Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Digestive Health
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for foul stomachs and related blood humors. It claims removal of taints from digestion, mythic similarities between stomach churning and butter churns, and promises relief from headaches dyspepsia and indigestion with testimonial authority from Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
New Epworth League Officers Named for District E
At Ossian the Ft. Wayne district Epworth League elected officers for the coming year. Nellie Mason was chosen district president. Frank Wickman and Leota Burke as vice presidents. Georgia Warner and J C Trick and Etta Malone named to secretary treasurer and junior superintendent roles. Next year’s convention will be hosted by Ft. Wayne in a four-chapter joint effort.
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Ft. Wayne
Epworth Sea League
Ossian
Nellie Mason
C. B. Dougherty
Epworth League
Bluffton
V. P
Frank Wickman
Leota Burke
Georgia Warner
J. C. Trick
Decatur
Etta Malone
Hoagland
Jay Griffith
Portland
L. M. Edwards
C. A. Wade
Life of an editor is not a sweet dream
Thad Butler of the Huntington Times notes many think the editor’s life is sweet but it is not. He warns editors may step on corns as readers react with humor when offended, and recalls Hillsboro Illinois where a revival mood colored views on society women and local rescues.
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Thad Butler
Huntington Times
Carter
Hillisboro
Massachusetts Sea Coast
Hillsboro
Hillehoro
Jerusalem
Admittance Granted for Insane Oil Worker Ed Marsh
Through aid from Representative Burns and Dr. Smith of Easthaven asylum a special concession led to Ed Marsh being committed today. The sheriff will take him to Richmond Monday for treatment, relieving Sheriff Lipkey as Marsh’s violent, incessant talking and care needs escalate. Over two hundred applications await admission, Marsh’s condition judged among the state's worst cases.
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Joseph Burns
Smith
Easthaven Asylum
Ed Marsh
John Marsh
Richmond
Marsh
Mr. Berns
Dr. Smith
Sheriff Lipkey
Bluttton Banner
Optimism and home trade urged to beat hard times
The piece argues that prosperity depends on local confidence and buying at home. It criticizes election time pessimism as a bad habit, says crops are good and money plentiful, and urges support for local merchants to boost Montpelier’s growth.
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United States
Montpelier
Electric Bitters Praised As Grand Family Medicine
Mr. Frank Conlan of 436 Houston St New York endorses Electric Bitters for dyspepsia and liver problems and as a tonic for weak kidneys. The product claims to regulate digestion purify blood and restore vigor. sold with guarantee at Pioneer drug store for 60 cents.
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Frank Conlan
Houston St
New York
Pioneer Drug Store
Post Office Issues New Stamp Rule Affects Defaced Stamps
The new order declares defaced stamps worthless and torn stamps unusable. Letters with damaged stamps are held for two weeks at the post office for recovery, then sent to the dead letter office if unclaimed. The order allows perforation of stamps with a small instrument for identification to deter anonymous or tampered mail.
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Post Office
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Proves Quick Heal Says Rural Georgia Man
Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga writes of a bad sore on his instep that Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured. He used less than half of a 25 cent box and reports a perfect cure under guarantee at Pioneer drug store.
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Tom Moore
Cochran
Bucklen
Pioneer Drug Store
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised by Naples Man
Lester M. Nelson of Naples Maine writes a letter praising Dr King’s New Discovery as a life saving and reliable remedy for coughs throat and lung complaints. The ad notes the medicine has stood at the head of throat and lung remedies for nearly forty years and calls it a preventive of pneumonia. Sold under guarantee at Pioneer drug store 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free.
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Lester M. Nelson
Naples
Maine
Dr. King
Pioneer Drug Store
Fairmount Journal Suspends Publication Amid Mortgage Burdens
The Fairmount Daily Journal, long in receivership, remains plastered with mortgages and unpaid claims. It is unclear how the property will be disposed of, but a sale seems likely to satisfy as many creditors as possible from proceeds. The paper has suffered from rising paper costs and broader industry strain.
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Fairmount Daily Journal Hess
Journal
Fairmount News
Best Pill Ever Sold Promoted by Medical Testimony
A letter from B F Ayscue of Ingleside North Carolina praises Dr King s New Life Pills after years of indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars with little relief. The pills are sold at Pioneer drug store for 25 cents under guarantee. An editor notes tornadoes often spare churches but strike saloons and this item appears in a regional column.
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Dr. King
B. F. Ayscue
Ingleside
N. C
Pioneer Drug Store
Eclipse Observed at U S Naval Observatory
Astronomers and spectators gathered at the Washington naval observatory to watch the sun’s eclipse. First contact occurred 35 minutes 28 seconds after 9 am, second contact 49 minutes 2 seconds past noon, with observers within two seconds of each other. Dr George H Peters captured seven photographs showing sun spots and the moon’s projection on the sun.
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Washington
United States Naval Observatory
George H. Peters
Naval Observatory
Tennessee for Local Option
Returns from Saturdays Democratic primary in Tennessee show Gov. M. R. Patterson likely secure the nomination over former U S Senator Edward W. Carmack. Carmack followers may contest in two interior counties alleging fraud, Patterson's majority about 9,000 votes, county unit plan used, Carmack favored statewide prohibition while Patterson backed local option.
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Nemphis
Tenn
M. R. Patterson
United States
Edward W. Carmack
Carmack
Interior
Patterson
Mexican officials dismiss border town attacks as false
City of Mexico on June 29 declares stories from U S border towns about threats to northern Mexican towns absurd and without truth. It says no organized force exists in the north and that the raiders who sacked Viesca are pursued by Mexican cavalry and likely to be captured within days. Claims Terreon is in danger are rejected.
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City of
Mexico
United States
Viesca
Terreon
Troops in Control at Las Vacas Mexico
The situation in Las Vacas has improved as military forces assume full control. Revolutionary forces fled toward the mountains and were pursued by cavalry. nine soldiers and twelve revolutionists were killed. Sherman strengthens in Cleveland hospital. Congress man James S. Sherman continues to gain strength and is expected to leave the hospital by next Wednesday.
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del Rio
Texas
Las Vacas
Mexico
Sherman
Cleveland, O
James S. Sherman
Bell to Rest Before Denver Duties
Theodore A. Bell, named temporary chairman of the Democratic convention, has returned to his St. Helena area home to rest for a few days before departing for Denver.
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San Francisco
Theodore A. Bell
St. Helena
Denver
Notable 19th Century Figures and Events Summary
Obituary notes founder of Pittsburg Daily Leader R Nexin dies. Secretary Root undergoes physical culture in White Plains. Milwaukee laborer Krueger home fire kills mother and three children. Signers of the Declaration plan first annual congress in Philadelphia. Tammany plans five hundred delegates to Denver by five special trains. Persia's crisis signals potential developments. Independence Day to be celebrated worldwide. Russian Duma and empire council naval budget dispute to joint commission. Atlantic fleet to sail from San Francisco to Honolulu on July 7. Taft to resign from Roosevelt cabinet. War portfolio to be filled by Luke Wrient of Tennessee.
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Judas Kruegar
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
New York
Denver
Persia
United States
San Francisco
Honolulu
Taft
Roosevelt
Luke BL Wrient
Teanes
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