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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1902
Page
2
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Female Relief
An advertised remedy claims to cure the causes of menstrual cramps backache and fatigue by establishing regularity drying up discharge reducing inflammation and ulceration and strengthening weak women. testimonials praise relief from uterine trouble and headaches with free medical adviser offered by Dr Pierce of Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
George Riehl
Tockport
Westmoreland
Pierce
Conmmon Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Peffer’s Nervigor Adverts Claims Bold Recoveries
Beok oF on C. HB Jennings of Lima Iowa claims 44 pounds gained by using Peffer’s Nervigor. C J Hetty of Santa Clara California reports 20 pounds gain. Ad touts Nervigor as a cure for lost vitality nervous deficiency failing memory and overwork with a guarantee and postpaid offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. HB. Jennings
Lima
C.J. Hetty
Santa Clara
Cal
Peffer
Les
R- Fund
Peffer Medical Assa
Chicago
Ula
Specifics Cure for Various Ailments Advertisement Text
An old medical ad lists cures for fevers teething diarrhea neuralgia and rheumatism with a long catalog of conditions and dosages. It references Dr Humphreys remedies claimed to act directly on disease and lists numerous symptoms and numbered items.
Commerce of the Philippine Islands and US trade ties
The article analyzes how United States policy shapes Philippine commerce, noting sugar and tobacco as major exports and the islands’ role in the larger colonial economy. It discusses sugar production in Manila Cebu and Ilocos, shipments to the United States, crystal sugar to Spain, and the enduring influence of trade concessions and reform on market access and colonial revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Trade shifts and sugar imports cited in early 20th century report
A historical passage notes United States sugar imports reaching about 4,000,000,000 pounds in ten months ending October valued near $100,000,000, supplying roughly one fifth of one percent of total sugar imports. It discusses international trade, Philippines and Spain, Manila trade with China, and US occupancy effects on archipelago commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arte
United States
United Gate
Mexell
Spain
Othe Philippines
Acapulco
Cacan
Manila
China
Archipelago
Philippines
American efforts to expand Manila shipping with steam lighters
An American company ships ten lighters to Manila as a line of steamers plans monthly trips between Manila and New York. The move marks a new phase in Philippine commerce, signaling the western push of American trade despite a varied and checkered history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
New York
A Little Boy's Life Saved By Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A letter praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for saving a small boy's life. The author from Coodwin South Dakota recounts giving the remedy every ten minutes until the child expelled phlegm. The note credits the medicine with preventing a choking death and urges others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlains
KE. Speere
Coodwin
S. D
Joe Beegiout
Virtuama Cure Ad From Flynn John Harding Co
An advertisement touts Virtuama as a guaranteed cure for unpotency boosting vitality for the old and middle aged. It promises renewed desires, ambition, and happiness in business and social life. Carried by Kidd Drug and Flynn TM John Harding & Co, a Dubuque dealer with a full line of legitimate rubber goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife Sa
Flynn TM
John Harding & Co
Torbert Dubuque
Teeth Without Plates CBD and Consultation Free
A dental facility at 1607 2d Avenue offers free consultation and denture services. The note lists pricing references including 25c to 60c fillings and a $1.06 amount with $4.00 fees, indicating a location near Speidel’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2D Avenue
Speidels Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beok
rSzvav
Dr. Humphreys
Atorch
Troy
Moline Electric Laundry
8D Avenue
Loptien
Market Square
Moithe
Philippine Islands
Senate
Seipreme
Islaves
Avery Raniera
Cuba
Savds
Wands Tris
Wettu
Ence
Archiprog
Oslards
Aca
Pocefoar
Piten
Carton
Ptr
Hongoin House
3D Avenue
Mumpscine Co
F. W. Uhrus Lith
Taare
Pri
U. S
McKianle Bik
Hicago Dental ‘Company
Rock Island
Baer
Excelsior Diaries
Eandrive
Presriptions
Lendenin
Sommers Moline
Chr
Mueller
LaSalle
Athens
Soft
Lloyd’s
Farnipher
Pabieies
Chan
Hammond’s Calumet
P. G. Stange
Third Avenue
Moline
F. A. Sand
Fifteenth Street
Mengel Brothers
PIT
Fifth Avenue
Tlingis
Friedman
Frank Haynes
Mgr
C. E. Booker & CO
Fones & Erickson
Sixteenth Street
M. Bonggren
Ouik Nha
Nate
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