Paracamph Promises Fast Pain Relief and Refund Guarantee
Advertising copy touts Paracamph as a universal pain remedy for bruises cuts blisters and muscle aches. It claims instant soothing relief for inflammation rheumatic swelling and neuralgia with a money back guarantee via druggists and endorsements from physicians hospitals and athletes. Bottles sold for 25c 60c and 1.00 with a promise to refund if it fails.
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America
Paracamph Company
Louisville
U.S. A
Pollard Questioned Over Panama Policy Stand
The letter challenges Erest M. Pollard the republican nominee for congress in Nebraska First District asking where he stands on the president's Panama policy and protectionist trade questions. It cites New York Commercial and urges Pollard to declare support for or against the president and trusts.
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Erest M. Pollard
Congress
Nebraska
Rooosevelt
Panama Canal
Republican Party
Brown
Nebraska City
Panama
Mr. Pollard
New York Commercial
Rogers L. Farnham
Panama Railroad
England
United States
Omaha World-Herald
Woman in Village Exiled, Man Rejoins Society
Two years after a scandal in a Nebraska village, a prominent businessman was forgiven and remarried into a leading family. The wife involved faced social exile, moved with her young daughter, and supported herself by needlework in a distant city. Edgar Howard notes the cruel double standard.
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Nebraska
Edgar Howard
Columbus Telegram
Louisville Bridge Needs Urgent Repair in Cass County
The Louisville bridge over the Platte River shows no repair work despite high water affecting travel and local trade. The Journal urges Cass county commissioners to address the issue at the next meeting, stressing Louisville’s equal rights and the bridge as a public highway.
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Louisville
Platte River
Cass County
Plattsmouth Gains New Daily Journal Publication
Mr Bates publisher of the Journal plans to start the Daily Journal next week in Plattsmouth. The daily will resume after suspending about two years ago due to lack of patronage. Nebraska City News reports confidence in Bates producing a good paper.
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Plattsmouth
Bates
The
Journal
Daily Journal
Nebraska City News
Pasture to Let for stock near Mynard
Pasture to let for horses at $1.25 per month and cows at $1.00 per month. Enquire of J. W. Lowther on the R. M. Cole place, one mile southeast of Mynard. Plenty of good water.
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J. W. Lowther
R. M. Cole Place
Mynard
Wanted A Man Across Professions And Occupations
The piece rails at the universal call for the right man across all fields. It argues many jobs remain unfilled while workers are idle, urging self development discipline and daily victories to meet the worldwide demand for capable people.
One Minute Cough Cure Promoted For Children
The Children’s Favorite claims to cure coughs croup and whooping cough without opiates. It is marketed as harmless tasting medicine and is sold by F. G. Fricke & Co. and Gering & Co.
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F. G. Fricke & Co
Gering & 1Co
Burlington worker Charles C. Hoskins dies after railroad yards accident
Charles C. Hoskins, a Burlington employee for 25 years, died Sunday morning at 11:50 after being struck from a switch engine at Pacific Junction Saturday evening. He leaves a wife and three sons, with funeral planned for Monday at 10 in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Charles C. Hoskins
Pacific Junction
Mr. Hoskins
Kansas City
Plattsmouth
J. E. Houlgate
Methodist Church
Streizat & Streight
Glenwood
Charlie? Hoskins
Glen
Charlie
Noah
Kansas
Bucklin's Arnica Salve Recommended For Sores
Local ad touts Bucklin's Arnica Salve as highly effective for cuts burns ulcers fever sores and sore eyes. A Hope Texas resident D L Gregory praises its quick healing of a bad sore and confirms it helps sore eyes. It costs 25 cents at F G Fricke & Co.'s drugstore.
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Bucklin
O. K
D. L. Gregory
Hope
Tex
F. G. Fricke & Co
Veteran Plattsmouth Preacher Baird Resigns Pastoral Post
Dr. Baird, longtime pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Plattsmouth Nebraska, submitted his resignation after thirty years. A farewell sermon is planned for next Sunday on the church’s sixth anniversary of his pastorate as a younger pastor awaits, amid the perennially evolving frontier church community.
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J. T. Baird
First
Baird
Rev. Baird
Cincinnatti
Ish
Yale University
Theological Seminary
Princeton University
Princeton
Marmaduke
Christian Commission
Sherman
Palmer
Marietta Hill
Wendell Philips
Henry Ward Beecher
Lyman Heecher
Nebraska
Brownville
United States
Gov
Furness
Tipton
National Senate
Plattsmouth
Sixth and Main
Iiley
Riley
First Presbyterian Church
Switzer of Ashland Reappears in Seattle After Troubled Past
John Switzer, once notorious for clashing with temperance protestors in Ashland Nebraska in 1874, resurfaced after decades. He fled to Denver then Seattle, filing a homestead and building a real estate career, ending as a wealthy Seattle resident who never returned to the saloon business.
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Ashland
Neb
John Switzer
Nebraska
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Switzer
Denver
Seattle
Dying of Consumption and a Cures Promise
A Camden or Maryland anecdote cites William Myers of Cearfoss Md praising Dr King’s New Discovery as a quick cure for consumption and related illnesses. The ad claims prompt relief and a guaranteed cure for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and pneumonia prevention with a trial bottle offered free at F G Fricke & Co. drug store with prices one and a dollar.
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Wm. Myers
Cearfoss
F. G. Fricke & Co
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