Death of Rev Waite's Grandchild in Chicago
Ruth Gates aged 9 died in Chicago after seven weeks of illness following vaccination cited by Frank W Gates who moved from Cedar Rapids to Chicago for medical study. Funeral held at Mrs Gates's residence with Rev. Lockwood and Rev. Van Nessa officiating. Burial in Oak Hill vault. Gates accuses vaccination of poisoning his daughter and cites smallpox and diphtheria context in Chicago.
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E. G. Waite
Cedar Rapids
John Gates
First Avenue
Ruth
Frank W. Gates
Chicago
H. J. Lockwood
St Paul’s
M. E. Church
Little Sons
Jesus
Cazette
Gates
Old Monticello ties and Kansas visit recalled
Olin Recorder notes E D Scriven of Wellington Kansas visiting friends in Monticello and recalls his boyhood amid a tragic blizzard death near Langworthy thirty years earlier. The piece honors the Clark family and a long friendship, then shifts to ads and notices about subscriptions, books, and a Christmas travel fare.
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Olin
E. D. Scriven
Wellington
Kansas
Joseph Clark
Monticello
Scriven
Clark
Mr. Scriven
Langworthy
Iowa
Mrs. Clark
Mr. Clark
Very Low Excursion Rates for Christmas Holidays on Nickel Plate
Nickel Plate offers excursion tickets from Chicago to Buffalo and all eastern points with three through express trains daily. Sale dates include December 24 25 26 1904 and January 1 2 1906 with return by January 4 1905. Dining cars service and club meals priced 25 cents to 1 dollar. Departures from La Salle Street Chicago with Chicago offices on Adams street. John Y. Callahan is general agent at 118 Adams Street Room 298.
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Nickel Plate Road
Chicago
Buffalo
Ft. Wayne
Findlay
Cleveland
Erie
New York
Boston
Pullman
van Buren
la Salle Streets
Adams Street
John Y. Callahan
LaSalle St
City
Illinois
Auditorium Annex
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Praised by Users
Testimonials from J I Tucker Center Ala and Mrs Samuel Gagge North Bush N Y promote DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as the best household remedy for piles cuts and burns with claims of curing a long fever sore and avoiding scarring. Kansas City Times notes a pensions commissioner joke about prose.
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DeWitt
J. I. Tucker
Center
Samuel Gagge
North Bush
N. Y
Dyspepsia Cure Promoted by Iowa Man
Geo A Thomson of Spencer Iowa touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure after twenty years of indigestion seeking relief from doctors in Iowa Chicago and Norway He urges all with indigestion to use the remedy with high praise and endorsement. The Atlanta Journal notes Moros at the St Louis exposition declined an American flag and expo authorities refused them permission to shoot at it as at home.
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Jowan
Register and Leader
Iowa
Des Moines
Associated Press
Washington
Geo. A. Thomson
Spencer
Chicago
Norway
Atlanta Journal
St. Louis Exposition
All Crocera
E. O. Dewitt & CO
Shallenberger
Bright
Mena
W. E. Shallenberger
Oakwood Blvd
Finals
Drexel State Bank
Electric Bitters promises quick relief for stomach and nerve troubles
A cited remedy claims to ease nervousness sleeplessness and stomach upsets by toning the stomach regulating kidneys and bowels stimulating the liver and purifying the blood. Priced at 50c with a money back guarantee, advertised in a Chicago News note noting crowded stores.
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Scptje
Taney
Thedford
Wil
Bright
Bucklens Arnica Salve Promoted For Quick Healing
An advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a reliable remedy for burns cuts and sores and claims rapid easing of eczema and piles. It notes 25 cents at Soetie's drug store, with an accompanying item about Dr King s New Life Pills priced 25 cents. A separate Philadelphia Telegraph note mentions astronomers discovering a large crack in the Moon’s face.
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Bucklen
Soetie
Dr. King
Soetje
Philadelphia Telegraph
DeWitts Little Early Risers Then Hollister Tea Ads
A collage of early 20th century advertisements praises DeWitts Little Early Risers as mild effective liver pills for all ages and promotes Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea with a price suggestion and claims about blood and nutrition. The Washington Times and St. Louis Republic are cited with brief, satirical lines about politics and moon lore.
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DeWitt
Hollister
O. H. Soetje
Lincoln Star Exposition Promises Health Warnings and Rates
The Lincoln Star promotes health tips for children and urges early prevention of coughs and croup with One Minute Cough Cure. It also announces a reduced combination subscription rate of $2 for The Express and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean for advance subscribers, with Des Moines Register- Leader at the same rate.
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The
Express
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Des Moines Register- Leader
Two fast idiots remark on marriage in Ledger exchange
The Philadelphia Ledger records a witty exchange where Cholly Gayboy jokes no girl should marry Gussie Whitless or him for being too fastidious. Miss Sharpe counters that he misheard, calling him “two fast idiots.”
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Cholly Gayboy
Gussie Whitless
Miss Sharpe
Philadelphia Ledger
Fish Stories and Harry-Fish Diet claim brain benefits
In a Cincinnati Commercial Tribune snippet, debate over fish diets notes potential brain benefits for Harry while Harriet questions morals, suggesting fishing is morally challenging. The item reflects playful city newsroom style and wit.
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Wharriet
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
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Alice Hogan Rise
Edward W. Townsend
Eden Phillpotts
Maud Wilder Goodwin
Caroline Abbott Stanley
Margherita Arling Hamm
Kate Douglass Wiggin
Maurice Franis Egan
Anne Warner
Helen R Martin
Korea
William S. Sands
Everglades
Florida
Philadelphia
E. E. Hoag
Gonda
J. A. Frybreger
Bacher & Abel
Christ
Kansas City Times
Chicago News
Topeka
Congress
Sing Woman
Northwestern Yeast
Chicago, Ill
Lovell House
Seelye
DRS. Seelye & Oaks
Mirick, & Inglis
Physicians and Burgeors
Monticello Hank Building
Ualla
Bank and Insurance Building
Dubuque, Ia
Fred Puleston
Eilers & Bolton
Calla
M. E
Epworth
W. EK. van Buren
A. M. Maurice
Lovell
Dental Department
Drake University
Burrichter'a Drygoods
G. M. Rewley
James Remley Remley& Remley
Attorneys AT Law
Anamosa
Main Street
A. Matthiessen
Tarbox
Jonea
Palotarog
Hattiel McCuskey
Northwestern Conservatory of Music
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Plano and
Morgan
Herrick & Bauder
P.O. Babcock
Washington Times
St. Louis Republic
Rocky Mountain
J. S. Houser
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Monticello State Bank
Iowan
Lincoln Star
St. Louis
Kaufman
J. B. Zimmerman
Gillen House
A. Kempf
Prop
Eagle Drug Store
H. C. Bohlken
MoutouTt
McClure’s Magazine
Ida M. Tarbey
Lincoln Steffens
Ray Stannard Baker
John la Farge
William Allen White
Charles Wagner
McClure’s
East 23Rd St
New York City
California
Reece
Kansas City
Los Angeles
L. Palmer
Pass
Equitable Bug
Des Moinea
Milwaukee & St. Paul
F. A. Miller
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