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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
6
The article warns of a degenerating stomach from over eating and poor diet, urging a return to simple living. It promotes Cooper's New Discovery as a remedy to tone the stomach, aid digestion, strengthen the nervous system, regulate bowels, relieve constipation, and restore energy and appetite, sold at Havers camp's Prescription Drug Store.
National committee backs Alton B Parker as temporary chair with Bryan opposing. Debate signals open contest at convention in Baltimore with Parker leading among delegates while Bryan seeks to shift influence and possibly run for chair if needed.
Delegates at the Regimental Armory in Baltimore gather for the first Democratic convention session. Supporters of Bryan claim delegates align with him against Parker as leaders debate control, with Bryan seeking to steer progressives and influence the platform while others foresee a tough battle for the nomination.
A Hibbing Minnesota boarding house blaze leaves at least one person dead and several injured. Many occupants remain unaccounted for as investigators search the wreckage.
A compact health advisory stresses prompt treatment for digestive disorders. It urges early relief, noting quicker recovery and reduced risk of worsening conditions. The advice underscores universal agreement on seeking care at the onset of symptoms.
Beecham's Pills claim safety and preventive use for stomach bowel and liver issues. They promise regular natural action in all organs and nerves boosting vigor and spirits. The ad urges readers to try this remedy for health benefits nationwide.
Rain drenched attendees as Bryan arrived and the convention opened with banners and bands. Delegates from Missouri New Jersey Ohio Alabama Indiana Connecticut North Dakota and others crowded in as Cardinal Gibbons offered the invocation and political maneuvering began over nominees and chair positions.
A 1900s home remedy ad claims consumptives can recover at home with Eckman's Alterative, citing a Colwyn Pa endorsement by Mrs. Mary Wasson and noting no narcotics or habit forming drugs. It advertises bronchial and lung trouble relief, urges readers to seek the remedy from The True Druggist and Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia for further evidence.
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