Osteopathy Explored In Brief For Readers Interest
The article summarizes Osteopathy as a 19th century medical system created by Dr. Andrew Taylor Still in 1868. It notes its premises that a well aligned body supports health and that misaligned structures disrupt nerves and blood flow, guiding readers through its history, institutions, and legal status in multiple states.
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A. J. Stall
Still
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Clbe
AS. O
Des Moines College
Rush Medical Collegy
Chicago
U.S
Rush Medical
Somen Pates
U. S
England
Ireland
Japan
China
Hawaan Islands
New Zealand
Protect Yourself Against Germs and Digestive Trouble
A vintage health ad touts Miona as a universal stomach cure. It claims weak digestion causes sour, fermenting masses and germs, promises a simple tablet before meals, no alcohol, and a money back guarantee if it fails to cure. It warns cancer is excluded.
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Tns
Pacific Northwest to Exhibit at Eastern World's Fair
The United States Government backs the Pacific Northwest and the Lewis and Clark Exposition to participate broadly in the World's Fair. Five grand exhibit buildings will house Uncle Sam's displays with substantial expenditure planned for the effort.
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United States
Pacific Northwest
Alma Village Council Minutes and Sewer District Resolution
The Alma Michigan village council meets in the council chamber with President Young and Trustees Dela I Moore Sanderbolt Struble present, Montigel and Demuth absent. Minutes approved, claims allowed for labor and insurance costs, and a resolution directs a special assessment to fund forty percent of the Polinsky Sewer District project, with the board appointed to levy and report. The council retains the village treasurer for another year at sixty dollars per month with vacation, and adjourns.
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Micu
Common Council of the Sees
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Dela I Moore
Sanderbolt
Struble- Ae
Montigel
Demuth
Thompsone
Mert Thompon
Howe
Jane Greig
Altium Record Co
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Chas
P. Fiahbesk
Ital
Altua Electric Light & Power Co
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Iirc Cee
Alma
Polinsky
Anid
Cua
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Gewer
Board of Special Assees
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Delavan
Moore Struble
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Nit
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Gers
Russians Repulse Japanese in Maneuver Battle at Shakhe Bridge
Mukden dispatch reports heavy fighting along the Manchurian front as Russian counterattacks and siege artillery press Japanese lines. Russian forces retook the Shakhe river head near Sandlpu and seized the bridge, while assaults opposite Yansintung and Vampuds were repelled with heavy losses.
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Boatatzel
Sandiapu
Sandlapu
Shakhe
Putiloff Hull
Novgorod Hill
Puetloff Mill
Novgorod
Yansintung
Vampuds
Locals Visit Friends and Begin Spring Errands
Mr and Mrs Jans Kress visited friends in Tihaca Tuesday. Bruske delivered a lecture in Ploshing last evening. Demuth spent Tuesday in Grand Rapids. Fred Kernan returned from two weeks’ visit. Mrs Plessant left for Vestaburg to visit her daughter. Forquer of St Louis spent Tuesday with J Forquer. Wm Story went to Fenton to visit his brother Marry Story. Charles Vine left for a week with her parents at Wheeler. Bert Hayes was in Greenville on legal business. F A Bridge of Detroit began duties as manager for Central Michigan Produce Co. Helmer Rabill returned from the Agricultural College at Lannie and joins butter making dept. A fair house greeted Wm Owen’s Tuesday show. the company was strong with full production. Henry McNamara finishes lumbering near Elwell and will haul cordwood for shipment, then shift to horse business. Earle Porter returned from Detroit with Packard Co and plans to set studio site before returning.
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Jans Kress
Tihaca
Bruske
Ploshing
Wim. Demuth
Grand Rapids
Fred Kernan
Mr. Plessant
M. 8Rls
Vestaburg
Trving Forquer
St Louis
J. Forquer
Wm. Story
Fenton
Story
Charles Vine
Wheeler
Bert Hayes
Greenville
Tuewlay
F. A. Bridge
Detroit
Phelps Hace & Co
Central Michigan Produce Co
Helmer Rabilil
Agricultural College
Lannie
Wm Owen
Owen
Henry McNatmara
Elwell
McNamara
Earle Porter
Packard Automobile Co
Fitch
Porter
Shifting Sands and Probate Notices in One Village
Fragmented OCR text shows a probate court notice from Times Village about Cyrus Uae Jeena’s estate. It outlines will validation sought by Ann Maria Ode widow, court orders, and publication requirements to notify interested parties. It mentions William FP, Odvll and a long list of names and places, with timing set for March in the year 1900s.
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Willam
Ala Seton
Eald Court
Iftwon
Anaie le
Walt Petts
Prtitio
AlMa Keon
Isaac H Mpaven
Julien
Celery King Laxative Tonic Described As Effective
An advertisement claims Celery King is a tonic laxative that never does harm and promotes health and vigor. The copy touts improved well being and good appetite, urging readers to buy at druggists for 25 cents.
