Cured cancer claims flood Kansas City area doctors
Letters and notices recount numerous patients claiming cure from cancer by E. O. Smith Kansas City Mo and related clinics. The documents praise successful treatments, note prior failures with other doctors, and list names and addresses of former patients supporting the doctor’s efficacy.
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Oberlin
Kas
Kansas City
Itam
O. K
Pilpetung
Kan
G. Smith
Wage
Prairie Rome
E. O. Smith
Nourse Teuty
Witte Kimscavas
Yuithoute
Jeume Gouding
Tle
Kanes Rity
Bath
Hoeh
Armatrotg
Kane Mty
Kee
ELS
Hancock
Bit M.teud
Acows
Actus
Kaneer
Seth
Ragsae
Guy
Upred
Caceer
Cheek
Isaz
Bi Kuetuer
Ilysblure
Kaan Mi
Carter
Mt. Eaoeae
Kauaea City
Leeter St. Kao Fea Ety Ale
Auten
Haute Heercou
Vic and
Gryre
L. Taceer
Pere
Guds
Miu
Uct Lp Decor
Cines
Tusgub
J Pila Nichols
Jameslows
Puujpe
Chures
Terry
Gurgen
Lear
G. Ivan Pohek
P.O
Kinnas City
Gliniy
Walnut Dts
Ofice Boure
P.m
Dlimostielits
Pohok
Chamber of Commerce
Hill River View
Premium Watch Offer to Boost Lincoln Nebraska Independent
The Nebraska Independent in Lincoln offers a guaranteed nickel plated watch as a premium for new campaign subscriptions. The rate includes a seven month campaign until November 6 and a 33 cent price for each subscription, with tiered options of six or twelve subscriptions plus extra payments to obtain the watch. The paper bills itself as a strong defender of equal rights, urging readers to join and sample copies through the Independent Department A.
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Nebraska Independent
Lincoln
Nebraska
Independent
N.B
el Hiberal
Everyoos
Otte
Weat
Independent Department
A” Lincoln
Ned
Love and marriage in Corea
A missionary recounts Corean wedding customs and gender roles. The groom wears a royal style suit, a goose binds fidelity symbolism, and the bride enters sealed eyes and white face makeup. Corean wives earn respect, share household duties, and family continues with sons, while the first wife holds dignity in polygynous arrangements.
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Corea
so-Andeo
Salary of One Cent a Year in Wisconsin County
In Towa County Wisconsin the United States post office pays Frank Lynch one cent yearly for carrying the mail between Belweda Deligerille and Mineral Point nine miles apart. Lynch has not received quarterly pay and expects a full cent check next July. He refuses remittances and the postal contract dispute sparks bids, with three lowest offers at one cent, 35 cents, and $1.50.
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Towa County
Wisconsin
United States
Frank Lynch
Belweda Deligerille
Mineral Point
Lynch
Dodgeville
Ratte 59
Washington
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