Dr Kings New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery for sore throat chest bronchitis and colds. It claims 43 years of use with pine tar balsams and antiseptic benefits. The ad includes testimonials and offers trial bottles via Bucklen & Co at 639 North Broad St Whila.
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Wisconsin Senators Clash Over Economy Plans and Boards Reform
Wisconsin lawmakers debate economy measures to consolidate boards and commissions, abolish others, and probe state agency efficiency. Conservatives push property rights and business influence while progressives seek checks on commissions. university funding and state education reform surface amid Baker Law amendments and saloon schedule changes. The session tensions rise as Democrats and progressives clash with conservatives over party identity and legislative strategy.
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One Was Enough and Left Handed Plants in Brief Notices
A brief set of items notes Alfred Noyes praised by Robert Bridges as well as a discussion of left handedness in plants by R A Compton. The record cites barley and oats showing leftward twisting in a small study. Also included is a Wisconsin Wood County probate notice naming Olive Schroeder and administrator Ro IL Schroeder with a hearing set for February 2, 1014 in Grand Rapids, requiring publication for three weeks in Marshfield Times.
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Fragmented Memoir Snippet Laments Funeral Sermon Bias
An OCR fragment discusses a funeral sermon and the phrase the good funeral of the mind woman. It suggests anacryptal wording linked to a local ruler or duke, with references to Shadwell Creswell Clerk anwell Dridewell and damp cellars as unrelated notes. The text mixes biographical, ceremonial, and domestic topics without a clear narrative.
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Creswell
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promotes Cure and Testimony
An early 20th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for catarrh with testimonials from local bankers in Toledo. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offers a one hundred dollar reward for a case, and notes price of 78 cents per bottle plus sale through all druggists.
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The Dreaded Cold Warns of Hidden Dangers
A compact advisory warns that minor ailments like colds hide serious disease risks and must be treated promptly. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective in easing the cold, clearing the lungs, aiding expulsion, and helping the body expel the illness, with sales through druggists.
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