Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Full Cure
3100 Reward, $100. This paper reports that catarrh, a constitutional disease, can be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. It claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces, offering $100 for any case it cannot cure and urging readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cremszy & Co. Toledo. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Hail
F. J. Cremszy & Co
Toledao
Drugaists
Lincoln's Gettysburg speech praised for brevity and sincerity
The piece lauds Lincoln's speech for concise impact and genuine emotion, likening the delivery to cannon fire and noting its clear expression of joy sorrow sympathy and hope. It then abruptly shifts to a drug ad claiming Dr Shoop's Restorative restores health within 48 hours and strengthens nerves and organs, ending with a quirky note about an undertaker inventor and a car for the dead.
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Lincoln
New York
Ameri
Excellent Health Advice From Mrs Davison on Electric Bitters
Mrs M M Davison of San Jose California extols Electric Bitters as a premier general remedy for headaches biliousness and liver and bowels torpor. The article also promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative noting its use for weak stomach nerves and internal organs with Sexton Bros selling the product. It closes with a remark on the age of an Egyptian village statue claimed to be about 10 000 years old.
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Shoop
M. M. Davison
Gifford Ave
San Jose
Cal
Sexton Bros. Drug Store
Ste
Dr. Shoop
Abeik
Ad Claims Dr Kings New Life Pills and Dr Shoop Coffee
An elderly Maine resident extols Dr Kings New Life Pills as simple effective laxative medicine sold by Sexton Bros. drug store. A Swiss village is described then Dr Shoop Health Coffee is promoted as a no real coffee substitute with toasted grains and malt. Claims include quick pain relief with Pink Pain Tablets and free trials from Dr Shoop Racine Wis with local retailer Sex tas Beas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas E. Smith
West Franklin
Maine
Dr. King
Sexton Bros
Dr. Shoop
Private industry urged to reform France's failing telephone system
A letter argues the state cannot modernize or finance a rational telephone service. It blames administration inertia, bureaucratic slowdowns, and costly plans and calls for private industry to supply capital and a two to three year path to a service meeting present needs. The piece asserts only private enterprise can overcome four years of delay and restore reliable service.
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Association of
France
M. Berard
Q!ton
Hlis
AI. Simyan
Jcving
Waltlng
Paris
Sute
Reform through private enterprise and united subscribers
A passage argues that only private enterprise can reform efficiently by selecting staff free of politics and improving service. It urges unified action by telephone subscribers to pressure the government and bureaucracy, forming the Association of Telephone Subscribers led by Marqus de Montebello to boost capital, revenue, and public satisfaction.
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Inet
Association of Telephone Subscrivers
Marqus de
Municipal Ownership Criticisms From Local Voters and Officials
Letters to an investigator on municipal electric light and waterworks reveal long running losses, political influence issues, and calls to privatize. Citizens like W. P. Hack, Winfield Kan, question the value of public plants amid repeated bond votes and rising upkeep costs. Mohawk Mich and officials in Mohawk report continued high expense and limited reliability, urging private operation as more economical.
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Frank State
Winfield
Lidvid
W. PB. Hacks
Kan
Waterworks report warns of deteriorating system
The Allinee OG service board report highlights a deteriorating waterworks plan. Two boilers are unusable, high and low water alum sync tem fail, roof spouting, foundations settling, many principal valves closed, dead ends, stagnant water, low fire pressure, and poorly flushed mains and hydrants after fifteen months.
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Service Board of
Allinee, OG
South Shields considers tax rise over six years
At a town council meeting in South Shields the finance chair noted a 27 percent tax rate rise over six years and warned it would continue unless municipal undertakings improve. The town has owned its electric plant since 1896 and its tramways since 1906, with profits from these assets failing to materialize as hoped.
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South Shields
England
Gnance
How Long Do Dreams Last In Aether Time
A London Chronicle piece discusses dream duration, noting dreams occur in the seconds before awakening and lack relation to time or space. An experimenter, under anaesthesia, experiences non-linear thought, with a doctor noting ten seconds elapsed while the dream world spans imagined centuries.
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Garmyn Savantee
London Chronicle
Great Artist Alma-Tadema’s Jumbled Student Works Recalled
The Minneapolis Journal recalls Alma-Tadema recounting two failed student pictures. One a Brussels 1839 exhibit piece showing a house rescue scene, the other a large square canvas repeatedly returned to the easel. A cut strip became a table cover for an old woman who preferred it to common cloth.
