The Last Chance Price Rise for Magnetic Healing Course
The School of Magee advertises a major price increase for its “Magnetic Healing” program taught by Prof. Khara. Tuition jumps from 100 to 4200 with new classes starting April 1, as demand and success claim rising costs. Graduates tout cures and high earnings, urging enrollment despite the steep fee. The note lists testimonials and a mailing address for The School of Magee in Saint Omri, Missouri.
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My March of Matrimony in Buffalo Hvening News
A comic tale recounts a courting misadventure as a young man endures the scrutiny of an imperious matriarch. The study unfolds with a stubborn carpet, a witty teasing by Marie, and a shy target of the old lady’s tests amid family folding and a modest income.
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Norwich Dean Tells Field Tale About Manners
A Norwich dean recounts a story where he is chastised by a farm lad at a field stile for rude manners. The lad quips that teachers feed students while the lad himself is fed, illustrating a humorous reversal of training and nourishment.
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London
Des Moines Central Committee Sets May Delegates Plan
The Des Moines central committee outlined plans for the state convention to pick delegates to the national convention on May 10. They seek Bryan endorsement and aim to reflect party loyalty in the delegation. Two at large delegates named C A Walsh and Cato Sells with others chosen for May include J B Sullivan Secretary S M Ward and G U Gillespie and W M Desmond.
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Produce Men Organize in Kansas City Fruit Dealers
Kansas City commission men form the Kansas City Fruit and Produce Dealers Association to protect members and end long credits. Sixty six members sign on and adopt a constitution and by laws. Purchases must be settled within three days with a grace period of three days. delinquent accounts will be barred from further credit.
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New Gull Manitoba Railway Seeks Large Capital Rise
Gull Manitoba Railway, formed in 1899, reports to Iowa and Minnesota officials a capital increase from 50000 to 7000000 and share rise from 500 to 70000. The plan expands service from Mybhalh through Minnesota and Iowa to Kansas City, spanning 700 miles. President Frank P Campbell signs the notice, dated February 1, 1900, citing board approval to extend the line to Kansas City and link with the Millsburg Geist route, currently in receivership.
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Smallpox Distributors Promote Alabastine Disinfectant
An article notes the spread of smallpox and discusses disinfectant methods, praising Alabastine as a material to coat walls and ceilings to kill germs. It mentions Dr Kay's renovator and cites Philadelphia Press as the source. The piece includes a literary dialogue about love and parental disownment.
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Philadelphia Press
Wall's Catarrh Cure Claims Constitutional Remedy
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. Wall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co claims to cure with internal doses and offers $100 for failure. Testimonials and claims are cited, with warnings against local remedies. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills as best.
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Taleda
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Teleda
Taco Hall
Cancer cures touted by Dr Smith in Kansas City
Letters from patients praise Dr B O Smith of Kansas City Missouri for curing cancer after other doctors failed. Testimonials claim restoration of weight and health, with many names and locations listed. The ad promises references, pamphlets, and payment after cure, with office hours and addresses provided.
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W. D, Smith
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