Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Remedies Stomach and Blood Ailments
Testimony from Ell Bar Bell of Woolsey Prince William County describes severe stomach and back pain and malnutrition. After medical failure he credits Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets with relief, claiming improved health and renewed ability to work. The ad promotes the product and Common Sense Medical Adviser, with mailing details for Dr. Pierce, Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor Pierce
Ell
Bar Bell
Woolsey
Prince William
Ater
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Artiat's Trials and Painterly Accidents Reported
A New York Times note recalls Artiat experiences with critics and artists. Pimilee-Why missteps, Brownly-Danuber expects praise until a landscape of Mant iast reveals overrealistic detail. Pinder-Law queries the bet, while water in the pond dries quickly, forcing repeated refilling.
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Danuber
Pimilee
Pinder—Law
New York Times
Inquisitive Man Calls Lenin Amid Calendar Revisions
A fragment from a Philadelphia broadsheet hints at a dialogue about collecting, inviting readers to call Lenin. The remarks suggest a revised calendar and a few individuals daring the change, reflecting quirky midtown chatter.
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Lenin
Mot
Philadelphis Bross
Wary Durchaser and Mrs Vo Distract in Farce
Fragmentary lines show comic exchanges with Mrs Younewnn and Destor Saltmackeere, blurring means of questioning. The snippet hints at a humorous scene with puzzled replies and social chatter.
Delightful masquerade at Mitchell Club with twenty five couples
A Monday masquerade ball at Mitchell Club featured about twenty five masked couples. Notable costumes and a lively program entertained guests as Nichols mandolin club provided music and decor featured lace and a large Japanese umbrella. Refreshments and decorations drew praise from hosts and attendees.
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Mitchell Club
Jack Levings
W. BR. Broadbent
Reed Owen
Katzenjammer
Nichols
Mandolin Club
Pearl Perry
Helen Hoon
Grace Beckwith
Margie Becker
Charlotte Milliken
Gaidie Beebe
Mitchell Seceity
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted as Health Remedy
An advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a five year standard cure for stomach liver and kidney complaints. It claims relief from headache nausea belching flatulence indigestion dyspepsia and kidney troubles with a money back impression and cautions to avoid substitutes and imitations.
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Fife
Attendance to rise at State Teacher's Association meeting
For several years attendance ranged from 275 to 350. This year organizers expect 500 to 800 present. Local committee pledged city funds for expenses excluding hotel bills and Dr Green's $100 lecture, which is paid by the association. The lecture will be free to Mitchell residents. Local business leaders are urged to donate to cover about $800 and uphold the educational standard and civic pride of Mitchell.
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State
Madison
Mitchell
Green
Cora Miner
Clara Nobis
Alice Saul
Electric Bitters Claim Relief for Decatur Woman
Mrs S H Newsom of Decatur Alabama credits Electric Bitters with ending years of digestion and stomach troubles. She reports regained appetite, weight gain, and improved health after using the product sold at S B Scallin's Grocery. The advert promises a guaranteed cure for indigestion loss of appetite stomach and kidney troubles.
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S. H. Newsom
Decatur
Ala
S. BH
Scallin
Graz
Thanksgiving Services At Presbyterian Church Observed
Union Thanksgiving services were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev. A D Fraser Rev T H Youngman and Rev D R Tomlin officiating. Fred T Drewett delivered the sermon praising gratitude to God in peace and urging action on Sabbath sanctity and divorce laws, with a $21.75 collection for the Children's Home at Sioux Falls.
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Union
Presbyterian Church
A. D. D. Fraser
T. H. Youngman
D. R. Tomlin
C. W. Downey
A. FE. Hitchcock
Fred T. Drewett
The
Baptist Church
Childrens
Sioux Falls
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised cure for damp feet
An old advertisement promises Allen's Foot-Ease powder keeps feet warm and dry and cures chilblains. It claims to end swelling sweating and dampness and asks readers to ask today at all druggists and shoe stores for the product priced at 25 cents.
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Allen
Women Fight For Another Vote On Suffrage
The W C T U in this state discusses reattempting a suffrage ballot through a petition to the legislature. Local women seek signatures as other towns follow the same plan hoping to submit the issue at the next general election.
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Ww. c. T.U
Fine Dress for Lady Curzon Woven in Indian Silk
A magnificent dress is being embroidered for Lady Curzon to wear at the Delhi Durbar on January 1. The design features peacock feathers and is completed entirely with Indian workmanship on rich Indian silk.
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Lady Curzon
Delhi Durbar
Gift Selection Made Easy for Christmas
Satisfy yourself here at any time before the rush. The selection is easier and prices are no greater now. Jewelry in abundance with tasteful designs including silver novelties rings bracelets chains watches and clocks. Watch repairing a specialty.
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Rocky Mountain Tea
Hostetter
Presbyterian Church—Good
Pragas
Hivers
Rothenberger
Zorn Palace
H. C. Tapp
Jewelry
Main Street
Motley & McKeel
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