Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease requiring internal remedies not local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces, acclaimed by a country physician, with testimonials offered. The product, priced 75 cents, is distributed by Y Curexry & Co. Toledo, and is not a quack medicine. Take Hall's Family Pills for consumption.
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Hall
Y. Cuexry & Co
Toledo
Sci
Successful Savannah Cup Speech by Foot Race winner
A victorious runner at Savannah in a foot race accepts a cup prize and delivers a temperance speech. He says he earned the cup by the strength of his legs and hopes to keep using them by not abusing liquor. The Kansas City Journal reports the remarks.
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Savannah
Kansas City Journal
When to Go Home in Blaffton Ind Aruxer Verse
A humorous note from Blaffton Ind Aruxer urges readers to return home for rest consolation reform and social display. It adds a sales line for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and a quick cure for colds offered by Sexton Bros.
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Blaffton
Ind
Aruxer
Chamberlain
Sexton Bros
Stag Hunt On Exmoor Ends With Recovering Beasts
A stag on Exmoor was hunted after a rapid gallop then taken, with beehives overturned and hounds scattered. The stag’s body was recovered by men wrapped in muslin after a lengthy search, amid a dramatic scene on the moor.
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Exmoor
England
A Real Wonderland South Dakota and a Healing Cure
In South Dakota a region famed for silver mines bonanza farms and strange formations is described as a real wonderland. At Mound City Mrs DB Clapp reports a child nearly dying from lung and throat trouble was saved by Dr King’s New Discovery, which cured him. The ad promotes the medicine as a remedy for coughs colds throat and lung troubles with a trial bottle offered.
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South Dakota
Mound City
DB. Clapp
Sexton Bros
A Home Made Happy by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A mother recalls seeking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a severe bronchitis attack on her infant. After visiting eight stores and receiving no relief, the remedy was tried and the child recovered, with the note from Gso W. Steence of Holly Springs, North Carolina. Forsale by Sexton Bros. A man finds a cigar in a student pocket, then whips the boy after the explosive smoke harms his face, prompting a question of fairness.
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Gso. W. Stexce
Holly Springs
N.C
London
When Divera Got Angry
A veteran diver notes that deep underwater work triggers extreme irritability due to air pressure affecting the lungs and brain. He recalls losing temper during dives over perceived wrongs, then calming once surfaced and the air weight lessened, leading to a return of normal mood after reaching the ladder. New York Press excerpt.
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New York Press
George Kept Him Busy Virginia Clergyman Memoir
A Virginia clergyman who once led WiHam and Mary College married three times. Each ceremony was performed by his brother, a famed bishop. Anecdotes recount his refusals and arrivals at Williamsburg, train depots, and the recurring joke that the bishop was always going to marry his brother George. This Harper’s Weekly excerpt notes the enduring family link.
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George
Virginia
WiHam and Mary College
Tam Poing
Williamsburg
Sam Poling
Harper's Weekly
Plague of Prickly Pears and a White Deer Sighting
In eastern Australia prickly pear infests 9 million acres, spreading uncontrollably despite chemist efforts. The plant thrives in varied soils and covers land, while a white stag display at Steven's saloon draws attention after a north camp capture.
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Australia
T. 8
Duunet
Empire Review
Queensland
Toland's Business School touted as top La Crosse institution
Toland's Business School in La Crosse Wisconsin markets itself as the greatest school of its kind, boasting five thousand graduates employed and 170 placed in the past 140 days, with endorsements from Governor Johnson and Ex President Cleveland. It invites applications and claims graduates work in every civilized country, offering anytime enrollment and a catalog. Also notes Chicago specialist Dr. Secrist visiting Marshfield monthly. a new livery barn for Case & Johnson on South Central. and a Desirable Central Avenue business lot for sale via P. A. Williams.
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Toland
Business School
la Crosse
Wis
Govenor Johnson
Cleveland
United States
Toland’s Business School
Case & Johnson
South Central Avenue
Slee
Through the Adirondack Pas gus in December Sports Afield
A Capital Christman Issue highlights several features in the December Sports Afield including hunting rights snobbery in gameland and sketches on Native life, adventure tales from Scotland, a tribute to Mark Twain, and Christmas topics from Natal to Florida. Send 15 cents to 358 Dearborn Street, Chicago for the current issue.
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Adirondack Pasgus
Colorado
Sion-na- Boghar
Dearborn St
Chicago
Sportsman Magazine
Long List of Casualties Among Hunters in Two States
The Milwaukee Sentinel tabulates season casualties among hunters in Wisconsin and northern Michigan. Wisconsin reports 34 killed and 34 wounded, Michigan 17 killed and 10 wounded, totaling 51 killed and 44 wounded in the two states. Across other states 30 killed and 24 wounded, overall 81 killed and 68 wounded. The death lists in Wisconsin and Michigan exceed prior peaks, and there are references to sausage ads and city hall tobacco ad lines.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Michigan
Wisconsin
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad
A Marshfield Wisconsin resident claims Doan's Kidney Pills cured backache and kidney pains, stating the medication regulated kidney action and banished severe lameness. The testimonial notes the product’s 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. sale agents in Buffalo New York.
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Doan
Marshfield
George Lofv
Adler Road
Wis
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo New York
United States
Double Jeopardy Quip in Mobile Henhouse Case
An old man in Mobile faced a justice after being accused of trying to steal chickens. The judge recalled a prior ten day sentence for the same act and questioned double jeopardy. The man, Uncle Mose, argued the law and sought release stating he was after the same chickens.
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Mobile
Tuela Mose
Uncle Mose
Willyam
Washington Post
Electric Light Warnings for Safe Wiring Practices
A Chicago News warning urges caution with electrical work in offices. Do not let unqualified people alter wiring or fixtures. Avoid lamp cords tied to gas pipes or wrapped with paper. Use proper shades and rigid wiring, repair loose sockets, and install permanent wiring to prevent fires.
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Ernest Filer
Chicago News
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Stanley Rep
Secrist
Marshheid
Blodgett
Wood County
Central Avenue
P. A. Williams
Laemle Bld
Tfq
Wenzel
John G. Hoelz
Marschfeld
First National Bank
Marshfield, Wis
National Biscuit Company
Bastte
Oleg
Schoop
Dr. Bhoop
E. F. Meghler
Berlin
Gemmany
Paris
France
H.C. Secrist
Calumet Ave
rTr’s
Grocer
Royalty
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