Fragmented miscellany hints at global topics and ads
A jumble of excerpted notes mentions New Zealand geysers, immigration percentages, a Turkish trade city, coronation events in England, quotes from various newspapers, and brief ads. It weaves historical curiosities with oblique references to places, people, and products, offering a snapshot of a periodical page cluttered with diverse items.
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Tur- Yar
Constan
England
United
Otate
Tus
Morgan
Ala
Cockrell
West
Alum baking powders spark Missouri court fines and New York seizures
A Missouri judge convicts and fines several grocers for selling alum based baking powders. New York Health Department recently seized such products and dumped them into the river. Health authorities warn of risky substitutes and urge customers to demand trusted brands.
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Clarke
St. Louis
Health Department of New York
Senator Pettus Delivers Silent Tobacco Moment in Senate
Senator Pettus rose solemnly in the senate and, after a long pause, drew a plug of tobacco from his tail coat and chewed without uttering a word. The scene drew smiles as eyes watched the veteran lawmaker.
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Senator Pettus
Senate
Mr. Pettus
Washington Post
Vogeler's Compound Praised For Indigestion Cure
A Leeds Saturday Journal letter recounts George H. Hodge of Orchard Grove Ippleden Newton Abbott sharing how Vogeler's Compound cured his indigestion and improved health after other remedies failed. The note promotes the remedy as excellent for stomach, liver and kidney troubles, with 25c and 60c sizes and free samples offered by St Jacobs Oil proprietors Baltimore. It ends with a cartoon caption from Philadelphia Record about a boss promising a salary raise next month.
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Leeds Saturday Journal
Hodge
Orchard Grove
Ippleden
Newton Abbott
Vogeler
George H. Hodge
St. Jacobs Oil
Baltimore
Nasty practice of wall paper coverings eyed by health officers
The Chicago Inter Ocean condemns layering wall coverings as a cover for filth and disease. It cites opinions of sanitarians urging legal action and endorses Alabastine as a sanitary coating. A 1900 testimonial and other quotations are included as moral and health commentary.
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Chicago Inter Ocean
Inter Ocean
Good Roads for Lom and New Commissions in Iowa
Des Moines reports a new Iowa road law to take effect April 1903 consolidating road districts under township trustees, cash tax collections, and annual road work. It also outlines a broad, cautious standard for child negligence, and lists new state commissions and major bills that failed or passed, with notes on state institutions, land purchases, and reform measures.
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Des Moines
General Assembly
Iowa
Supreme Court
Muscatine
S. M. Weaver
Iowa Supreme Court
Day
Beck
State University
United States Congress
Optometery
Barbers’ Commission
Torrens
Anamosa
Clarinda
Independence
Mt. Pleasant
Cornell Bluffs
Vinton Davenport
Marshallton
Knoxville
Glenwood Eldora
W. F. Harriman
Franklin
Thomas D. Healy
Webster
A.C. Hobart
Cherokee
E. J. Hubbard
Woodbury
J. M. Junkin
Montgomery
Alex Mardis
Wayne
Claude R. Porter
Appanoose
Dem
James H. Trewin
Allamakee
Boards of Trustees
State Board of Control
The
State Bar Association
LG. Kinne
H. M. Remley
M. J. Wade
Iowa City
S. Huston
Burlington
J. 8. Henderson
Indianola
Charles A. Clark
Cedar Rapids
J. C. Crosby
Garnaville
Smallpox Fumigation at Tama Reservation Reported
Special correspondence details Dr. A. M. Linn's report on the first fumigation and ventilation at Tama Indiana to curb virulent smallpox. About 340 to 350 Indians received new clothing and housing, old belongings burned, and extensive disinfection with corrosive sublimate and formaldehyde. The process involved council talks with chiefs, consent among residents, and forced baths for all. Some Indians resisted but compliance followed, with dogs and structures also disinfected. The account notes 45 Indian deaths from smallpox, and the broader effort to prevent spread as spring arrived. Arrangements are also announced for a state music teachers convention next June.
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A. M. Linn
State Board of Health
Tama
Linn
Pushfe-to-nique
Toledo
Leon Brown
Peruna praised by wives and a congressman
A letter from Mrs Anna B Fleharty of Chicago extols Peruna as a life changing remedy for pelvic catarrh and general female weakness. Other testimonials from Mrs E L Brown and Mrs Esther M Milner claim relief from headaches, nervousness, and insomnia after using Peruna. Congressman Thad M Mahon also commends it as a tonic and catarrh remedy. Readers are urged to write Dr Hartman for gratis advice if symptoms persist.
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Anna B. Fleharty
W.C.T.A
Galesburg
Ill
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Neb
Chicago
Fleharty
Perun
Peruna
Hartman
America
BE. I. Brown
Elliott Street
Memphis
Tenn
Tom
E. L. Brown
Esther M. Milner
de Graff
Ohio
Thad. M. Mahon
Chambersburg
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