Meekison’s Rise and the Peruna Remedy Endorsement
David Meekison, a prominent Ohio politician and former Napoleon mayor, led his state in the Fiftieth Congress and championed the Meekson Bank. A chronic catarrh sufferer for decades, he credits Peruna with relief and urges others to seek Dr. Hartman’s advice for persistent ailments. Carrie Thomas also praises Peruna for vocal health.
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David Meekison
America
Ly Ksows
Meekson Bank
Napoleon
Ohio
Hartman
Carrie Thomas
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Indictment of Slavery Dealers Shocks Anderson Community
The grand jury in Anderson, on March 9, indicts four leading citizens and a large group of guards for 20th century slavery practices. The report details Black people bought, seized, bound, and held in prison pens under a system funded by convicts and private stockades, with a price on enslaved individuals. Jed Fowler, related to a U.S. senator, helped install and profit from the convict lease system in the county.
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Anderson
5. C
Se Phesed
Benet
Enid
Jed Fowler
Unitet States
Farle
Senet
Americans Decry Spooner Bill Limits on Timber Licenses
Manila March 9 Disappointed American business men here blame the Spooner amendment to the army bill for restricting timber licenses on public land. If correct this could boost private timber land owners and slow construction, while Gen Lloyd Wheaton reports department troops in good health with under eight percent ill. Manila’s death rate stands at 34 per 1,000 of a 2 million population.
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Manila
Spooner
Lloyd Wheaton
Department of
Luzon
Ex Secretary of War Syndicate Plans Model Town near Pensacola
Ex Secretary of War Russell A. Alger heads the Alger Sullivan syndicate, proposing a model town near Pensacola modeled on Polimas Illinois. An immense sawmill the largest in the south will be built. seven men are employed clearing timber and grading. The town will include residences on separate lots, churches, schools, an opera house and modern city conveniences.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Gem Russell A. Alger
Alger- Sullivan Syndicate
Pensacola
Polimas
Flomatem
Secretary of War Abolishes All Export Duties on Tobarco
The Secretary of War issued an order abolishing all export duties on tobaco after April 1 next. Governor General Ken Wood of Cuba recommended the policy, a major aim of the Cuban economist mission's visit to the city.
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Tobarco
Washington
Secretary of War
Ken Wood
Cuba
Tolacro
Economist Commission
Elusive Aguinaldo Report From Isabela Province
Unconfirmed native reports say Aguinaldo may be hiding in Isabela on Luzon's northern coast as American troops scout the area. The item appears in Manila dispatches dated March 9.
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Manila
Luzon Island
Aguinaldo
Isabela
Fresh From France Oyster and Industry Report
The piece notes France produces 100 million oysters annually and 5,000 tons of glycerin each year, with England at 500 tons. It cites a 12 hour workday for French children vs eight hours in Spain, estimates a Paris horse meat yield of 450 pounds per carcass, and records 240,000 people in Paris hotels with 4,000 foreigners.
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France
England
Spain
Paris
Remarkable tale hints at daring escapes and strange cures
A fragmentary report depicts a reckless episode where a young man seeks consent for risky escape aided by unconventional remedies. It mentions medical folklore and a bold claim about a singular cure from the stomach. A brief exchange with a resistant authority figures in the tabloid style fragment.
The Way of the World and Force of Habit Dialogues
A snippet from a Philadelphia Press page shows streetwise aphorisms about self reliance and asking for credit. It includes lines about hustling for oneself and the perils of not asking, alongside a light exchange about chocolates and a sweet tooth.
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Browne
Oet
Philadelphia Press
Roslyn
Reu
Home Grows Laster
A quoted exchange contrasts ancestral pride with personal merit. The speakers discuss starting from one’s own place and effort to become somebody rather than beginning from another origin. Indusapolia.
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Indusapolia
Cascade of Cascarets: sales surge to sixty six thousand boxes
The article notes Cascarets expanding from a single box to over 66 000 boxes in a year amid heavy advertising. It attributes success to persistent promotion and appeals to readers with claims about benefits for liver or bowel trouble. Scarcity and pricing details are hinted but not clearly provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casares
Fragmentary exchange hints at political nostalgia and empire
A Washington Star fragment quotes a domestic dispute where Charley is urged not to abandon republican principles in favor of empire. The dialogue touches on kings, George III, and old precedents, reflecting tension between monarchy and republican ideals.
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Charley
Empire
Abel
Hursband
George III
Washington Star
Remarkable day and cereal claims spark reader letters
Iowa reader Adam Herwebe lauds Speltz as a universal tool and food, claiming to grow 100 bits per acre from a single kernel and urging farmers to write to Salzer Seed Co in La Creme Win. A Kansas City physician jokes about a day of hunting, and Chicago Daily News notes wise is the man who can pick out a good felon of a good wife.
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Adam Herwebe
Iowa
Joan A. Salzer Seed Co
la Creme
Win
Speltz
Salter
Wise
Chicago Daily News
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Congressman Meekison
Peruna
Congressman Weeeison
Texas
Memphis
Sighis
Coton Betrains
City
Pet Bpa
Arun
Pal Nachle
Cocimmall
Chin
Adam TP Cole
Oo Mass Se
New York
Buma
Osiom Reed
Leereid Gree
Crumner
Torther
Baltimore
Hypatia Roland
Browns
Mi Roland
Miss Roland
Chicago Journal
Grand Jury St
Anderson, & C
Spooner Bill
Amercan
ALGER
Sod
Wis
Mortis
Pullman
Congress
St. Louis
Delaware
Dover
Del
United States
Gen. Logan
Kansas City
C. HL Coverdale
Ralph Meyers
Standard Oil Company
Ashier
Coates Theater
Coates Opera House
Tenth and Broadway
English Channel
Richardo
Brest
Phoenix
Ariz
Maricopa County
Tempe
Maricopa
Phoenix Road
Leralty
Ais
Ham
Leveland Plain Dealer
Mrs.Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fegrtas
Mrs. Kaarp
Dean Mas Preeman
Mars
F. Exarr
Kinnickinnie Avenue
Milwaukee, Wis
Nath
Nsoe Wrter
Lion E. Pinknam
Carter
I Perety
Hall
terra_y
Fr. A. &Co
Toledo
O. Bald
al Price
Charles
Chitags Journal
Wm. C. Boduley
Vastra
Benjamin Fraskim
Theodore
Harriet
Californias
Entu
Southern Pacific
Poker and Politica
Kansas City Star
Itpanis
Apes Rotary
Fac Suvate Sematere of
Ates
House of Natives
Ager
Jim
Senate
Baltimore Sun
Miss Lafin
Mr. Clay
Mr. Rand
Iss Lafin
Castoria
Bears
Ore Vee Coy
Cpos Haiting
AN. KP
Advertiocn
Lion Coffee
Womasa
Woolson Spice CO
Omd
Nature
Tar
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