Odd Household Ad and Catarrh Cure Claims
A garbled 19th century ad fragment mentions a dish stand and lamp, a polished nickel nickel set, and a claim offering one hundred dollars for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials and references to W H Rennels of St Louis and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The text also notes a dye for hair and a bizarre line about a college club urging suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney &O
Toledo
B. J. Cheeney
Wrera Thuax
Wholesain Drugennts
Tole Wanoine
Kussan & Manvin
Jacob Inchell
Uotoovilte
DeWitt
W. H. Rennels
St. Louis
Webb Alma
Tariff News and Bankruptcy Bill Debate in Senate
Washington reports the tariff measures face early vote while the Nelson bankruptcy bill passes the Senate. The bill details debtor eligibility, court procedures, and exemptions, with provisions on voluntary bankruptcy for bankers and merchants. Senate action includes nominations and foreign policy debate on Greece, plus internal budget tensions.
Dione Hott Nuistin Ep Tipeattiine Goreeks
The fragmentary line hints at a local or personal note about Dione Hott Nuistin and a question about the Goreeks. Context is incomplete and names may be misread. No clear event, date, or organization is verifiable from the readable text.
Supreme Court Divides Over Bondsmen Responsibility
An important opinion guides bondsman duties as the Grand Rapids case of Alfred Walcott versus Judge Borllogaine is debated. The Supreme Court split on whether council approved bonds can stand and if Saunders can be prosecuted, shaping how sureties and licenses on liquor sales bonds are treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Nolen
Minnesota
Iil
United States
Peter
Ming
Bankeaptey
Common Council
Supreme Court
Dows
Alfred Walcott
Borllogaine
Grand Rapil
Sue Devs
Grand Rapids
Citizen’s League
Selilew
Chiet
Longe
Distiny Montgomery
Whiteer
Fragmented Tycoon of 19th Century Oil Bonds Debate
A long, garbled court and civic news item cites a majority opinion by Mast Hodker on bond requirements for oil business permits, stressing the board's duty to verify bonds and the risks of defective approvals. It notes a May saloon closure decision, a village fire destruction, and various regional public notices and incidents.
Journalist Says Magazine Pay Runs Counter to Field
A journalist asserts newspaper work should yield magazine level pay. A second remark repeats the claim. A pointed quip notes when a man asks a woman about feast money she cites the price of her most expensive garment.
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Beni
Allibley
Wheeler
Mack
W.H. Rennels
BOS
Webb
Alma
N, Y
Buckingham
Laporte
Indiana
Hie
Lelesnape
Scott
All Drugplite Wt Soc
Acott & Bowne
New York
Castoria
Washington
Allen
Nebraska
Tas Intra
Greove
Turkey
Alien
Greece
Coote
Davis
Foreign Elation Committee
Seta Davis
Freitas
Haneld M. Sewall
Maine
Miileister
Dinier
Siith
Leghorn
Fiair
Moreisan
Pennsyland
Consil Geoenal
Cite
Ro Moore
New Yinj
Minnis
Cheage
Clinage
Ptt
Brent
Illinois
Mitsu Lide
Janstons
Ulay Ryans
Gmnst
Stytir
Edwin Shaw
Wage Repullican
Reed Cry
Ren Barker
Ren
Mosiek
Newaygo
Stiles Tae
Jer Duseph
Olit daMilly
Michigan
Ingievey
Elise
Cheenland
Detroit
Lithenepelis
W. It. Boake
Mora
Riyseoss
Ghio
Cedar St
Stetvee
Yale
Otrie
Ernie
Seow
State News
Mast Hodker
Peementel
Linford
Ir Teatio Leas
Geenan
Staw Republican
Tarinn
Beviig
Arenda
Inmnder
Stimbsh
Dhie Powident
Eutiot
Gaawor
Grundencis
Berrien
Joan
Atticon
Willian H. Hodson
Hodson
Encow Teat
Marquette
Alaska
Standard Oil Company
Bak
Pines
Amint
Sureuad
Crowwell
Dy Hignor
Traverse City
Utwall
W. Haan
Baten
Bates
Trine
Couety Orl
Manistine
Ort Huron
Santorneewater
John B. Seelay
Turecol
Chin
Thin County Lami
George Gillette
Menonnee
Lina
Repeier Wendoek
Beat Saginaw
Miniptreller
Eure Rency
Menem
Tobereutuds
Bert
W. Mant
Howell
Winekowy
Seeley
Willian Ward Wright
Grane Hupids
Dames
Muskegon Bridiy
Foran Leone
Thundur
Hanis
Winise
Oreupiell
Ryne
Iestaek
Mr. Lavite
Ansto Grifa
Port Moron
Randolph Willie
Thetford
Griffie
Willie
Umer
Willis Elatows
Marre
Wilidis
Nemaide
The
Valley Telephone Company
Sauein
West Bay City
Fatin Bs
Dire
Lee Alpeily
Detroit News
World
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