Mountain Lion Arrives for Park Zoo in Fejeruary Park
A mountain lion from Kalenn pell Mont arrived in the city and was delivered by the American Express company en route to Washington. Governor Cam Tila paused here yesterday, then continued to the capital for a Republican banquet. Also reports of a man found dead, William Birtker, an Express company employee, and an update on alimony litigation involving George Mengel. Obituary notices follow for Mrs Webward Shake and others, along with several local deaths from diphtheria and scarlet fever.
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Park Zoo
Fejeruary Park
Cmerodian
Boehm Iy
Amerigan Express Company
Kalenpell
Mont
Jmd
Cam
Tila
Somoon
Washington
Laws
William Birtker
Merchants’ Express Company
Ifs Sirents
Carcave Lamback Pactarnien
Ronge
Local Milan News Bells and Health Notes
Milan items report John Vanderstice with hydrophobia and others ill with typhoid fever or blood poisoning, plus visits and recoveries around town. A notable eczema cure by D D D Prescription is highlighted with Mrs RL Hegg of Chicago praising dramatic skin healing and a Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup ad ends the column.
Annexation talk sparks Moline business meeting
Walker Station and Moline territory residents press for annexation to gain city services. A committee urged council action to place annexation on the spring ballot, projecting a population rise of about 1,000. Checks from clearing houses show most are still good, with widespread indorsements. Midland motor company thrives as manager Walton builds a strong auto team and anticipates delivering 25 to 40 cars in 60 days.
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Walker Gtation
Vinita
Moline
al Trasell
S. E Peterson
Erick Lawson
Fe Moline Pusiness Men's Association
F. Grantz
Mater
Lile
Couneil
Thie
New Midland Motor Company
Walton
Rara
A True Test of Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A long-standing promotion claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy gained rapid popularity and enormous sales over many years. It asserts widespread trial by families, endorsements by neighbors, and gradual word of mouth spreading to distant areas, with authorities failing to produce a better cough remedy and the product praised for prompt relief and child friendliness.
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Chamberlain
Tate
Evers
Meri
Cauke
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Claims No Opium Content
An advertisement asserts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy contains no opium or narcotics and is safe for children. It cites certificates and a U S Food and Drug Act guarantee, noting the label shows the guarantee and that a file is with the Secretary of Agriculture in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Chamberlain Medicine CO
Des Moines
Iowa
Food and Drug Act
Chaminilain
Secretary of Agricultur of
Washington, D.C
Des Maines
Towa
Every Bottle Guaranteed resale claim notice
A brief market note promises benefit from using a product claiming resale gains after consuming two thirds of a bottle. The fragment implies a guarantee but lacks verifiable details or official sources.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad Claims Quick Cures
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a fast cure for coughs colds and croup. It instructs returning the product to the dealer for a money back guarantee per directions. The copy emphasizes prompt relief and widespread effectiveness.
Certificate of Analysis from New South Wales Health
Department of Public Health Sydney dated August 2 1907 reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sample sealed and labelled, £4 7s 1d paid. analysis finds none of the scheduled poisons. Signed William M Hamlet government analyst. Also note Cape Colony May 11 1904 report by R Marloath certifying no narcotics in Chamberlain's Congo Remedy.
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Department of Public Health
New South Wales
Sydney
The
Pharmacy Board
William M. Hamlet
Cape Colony
Maving
Marloth
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Declared Safe for Sale
In Orange River Colony on October 26, 1906 the Board of Health declared Chamberlain's Cough Remedy free of parcoting and approved its sale by any seller, according to an official direction.
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Orange River Colony
8. A
Board of Health
Chamberlain
Many Mothers of a Like Opinion in Cordova
Mrs. Pilmer of Cordova Iowa says one child suffered a severe cough and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy brought prompt relief. She notes many mothers in the neighborhood share the view and prefer this remedy for their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilmer
Cordova
Iowa
Chamberlain
Heart to Heart Talk on Child Illnesses and Cough Remedy
A mother receives advice on preventing childhood diseases from a neighbor, emphasizing prompt care for colds and susceptibility to infectious illnesses. The speaker recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, noting its 35 years on the market and safety for children, and urges obtaining a bottle to reduce illness spread.
Main merchant backs Chamberlain's cough remedy
A Maine merchant from West Bowdoin recounts his long coughing ordeal linked to catarrh and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He credits the remedy with curing his persistent cough after years of failed treatments and says he would pay $50 to anyone who could cure his cough like the remedy did.
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Chamberlain
Alonex Purinton
West Bowdoin
Maine
Chammain
Tara
Nyone
About Coughs From the Disease and Remedies Today
A dated health note explains cough types and remedies. It warns whooping cough and dangerous respiratory illness, urges Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, hot bath, purgative, and bed rest for relief, and advises medical check if cough persists or weight loss and night sweats occur. It states clearer cases may indicate consumption and urges medical examination.
Colds and Croup in Children
Mrs William H Serig of Wheeling West Virginia reports her daughter suffered severe colds and cough last winter but was cured with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy without a doctor. Her son avoided croup by early use of the syrup for three or four days at first signs of trouble.
