Railroads Seek Dissolution of Interstate Rates Injunction
In Hannibal Missouri Judge David P. Dyer entered a temporary injunction restraining 25 Western railroads from enforcing or advancing interstate freight rates. The order, issued on a government petition, allows the defendant railroads to move to dissolve the injunction, with a hearing expected on the first Monday in July. The petition claims a conspiracy to fix rates and suppress competition across multiple states, detailing a freight committee and proposed tariff changes.
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Hannibel
David P Dyer
United States Circuit Court For
Castern District of
Migsouri
United
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Edmund Pf Grosvemer
Waeshihetom
Tperial Aenetant Fo
Letted States
Frederik N Judes
Eitami
Uooree W Whekereham
Willams
Kesyuam
Gnoccey
Judeon
Keinand
Hots
Eircuit
St Louis
Hrealt
United States
Conapine
Western Frank Line
Wap
Preweing
Afl
Incorporated Sih
Chiemen
Astewieet
Tnt
Rowle
Manne
Menor Tereblo
Iunktown
Heamer
Western Trunkine Committee
Wo Ho Hosmer
Chicago
Roads Restrained From Raising Freight Rates
The roads restrained from increasing their freight rates include Missouri Pacific Chicago and Northwestern Chicago Harlington and Quincy Chicago Rock Inland and Pacifica Wabash Railroad Chicago Milwaukee St Paul SiNonis Central Chicago and Alton Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago Great Western Missouri Kansas and Texas St Louis and San Francisco Quincy Omaha and Kansas City St Paul and Des Moines Minneapolis and St Louis Iowa Central Fort Dodge Des Moines and Southern Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha Elgin Joliet and Eastern Chicago Peoria and St Louis Chicago Milwaukee and Gary Minneapolis St Paul and Ste Maria Kaness Southern Chicago Indiana and Southern Western trunk line commission
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Missouri Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Harlington & Quincy
Rock Inland & Pacifica
Wabash Railroad Company
Milwaukee
St Paul
Sinois Central
Chicago & Alton
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Chicago Great Western Railway
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Gt Louis
San Francisco
Quincy
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Paul
Des Moines
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Iowa
Fort Dodge
South
Omaba
Elgin
Joliet
Peoria
St. Louie
Gary
Ste Maria
Kaness Southern
Indiana & Southern
Western Trunk Line
Commissoan
Knees and kidneys ad in old medical ad copy
An old advertisement extols Dean’s Kidney Pills for curing kidney trouble and backache. It shares a testimonial from J N Markham of Montesano Washington about swelling dropsy and back pain, claiming the pills improved his health and body condition. The ad urges purchase at fifty cents a box through Foaster MilburnCo Buffalo NY.
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Woao
J. N. Markham
Montesano
Wash
Page
Dean
Foater-Milburn Co
Muffalo
Sixteen Years of Skin Disease Healed by Cuticura
A Brooklynn man recounts sixteen years of a severe skin illness worsened by heat and joint pain. After trying many doctors with little relief, he used Cuticura remedies and reports a dramatic recovery. The letter includes an endorsement date and a reference to Puck humor.
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Leonard A. Hlanter
Neatrand Ave
Brooklyn
Malaria Pellagra Link Rebutted in Rome Report
London May 14 Dr Sambon reporting from Rome says the Field committee has proved that Malta or Indian corn does not cause pellagra. The parasite carrier identified is a biting goat species called simullum repana. The text includes a humorous exchange about milk safety from a polite child.
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London
Sambon
Rome
Malta
Ferry Paiis Painkiller and Neighbors' Woes Amid Heat
A scrambled fragment mentions a painkiller, diarrhea cures, and internal remedies as temperatures rise. It juxtaposes a moral quip about provoking neighbors with a weather note and a line about cigars and rhetoric, ending with a reflection on love.
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Ferry Paiis
Fragmented rhyme and ad lingo on a page
A jumble of lines and product blurbs from a historical newspaper page. It blends literary phrases with vendor ads and mock moral reflections, mentioning Pettit's Eye Salve, Howard Bros Buffalo NY, and various quips about society, self, and morality.
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Pettitts
Bartle
Howard Bros
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Ad Claims Cure
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for weak stomachs wasted bodies and lingering coughs. It promises digestive relief and tissue building while urging readers to request the 1008 page Medical Advisor offering cloth bound or paper bound editions mailed for stamps and fees.
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Dr. Pierce
Ioldes
Nature
National effort to expand hospital beds for consumptives faces delay
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports a shortage of beds across the United States. As of May 1, 1926, only about 2,720 beds exist nationwide for consumptives, with 1,244 under care in facilities. The report laments the slow progress and urges action to alleviate the growing care gap.
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United States
Lowpitale
Sanatenth
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Une
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Tennesse
George W. Wickersham
Wise
Committee On Disease In
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Casey
Com Cola Lacehall
Cea Cola Co
Atlanta
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Searie
Johony
Tate
Corey Eam
Lailes Home Journal
Jennie
Charlo
Papa
Fidean
Fruamine Vastoria Infanta Ani Heata
John Morley
Lewis
Winstow
Etenties
Aids
Dodds
Douglas
Ana
Carter
Carters
National Live Stock Com. Co
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St. Joseph, Me
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Daisy Fly Killer
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Lemee
Sotu
Parker
Leman
UW. ST. Louis
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Canada
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Agr
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Gmort
Talia
Breapeien
TMC Paxton Toilet Co
Boscow
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le Lions
Milnoo
Ucilalkice
Buras
Herpes
Resinol Chemical Company
Baltimore
J. H. Kidall
Washington
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