Tyrannosaurus Rex Unearthed In Montana Rocks
Scientists from the American Museum of Natural History report a remarkable find in northern Montana bones as the earliest known flesh eating land giant. The skeleton named Tyrannosaurus Rex measures about thirty nine feet long and stands roughly nineteen feet high, with exhibit plans in New York.
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American Museum of Natural History
New York
Department of
Henry F. Osborn
Saurian
Sauri
Paris
Osborn
Museum
Hornaday
New York Zoological Park
Montana
Prof
Barnum Brown
Nervine touted as cure for rheumatism and neuralgia
An advertisement presents rheumatism as a nervous disease tied to kidney nerve weakness and uric acid damage. It promotes Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a cure, claiming improved kidney nerve function and circulation, with testimonial from Thos Long of Racine Wisconsin and a money back guarantee through local Sun et dealers.
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Miles
Long
Chatham St
Racine
Wis
Sun Et
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Cure by Pink Pills Highlighted in Bristol Man's Recovery
A Bristol resident credited Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing his rheumatism and anemia after cold exposure caused painful swelling. He urges readers to seek proof from the Dr Williams Medicine Co and notes pills are sold by druggists. Also described are paleontological digs of tyrannosaurus rex remains and calls to report finds to major museums.
A Reliable Remedy For Croup
Early winter alerts for croup symptoms and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Use at first hoarseness or the croupy cough to ward off an attack. Mrs. S Rosinthal of Turner Michigan highly recommends it for family use. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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S. Rosinthal
Turner, Mich
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Invests In Farm Land Near Sedalia
G L Davis purchased the Hansberger 96 acre farm seven miles southeast of Sedalia through Morris Bros agency as an investment yesterday.
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G. L. Davis
Morris Bros.’ Agency
Hansberger
Sedalia
Steel passenger coaches to replace wooden cars
Stevens Point conductor John E. Denning notes that an Eastern railroad company has ordered 1 500 pressed steel coaches at a cost above 7 million dollars. He says steel construction will reduce fire risk and eliminate telescoping while increasing rigidity, marking a major shift in railroad safety.
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John E. Denning
Stevens Point
Milwaukee Free Press
Telephone at his bedside at Otterville hospital
F H Smith in Otterville, who tends Dr W J Ferguson's farm, broke his right leg when a horse fell on him last Tuesday. Dr Ferguson wired a telephone to Smith's bedside so he can converse with friends from his bed.
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F. H. Smith
W. J. Ferguson
Otterville
Weak Kidney Pills Promised to Curb Urinary Ills and Disease
A Sedalia advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a direct kidney remedy claiming to cure kidney complaints and prevent complications like diabetes and Bright's disease. Patient B Hays cites relief after treatment at W E Bard Drug Co. and the product is sold nationwide for 50 cents by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Bright
Dean
B. Hays
West Sixth Street
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Woman Recovers After Neck Vertebra Dislocation
Miss Frances Robinson 20 experienced a sudden neck twist during a nightmare that dislocated a cervical vertebra. Dr Joseph E Duxbury at Central Falls treated her with a careful reduction, risking spinal injury, and she recovered though her neck remains sore.
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Frances Robinson
Pawtucket
R. L
Miss Robinson
Joseph E. Duxbury
Parker Street
Central Falls
Vertebrae Displacements From Violent Action Questioned
The passage notes many cases of vertebrae dislocations from violence like falls but questions a displacement caused by the muscles' own violent action, suggesting skepticism about internal muscle force producing such an injury.
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Tain
Horse Fell With Him Injuring Green Ridge Farmer
Samuel A Kendrick a Green Ridge farmer was badly bruised when his horse fell during a loping descent toward town. He was carried home for medical care and is expected to recover in a week or ten days. A separate note defends Dr. R T Miller against a prior report carried by the Democrat.
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Green Ridge
Reed Livery Barn
Mr. Kendrick
Clabaugh
Sam
How to Cure Corns and Bunions Step by Step
Soak the corn or bunion in warm water to soften it. Pare closely without drawing blood and apply Chamberlain's Pain Kalm twice daily rubbing five minutes each time. Use a corn plaster for a few days to protect the area. Pain Balm serves as a general liniment for sprains bruises lameness and rheumatism. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
Doctor Faces Accusation of Large Payout Rumor
A reader writes to the Democrat claiming neighbors allege the doctor earned a large sum. The letter asserts accusations seen on the streets and asks for clarity regarding the supposed money. The writer seeks comment or correction from the editor.
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the Democrat
Taken to the Pen From Sunday's Daily
Sheriff I N Sprecher and Deputy Sheriff M T Henderson moved two Pettis county convicts to the penitentiary and handed them to Warden Matt Hall. J T Allen received two years for burglary in the second degree and William Riley two years for armed robbery caught in the act at Bremer's Soda Swede place by Officer James Card. The officials returned from Jefferson City last night.
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Pettis County
Matt
Gree
William Riley
Bremer
James Card
Riley
Sprecher
Deputy Henderson
Jefferson City
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Mr. Hoar
Williams
Mr. Brown
Aound
North America
Rocky Mountains
Tion
Rockies
Bradfield Regulator Co
Gradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Eastern Railroad Company
Price Baking Powder CO
Chicago
Mon Acres Anda
Girl
Samuel A. Kendrick
Sam A. Kendrick
Democrat
R. T. Miller, M
The
R. T. Miller
I. N. Sprecher
M. T. Henderson
J. T. Allen
Rhi
Ed. C. Nud
Iowaville
Sedgwick Co
Kansas
Ballard
Ballard Snow Liniment CO
T. Louis
U. S A
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