Cooper promotes stomach cure in widespread campaign
The Chicago and Boston supporters tout a new stomach based cure by L. T. Cooper claiming health depends on digestion and promising rejuvenation in 90 days. He travels cities, gathering followers and selling his medicine amid testimonials from Mrs. H. B. Mack and Eawin F. Morse praising relief from long term stomach trouble.
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L. T. Cooper
Peters
Tatu
Cooper
Chicago
Boston
H. B. Mack
State Street
Eawin F. Morse
Oakley Street
Dorchester
Falk
Day 10 General News And Notes Fresh From The Wire
Day ten updates bring fresh wire notes across topics and regions. Brief items cover politics, economy, and society with quick summaries of developments, statements, and anticipated impacts from various organizations and officials.
Condensed World News Roundup From Various Fronts
Reports say Captain Godfrey Fowler from the U S Army died of wounds after leading Chamorro artillery at Tiama in the engagement on Tuesday. France replies to Secretary Knox on Manchurian railways neutralization, declining to take sides between Russia and Japan. A Lisbon Portuguese dispatch notes a widespread revolutionary plot with daily arrests and arms shipments from Germany. Dr Charles W Wallace of the University of Nebraska will publish Shakespeare studies in a March magazine. The English section of the American Navy league marked Washington birthday with a London dinner chaired by R Newton Crane and attended by John L Griffiths and William Phillips.
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Nicaragua
Godfrey Fowler
United States Army
Chamorro
Tiama
Knox
Washington
France
Russia
Japan
Lison
Portugal
Germany
Charles W. Wallace
London
University of Nebraska
American Navy League
R. Newton. Crane
The
American Society
John L. Griffiths
William Phillips
Colonel Gordon Bids Farewell as Senate Debates
The venerable Colonel Gordon of Mississippi delivered his farewell address to the senate. His successor has been chosen. Battling Nelson will fight Cy cloné Thompson for forty five rounds in San Francisco. EB Thompson of Nebraska is hopeful about Mexico’s industrial outlook and railway development. US Marshal H K Love of Alaska travels to Seattle en route to Washington to testify before the Ballinger Pinchot committee. Six people were killed in a snow glide in the Bitterroot mountains of Montana. Peary may be asked to submit proof of his pole discovery. The new British government overcomes an early opposition assault. Nova Scotia legislature opens in regular session with ceremonial rites. Expansive posteil mess predicted by Representative Weeks. Native Helm of Kentucky advocates the ship subsidy bill in a vigorous speech. A 76,673 telephone operators nationwide form a grand army, per a submitted report.
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Colonel Gordon
Mississippi
Senate
Battling Nelson
Thompson
San Francisco
D. EB
Nebraska
Mexico
United States
Marshall H. K. Love
Alaska
Seattle
Washington
Ballinger-Pinchot Committee
Bitter Root Mountains
Montana
Peary
Nova Scotia
Weeks
Helm
Kentucky
Omaha Indians to gain patents and self government in Nebraska
The competency commission reports nearly 230 Omaha Indians will receive fee simple patents and become unrestricted Nebraska citizens. An equal number may lease lands and manage funds with minimal supervision while a third class remains, under superintendent discretion. Trust funds are moved to Thurston county banks for immediate distribution to competent Indians.
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Washington
Nebraska
Brown
Thurston County
Indian Office
Ie Oe
Thurston
Clubwomen Plan Meet For 1910 Federation
A note on the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial convention set for Cincinnati in May 1910. The federation, with about 800000 members, will gather women from around the world to pursue shared aims.
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Lund
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Cincinnati
Cure for Catarrh Promises High Reward
An 19th century classified notice offers a reward of one hundred dollars for information leading to the capture or confession of a person connected with an alleged catarrh remedy scheme. The ad touts an internal cure that cleanses the blood and mucous surfaces and markets pills for constipation.
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Howe J. Toledo
Ind Delleve
Bonand
Sila
Orm
ARS A
Smoke damage in U S cities hits 500 million
Herbert M Wilson of the United States Geological Survey estimates annual smoke damage in large U S cities at 500 million dollars, equating to about six dollars per person for the entire population, highlighting vast waste and economic impact.
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Herbert M Wilson
United States Geological ‘Survey
United States
Free 10 day home remedy offer from Nature's Medicine
An old ad promises a free ten day treatment of Nature's Medicine for various ailments including asthma, consumption, and kidney disease. It claims to be better than pills for liver ills and directs readers in Louis, Missouri to write for the free course.
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A. H
Louis
Truth Seeker snippet and Eye Salve ad note
A fragmentary column presents a humorous exchange about a baby’s relation and a sales pitch for Pettit’s Eye Salve. The text mentions a gibe about accuracy and success with a promotional line urging readers to seek excellence and attainment.
Birthday Viewer and Motto Post Cards Offer
An ad promotes 4c postage for five samples of Gold and Silk Finish Birthday Viewer and Motto Post Cards in colorful designs. It lists Art Card Club at 792 Jackson St Topeka Kan and includes unrelated lines about wrestling with the devil and thermometers.
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Art Card Club
Jackson St
Topeka
Kan
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Patient Letter
A Chicago reader praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for health support, claiming it helps a well woman and inviting bystander letters for confidential home remedies. The piece frames Pinkham as a trusted health adviser with free, helpful guidance from Lynn Mass.
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Lydia Eakham
William
21St St
Chicago
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Lydia
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