Friday March 7 News and Notes From Local Aches and Whims
A jumble of local items includes a push for support of a public advocate, notes on a potential new world leading automobile plant, and memories of individuals born in Kentucky. Mentions a medal from the Humane Society of Teamden and a Springfield death from an icy accident. Also recalls attempts to enlist in the Civil War and a tale about the inventor Tate De Forest Douglass and his wooden leg.
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James Mtexander
Springfield
Tate de Forest Douglass
Remain Quiet at Home with Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Directions urge quiet at home and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for grip recovery. The ad claims the remedy counter acts pneumonia risk, with thousands who used it consistently recovering. Sold by Charles Rager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Charles Rager
Ripans Tabules Boost Digestion and Vitality
A user writes that Ripans Tabules for dyspepsia improved energy and mood, noting a shift from languor to spirit. They describe the five cent packet as sufficient for ordinary use and the family bottle at sixty cents as a year’s supply, calling them a general tonic.
Correspon dent Report Continues From Page Five
Brief continuation note indicates ongoing coverage by the regular correspondent with details spilling into the next page. The fragment suggests standard reporting cadence and additional context will follow in the continuation.
Senate Contempt Case and Census Bill Amid Irrigation Debate
The Senate censured two senators amid a fraught session while stressing the Hansbrough irrigation bill and the Census bill nearing enactment. The House passed the consular and diplomatic appropriation and accepted the Census bill, with a conference on the Philippine measure and an upcoming Republican reciprocity caucus. Leaders show deep divisions over policy and approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ielause of Representatives
Ins
Senate
Conference Committee
House
Cuba
Ways and Means Committee
Would Smasil The Club and King’s Discovery For Consumption
An advertisement-like item touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption asthma and throat lung diseases claiming universal cures and guaranteed results with trial bottles freely offered by Charles Rager in Boston. A separate note reports a Boston man fined $30 for contemptuous use of the U S flag as a bag for scraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Fever Association
Dr. King
Charles Rager
Boston Ray-Picker
United States
The Nagging Wife Remedy Promised by Electric Bitters
Advertising copy claims nagging women are nervous and sickly and that Electric Bitters cures female trouble headaches sleep loss appetite and fainting spells. It cites thousands of sufferers who became healthy and happy and promotes a 50 cent bottle under C Rager’s guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rager
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