Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets offer quick relief and cure
The ad promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia or indigestion with prompt relief and health benefits. It claims improved digestion, stronger nerves, better sleep, clear skin, and energy, and notes the product costs 50 cents a full-size package from F A Stuart Co. A broader section mentions the Count von Zeppelin airship finances and garden seed mailings, but reads as unrelated items.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
An avid spring fishing read from Rangeley Lakes
A lively ode to angling cites Izaak Walton praising artful trout catching and surveys global fishing spots from Maine to Florida. It notes government hatcheries boosting restocking, extended game laws, and Alaska and Canada as fruitful destinations. Tuna clubs, red snappers, and tarpon highlight northern to southern sport with vivid detail.
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Rangeley Lakes
Shady Brook
Maine
California
Columbia
Florida
Smilies
Fieh
Virginia
Taléx
Alaska
Arctic
Interior Department
Canada
America
Malné
Maritime Provinces
Rangeley
Moosehend
Saco
Englea
Aroostook
Restigouche
New Brunswick
Restigouche Salon
Middle West
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
California Bays
Washington
Oregon
Northwest
The Great Northern Fight for Pacific Trade
James J. Hill, president of the Great Northern, spoke in Minneapolis on the world transport problem. He confirmed the Burlington purchase by Northern roads and said 93 percent of shares were deposited by May 18. He framed the traffic battle as national and international, aiming to move Pacific commerce across the United States, not around via Suez or Cape Horn, and predicted vast western agricultural growth to feed a growing population.
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James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
New York World
Minneapolis
President Hill
Burlington
Northern Roads
Great Northern
New York
High Seas
Pacific
Suez Canal
Cape Horn
San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
United States
Globe
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Central West
West
America
Central and Western
Europe
Suez
Foreign credit balance myth debunked by New York banker
A New York banker challenges the idea of a large U S trade surplus with Europe. He says the United States is borrowing from Europe via long bills of exchange and foreign holdings, while American residents abroad spend heavily. The net position relies on foreign exchange rather than cash balances, with many Europeans owning U S securities and income yielding assets offsetting supposed imbalances.
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New York City
United States
Europe
New York Sun
Beco
William Waldorf Astor
Bradley Martin
Countess de Castellane
Duchess of Marlborough
London
Paris
Italy
Mog
Dresden
Reading
Anniversary Day Parade Marks 72nd Brooklyn Sunday School Union
The Brooklyn Sunday School union marked its 72nd anniversary with a Sunday parade reported by the New York World. More than 15,000 children joined brass bands, fife and drum corps, and thousands more spectators filled streets in Longmeadow and Prospect Park. The Cilfton Avenue branch showcased Chinese pupils, while Mayflower Mission’s skit featured a goat and a miniature Mayflower. Greenpoint’s parade drew about 6,000 participants, with the reviewing stand at Meserole Avenue and Leonard Street.
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Brooklyn
Ciloton Avenue
Hanson Place
M. E
Plymouth Church
Greenpoint
Tne
Meserole Avenue
Leonard Street
England as America’s Real Rival and Global Stance
The piece contrasts American and English power, recalling Horace Walpole’s prophecy of England’s conquest by America and Mme de Stael’s praise of the United States as the world’s vanguard, framing a century and more of transatlantic influence and financial gravity centered in London and New York.
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America
England
Horace Walpole
New England
Mme. de. Stael
London
New A
Ownership decision on the Plains of Abraham hints at change
A fragment notes a dispute over the ownership of the Plains of Abraham. The snippet mentions Montreal and New York Post in a historical context, with reference to colonial governance and potential conversion plans affecting the site.
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Plains of Abraham
Haget ‘Yast
Montreal
New York Post
Kellogg’s Columbian Oil Remedy for Colds and Croup
For bronchial inflammation or bad colds Kellogg’s Columbian Oil is praised as a powerful remedy. A few drops on sugar every three to four hours, plus thrice daily throat and chest bathing, are said to quell irritations and itching and bring a full recovery.
Statesman Subscription Deals With National Papers
Advertises bundled newspaper subscriptions with The Statesman at reduced rates. Offers include The Statesman with Michigan Partner, New York Tribune, Detroit Journal, Detroit Free Press, Chicago Inter Ocean, and others for one year. Brief biographical note closes with Chief Rabbi H Adler described as chief rabbi of the British Empire.
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Statesman
Michigan
The
New York
Michigan Parmer
the Statesman
Datruict Journal
Michigan Farmer
Detroit Free Press
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Detroit Journal
National Rural and Family Magazine
Statesman and Ladies’ Home Journal
the Statesman and Designer
New York World
Michigan Presbyterian
Kitian
H. Adler
British Empire
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Devery
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Befane
von Zeppile
Henry R. Richards
Willseyville
N. Y
Hanover
Victoriaa
Marie Hyes
Duke of Cumberland
Traum See
Gmunden
Upper Austria
Uncle Sam
Swavavevev
Izaak Walton
Tupa
Santa Catalina Tuna Club
Santa Catalina Island
Los Angeles
Bret
Mano
Tuna Club
Bea
Amo
Rand
Great Northern Railway
Far East
the People’s National Family Newspaper
York
Tri-Weekly
Tribune
Algo Pontes
SABE
Fepors
Ube
HE Daily Tribune
LAG Normal College
Main St
Battle Creek
Q. J. Argubright
D. Sillers
Margaret Armour
8. B. Armour
Kansas City
Utica
A. L. Spafford
Chester, Mich
A.J. Hyde
Congressional
Robert Morrie
Congressional Library
Columbus
Madison Medicine Co
Fribourg
Switserland
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