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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
7
Draper North Carolina Mrs Helen Dalton relates years of left side pain and near suffocation. She credits Cardui the woman’s tonic with dramatic improvement after using it at home. She urges other women to try it and notes Cardui’s 59 year history of helping women.
The items list births and anniversaries including John Howard Payne born 1808 and Charles Mickens the novelist. Also noted are historical events such as pirate hangings, fires, and visits by notable figures in 19th and early 20th centuries. The piece references university presidents and national figures with ages given for today.
The notice outlines a subscription contest where votes equal prizes with no risk of loss. Ten percent of subscription money goes to each candidate who works but does not win a prize. Each district must receive at least two prizes and all have equal chance at the grand prize. District boundaries are defined by rail lines and the Ouachita River.
The notice outlines district five boundaries along the Ouachita River east of the V., & P. Railway and south of the V., & P. Railway. It states all V., &, & P. lines east of Monroe are in the district and includes all stations on the V., &, & P. Railway east of Monroe within district five.
Mrs Jame Duncan Haynes Ville Mc writes of a tonic that claims to cleanse stomach liver and kidneys and renew strength. The ad asserts waste removal and features a testimonial about high medical bills and success with Buckson s Armies halves for cuts.
Halifax reports ongoing preparations for the Lig annual regatta to be held next month. Key features of the week include schedule highlights and expected entrants led by the main corporate teams.
A testimonial from Muscatine, Alabama, claims Dr King’s New Discovery cured a wife’s cold and throat troubles after winter illness. The ad notes quick start with first dose and suitability for children, priced 50 cents and 1.00 dollar at druggists.
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