Kodol promised to aid digestion and restore appetite
An advertisement for Kodol digestive aid promises the product lets you eat anything without fullness or heartburn. It claims Kodol contains stomach juices to digest food like a healthy stomach, never tires, and can rest the stomach during use. If unsatisfied, money is refunded.
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Kodol
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iPhisuifer
B.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Matrimonial Importation Sparks a Whist Evening
Earle Scott meets Edith Hamilton aboard a steamship and, after a playful misunderstanding about customs, falls in love. Edith reveals the affair began as a joke but proves genuine as he declares his love. They plan to marry, then surprise Edith’s uncle and Scott’s father, joining in a cheerful family moment.
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Harlequin Club
Tate
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Scott Row
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Mary
John Banks
Tie
Marle
John Hanks
Lang
Farle
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Miss Hamilton
France
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Scott
Edith Hamilton
Jace
Edith
Jol
Vel
John
Jehn
Jennie Ludlum
Bryan's Favorite Prescription in Oklahoma Bank Reform Debate
The piece, attributed to Harper's Weekly, critiques a proposed reform likened to a medicine that would force banks nationwide to follow a new state law. It notes about 269 national banks would operate under the law while others refused, citing attorney general opinions. Oklahoma is described as eager for novelty, while opposing nationwide compulsion.
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National Banka
Fryan
Oklahoma
Oklahome
Harper's Weekly
Family reunion softened drift between Draper heirs
New York report says Eben S Draper lieutenant governor of Massachusetts is reconciling with son Bristow Draper who married chorus girl Queenie Sanford. The couple and infant may move to Hopedale where Bristow seeks work in mills with support of his father.
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Eben S. Draper
Massachusetts
H. Brigton Draper
Queenie Sanford
Bristow
Bristow Draper
Hopedale
Draper
Marjorie Ray
Frankins
Robert A. Cook
Burlington
Bryan Offers Mascot Mule as County Prize for Vote Gains
William J. Bryan proposes awarding a Minnesota Agricultural Society mascot mule as a prize to the county showing the greatest percentage rise in Democratic electors votes over the average of the last three campaigns. The plan, outlined in a letter to National Chairman Mack, seeks county approval to award the mule to the precinct with the largest gain and to the Democrat judged to have contributed most to the increase.
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Associated Press
New York
William J. Bryan
Agricultural Society of Minnesota
Mack
St. Bryan
Agricultural Society of B Minncola
Tincola
Minnesota
Agricultural Society
Rhidet
Honor Vagabond Memory In Texington KY
A long preserved account recalls a figure known as Ring Solomon in Texington Kentucky. The 22 October event honored him with readings by James Kane Allen and others noting his heroism during cholera outbreaks and his enduring public memory.
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Cipy A
Fo Wilson
S. Wy. Price
St. Louia
James EL
Mulligan
Samoa
James Kane Allen
Salomon
Edwant Luyer
Samuel Af. Wilson
Dei Wilson Townsend
Solomon
Henry Clay
Acheys
General Price
Wichita Girls Willing to Wed Oklahoma Bachelors
Wichita Kansas September 22 Thirty eight Wichita stenographers answered a Bachelors' club ad from Randlett Oklahoma expressing willingness to marry if suitable men are found. Walter Harney the club secretary and examiner learned about those who replied via letters and photos. The Randlett club has thirty members all local eligible bachelors, who intend to act on the letters. Some people might as well be crazy they have no sense.
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Associated Literary Press
Earle Scott
Scott
Addres
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Kan
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Randlett
Okla
Walter Harney
Randlett Club
Wichita
Garney
Barney
Dies in Omro at 72 after long illness
Elle A Willey Wesley longtime Omro resident dies at home aged 71 in her seventy second year. She was born October 2 1836 in Waterville Wisconsin and married O F Berkeley in Chateaugay New York December 11 1854. Survived by four children C D Dick of Manawa J W of Oshkosh Robert P and T A of Oregon two sisters and brothers. funeral conducted by Rev J Meclain. member of the M B church.
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Omro
Wis
Elle A. Willey Wesley
Rev. J. Meclain
Ellan A Willey
Philo
Sue J. Willey
Waterville
de O. F. Berkeley
Chateauguy
Fouy
C.D. Dick
Manawa
J. W
Oshkosh
Robert P
T. A
Ore
M. B. Church
School Girls and the dangers of overwork in youth
A historical notice warns that ambitious American girls push beyond endurance at school. Teachers lack judgment and overlook a danger period in girls leading to collapse and long recovery, though some have been helped through this critical phase toward a prosperous future.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted by Letters
A Chelsea girl writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her sideache periodic pains sleeplessness and nervous irritability after other remedies failed Mrs Pinkham notes the remedy has helped thousands of women for thirty years addressing sick women to seek guidance from her in Lynn Massachusetts
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Elsie L. Hook
Chelsea, VI
Lydia KE. Pinkham
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