Morrows Liverlax Claims Widespread Public Praise
Advertised testimonial from Mrs. T Alton of St Louis asserts dramatic relief from liver trouble biliousness and malaria after using Morrow's Liverlax. The ad also promotes Morrow's Kidney-vids Yellow Tablets for kidney disorders backache and nervousness at fifty cents a box from John Morrow & Co Springfield Ohio.
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Sedalia
Morrow
T. Alton
Cassave
St. Louis
First Clas
Mertz and
Hale’s
Price
John Morrow &Co., Chemists
Springfield
Ohio
East Side dealer C F Boatright plans retirement
C F Boatright, a Nation dealer on East Third street, is in poor health and likely to close his store and retire. He has a sister over 70 in Pennsylvania whom he has not seen since she was a child.
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C. F. Boatright
East Third Street
Pennsylvania
Cures for rheumatism and diarrhea tout Chamberlain remedies
Letters praise Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism with a case of a son walking again after an 11/2 bottles. Another man credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for lasting relief. An Equalization Society meeting is announced on Main Street. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are touted as liver aid.
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Chamberlain
John Snider
Freed
Calhoun County
W. Va
P. E. Grisham
Gaars Mills
Missouri Senate Moves to Kill Off Most Bills After May 8
Missouri news reports Senate action to shelve most bills not on the calendar after May 8, allowing only appropriation, revision, local, and locally funded measures. Gov. Stephens signed the beer inspection bill set to raise about 5000000 in revenue, with 90 days until it takes effect after adjournment.
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Jefferson City
Morton
Senate
St. Louis
Kansas City
House
Farris
Stephens
Supreme Court
Missouri Missionary Society opens in Mexico
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Missouri met at the M. E. church south in Mexico on May 5. Reports from treasurer Mrs. Arthur F. Davis highlighted a record financial year. Juvenile work was discussed in the afternoon and Rev. W. A. Mumpower of Macon City delivered the evening sermon.
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Missouri Missionary Society
Mexico
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of Missouri
M. E. Church South
Arthur F. Davis
W. A. Mumpower
Macon City
Missouri State Treasurer Report Shows No April Disbursements
Jefferson City May 5. The April report from State Treasurer Puts to Gov. Stephens notes a unusual feature none of the state treasury disbursed funds in April. Beginning March 31 balance was 2 557 129 96 and receipts for April were 455 595 97, leaving a balance April 30 of 2 812 523 93.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Stephens
State Treasury of
Governor Signs Amendment for St Louis Centennial Bond Votes
In Jefferson City on May 4 Gov. Stephens signed a resolution submitting an amendment to the Missouri Constitution for a statewide vote to allow St Louis to issue 5 million dollars in bonds for the Louisiana Purchase centennial celebration to be held in 1905. He also signed a resolution permitting a 1 million dollar state exhibit celebration appropriation.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Gov. Stephens
St. Louis
Report on Porto Rico Condition
Acting Secretary Meiklejohn forwards a Porto Rico dispatch saying starvation reports are exaggerated. Over 100000 dollars monthly funds roads and 12000 workers employed, with direct aid to residents higher than in years. Many cannot work but are fed and no suffering is seen. nature is bountiful. The piece notes a separate Chillicothe Missouri report on the Lexow committee investigation of a girls home.
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Porto Rico
Washington
Meiklejohn
San Juan de Porto Rico
New Cure for Consumption Claims Subcutaneous Formalin
Rome reports Prof Cervello of the University of Palermo claims a radical tuberculosis cure via subcutaneous formalin injections. Of 100 patients, 65 cured and others improving.
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Rome
Cervello
University of Palermo
Missouri cattle quarantine to protect state herds
Gov Stephens issues a cattle quarantine to bar entering cattle from Texas and many western and southern states. The move aims to shield Missouri’s cattle industry from outside disease and pests.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Stephens
Texas
California
Grain-O Beverages Promote Healthful Grain Drink
The ad claims Grain-O made from pure grains replaces coffee and strengthens the system. A testimonial notes initial dislike turning to loyalty after a week, suitable for children and adults. Available in 15c and 25c packages from grocers with preparation directions.
DeWitts Little Early Risers Promote Bowel Health
The advertisement from Servant's Pharmacy touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy to regulate bowels and claims continued use will be habitual. It links the product to preventing system poisoning from bowel accumulations.
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DeWitt
Servant’s Pharmacy
New Pullman Tourist Sleeper From Kansas City to Portland
Kansas City to Portland commuter tourist sleeper leaves every Thursday at 6 40 PM via Union Pacific, reaching Portland in 72 hours with no change. Cars emphasize comfort for women and children and include porters. Through to San Francisco and Los Angeles without mid journey transfers. ticket offices listed in Kansas City. Through sleepers to Montana and Washington via Burlington Route begin March 14 with service to Butte Seattle and Puget Sound. daily first class sleepers to Butte Anaconda start March 12.
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Kansas City
Union Pacific Railroad
Portand
Portland
San F Francisco
Los Angeles
Main Street
Union Avenue
Union Station
J. B. Frawley
Burlington
Bute
Spokane
Seattle
Puget Sound
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana
Northwest
Billings
Washington
Butte
Anaconda
L. W. Wakeney
J. C. Bramhall
Mb. Ai
J.P
St. Louis
Popular Low Price California Excursions on Santa Fe Route
The Santa Fe Route offers inexpensive daily California excursions in comfortable tourist sleeping cars. Pullman conductors and porters accompany the trips, enjoyed by many leading travelers. Low rate tickets and scenic travel across the continent are highlighted, with descriptive literature available from Geo. W. Hacensuen, P. and T. A. Santa Fe Ry, Kansas City.
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California
Tne
Santa Fe
Pullman
Geo. W. Hacensuenh
Crescent Hotel Opens in Eureka Springs Ozarks
The Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs Arkansas opens February 23 promising mild bracing climate wild scenery and medicinal waters. Pullman sleepers from Kansas City advertised and a handsome illustrated pamphlet offered through Bryan Snyder Friscoline general passenger agent St Louis Missouri. Dickman’s Jewelry Store offers free eye tests and spectacles at half the usual price on West 3rd Street.
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Crescent Hotel
Eureka Springs
Ark
Heart of Ozark Mountains
Kansas City
Bryan Snyder
Friscoline
St. Louis
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