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Chamberlain
Angusi
Mie
Valsa
Fragmentary Local Notes From Taylor Ridge Visit
Vague local items mention visits by Taylor Ridge residents to Laugna and Rock Island, family movements and illnesses. James Stewart of Garnet and Sean Taylor Ridge appear among guests. Sam Fox is reported ill. Yeokert Miller, Sr, injured in wagon fall with a deep head gash and is recovering well. Mrs Tawrenes Crawford mourns a husband’s death in Chicago.
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Driesers
LaugnaTmny
Hig
C. Schnedder
Bert Hollc Rahn
Olive Space
Rock Island Ewners Thureday
James Stewart
Garnet
Sean Taylor Ridge
Sam Fox
Fred Weilane
Minning
Myles Jahns
Yeokert Miller
George Roush
Viola
Sam Foxwe
Tawrenes Crawford
Chicago
Naptist Sociable and Masonic Installations Scheduled
In Andalusia a Baptist sociable is planned for Friday evening. a public installation of officers will be held at the Masonic hall on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W Schirme and family visited relatives. Mrs. Perry Reynolds of Muscatine stayed with kin. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dollarhide visited Mrs. Dollar'sWidely parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wenker. Baby of Mrs. Meier’s family ill but improving.
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Fe Town
Masonic Hall
W. Sirohme
William Beaumont
Willian Meier
Hazel Dell church meeting progress and baptisms
Rev Richardson led ongoing meetings at Hazel Dell with two services Sunday. Seven converted and fifteen joined on probation. two children baptized. An offering of 75 dollars raised for the preacher. Visiting workers Mr Hill and others helped attract new members for the M. W. Buffalo Prairie. Also notes injuries and illnesses in the community including Mrs Reed’s sprained wrist and grip affecting Henry Krueger’s family. Aubrey Hays returned to Muscatine for school after a week at home.
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Richardson
Hill
Henderson County
Nne
Harris
Aledo Us
Boultintonse
M. W. Deer
Buffalo Prairie
Wer Uy
Lizzie Reed
Henry Krueger
Anna
Edna
Charles Vanatta
Aubrey Hays
Muscatine
Real Estate Transfers Record in The Argus
A sequence of property transfers filed in Rock Island and Moline listings includes Hugh B. Curtis to John G. Sehu mann for east half of northeast quarter, Myron L. Huntington to G and Planck for parts of Ryder and Reads addition, Arthur Van Novel to B B Billings in New Shops addition, Emma Daebdeltiehn to Ernestina Pipteher in Daebelsiehn subdivision, Rock Island Lumber to Myra E. Arnold, Jane S. Cabje to William Bottomley in Buford and Guyer addition, Olof Olson to Josiah G. Heck in William Chamberlin's addition, with various lot measurements and prices from $1 to $5,000. Licensed mentions include Wed Damiel Houtteller and Irma De Beaussaert and William Arthur Peterson in Moline.
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Hugh B. Curtis
John G. Seheumann
Myron L. Huntington
G. &. Planck
Ryder & Read
Moline
Arthur van Novel
B. B. Billings
Emma Daebdeltiehn
Ernestina Pipteher
Daebelsiehn
Rock Island Lumber & Manufacturing Company
Myra E. Arnold
Lynde
Rock Island
Jane S. Cabje
William Bottomley
Buford & Guyer
Olof Olson
Josiah G. Heck
William Chamberlin
Remarkable Patient Credits Cooper Medicine in Davenport
A Davenport woman recounts severe illness and chronic headaches easing after five weeks on Cooper's New Discovery. She details failing treatments, a costly hospital stint, and a dramatic recovery that followed the medicine's use, praising the healer and inviting verification at her home.
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Cooper
Davenport
Noverber
Discovery
Sam
Rock
Mr. Cooper
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Menge
George Mengel
Blanche Meter
Reuter Mengel
Mra Mengel
Eurbay
M. Monje
Tia
Fural
Id Mre
Webward
Sehake
West ‘Third Street
Par
Harry Latham
Emma Latham
R. P Norwood
East Fifteenth Street
Milan
John Vanderstice
George Nortom
David Crewford
Smus
Frank Roker
Milo
Vassel Ft
Maren
Ligvle O'tfure
Jesse Pie Simmons
Charles Harris
Kansas City
Frank Harris
Elza Brashar
Conservatory of Music
Augustana Collee
Maud Zeiichiel
Robert Miller
Taylor Ridge
RL Hegg
West
Madison Street
Theo
Eost
T. H
Thomas
Nee
Kennedy
Twenty-third Avenue
Mary ‘Trevor
Joli Lindberg
Dimock, Gould & Co
Clearing House
Tinois
Tlinois Bank
Galesburg
Peoria
Txmple
Guarant
N.S. W. Government
Fcar
Chanyferlain
Jong
Andalusia
Hazel Dell
Court House
Damiel Houtteller
Irma de Beaussaert
William Arthur Peterson Fredisor
Viola, Il
ARGUS
Cooper Nisticines
Harper Howe Piarminey
Robert Broeter
St Perky
Robert Froeter
Walsh
Tovenport
Chicago Medical Institute
West Third Street
Main Street
Dr. Martin
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