Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin promotes bowel regularity
Dr Caldwell urges regular bowels to prevent stomach and bowel waste buildup. He endorses a mild laxative herbal-pepsin formula sold as Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, promising relief by morning with no griping. Send name and address to Dr W B Caldwell, 203 West St Monticello IN for a free trial bottle.
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Natura
W. T Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
West St. Monticello
Mei
Dodds Kidney Pills Help Gray County Judge Claim Relief
Philip Miller, Probate Judge of Gray County Cimarron Kansas, reports years of kidney trouble with dizziness and back pain improved after about a year of Dodds Kidney Pills now weighing 200 pounds and active. He thanks the remedy and offers correspondence. Advertisement notes 50 cent boxes and requests mail for Household Hints and recipes.
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Gray Co
Philip Miller
Cimarron
Kaa
Judge Miller
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
Poet Thief Briefly Robs Traveler on Highway
An Atlanta Constitution item reports a queer encounter where the Divilie poet says a robber held him up on a highway with no money in his pocket except a poem meant for the editor. The robber declined the poem and gave $2, saying the poet needed it more.
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Atlanta Constitution
Cure for Eczema Claims Abbotaford Child Healed
Mrs. Lawrence Eiehl reports her son's yearlong eczema began as a rash on the hands. After trying wash, salves, and cloth wraps, Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured him in six months without further outbreaks. Advertisement notes Cuticura sold worldwide with a free Skin Book offer.
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Abbotaford, Wis
Maio
Lawrence Eiehl
Cuthura
Dept. L
Boston
At the Opera Remark Sparks A Dismissive Debate
A reader quotes a critic praising a singer’s voice yet deriding the critic’s own speech as unable to hear themselves. The passage notes awkward phrasing and a sharp style by Stowe, reflecting a satirical dialogue about performance and opinion.
DAA Officers Are Re elected at Sixteenth Wisconsin Conference
The sixteenth annual DAA conference in Plymouth Wisconsin closed with high attendance and praise. Regant Mrs Edwin H Van Ostrand and other officers were reelected. reports highlighted education methods, industrial training, and support for St Catherine's Home for Girls.
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DAA
Kenosha
John P. Hume
P. Koehler
Milwaukee
R. W. Daw
Jeusse Mead
Crane
Oshkosh
Fergison
Trottman
Sweet
Ponddulac
Continental Congress
D. A R
Catharine Whealer
Plymouth
Henry J. Danforth
Milwwaukee
Followay Regant
Edwin H. van Ostrand
Antiga
Marshfield
Slee Camton. Smith
Fort Akinson
Willam E. Cole
Fond du Las
Indortés
Wisconsin State Federation of Catholic Societies
St. Peter
Murray Avenue
St. Catherine’s
Sisters of Mercy
Sycamore Street
F. J. Rooney
Appleton
J. J. Bramling
Archbishhop
Sebastian G. Messmer
Joseph M. Koudelka
Sturgy
Wisconsin Archaeological Society Postpones Season Opening
The Wisconsin Archaeological Society delays its winter opening to November 16 due to Secretary Charles S. Brown’s absence on society business. The late reports from several expeditions, led by Mr. Beowoo, will be ready for the opening meeting, causing a notable postponement after an active surveying year.
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Achaeologiata
Wisconsin Archaeological Society
Cociety
Catobar
Charlea
Brown
Historical Society
Society
Beowoo
Northwestern Wisconsin Teachers' Association resolves to promote industrial education
The Northwestern Wisconsin Teachers' association adopts resolutions pledging to advance industrial education and to oppose proposed law removing the teaching privilege for graduates of high school training courses after 1915 unless they hold a county or state trade log.
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Apealle
Northwestern Teachers' Association
Eau Otatra
Menomonee
Warren E. Hicks
State Department
Wisconsin
Loo
Northwestern Wisconsin Teachers’ Association
Wisconsin Dairymen’s Association Cow Testing Urged
John F. Sinclair reports to the Wisconsin state board on agricultural cooperation and praises the dairy testing program. The Rosendale founded cow testing group has 1450 members with about 17,600 cows tested, but farmers still lag in year to year participation. Weighing and testing milk is essential to assess quality and production, not appearance or estimates.
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Cattie
Wisconsia
Wisconsin State Board of Public Affairs
John F. Sinclair
Wisconsin Dairymen's Association
Rosendale
Fond du Lec
Everal
Sinclair
Meno
Incomplete list of local incorporations and organizers
The notice records several proposed incorporations with varied names such as Wonder Smoking Pips Manufacturing Company Racipe United Feature Mlm Company and Grand Opera House Company. Names of incorporators include Marija Rasamus sen Louis Rassmussen Frank C Meske Edmund Gaus ewitz and J I Bell G A Tyler D O Strong.
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Medus
Wonder Smoking Pips Manufacturing Company
Racipe
Incorporatore
Marija Rasamussen
Louis Rassmussen
Hang
Lar Sok
United Feature Mlm Company
Milwaukee
Capital
Incerporters
Frank C Meske
Edmund Gausewitz
Ernst von Brivetn
Grand Opera House Company
Che
Tek
J. l. Bell
G. A Tyler
D O Strong
Four Injured As Soo Train Wreck Near Fond du Lac
Soo Line Train No. 1 traveling from Chicago to the Twin Cities derailed near Fond du Lac due to a defective rail. Four coaches plus mail and baggage cars left the track at about thirty miles per hour. Injured include Edward Luell Colby Wisconsin mail clerk G W Kelly Chicago porter Carl Arnold Stevens Point Wisconsin mail clerk and W G Gough Chippewa Falls Wisconsin mail clerk. The engine stayed on the rails just feet from the wreck.
