Mother’s Friend testimonials from Carmi Illinois claim
A customer from Carmi Illinois extols Mother's Friend saying it eased labor better than previous deliveries and praising its effectiveness. The ad invites readers to write for a booklet with testimonials and information for mothers and offers free samples by mail from The Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Georgia.
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Carmi
Illinois
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
English Gentleman Defends Reputation in Union Items
Patriot letter defends Herbert C. Ritson an Englishman accused of suspicious Spanish ties. It praises his character noting Bank of England ties and his brother captaining the Willow Branch. The writer condemns the insinuation and urges fair reception amid tense Anglo Spanish relations.
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Epistor Capital
Herbert C. Ritson
Irth
Spain
Champlin Mt. Vernon
Remains of Mother Reburied After Forty-Two Years
Daughters Sarah Dale and Elizabeth Waterhouse of Tilsonburg Canada travel to Springfield Ohio to rebury their mother’s remains. The cemented casket lid was removed, revealing the deceased’s face as it was at death with a yellow tint on one side and the familiar white scarf still neatly placed.
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Chicago
Old Remedies and a Shooting Incident in Brief
An ad touts Mrs. Winelow's Soothing Syrup as a fifty year trusted teething remedy for children its taste ease and diarrhoea cure. A Denver Times item narrates Ole Hanson shooting a neighbor's dog after a dispute and explains the legal questioning with humorous mishearing. A Japanese marriage note adds a cultural custom about the bride's bathing the groom's feet.
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Danoe
Ole Hanson
Havva Drenkovitskey
Ole
Hanson
Maesal
Val
Denver Times
Fusion campaign plans and local political roles outlined
The piece outlines fusion party structure with W. E. Kidd and John A. Bowler directing populist and democratic efforts, and U. S. G. Cherry handling free silver Republicans. It notes east west separation plan, county committee members from Mitchell, and anticipated joint state committee control.
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John A. Bowler
U.S. G. Cherry
Keller
Hills Country
Smith
John Colvin
State Central Committee
M. E. Spooner
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