Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women
An article promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female ailments, claiming it supports health during puberty and motherhood. It cites hormonal changes, lists benefits like reduced pain and strengthened tissues, and advertises The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser with a free offer via the World's Dispensary Medical Association.
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Uog
Shany
Tarm
Pierce
People's Con Mon Sense
Bain Street
Butalo
N.Y
Waiiloz Gale
Ox Butchery Contest Draws Crowds At Ridgewood Park
Report of a New York exhibition where Paul Petzel of New York rival Maurice Mintz in a dramatic ox butchery contest. Spectators witnessed a fatal finish as the animal was skinned and divided on stage, ending in cheers and a feast for attendees.
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Chumpier Uutcher
Bul Vetzel
Sud
Taul ‘'Petzel
New York
Myla
Paul
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Be Rond
Ridgewood
William Kaut- Wner
Whanmpson
Telty
Wiliat Steinie
Tetzel
Steinle
Paderewski
Mi Banda
New York World
Death at Elk initiation linked to heated chair
The Des Moines Elks initiation involving a heated cast iron chair led to the death of Ruwank W. Curry and sparked dispute among Elks and other secret orders in Des Moines and Cincinnati. A letter from a Cincinnati lodge describes the device, the ritual, and the fatal burn ascribed to extended exposure. Newport Elks deny any animal involvement and insist ceremonies are harmless.
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Cineinnati
Dalleve
Curry
Des Moines Lodge
Cincinnati Lodge of Fire
Gurry
Wade
Mr. Qurry
Mr. Curry
Efea
Himeb
Joseph Jefferson
Foster
Currys Aystem
Plood
Elks
Elk Lodge
Elka
Newport Elks
Hollmeyer
Domestics and a Collie Ruling a Household
A Northeast Washington resident kept order at home to suit his collie. The dog’s barking led the neighbor to threaten violence, prompting the owner to move to the suburbs where the dog causes less trouble. The owner’s plan aimed to ease the pet’s nuisance without endangering lives.
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Washington
Editor Targeted: Disproved Circulation Scam in St Louis
A local doctor exposed a newspaper publisher claiming a 20 000 circulation and a 20 000 plant value. He bought a third of the paper for 25 and found no type or presses. Subscriptions listed at 38, not 20 000, and a court ruled the paper needed help but offered no legal remedy.
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St. Louis
Showas
GOOD PICKING. a brief word from a local page item
A clipped line from the page notes a quick, practical remark about select choices. The fragment hints at casual commentary rather than a full event, with no clear names, dates, or places readable.
Courthouse intrigue and newspaper politics in a midwestern town
A garbled medley of courthouse gossip, editor feuds, and political maneuvering dominates a local editorial page. References to judges, candidates, and city officials mingle with jabs at printers, advertisers, and pols, sketching a frayed political landscape and upcoming elections.
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United States
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