Patent medicine claims for Dr. Pierce’s Prescription products
An advertisement style excerpt promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for weak, sick, and nervous women. It cites testimonials, cites non patent status, and urges purchase or free distribution of health works. The text mentions ingredients like Blue Cohosh and Lady’s Slipper root and notes aims for expectant mothers, with pricing and mailing offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Tor & Remedy
Pierce Stout
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
W.C.C.U. Elects New Officers In Meeting List
The W C C U department names its officers with Mrs Geo as president Van der Zyl as vice president Mrs A E Hart as secretary Miss Hattie Harmsen as editor Mrs Ezra Temple as secretary and Mrs Henry Rhynsburger as treasurer and department editorçoit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo, van der Zyl
A. E. Hart
Ezra Temple
Henry Rhynsburger
Hattie Harmsen
al. Heematra
Hendrik Bauman
W. Dielemar Stek
Cs. van Kersel
B. Hoogland
J. van Rosaisi
Steph. van Zee
Ads. van der Slul
Abraham Bogaarés
Ldt. de Hoog
Hendrik van der K
H. van der Nadort
J. v. Engelenhi
A. G. Kingma
V. d. Meulen
M. Wittenburg
J. D. Meekma
Herman J. Neyenes
J. A. van Rijswijk
M. Buwalda
Dingeman de Bok
Jan van den Heuvel
Jan Schippers
Andries van Huizen
Jacob Vermeer
Lambertus Overbergen
Hendrik de Kock
John Klein
Dirk Helsink
A. H. Viersen
H. van Gorkum
Wm. Spence
Martin Se
Dirkje v
Thomas Coakley
Ldt
van Steenbergen
Louie Renaud, Sr
John Rickabrugh
Henry Breuklander
Rijer Sneller
Albertus Var
Cs. den Boer
Martin Sell
J. Vogelaar Dee
Andrew. P. Tryon
Ads. van Stiet
Herman Bog
Meindert Tillman
Fred Voorhees
Chas. Thomas
Temperance group invites women to unite for reform work
The organization aims to interest and unite local women in temperance efforts to reform intemperance and educate public sentiment in favor of total abstinence. United in Christ to save children and homes from alcohol, they invite cooperation from all with similar purpose.
Saloon census ruling upends city residents list
Judge A B Thornell found in favor of plaintiffs, striking 202 counts from the city census and taxing costs to the defense. The decree bars publishing the 202 erroneous names and allows a new census or publishing the census minus the 202. Plaintiffs’ $250 deposit may fund enumeration if a new tally is ordered. Rockafellow plans an appeal on jurisdiction.
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A. B.thornell
District Court
C. W. Needles
Executive Council
Rockafellow
Needles
Atlantic
Noodles
Thorne
Altaltio
Pongty
Atlantic Bwalibe “Ary
Prohibition Party Aims for Legislative Gains Next Year
State leaders Calderwood Higgins and others are nominated in strategic districts as campaigns bolster hopes for at least six champions in the legislature. With rallies across the region in the past three months addressed by Oliver W. Stewart and others, a large campaign fund promises new momentum for the party and its causes in the upcoming year.
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Calderwood
Higgins
Prohibition Party
Oliver W. Stewart
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
An 19th century style advert claims deafness is from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh, stating only constitutional remedies cure. It offers $100 to any case of deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, and urges sending for circulars from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo, with Druggists selling for 75 cents and a note to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
People and Events in Eddyville and Pella 1905 Notes
The Eddyville Triune lists church notices from Eddyville and visits among local families including Rev J E Beard of Pella preaching next Sunday. It records a long list of residents and visitors with dates and ages from 1905, and notes burials brought from other places. The fragment ends with names and ages from Linden and Halenaard areas.
