Remember King Charles I Statue Wreaths Stir London
In London on January 10 178 years after Charles I's execution Jacobites again wreath the Trafalgar Square statue. A milliner’s card with long live Queen Mary sparked a censorship debate, leading to neater tributes under the Office of Works near the statue.
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Charles I
Trafalgar Square
Queen Mary
Home Secretary
Office of Works
Oregon Bill Seeks County Liability For Range War Losses
Representative Steiner introduces a measure to make counties and municipalities pay 50 percent of the value of livestock killed or injured in range wars and riots. The act outlines courts, appellate paths, and emergency effectiveness to deter further cattle, sheep, and horse destruction in Oregon. It provides for damages, timelines, and enforcement, tying payments to convictions and state law procedures.
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Steiner
State of
Oregon
Sammona
Belllogér and Cotton
To Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Claim
A historical ad text promising a one day cold cure using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It claims a refund if it fails with E. W. Grove’s signature on each box. The fragmentary wording implies a medicinal patent style common in old newspapers.
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E. W. Grove
Dr King’s New Discovery For Consumption Colds
A reader from Oklahoma writes of his wife’s consumption being cured after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. The note claims the product kills germs, relieves with one dose, and is guaranteed at 50c and $1. Trial bottles are free from Tallman & Co. druggists.
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jPr Hermonia
F. G. Huntley
Oklahoma
Ind
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Alpha Kappa Kappa Holds National Convention in Cincinnati
Alpha Kappa Kappa medical fraternity opens its annual national convention in Cincinnati Ohio with headquarters at the Grand hotel. Twenty seven chapters represented at the gathering as the event begins in the city.
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Alpha Kappa Kappa
Cincinnati
Alpha Kappa Kappa Medical Fraternity
Grand Hotel
Osteopathy promoter extols founder amid health crisis
An outspoken defense of osteopathy argues that most women suffer pelvic disorders and misaligned bones. It credits Dr. Andrew T. Still, founder of osteopathy, with correcting vertebral and pelvic misalignments to restore nerve and blood flow, urging readers to investigate and avoid surgical cures.
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Germany
Andrew T. Still
Jon B. Foraker
Agen
Moe
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Ant
Still
Tr. Brill
Ohio
Pretender
Bennien Brown
Hotsington
Derpain Block
Pen
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