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Fond du Lac
Soo
Chicago
Twin Cities
Edward Luell
Colby
Wis
G. W. Kelly
Porter
Carl Arnold
Stevens Point
W. G. Gough
Chippewa Falls
Becker Convicted of First Degree Murder in Rosenthal Case
Lieutenant Charles Becker was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the death of gambler Hernan Rosenthal. The trial jurors, after eight hours of deliberation, faced a thunderous courtroom atmosphere and protests that echoed outside. Mrs Becker remained impassive as the verdict was delivered in the corridor.
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New York
Charles Becker
Hernan Rosenthal
Limes
Stevers Point
Ducust Kroeger
Marah SG
A. H. Reid
Wausau
Familly
Plover
Wisconsin to Offer Wife Insurance Under State Fund
Wisconsin prepares to accept applications for life insurance through the state life fund authorized by the legislature. State Insurance Commissioner H L Bkern reports includes forms, premiums, costs, reserves and other data. Applicants aged 20 to 60 may select plans including ordinary life twenty pay, ten year endowment, endowment at age 65 or term to 65 with medical exam required.
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State Board of Health
Streetcar Service Restored Amid Strike Fallout
City resumes car service as striking workers in the city and Duluth reportedly concede defeat though they deny it. Over fifty still out locally and about a hundred in Duluth, with replacements recruited from Twin Cities and elsewhere due to ongoing faults across the bay.
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Duluth
Bay
Twin Cities
War Tissup Construction Workers Seek Leave for War
Fifteen Greek laborers employed by the Mishwaukee road in Janesville are on a strike and declare their intent to leave for their native land to aid in the war against the Turks.
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Tissup Construction
Janesvile
Mishwaukee
Duck hunt near Lake Puckaway ends with skiff sinking
Robert Welborn and B C Sargent were nearly drowned when their skiff capsized half a mile from shore during a Fond du Lac Wisconsin duck hunt on Lake Puckaway.
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Munters
Fond du Lac
Puckaway
Robert Welborn
B.C. Sargent
Man Missing After Ten Days In Woods Near Menominee
Prentice-Win Keller, 80, of Menominee Michigan, ventured into nearby woods for a hunt ten days ago and has not been traced since authorities report no trace of Mim found in search efforts.
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Prentice—Win
Keller
Menominee, Mich
Mim
Beloit trustees hire detectives after attempted college kidnapping
Beloit college trustees enlist detectives and bloodhounds to pursue a miscreant who tried to abduct a student. Miss Helen Milner of Genoa Illinois and Miss Agnes Thornton of New Bedford Massachusetts woke to a man attempting to drag a girl through a window before others from a nearby clubhouse dispersed him.
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Velott
Beloit College
Helen Milner
Genoa
Ill
Agnes Thornton
New Bedford
Maas
Peruna and Katarno remedies compared in catarrh relief
A letter from a reader asks which is better the old Peruna or the revised Peruna Katarno for catarrh. The ad notes both remedies relieve chronic and acute catarrh, with Katarno recommended when constipation is not present and Peruna revised for constipation linked cases. It cites Peruna Company, Columbus Ohio, and mentions availability at druggists and dealers.
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Manalin
Perana Company
Columbus
Ohio
Omg
Mathers
Eatnreo
Sau Ail
Kindred Association Role Question and Financial Doubt
A historical note presents dialogue about assuming a role within the Kindred Association. The term much dough appears, suggesting concerns over payment or funding. The excerpt reflects tension between obligation and compensation in organizational tasks.
Castoria Scentered Ad Cited in Irregular Note
An older fragment warns caregivers to examine Castoria bottles for the signature and notes the remedy’s long history. The text includes a street-corner exchange and a stray reference to a San Francisco Examiner. The readable content centers on a parental trust in Castoria and a brief, garbled scene.
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Fletcher
Omnibus Joke From Youta's Companion
An old Englishwoman, very stout, attempts the rear door of an omnibus. The driver urges sideways entry. She retorts that she has not got up sideways, delivering a humorous exchange from Youta's Companion.
Rose Matilda's Sprinter
Rose Matilda speaks of a sprinter in a humorous exchange with Mrs. Greene. The injured member is removed with tweezers, and Matilda notes the sprinters are not to be trifled with. Mrs. Greene assists, thanking Matilda for bringing the sprinter to hand.
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Rose Matilda
Rosé Matilda
Doctor's Trials Describe Grap-Nuts Improve Health
A physician explains severe overwork and illness then credits Grap-Nuts with rapid, lasting recovery. He notes weight gain, steadier nerves, and better stamina after adopting the cereal with cream and a sprinkle of salt or sugar. The pamphlet The Road to Wellness is cited as a helpful resource, with endorsements from Postum Co. Battia Orsek.
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Larga
Lita
Wallville
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