Pope's Herb Compound Tablets Advertisement Claiming Purity and Cure
Purports to heal liver kidney and blood disorders with a chocolate coated tablet form. Cites testimonials from Mrs. J. C. Meade and Dr. J V Hennesey and offers a six month treatment box for one dollar post paid with a refund guarantee. Indicates sales from Pope Medicine Co Washington DC and Pope Building.
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J. C. Meade
Wyattsville
Pope Medicine Co
Washington, D. C
Pope
J. V. Hennesey
Albany, N. Y
Pope Medicine Co’s
Pope Medicine Co., Inc
Pure Food and Drugs Act
Pope Building
Pope Medicine CO. Inc
Johnston's Hot Shots ad with weekly prices list
A dense grocery advertisement detailing discounted items and prices for Snow Drop and Snow Ball Flour, coffee, fruit juices, cereals, sugars, baking powders, and more. The list includes brand names like Javaland, Walker's Grape Juice, Ouachita Blend, and Star sugar, with sale terms and a Monday deadline.
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Walker’s
Walker
Arm & Hammer Soda
Boss Parker backs Good Government League bid
The piece salutes Hon. John M. Parker for leading a large successful convention and denounces the League in Louisiana as undemocratic and corrupt. It argues Parker manipulated delegates to back Judge Hall, predicting defeat for Hall and condemning the convention as a ring. It also reports on Gravis and Glavis and Tribune involvement in a Washington book case and an arrest push by Chicago police.
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John M. Parker
Parker
Hall
Judge Hall
League
Athenaeum
Daily
Vanderbilt Graduates Hear Judson Urge Law Respect
Nashville June 23 Commencement at Vanderbilt University featured President Harry Pratt Judson of the University of Chicago arguing for the law abiding habit and the elimination of international war. He criticized disregard for restraints and cited figures like Andrew Jackson John Brown and Roosevelt as contrasts to lawful conduct. Eighty eight graduates received degrees across departments.
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Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Harry Pratt Judson
University of Chicago
Andrew Jackson
John Brown
Roosevelt
New York
A Useful Summer Medicine for All Families
This notice promotes Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for every household, especially in summer. It claims universal need, lists the price at a quarter, and states it is for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Monroe Reader
A Monroe reader from Hastings at 661 DeSiard Street reports Doan's Kidney Pills cured a severe kidney trouble after other remedies failed. The advertisement urges readers to remember the brand and buy at 50 cents from Foster Milburn Co. as U S sole agents.
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Doan
Monroe
Hastings
DeSiard S&t
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Cult leader Evelyn Lee faces cross examination in child cult case
Testimony shows Evelyn Arthur Lee defended by See during two days of state questioning. A girl described fifty children under the care of See Mona Rees and See at the temple where they learned home and life skills. The girl testified See solved domestic problems to keep members from law, and she resisted returning home to avoid restrictions. Prosecution objected to questions about parenthood. defense to present further extracts from See's book.
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Tion
Evelyn Arthur Lee
Lee
Mona Rees
See
Orne
Will Arrest G O Glavis Charged With Stealing Tribune Records
Washington June 28 Jas Keeley general manager of the Chicago Tribune swore out a warrant against George O Glavis of Chicago charging him with stealing books documents and papers of the Tribune said to consist of evidence
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Keeley
Gravis
Chicago
Washington
United States
Jas. Keeley
Chicago Tribune
George O. Glavis
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Saves Wounds and Burns
A short advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the fastest, surest remedy for wounds from knives guns tin cans nails fireworks and any nature. It also treats burns boils sores skin eruptions eczema chapped hands and piles. Sold by druggists for 25 cents.
Nine Killed in Jalapa Clash Between Rebels and Federals
On June 23 in Jalapa capital of Vera Cruz state nine people died and twenty five were wounded in fighting between revolutionary forces and federal troops. The clash began during a federal attempt to move arms from the state palace arsenal. A crowd gathered, police dispersed them, and shooting erupted. The incident was reported to Francisco I Madero who said it was not a sign of renewed hostilities.
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Mexico City
Jalapa
Vera Cruz
Francisco I. Madero
Madero
State bank resources rise in Louisiana and New Orleans
Shreveport report shows Louisiana state banking institutions total resources on June 7 at 11,202,728, up 2,157,768 from March 14 and nearly seven million higher than a year ago. New Orleans resources increased by 2,384,604 over the previous quarter.
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Shreveport
State Bank
W. L. Young
Louisiana
New Orleans
Pirates Pull Off Trio of Double Steals Against Brooklyn
In a recent game with Brooklyn the Pittsburg Pirates executed three double steals, showcasing aggressive baserunning and strategic speed to disrupt the opponent's defense.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg Pirates
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Johnston Co
West Monroe
Mealy Studio
Ferd Levi
Covington, Works and Lafitte
Detroit Tigers
Wade H. Ellis
the Tribune
Glavis
Law
Judson
University of Chicago Plainspoken
Vanderbilt
Mildred Bridges
Dren
Port Gibson
H.g.hawkins
A.B
Port Gibson, Miss
G. O. Glavis
State of Vera Cruz
Hunt
A. B. Richards Medicine CO
Sherman, Texas
M. Summers
Box South Bend
Ind
U.S.A
Compiets
West Monroe’s
Whitman Jacobs
Chase & Collens Company
Dessard Street
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