Petitioned bills and appointments stir congressional action
In Washington on March 2 the Fifty-Second Congress received petitions urging lard regulation and drug adulteration laws, currency reform, civil service relief for old soldiers, and public works hires. Representative Outhwaite favored a resolution reappointing several veterans to homes for indigent soldiers. The session also noted jury inquiries, city paving plans, and a Senate visual of electoral results.
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Washington
Toledo
United States
Civil Service
Outhwaite
Netsman
Committee On
William 7. Sesell
Martin T. Mehon
Johed. Mitchell
Maj
George Honebrake
Une Niativs
Prertonais
Milan
Ptrickings
Lonpox Express Opens in Western Corridor to Oxford
The Great Western Corridor express for Oxford left London for the first time on Tuesday afternoon. The imitated vestibuled train features a closed passage along one side, lavatories, a library, a smoking parlor, and an eating area. The train is steam heated and will run at about sixty miles per hour for much of the journey.
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Lonpox, March
Oxford
London
Rapro
Chrisney
Daudianapolis Reformatory
Evansville
Lafayette
Wornsiin
Vincennes
Struuck
Min
Ashnuny Sreen
Mitchell
West Baden
Cranties Arne
Indianapolis
McDonald Ajax
Freeman
Wabash
Villez
Aten
Skillman-Goldsmith
Columbus
Lambert N. Goldsmith
Moses McGinnie
LE & W. Railroad
Kokema
Jones
Greensfork
Wayne County
Frank S. Kinkey
Franklin
Center Township
Joan Cooxte
Montpelier
Wilkram S. Prrcon
Muncie
Springer Improving After Illness Report
Was HincTon March 9. Mr. Springer was reported to be better Tuesday morning and improving slowly.
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Springer
HincTon
Indiana State News Chronicle of oddities and incidents
Indiana items report a ghost sighting in West Salem, a bulldog bout in Summitville, a fatal scalding near Portland, factory moves from Columbus to Indianapolis, robberies, divorces, suicides, and rail accidents. Mentions include Erin, Goshen, Martinsville, Evansville, and Indianapolis with diverse local incidents and legal actions.
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Vrew Tox
Watvacaus
Lawrenceburg
West Salem
Stanley
Lafe Myers
Portland
Tur Cerealine Manufacturing Co
Columbus
Indianapolis
Trocine
Panhandle
Indianapeolis
Oqwen Walker
Goshen
Tor Franklin Starch
Anderson
Vis
E. I. Kinney
Josery Tronre
Bayiess Spacun
Brazil
Universalist Church
Levi
Mr Brown
Lebanon
Saluda Towashin
Jefferson County
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as internal remedy
An advertisement claims catarrh is cured only by internal remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface agent. It asserts the product is not quack medicine and offers testimonials from Toledo and druggists selling for 75 cents. The notice also mentions unrelated local crime and newspaper price remarks.
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Hall
Hull
F. J. Cusxer & Co
Props
Toledo
City of Toledo
Lucas Co
State of Ohio
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Dakota sheep raising praised in railway pamphlet promotion
A Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway pamphlet extols sheep raising in Dakota as financially successful, with copies available free from H Hiland, Gene Freight Agent in Chicago. The jumble also includes assorted quips, testimonials, and medical ad copy mixed into the clipping.
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Dakota
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Tod
H. Hiland
Gene
Favorite Prescription for Woman’s Ailments Promises Cure
An overworked nervous woman needs Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. The tonic is described as a restorative medicine for women’s functional disorders, claimed to correct chronic weaknesses and painful conditions with guaranteed refund if unsatisfied.
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Promote Liver and Stomach Health
An advertisement proclaims Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as the best pills for liver and stomach regulation. The copy claims the pills cost less than rivals, do more, and are smaller and easier to take.
Hidden word clue in weekly ads challenges readers
The page teases a five inch display advertisement with a single unique word each week from The Dr Harter Medicine Co. The Crescent symbol appears on products and publishing, promising lithographs or sammes in return for identifying the word. A masked woman quote from N O Picayune accompanies the page.
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Alice
Dr. Harter Medicine Co
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