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Alma-Tadema
Ty Excess Jones
Alma‘Dedera
Clare
Minneapolis Journal
The Supposed Life on Mars and its Implications
Professor Lowell argues in Century that observations suggest current life exists on Mars. He contends these beings could be advanced and their presence shifts humanity from self centered views, echoing past Copernican shifts while highlighting evolution and cosmic breadth.
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Mars
Lowell
Great Snowfalls Across Ages in Britain and Scotland
The record describes historic snow events from 1016 in Bushitd with daily snowfall from January 2 to March 12 and lingering into late March, burying gates and hedges. It notes a 1920 Scottish snowfall lasting thirteen days with scarce breaks, and a February 21 1762 instance where depths reached ten to twelve feet in some areas.
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Scotland
Training Secrets From A Renowned Anime Mentor In New York
A famed anime trainer spoke to a reporter in New York about animal training, emphasizing calm, gentle cues over harsh methods. He recalled a Scottish encounter highlighting hospitality and a suggestive remark from a friend, illustrating the era's casual dialogue.
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New York
Scotland
Conklin
Enobliknents For Infants in Boston Dialect
A Western visitor spots a clothing store sign in Boston reading Enobliknents For Infants. Curious, he asks what it means and learns from a local that the phrase is Boston dialect for kids' dads.
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Boston
Silenced by a late night vigil with Ethel and her mother
In a quiet home scene Toad laments a young man’s late night spying while Ethel defends him. Father questions whether men have changed, and Ethel replies her mother says nothing has altered in men. The dialogue suggests social tension over courtship and propriety.
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Toad
Ethel
Dad
Don’t hog the road in crowded highway travel
A brief traffic note from the Atlanta Constitution urges drivers to keep generous space for other travelers on busy highways. It stresses patience and safe passing to prevent delays and accidents during peak road use.
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Atlanta Constitution
Birth of the Republican Party Traced to Ripon Claim
Henry Watson notes an 1854 Ripon Fond du Lac County Wisconsin movement that founded the Republican party, with Ripon and Jackson, Michigan debated as birthplaces. A fund raised to buy a historic schoolhouse in Ripon to preserve as a museum for Wisconsin relics. The Republican State Central Committee plans to use the building’s image in campaign literature and seeks national committee action.
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James G. Blaine
Republican Party
Great Northwest
Ripon
Jackson
Mich
Wisconsin
Republican State Central Committee
National Committee
Henry Watson
Fond du Lac County
Wis
Why James Lee Got Well
Mrs Mary Lee of rural route s says her husband James Lee owed his life to Dr Kings New Discovery. Severe lung irritation nearly led to conscription before the remedy restored his health. The ad promotes Dr Kings New Discovery as a throat and lung remedy with guaranteed satisfaction and trial bottle free from Sexton Bros. drug store priced 30c and 1 90.
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Zanesville
Mary Lee
Jams, Lee
Dr. King
Sexton Bros. Drug Store
Breach Ban Edict Casts Rome Cleansing Era
An imperial edict of the year 344 under Honorius forbade wearing breaches and ordered breeches makers expelled from Rome. A separate market pitch urges women to read Dr Shoop’s Night Cure and claims soothing antiseptic suppositories offer quick help. The ad promotes a free book at Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin.
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Honorius
Rome
Shoops
Shoop
Racine Wis
Notice to Taxpayers City of Marshfield Assessment Roll
Notice by the City Clerk that the assessment roll for the City of Marshfield will be opened for examination by taxable inhabitants. The hearing begins on the th day of August 1908 at the City Clerk's office. Dated August 1908.
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County OF
Talking machines and jewelry at Zweck's store
All kinds of talking machines and the latest records on sale at FLL Zweck's jewelry store. Moderate prices on standard machines. Full line of watches clocks and jewelry with special attention to repair work. Also smoke the City Hall ten cent Cigar by John G Hoelz.
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FLL
Zweck
Reprix
City Hall
John G . Hoelz
Marsh&eld
Central Avenue
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Vilage of
Elm
Canton of
Glarus
Switzerland
Mares
Mohawk
Wiv
F. D. Dubois
Mohawk Municipal Commission
Mohuwk
Olw Enickson
Board of Public Work
Zseanobe, Mich
McLaughlin
H. C. Koenig
W. 1. Little
G. R. Gustafson
Tiffauyt & Kamps
R. Conner Co
Stratford
James Lee
United States
National Bank
Marshfield, Wis
Vedder
C. S. Vedder
Androncoring
Marshfeld Real Extate Exchange Co
Turnham & Ebme
Marshfield, Wood Co
Ofiee
Recibs
Geo. H. Welton
Deming Building
M.C, Lueckenbach
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