Doane Kidney Pills Endorsed By Local Buyer In Steubenville
A local businessman, William Presley of 241 South Fourth Street, lends credibility to Doan's Kidney Pills. He testifies the pills cured his back pain and kidney troubles after a six to eight month struggle, purchased at Beall and Steele's drug store. The piece also notes tariff politics and a prison supervisor Howard Perkins whose death by self harm is linked to a pistol collection.
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Dean
Steubenville
Steubenville Widents
Doan
Beall & Steele
Noun
Ceglera
Price Socents
Foster-Millburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Cure for Piles in Columbus Ad
A Columbus Ohio notice touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe simple remedy after Forty years of suffering. The advertisement claims instant relief and permanent cure for all forms of itching and bleeding piles, sold by druggists in cents and one dollar boxes, and urges readers to write Pyramid Co. Almont Michigan for details.
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Olumbus
Ohio
Ajors
Pyramid Co
Aluion, Mich
Doan
Maher Calls for Championship Clash with Corbett Fitz Sharkey
Maher argues he deserves a title shot against Jim Corbett Bob Fitzsimmons or Tom Sharkey after recent wins. He notes he has defeated George Godfrey Steve O’Donnell Frank Slavin and Joe Choynski and backs own demand with financial backing. He seeks legitimate sanctioned bouts in New York and praises Theodore Roosevelt for legal boxing approval.
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Joe Choynski
Jim Corbett
Bob Fitzsummone
Tom Sharkey
George Godfrey
Steve O'Donnell
Frank DP. Slavin
Corbett
Fitz
Sharkey
John L. Sullivan
National Athletic Club of San Francisco
Sailor
Lanky
Bob
Jim
Qoan
Joe Cheyuski
New York
Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimon
Pacific
Major McLaughlin
Hoe
Cainl
Joe Coburn
America
Mike McCool
Tom Cribb
Jem Mace
Dan Donnelly
New York State
Fitz and I
Sharkey and I
Corbett and I
Mexico
Texas
East
New York City
Board of Police Commissioners
Theodore Roosevelt
The Mate of the Hindu Robbers Den Found in Indianapolisa
Watchman Simp son of the Peoria and Eastern road traced missing goods to a gravel pit in Haughville Indianapolis. He discovered a buried trapdoor leading to a 40 by 12 by 10 foot two room cave where several youths were found with stolen property totaling hundreds of dollars. Authorities kept names private and the case was referred to the grand jury.
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Haughville
Indianapolis
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Scott's Emulsion promotes rapid weight gain and tissue nourishment
The text claims cod liver oil is a fat forming food that quickly becomes body tissue, and that Scott's Emulsion makes it easily assimilated. It suggests fat starvation may occur if the fat in meals is the wrong kind or not digested, recommending Scott's Emulsion as the prepared fat option.
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Scott
Untimely Decay and Body Collapse in Disease
A fragment describes the body’s engines failing under disease and dissipation, leading to inability to nourish or maintain function and a collapse toward death. It cites Dr. B. Bush Field of Easton Pennsylvania offering medical advice for such cases.
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B. Bush Field
Easton
Bovinine Endorsed as Strengthening Food Stimulant
A historical claim cites prison physicians praising Bovinine as a nourishing food stimulant. It is described as strengthening the weak and exhausted, enriching blood, and aiding those whose health has broken down, with broad physician endorsement.
New Alaskan Postoffice Established at Dyea
Alaska gains a new postoffice with Samuel J. Heron named postmaster at Dyea located 28 miles north of Chilkat and 100 miles southeast of Ja neau. The item notes the creation of the office and its geographic position.
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Alaska
Dyea
Samuel J. Heron
Chilkat
Janeau
Beware the Dry Cough Warns of Consumption Cure
A vintage ad claims a morning cough signals consumption and promotes Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as the curative remedy. Testimonial from Simon Smasal of Chicago notes complete cough relief after using Bull's. The ad urges readers to buy Bull's for 25 cents and to ask for Bull's only.
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Dr. Bulls
Dr. Bull
Simon Smasal
31St Street
Chicago
Ill
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