Trade with the advertiser and you will make no mistake
The item notes a Japan world fair to open in Osaka in 1905 with a 5 sen or 24 cent admission and comments on wages. It also mentions a Minnesota parolee declared legally dead and incapable of marriage contracts, plus Germany's revenue law distinguishing beverage alcohol from fuel alcohol and a new industry emerging from that distinction.
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Ife
Osaka
America
Minnesota
Germany
F. A. Werman
Baltimore
New York
Broadway
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International Rural Clinic
LA Salle Ave
Chicago
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German colony in Togoland ships first crop economics impact
The Togoland German colony in Africa graduates of Tusnegee Becker Washington's industrial school have sent a first crop shipment. The article notes that with better transport facilities Germany will no longer rely on America for cotton.
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Africa
Becker Washington
Industrial School
Germany
America
Remedies and rail robber fears in a mixed era
A near fatal runaway and four year ulcer arc described beside a sales pitch for Bucklen's Arnica Salve at Rager's drug store. The note mocks Turkish brigands while praising railway train robbers and mentions Prince Henry fearing attack during a US visit.
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Borner
Franklin Grove
Bucklen
Aries
Boss
Rager
Kahn
California
Prince Henry
Jouro
Lie
United States
Remedy for rheumatism quick relief from pain
D N Sinks of Troy Ohio reports severe rheumatism in arm and shoulder. After trying many remedies, Chamberlain's Pain Balm gave quick relief following a recommendation from local druggists Geof Parsons & Co. He praises it as the best remedy for muscular rheumatism and has recommended it to friends. For sale by C Bager.
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Chamberlain
Troy
Messrs Geof Parsons & Co
C Bager
Local News Snapshots From Silver Lake Area
Plentiful notices on millinery styles and local sales appear alongside community updates. Dr W G Nailin and Dr W G Hamlin discuss Warsaw Sanitarium work while Rev J Q Wine travels from Lima. Local schools close soon with Penrod School hosting literary exercises and Rich School pupils in attendance. W O Feudner advertises Strauss Co tailorings with large sewing machine capacity and mile long woolens.
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McGlennen
W. G. Hamlin
Warsaw Sanitarium
Silver Lake
Hay
Penrod School
Amy Sherbendy
Electric Bitters Cited as Malaria Remedy by John Charleston
In Virginia marshy areas malaria thrives causing weakness chills fevers and body pains. The letter from John Charleston of Byesville Ohio praises Electric Bitters as a universal cure for malaria and related stomach and liver troubles claiming no other remedy matches its effectiveness. Only 50 cents. C Reger guarantees satisfaction.
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Virginia
John Charleston
Byesville
Wireless telephone tests in Washington show uneven results
A week of wireless telephony tests in Washington D C produced mixed outcomes with some promised features like transmitting and revolving schemes not fully delivered while water distances appeared inconsistent.
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Washington, D. C
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