted the old Union settlement twelve miles southwest of Princeton with authorities pursuing the gypsies.
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Princeton
Ind
Old
Union Settlement
Here
Harold McDonald
McDonald
Stewartville
Judge Guy G. Scott Dies After Operation in Galesburg
Justice Guy G. Scott of the Unofy Supreme Court died in Galesburg Illinois after an operation for illness. The death was reported May 26, and marked the loss of a long serving jurist.
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G. G. Scott
Galesburg
Ill
Guy G. Scott
Unofy
Supreme Court
Naoitia
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Svern
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Malvern
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Osteopathic Physician
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Tuner
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Taft
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