Pensioner’s revival after pink pills cures long suffering
Robert H. Hunter a Missouri cavalry veteran from Arlington Oklahoma area narrates how Dr Williams Pink Pills repaired his health after years of rheumatism neuralgia dyspepsia and spinal curvature. He reports restored stamina heart liver and arm function and now works a quarter section while planning to save money. Rose Carey hair clipping in Chicago by Jack the Clipper described. several similar urban crimes noted along with warnings from Nashville Cincinnati and Camden police. The item ends with lighter anecdotes and ads for tonics and cures.
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Times
Kansas City
Robert H. Hunter
Arlington
Territory
Oklahoma
Hunter
Co. G
1St Mo. Cavalry
Aumuist
Jean
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
Aunt Rachaels Cordial and Cure Advertisements
A collage of patent medicine claims tout Horehound Elecampane and Speers Grape Juice as pulmon ary remedies for singers and public speakers. Warns against mercury in catarrh remedies and promotes Hall s Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co. Also references Elkhart Car Mfg Co catalog and a note on divorce by Mr Moody.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Wneney & Co
Druttle
Miss Hover Vindicated in Pleasant Plains Trial
Miss Ethel M. Hover, a schoolteacher in Pleasant Plains, was acquitted of charges of incompetence and improper conduct after a trial sparked by two girls claiming she sat behind a pupil. A mass meeting led to her removal, but she won the suit and received 26 weeks' salary, greeted by townspeople who celebrated her vindication.
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Jack
Camden
N. J
Hover
Ethel M. Hover
Pleasant Phains
Percy Barnes
Miss Hover
Percy
The
Rhinebeck High School
Supposed Dead Spouse Appears in Probate Court
Joseph Hartman interrupted testimony in St Paul probate court as his wife claimed Hartman died last July and she had since married James Smith. The couple had separated four years earlier, leaving a 2 year old daughter in care of a dairy farmer who sought placement in the children’s home after the mother failed to provide. The guardian of the child was appointed as Rev. RE Savage of the Children’s Home.
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Joseph Hartman
St. Paul
James Smith
Hartman
RE. P. Savage
Dog Gave the Alarm Protects Kansas City Home
A faithful Newfoundlander owned by Mrs. T. C. Patton of McGee Street Kansas City alerted his owner to danger. Patton visiting Mrs. Rose nearby heard the dog bark and scratch, prompting her to check the door where the dog then ran home barking, averting a possible fire.
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T. C. Patton
Kansas City
McGee Street
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