Munyon Preaches Hope Philosophy and Cure Power
Munyon promotes a hope based medical philosophy claiming more cures through hope than drugs. He says one ounce of hope can exceed medicine, and that his laboratories in Philadelphia provide free medical advice through Prof J. Munyon. He asserts millions have been cured by his remedies and urges sick people to seek his guidance. He lists Munyon Laboratories at 40th and Jefferson Sts Philadelphia as the center of his operations.
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Tremontote
United
Stalga da
Thorn
Ong
United States
Sirtua
Wult
Marshan
Howe
Ehronig Minras
Philadelphia
Philatelans
Munyon
Jefferson Sta. Phila
Cara
What She Said Aboard The Lover Den
A fragmentary dialogue shows a taunt about following someone and a threat of a brick to the forehead. The quirky back and forth hints at a social mock confrontation and a dismissive street tone. No clear names or places are present.
Rash over baby's body in 1900 illness cured by Cuticura
A Boston family traveling to England and Ireland in 1900 reports a severe itchy rash spreading over the baby’s body, head, and face. After doctors failed to improve conditions, they used Cuticura Soap and Ointment for about nine months, and the rash disappeared with no lasting scars. The letter seeks samples of the products and includes a commentary on Miss Gladys Gooneberry.
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Boston
England
Ireland
Baby
Margaret Guon
Burrell St
Roxbury
Mass
Cuth Cura
K. Beaton
Annual Meeting of State Templars and Related Notices
The fifty third annual conclave of the Knights Templar of Wisconsin met in Milwaukee to discuss constitution and tactics. Officers listed include Grand Commander George B. Wheeler and Grand Recorder William W. Perry. Also noted is the seventy third annual Wisconsin Congregational Association meeting in Fond du Lac with financials and reports, Apple Growers Congress delegates, and state education study findings. A national social center conference is planned at the University of Wisconsin with speakers like Gov. Woodrow Wilson and Dr. John R. Commons. New license rules state renewals not before December 1 and annual registration fees set.
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A. E. Matheser
Janesyilia
Robert B. Lang
Racine
Charles I. Lamb
Madison
Rodman W. Bosworth
Sun Prairie
Charles H. Washburn
William W. Perry
Milwaukee
David Harrows
Joseph B. Funke
la Crosse
George $. Rodd
Ashland
Joan 8. Cromwell
Guard
Adolph H. Wagner
Alvin P. Kletzsch
Charles D. Rogers
Wisconsin Congregational Association
Fond du Lac
H. A. Miner
B. L. Olda
F. M. Sheldon
Madigan
Madlean
H. W. Carter
Getiow
International Conference
Wisconsin Federation of Churches and Christian Workers
Social Center Movement
University of Wisconsin
Olctber
University
Social Center Association of America
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Herbert Quick
Farm and Fireside
P. Ve Collins
Northwestern Agriculturiar
Gean H. L. Russell
College of Agriculture
Charles 5. McLenegan
John KR. Commons
Wisconsin Industrial ‘Commission
GE. Young
Chicago
Clarence A. Perry
Russell Saga Foundation
Livy B. Richard
Wisconsin
State settles inheritance tax claim with New York estate
State Treasurer Dahl received a check for 1954 dollars and eight cents from Attorney General Bancroft in final settlement of the state against the estate of H. O. Haremeyer, deceased, of New York, for inheritance tax.
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Dahl
Bancroft
H. O. Haremeyer
New York
Meeting In Fond du Lac Wiscon sin Congregational meeting
The annual Wisconsin Congregational association meeting was held in Fond du Lac with a sizable turnout from Madison and other areas. Several Madison residents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Congregational Association
Fond du Lac
Madisonians
Wisconsin Baptist session condemns Taft aide visit to brewers' meet
At Janesville the Wisconsin State Baptist association closed its sixty-seventh annual session. A key resolution deplored Secretary Wilson accepting an honorary presidency of an international brewers’ congress and urged President Taft to cancel the engagement. Also approved were moves for stricter divorce laws, Sunday post office closure, Taft arbitration treaties, and Northwest Baptist tenets. Officers were elected: President H. J. Lindsay. vice presidents J. F. Lang and C. A. Meyers. secretary J. E. B. Baum. assistant secretary G. C. Alborn. treasurer H. W. Bardenwerper. auditors E. W. Bond and C. C. Hosmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin State Baptist Association
Janesville
Free
WH Baptista
Wilson
Brewers’ Convention
United States
Ita
Secretary of Agriculture
James Wilson
Congress of
Browera
Taft
Knox
Northwest Baptist Convention
Oficern
Preuldert
H. J Lindaay
Miwakee
J. F. Lang
Elkhorn
C. A. Meyers
Evansville
G. C. Alborn
Oakfield
J. E B. Baum
Milwaukee
H. W. Bardenwerper
E.W. Bond
C. C. Hosmer
Wauwatosa
Militia Benefits and Civil Service Exams Outline
The Wisconsin Industrial Commission rules militiamen acting in official duty can receive workmen’s compensation. Adjutant General Boartman’s inquiry prompts referral to the attorney general and a court for case adjudication. The state civil service commission announces a general competitive exam on November 11 for state positions, with about 40 appointments likely. The city senior of weights and measures is another new posting for cities over 5,000, excluding Milwaukee. Various named applicants and devices are listed for rail, automotive, and building equipment roles in Racine Madison and surrounding areas.