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J. E. Beard
Pella
The
Baptist Church
Exciting Time in Harvey From the News
Last Saturday night at a hop across the river James Dalton, in the act of ejecting Sam Phillips from the house for drunkenness, was bitten on the right ear nearly severing part of it. A man’s pet cat was badly injured by a train, an amputated leg recovered with care. Crown Fleshworm Eradicator advertised. several merchants and a bank office mentioned. The paper notes renewed subscriptions as the new year begins, urging remittance.
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James Dalton
Sam Phillips
Tracy
Tom
J. A. Acklin
Chronicle
Kennedy Laxative Money and Tar Advertisement Review
For coughs and colds no remedy equals Kennedy's Laxative Money and Tar. It differs from others by expelling cold through a bowel cathartic action. Alfords offers immediate relief for croup coughs and whooping cough. children love it. Sold by H. M. Lan erak Bleighing is fine.
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Kennedy
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised as best made
Mrs. Cora Walker of Porterville California testifies Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is the best made for colds and a sure preventive of pneumonia. It is praised for its pleasant safe use and quick cure. For sale by F D Stubenrauch. Local coal haulers report strong business delivering heavy loads to town.
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Chamberlain
Cora Walker
Porterville
California
F. D. Stubenrauch
Constipation and Piles Featured Bitter Cure Claims
An advertisement proclaims constipation and piles as twin killers and touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a positive cure with no cure no pay, priced at 35 cents for tea or tablets, signed F. D. Stubenrauch.
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Hollister
F. D. Stubenrauch
EF. D. Stubenrauch
Public Sale of Jasper County Farm in Iowa 1906
Public sale scheduled for Tuesday January 23 1906 at 2 pm on the premises. The 160 acre farm lies 10 miles southeast of Newton and 5 miles south of Kellogg with a five room house, barn, granary, sheds, pasture land and prolific meadow. Terms include 1000 down and 2500 before March 1 1906 plus 8500 at 5 percent for four years, with optional 3 annual payments at 6 percent. Auctioneers listed Des Moines Newton and area notices follow.
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Jasper County
Iowa
Newton
Killduff
Kellogg
R. Witmer
K. Noland
Des Moines
Brave the Storms of Chilkoot Crossed Plains of Ice
A fragmentary lyric style line speaks of braving storms at Chilkoot and crossing frozen plains to leave a wife, with a refrain about Rocky Mountain Tea attributed to F. D. Stubenrauch. The text resembles a dated quotation or advertisement fragment.
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Rocky Mountain
F. D. Stubenrauch
Eastern colleges join push to abolish football in colleges
Some of the largest eastern colleges condemn football and threaten abolition from college sports unless others in major institutions join in. The statement signals a potential reshaping of college athletics if a broader alliance forms to oppose the sport.
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East
Bucklens Amelia Salve Endorsed For All Skin Wounds
Mrs. Grant Shy of Springfield Illinois asserts Bucklens Amelia Salve cures cuts burns wounds and eruptions and calls it an essential of housekeeping. Henry M Langerak druggist guarantees the product while Wormhoudt sells shoes at low prices.
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Amelia Salve
Grant Shy
E. Reynolds St
Springfield
Henry M. Langerak
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W.C.C.U. Department
Eddyville
Dorothy
Artis Wormhoudt
Mrs
I. A. Wormhoudt
Henry Wormhoudt
Ottumwa
Corney Wormhoudt
Nellie Sheehy
Hazellos
Eddyville Tribune
van der Linden
Linden
Halen
Harvey
Ask van der Linden
POS & CO
Farmers and Merchants Bank
New American House
Wheeler
J. D. Snyder
R. J. Fleener
Minbley
Wormhoudt’s
Nick Boland
Chronicle Office
the People's Auctioneer
Rogers Bros
Rogers
International Sliver Co
Merld
Wormhoudt
United States
Standard American Annual
Pelitzer Building
New York City
McClure’ S
McClure
America
Schurz
Baker
McClure’s
McClure’s Magazine
S. S. McClure Company
East 23Rd Street
New York
McClure's
Eoe
Des Moines Daily News
Telegraph News
Special
Washington News Legislative News
G. W. Manning
Schubring
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