Russian Left Under Pressure as Japanese Center Attack Develops
Reports say Gen Kaulbars initial success boosts Russian morale near Sandiapu while Gen Kuropatkin claims a railroad bridge over the Shakhe river. Despite retreat from Dapapa, Russians halt Japanese eastward advance and repel a center assault, casting doubt on Kuropatkin’s withdrawal plans in the wider engagement. The ambiguities raise concerns over potential strategic retreats if Kuroski’s contingencies unfold.
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Kaulbar
Gripenberg
Sandiapu
Kuropatkip
Shakhe
Dapapa
Mest
Kuropatkin
Cash price plan for roadside stalls described
An early note outlines a cash system for stall operators with price slices set at thirty and fifteen cents, conditions if stock is valid, and a warning that prices for Notions will not be altered. The plan stresses strict cash transactions and hints at alterations if work is obstructed.
Local News Migs Marriet Nuiterfield Feft Treertay
In Mt Miewaant events tonally chronicled with Mrs O Whitt of Sheplers and Mr and Mrs Béwan White Toentay Mais. Chadwick was culled in Chilson Tuesday as Mtoe West hosted at Stepskerd. Andrew Bosloe of Motuchey acted Treader. Residents visited Hiverdale to see Mrs Law and family, while Eldora plans home. Fay Hall of Shetby returns from parental visit. Kate Champion of Obie arrives for her father’s illness. J A Hayt leaves Maple Rapids to visit daughter Mrs Frank Congress. Mrs LaMay and Genevive attend funeral of Robert Wood. Stancard returns from Pontiac. Hayes Jr improves from illness. Winn returns to jeweller duties. Mrs Elliott’s visit ends. Loveland learns of daughter ill in Grand Rapids. Bruske and Bland of Alina join Detroit Times after Daily suspension. D Sullivan box social entertains with music and games.
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Mt. Miewaant
O. Hy Whitt
Sheplers
Béwan
Mtoe
West
Stepskerd
Mee
Andrew Bosloe
Motuchey
Hiverdale
Law
J Grall
Kate Champion
Obie
Tueslay
J. A. Hayt
Maple Rapids
Frank Congress
B. R. Loveland
Gk. Jdams
Grand Rapids
Paul Bruske
P.N. Bland
Alina
United States
Detroit
Detroit Times
D. Sullivan
Auction Sales Notice at Hall on Wednesday
Public sale advertised with conditions and reasonable terms. Clerk Hatesinsan will be the clerk and R Chandler auctioneer. Jobo Mull to hold a stock and farm goods sale at Stainer Center on Saturday March 4. Continuous attendance and description details provided.
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Chandler
Jobo Mull
Stainer Center
Michigan patents granted this week list several inventors
The following patents were granted this week: Ernest L. Biladvan Bell aire polling device Jacob G. Brown Detroit draft apparatus William Downie Detroit bag holder Torhjern Ulmer bistew saw tooth foal Edward Romer Traverse City machine for calking love lives Frank F. Sommers Saginaw friction match August J. Swain Houghton bottle and ste me therefor J. W. Vanni Eaton Regd preparing peat for fuel David J. son Detroit separable faster For copy send ten cents postage to C. A. Snow & Co Washington D C
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Ernest L. Biladvan
Bellaire
Jacob G. Brown
Detroit
William Downie
Torhjern Ulmer
Edward Romer
Traverse City
Frank F. Sommers
Saginaw
August J. Swain
Houghton
J. W. Vanni
Eaton
David J. Son
C. A. Snow & Co
Washington, D.C
Gorky Banished to Riga From St. Petersburg
Maxim Gorky, freed on $2,500 bail, is banished to Riga after Gov General’s decision, with Gorky preferring Riga residence. Mme Gorky and his son will join him in Riga as he departs from St. Petersburg by train.
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Gorky
Riga
St. Petersburg
Maxim Gorky
St Petersburg
Mme, Gorky
Mme
Rigs
Rexall Medical News Womanhood Remedy Claim
Rexatt Mver-Texi and Rexatt Mver-Tone are promoted as cures for female illnesses caused by catarrh. The ad claims catarrh drives diseases of womanhood, promises to destroy germs and mucous tissue damage, and offers a 50 cent trial size with a money back guarantee if no benefit is seen.
Foley’s Es and Tar Cures Lungs Says Advertisement
A vintage testimonial claims Foley's Es and Tar heals inflamed lungs and prevents pneumonia or consumption from a hard cold settled on the lungs. The product is sold by Geo. F. Sharrar.
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Foley
Geo. F.sharrar
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