Necessary to Treat Stomach Says Cooper
A Boston era of sensational claims follows L T Cooper who argues health rests on the stomach and that a new discovery medicine can rejuvenate digestion in days. He tours cities with a campaign of education and large crowds, while satisfied adherents share dramatic testimonials of relief from stomach trouble and indigestion through Cooper’s preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Cooper
Chicago
Doston
H. BooMack
State Street
Coopers
Coops
Edwin F Morse
Oakley Street
Dorchester
Howton
Heart of Cooper
Cooper Medicine Co
Dayfom
Ciba
Fragmented historical garble with incorrect OCR names
A distorted OCR passage mixes unrelated names and phrases about geologic surveys, alleged waste costs, random quotes, and medical product claims. It references Wilson of a survey, “Concratutationa,” and multiple nonsensical lines about cures, legal maxim, and literary snippets, with no coherent event or clear news item.
Missouri Notes on Tuberculosis and Local Club News
In Chillicothe Dr Lackey of the State Board of Veterinary Banminers notes tuberculosis is curable with proper sanitation and hygiene and plans lectures for high schools on the disease in livestock and humans. A hog at the University of Missouri college has produced 2.20 doses of serum from 30 bleeds in 14 months, aiding hog cholera research. Samuel So Atwood, oldest in Mary County, died at home aged 108 born in England in 1810 and present at Queen Victoria’s coronation. Jefferson City reports the Country Club, led by Goo jfadhey, buying land to build a hedge and golf course. Gov Hadley’s Gear farm is among the purchases.
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Chillicothe
Dfp Lackey
State Board of Veterinary Banminers
Lackey
Colombia
Lenoire
College of Agriculture of the Unversity of Missouri
Exeter Cupain
Samuel So Atwood
Miewouri
Alwoent
Landon
England
Jefferson City
Bank Robbery Foiled and Accident Send Rail Line Crashing
Reported in Missouri a bank robbery suspect attempted to steal from the Bank of Poplar Mat Warreneburg and was captured after a June incident. An extra freight train derailed near Oakbottom two miles west of Warrenville, with five cars railing down a bankment and twelve people injured. In New York Major Gaynor debated accepting an invitation from Democrats in Bo ringfield Missouri for a deserven day on April 15. In Columbia, Professor Range of Goettingen and Professor Kale of Berlin addressed the Rehentific Association at the University of Missouri.
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Warrenebure
Jiat Oak Bottom
Warreneberg
New York
Gaynor Hespot
Boringfeld
Democrats
Jefferson City Jurors Fail to Agree in Lovell Murder Case
A Bates County jury could not reach a verdict in the Sredla Martin Lovell murder case in Hater after forty one hours of deliberation. The Lovell woman, involved in the shooting death of Duke Henefield of Rich Hill, faced a contested homicide matter. Additionally, notes mention Hadley javored Lalu Chambers of Permiscot County serving a two year sentence, and James Wright from Green County pardoned for burglary involving Rich Hill area.
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Jefferson City
Hadley
Lalu Chambers
Permiscot County
James Wright
Green County
Rich Hill
Hater
Lovel
Duke Henefield
Rich Ht
United States Poultry Plant Planned Near Mexico City
A United States government poultry experiment station will be established in the suburbs of Mexico with a capacity of 100 laying ben s per year as an adjunct to a ble poultry plant. The project outlines reflect cross border agricultural collaboration and regional development plans.
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Mexico
Frisco Offers Scholarship After University Tour
Frisco Railway offers 64 560 in scholarships after a university agricultural and dairy tour through Missouri impresses Columbia. The tour showcased facilities and aims to support students pursuing agricultural studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Frisco Railway Company
University Agricultural and Dairy Special
Miscouri
Record Cold Snap Kills Fruit Crops in Region
The thermometer dropped to 21 degrees below zero Friday morning. Ground lay under fourteen inches of snow, and fruit growers warn the crop is entirely killed by the severe conditions.
Missouri Grange urges tax for university support
Webb City four saloon keepers contest the February 2 local option election alleging 360 fraudulent votes. Missouri’s smallest man, J Joseph-Stephen Remington of Platte City, dies at age 85 after hospital stay. The Grange at a Tuesday meeting forms a committee to urge Missouri granges to press the next legislature for a university tax.
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Joplin
Webb City
Missouri
J. Joseph—Stephen Remington
Platte City
University
Columbia
Grange
State University
Poor Deal In High Finance From Riverside Tale
A Riverside farmer Warren Fine recalls a Trenton anecdote about a pair of farmers discussing a drought and game laws. One joke centers on John Hawkins selling hogs at ten dollars a hundred then buying them back for table pork at about twenty cents a pound, illustrating shifting fortunes in agriculture.
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Warren Fine
Riverside
Trenton
Pine
Jowh Hawkins
Bunko
Philadelphia Telegraph
Marrying for Money in a Quip Exchange
A brief comic exchange centers on wedlock and wealth as a daughter teases her suitor about money. The father disapproves while the couple jests that a larger check would win approval. The humor hinges on financial bargaining in romance.
Incoherent ad lines prompt smoking joke and warnings
A garbled text fragment mocks ad design choices and includes jumbled brand mentions like Single Binder cigar and misleading imitations. It also contains unclearly composed lines about thrashing a youth and a nonsensical product name, suggesting a poor quality or satirical page filler.
Putnam Faceless Dyes Ad Boast Colors Brilliant and Quick
An ad extols Putnam Faceless Dyes claiming brighter, tauter colors than any other dye. A ten cent package colors all fabrics in cold water, claiming no fabric ripping. Offers orders to Irae Kooalat Hew lo Die, Giesch and Wi Coon for Monroe Ore Co Quincy, Minglis.
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Putnam
Irae Kooalat
Giesch
Wi Coon
Monroe Orue CO
Quincy
Mlingis
Opera crowd lessons in meat market loves
A Wagter opera scene shows a woman nudging her friend to point out a distinguished man bowing. The friend replies the man is her butcher, a German who shops at the market and chats about cutting meat daily, revealing a lighthearted social exchange in a noisy theater.
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Worman
York
Saintly wrestle with devil described in tall tale
A reflective line imagines many saints facing a moral struggle as they debate stepping out to wrestle with temptation for an hour or two, portraying inner conflict in a vivid, sermonelike voice.
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Hia
Erothern Penitentiary
Werbert M Wilson
United Stale Geological Survey
Smpire
United States
Targe
Hesse
Lietenen
Bethen
Grace Wise
Addison
Missouri News
Centenarian
Exeter
Poplar Mat Polivergen Sansyel
Cardner
Fdewerd Whitworth
Minsouri Frenkers
Jagde Siwith
Bank of Poplar Mat
Gaynor
Kaiser
Ms.u
Germany
Kaleer Wilhelm
America
Mormdas
Rehentific Association of the
University of Missour
Gow Hadley
Bates County
Mexico, Mo
Frisco
Doan
William A. Mears
Cher Street
Nevada
Deeord
Efirwe
Pabers
Terry
Houston
Texas
Dean
Willie
Foster-Mitsuru Co
Buffalo
Trimetre
Lewis
Mr. Winsloe
National Pood Magazine
Brooklyn
James J Catlett
Mauretania
Pralael
Nile
Minster
Tam
Opera
the Great
Allens Tung
Wilion Bose
California
Via
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
E.L. Lomas
GP. A
Omaha
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