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Wisconsin National Guard
State Industrial Commission
Adjt
C. Boartman
State Civil Service Commission
Milwaukee
Flood Devastates Black River Falls in Major Inundation
A historic flood devastated Black River Falls with 2,000 residents displaced and property losses exceeding 1.5 million dollars. Two state militia companies arrived to guard looters as downtown streets were submerged under 20 to 30 feet of water, wiping out numerous businesses and homes.
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Black River Falls
Black River
Delié
Hatfield
Mauason
Eau Claire
Dynes Lumbar Co
Freeman
Journal Publishing Co
John F
Bon Luen
Sohn 'Ideman
Li Lyons
Harber John Best Packing Co
Johnnson Bros
Bougoran
Vincent
B. Morn
P. Dell
Pater T. Star
T. H. Nichols
Lockan & Lilehamer
Shou
Hygen
Dry Rouda
Alve Galsaron
Harber
Behnen Grovery
A. Jf. Roisland
Beech
Nels Hannon'a
K. I. Yangon
Tiller
Mins FB
G. Huron
Millivery
Alela Wall Paper Company
Olsoa
Jackson County’ Bank
Hollenbenk
A. Woool
Falla House
Homestead Lumber Company
Fremont Hotel
Court House
Mattilvray
Cltles
la Crosse
Homelegs
Penallees Bers
Plan Rebuilding of City at Black River Falls
Business leaders in Black River Falls move to rebuild before floodwaters recede. A meeting with all merchants created housing for essential ventures and formed three committees to choose a new business district site. Some firms share remaining buildings while the post office and churches operate in temporary spaces. Plans aim to repair the power plant and build a concrete dam to confine the river.
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Fland
Post Ofice
Flood relief appeal urged for Black River Falls
Madison Governor McGovern issued a proclamation asking state residents to aid flood victims in Black River Falls. The Black River Falls common council sought federal and state help, requesting donations by draft to Mayor J. J. McGilvray for distribution via a local bank.
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Black River Falls
Madison
McGovern
Common Council
United States
J. J. M McGilvray
Rate Commission Investigates Hatfield Flood Damages
The state rate commission is concerned over flood damages. Chief engineer W. D. Pence and two other engineers, arriving from Madison, are examining rained dykes at the dam and gathering data on navigability, with recommendations to the legislature for water power dam construction under state supervision.
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Rate Commission
Hatfield
State Rate Commission
W. D. Pence
Commission
Watfield
Madison
West Wisconsin club pledges aid to Hull supporters
The West Wisconsin Ben Franklin club at its meeting voted to collect aid for Merlin Hull proprietor and publisher of the Jackson County Journal whose printing plant was swept away in a fire that destroyed Black River Falls business section.
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Hudsor
West Wisconsin
Ben Franklin Club
Wisconsin
Merlin Hull
Jackson County Journal
Black River Falls
Boy Dies in Flood at Mound Prairie
The first flood fatality occurred at Mound Prairie when 10 year old John Layman was swept away between his father's home and parish. His body was recovered later.
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la Grosse
Mound Prairie
John Layman
Parn
Farmer Drowned in Flood Near La Crosse
La Crosse district reports another flood tragedy as Henry Peterson, a Spring Slough farmer, was swept away by rising waters after being cut off from home. Rescue attempts failed. authorities note this marks a second flood related death in the area.
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la Crosse
Henry Peterson
Spring Slough
Mig
Racine Trunk Factory Burns
A fire at the Hartmann Trunk company plant in Racine gutted the main building. The loss was estimated at $250,000. The manufacturing establishment occupied a full block and was among the largest of its kind in the country.
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Racine
Hartmann Trunk Company
Hunting Licenses Bring $35,000 in October Revenue
Madison report shows 955,271.61 credited from county clerks for hunting licenses sold in October. The release notes funds were processed by the state warden, reflecting strong demand and revenue for the season.
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Madison
Parson and Rastus on Judgment Day Discuss Theft
The odd exchange imagines a Parson from Jedgment Day asking about stolen chickens. A humorous back-and-forth questions moral duty and testimony, ending with a quip about talent and success. The text blends dialect and aphorisms about love, acquaintance, and doing well.
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Rastus
Night-Cap Claim for Grape-Nuts and Postum
An Allegheny PA man touts Grape-Nuts with milk as the best night-cap. He recounts illness from indigestion and brain fag, improved after adopting Grape-Nuts and Postum, and urges others to hear his testimony for the Postum Co. product.
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Alleghany
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Troy
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