Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription for women's health
An extended pitch for Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription as a targeted women's remedy. It highlights non alcohol content, safety, and medical endorsements, plus claims of past cures and home privacy. It urges readers to request a free booklet and consult Dr. Pierce for confidential recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
John King
John M. Scudder
Cincinnati
William Paine
Paine
Laurence Johnson
University of N. Y
Edwin M. Hale
Hahnemann Medical College
Chicago
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
N. Uniow
N. Uniow To Preserve Health and Beauty Is Told In Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense
Strange boy given lodging by police after travel tale
Frank Welch a ten year old boy received lodging Monday night after applying to Officer Charles Jackson claiming he had no home. He said he left Buffalo two years ago after his mother died and had traveled across the country since. The lad was well dressed and appeared very intelligent.
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Frank Welch
Charles Jackson
Buffalo
N. Y
Monarch Laundry offers curtain and quilt cleaning services
Char V an Antwerp proprietor advertises laundering of lace curtains quilts and blankets at Monarch Laundry with rag carpet washing and reasonable charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Laundry
Chas. van Antwerp
District Deputy Locates Here for Yeomen to Use City as HQ
R. E. Herndon district deputy for the Brotherhood of American Yeomen has taken charge of the district and will establish this city as headquarters. He plans to move his family here soon.
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R. E. Herndon
The
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Longan Fishing Party Returns With Good Catch
Mr and Mrs George W Longan return from Fairfield where they fished with two friends and brought home sixty pounds of fish. A jack salmon weighing three and a half pounds was caught by Mrs Longan. They were hosted by Peter Wray the Fairfield miller.
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George W. Longan
Fairfield
Mother Gray's Australian Leaf Offered as Monthly Regulator
An advertisement claims the herb remedy Mother Gray's Australian Leaf safely regulates women’s monthly cycles. It targets back and urinary complaints and kidney trouble, offered at 50 cents by druggists or mail order from The Mother Gray Co. Le Roy N Y. Sample package free.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
Four Year Old Boy Injured in Bicycle Accident
Arthur Niblack four years old, son of Mrs Delos Niblack, fell from a bicycle near his home Sunday afternoon and suffered a fracture to his left arm. Dr G P Bennett treated the injury.
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Arthur Niblack
Six Foot Four Ex-Inmate Tells Boonville School Story
A tall former inmate recounts eighteen months at the Missouri Training School in Boonville. He describes the work program, cottage construction, and moral instruction, praising the school’s aim to reform youths rather than label them criminals as he plans to return to Western Texas.
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Terday
Boonvile
Red River
Denison
Texas
Boonville
Prairies
Missouri Training School
De Witt's Little Early Risers Promote Liver Health
A persuasive note praises an inactive liver causing illness and urges cleansing the system. It endorses De Witt's Little Early Risers as reliable effective pleasant pills that never gripe and are sold by the W. E. Bard Drug company.
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de Witt
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Wrapping Desk Position Seeks Experienced Package Maker
Job posting for a wrapping deskI requires experience in packing and packaging duties. Apply immediately for consideration.
Optics by Dr. Ormond at 317 Ohio Street
If you must depend on artificial aid to restore failing vision choose the best. There is no glass or fitting method to match ours for ease comfort or satisfaction. Our examination is thorough lenses are ground accurately and frames carefully adjusted. Dr. Ormond has a life study of optics at 317 Ohio Street.
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Ormond
Honeymoon Couple Reunited After Lost Spouse Plunge
Edwin Simpler of Selbyville Delaware and his wife disappeared on Broad Street Philadelphia after a wedding just a week old. Both were found within minutes at the Tenth and Thompson Street station and were joyfully reunited by Sergeant Acker.
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Philadelphia
Tenth
Thompson Street
Sergt. Acker
Edwin Simpler
Selbyville
Del
Broad Street
Fairmont Avenue
Station House
Independence message from Samuel Bowles at Missouri university
Samuel Bowles, editor of the Springfield Republican, told Missouri university students that true independence in journalism requires editors and papers free from business influence. He cited large corporations writing editorials via ad agencies to appear as the paper’s utterance, but praised editors who refused to sell out.
Jersey Girl Builds Garden Enterprise in Jersey Town
A young woman in a New Jersey town near New York starts by helping friends with their gardens and soon turns free help into a paid service. She now earns a living designing traditional flower gardens for clients.
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Jersey
New York
Last Survivor of Thirty-First Congress Honored at 91
Andrew J. Harlan of Savannah Missouri the last survivor of the Thirty-first congress at age ninety one is still hale and hearty He represented the Eleventh Indiana district in that historic session Also named among members were Daniel Webster John C Calhoun William H Seward Stephen A Douglas Jefferson Davis and John J Crittenden
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Andrew J. Harlan
Savannah
Indiana
Daniel Webster
John C. Calhoun
William H. Seward
Stephen A. Douglas
Jefferson Davis
John J. Crittenden
No Kisses for Smokers
Rev. W. Mayo of Bristol told the British Anti-Tobacco and Anti-Narcotic league meeting in Manchester that 600 Bristol girls resolved to have nothing to do with boys who smoke. One boy pledged 550 friends not to smoke, highlighting youthful concern over tobacco use.
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W. Mayo
Bristol
British Anti-Tobacco and Anti-Narcotic League
Manchester
Prompt home remedies urged for child illnesses
A newspaper note urges parents to keep Dr Shoops Diphtheria Cure Croup Cure Worm Cure and Pain Pessary at hand for sudden childhood illnesses. The ad asserts these medicines are safe and beneficial and lists W E Bard Drug Co as the seller.
Will Evans Initiated At Wichita Tribe Meeting
Will Evans was initiated Monday night at the Wichita tribe of Red Men during the regular council meeting. Several out of town visitors attended the great council session in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Evans
Wichita Tribe of Red Men
Great Council
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Doctor Pierce
Oxfords
Quinn Bros. Shoe Store
Ohio Street
Thro’ Sedalia
Katy
Dence
Cehwin
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Ruby Farley
Middletown
Calif
Ane
Cardus
St.Louis Clothing Co
Hollister
Hollister Drug Company
Madison
Wis
Scott
Santal-Pepsin CO
Bellefontaine, Obie
Samuel Bowles
Springfield, Mass
of Missouri University
Tiser
Mr. Bowles
Diate
Dr. Shoop
Croup
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Castoria
Beara
Signat —_ LY
the People’s Store
Pilgrim Coffee
Ren
J. T. Byrne
Bell
Q. C
Third Street
Sedalia
Moerschel Brewing Com
Whipple Coal CO
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