Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted Despite Questionable Claims
An advertisement touts a “Vyramed Mile Cure” for piles, citing testimonials from patients in Huntington West Virginia and Shoreham Wisconsin. The Pyramid Pile Co. of Albion Michigan claims nationwide druggist sales and constant customer satisfaction, urging readers to try the remedy despite lack of medical endorsement.
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J. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Hoad
Cotougat
Wood
Hood
Mra Jresain
Ob Hood
Paul Reedal
Fife
Pegaiane
Essary al Reagh
Bern
Tle Heflin
Huntington
W.va
Dave
Lenis
Dean de Seine
Edie
SF Deater
Marty
Sean
B.weitherell
Shoreham
Hanks
Pyramid Pile Co
Albion
Mach
Local notices and advertisements on East State Street
Robt Schely opens a Unshow on East State Street opposite E L Murphy's. Carter’s Extract Smart Weed advertised as a cure for throat and lung ailments with quick relief. Abbott, Optician, offers fitted spectacles at 18 East Main Street Battle Creek. Clover seed bought at high prices. Seeds of all kinds on hand. Advertisement notes Carter's Extract Smart Weed sold by W Drake.
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Robt. Schely
East State St
E. L. Murphy
Carter
W.‘I. Drake
Lyr Abbott
Optician
East Main St
Battle Creek
Chicago Opthcalmait College
Local notices of lectures and church events in Austin area
Mr Breed of Olivat college will speak at the Austin school house next Sunday at 2 p.m. Sunday school at 2 p.m. The ladies of St Marys church plan a grand banquet on Tuesday after Easter March 27 with good music and noted speakers promised. Grand Lecturer A M Clark to conduct instruction before Mason lodge Homer Tuesday eve March 6. Decathiet Service at Dicksons hall Bennett Monday March 5 under the Minmet Literary Society. Proceeds to Nichols Memorial home Battle Creek. Warped notices describe community events, library lectures, and county fair preparations, with multiple local figures and organizations named.
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Breed
Olivat College
Austin
St. Mary's Church
Tekonsha
Marshall
Martin Moore
Grace Cleveland
Tonia Botme
A. M. Clark
Homer
St Albans
Dickson's Hinll
Bennett
Hinmet Literary Society
Seelock
Nichols Memorial
Battle Creek
Coueis
Ned
Optie
Qaitoa
Bash
Taree Boxe
Aly Heeman
Robe
de Burdette
Fianoua
Dourku
Mareha
Thea Opera House
Ade Vortiser
Opera House
Reminiscences of an Old Resident of Marshall
An elderly writer recalls Marshall’s early days dating from 1833, detailing transit from New York, arrival by steam boat, first meals on a dry goods box, the tiny log town with a tavern, post office, and schoolhouse worship, the split factions over a courthouse, and notable locals who shaped early governance and culture.
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Marshall
Gansjobarle
N. Y
Utica
Buffalo
Detroit
Lake Erie
Marahallt
Marahall
Chicago
Sidney Ketcham
West End
Cilia
Hague
Walter I. Hayes
Wishingeston
Tsh
James A. Way
Hfe Connecticut
Obituary for Mesoparah Lathrop of Marshall Michigan
Mesoparah Lathrop born May 4 in Hoar New York died February 3 at age 43 in Marshall. She married to Mr. Lathrop and raised children Nellis Maude Robert Gilbert Luella. She joined the M E church and served in the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society. Funeral held February 27 at her home with Rev. W. W. Divine officiating.
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Mesoparah Lathrop
Hoar
New York
Michigan
Caneonl
Marshall
Searire
Lathrop
Nellis
Maude
Robert
Gilbert
Marehall
Luella Lathrop
Kredgge
Anidher
M. &. Church
Age Church
Cvid
Christ
Womans’ Foreign Missionary Society
Ho Longstreet
Chicago
Andrew Longstreet
Cumbden
Mitch
Netlie
Cuelia
Etary
Hey
W. W. Divine
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Endorsed by Lincoln and Popular Local Remedy
A garbled ad blurb touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as Lincoln praised and the people’s favorite blood purifier. It claims rapid merit, high standards, and broad popularity, with Radford & McDonald delivering to the city. Also promotes a balloon sale and a lavender ointment for various ailments.
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Hood
Lincoln
Radford & McDonald
Wo. H. Culp
Jacos Showers
Tariff Commission proposal outlined by Newark editor
A Newark editor proposes taking tariff control from politics and placing it under a 15 member Tariff Commission split into government labor and industry seats. The weekly paper The Tariff Commission advocates a permanent protective tariff to reduce political tinkering and stabilize business, urging readers to obtain the first issue.
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Newark
Samuel B. Archer
Tariff Commission
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