Wonder Cures for Chronic Ailments by Dr Addison Jones
An advertisement claims Dr Addison Jones in Chicago offers permanent cures for rheumatism, skin cancer, heart and nervous diseases, and private ailments through a non punitive treatment. It promises painless relief, no experiments, and confidential consultation fees. It cites numerous ailments and asserts success in old neglected cases.
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Jones
Addison-Jones
Lake Alley
Chicago
Diesel State Reak
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription ad aids women's ailments
An advertising claim lists symptoms such as head pains, backache, spots before the eyes, faintness and pelvic discomfort, promoting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, non habit forming remedy. It asserts it strengthens and regulates the female system, warns it cannot cure tumors, invites confidential letters to Buffalo, and offers a medical adviser free with stamps.
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Pierce
Doctor Pierce
N. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Taft as Presidential Hopeful and Political Nature
Taft, winner of men's hearts, is analyzed as a candidate in a nation shaped by personal ambition. The piece contrasts his public role as secretary of peace with a private longing to join the Supreme Court, noting his humor, physicality, and governance style while pondering fate and history.
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James A. Edgerton
Washington
Roosevelt
J. E. Purdy
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Taft
Secretary of Peace
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Atlas
Supreme Bench
Philippines
Abraham Lincoln
Senate
Mystery of Mr Taft Wins Hearts Not Equals Sovereign Multitude
A columnist weighs presidential prospects in the Taft era, arguing sovereignty lies with millions rather than a single ruler. It questions whether Taft’s charm translates to mass support, cites past leaders, and notes Mrs Taft’s Clinton era connections, suggesting the nomination contest remains pool of party influence.
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Mr. Taft
Clays
Websters
Blaines
Bryans
Harrisons
Hayeses
Clevelands
Roosevelt
White House
Taft
Rutherford B. Hayes
Hayes
White Houng
Steamer Passengers Urged Kindness To Honeymoon Couple
A Baltimore couple William Wallace Gray and Adelaide Derringer on their honeymoon boarded a southbound steamer. A typewritten notice posted on board asks passengers to show kindness, noting their nervousness, new marriage at Marlborough and their inexperience traveling away from Baltimore. It describes their heights and appearances and requests considerate behavior.
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Adelaide Derringer
William Wallace Gray
Baltimore
New York Herald
Itaska
Marlborough
Balmore
Plan to Buy Piano For a School In Swedesboro N J
A special dispatch to the St. Louis Republic reports children in public schools at Swedesboro are allowed to chew gum and buy candy from teachers who run confectionery stores. Profits from sales will fund a piano for the $28,000 schoolhouse under construction. The candy sales occur despite the standard rule against eating during school hours.
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Swedesboro
N. J
St. Louis Republic
Canada Opens New Mint at Ottawa with Refinery Plan
The Ottawa mint has been opened and will house a refinery project within months. Electricity will power gold and silver refining as the facility begins producing its first coinage set.
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Canada
Ottawa
Physicians Promote Cough Remedies In Local Ad
An Empire Georgia based speaker touts Dr King s New Discovery as best for coughs croup and throat and lung troubles. Ads urge buying at O M Olsen s drug store with guarantee and pricing 50c and 1 00 Triad bottle offered. Eugene A Pfefferle markets Kennedy s Laxative Cough Syrup and Kodol for Dyspepsia in the same page with claims of stomach relief and proper digestion.
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King
Saye C.O. Eldridge
Empire
O. M. Olsen
Triad
Kennedy
Eugene A. Pfefferle
Soli
A Cure For Misery From Electric Bitters
R M James of Louellen South Carolina praises Electric Bitters as a cure for chills bilious attacks jaundice stomach liver and kidney complaints and the misery it causes. The tonic is sold at M Olsen's drug store with a guarantee in 50 cent bottles.
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Malluria Loison
R. M. James
Louellen, S.C
M. Olsen
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Homtail Aasietah Csodlam
Far West
Neddctan
Pisurenyr Pele
Callcnia
Acddrem
Fland Building
Sea Frencisco
Addison Jones
Dakota House
New Ulm
Mino
William Howard Taft
Withal
Spi Il
United States
John Smiths
Tom Joneses
Bryan
Hughes
Johnsons
Knox
Gray
la Follette
Harmon
Foraker
Fairbanks
Cavcrnes
Apollo
Porto Rico
William H. Tart
Royal
the Home Bakery
WD. Eibner
John H. Forster
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