Cata phoric Medical Institute brings free consultations to town
Representatives from the Cataphorical Medical Institute of St. Louis visit our city on April 6 and 7. They offer free consultations and examinations for chronic diseases and deformities using cataphoresis and electrical methods. No charge for medicines or treatment. married ladies must be accompanied by husbands.
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Cataphoric Medical Institute
St. Louis
Our City
Hillsboro Branch Trains linked with Sardinia line services
The Hillsboro Branch connects with the Sardinia route with daily departures at 6 00 a m and 8 00 pm special trains. Agt Allen Roll of Roapoke reports the joint service, detailing the connection for travelers across the region.
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Williamaburg
Sardinia
Winchester
Peebles
Mineral Springs
Oat
Rarden
Portsmouth
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Dai'y
Sun
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P.M. Portemi Uta
Wincheater
Bardinia
Williamsburg
Batavia
Clare
Cinei
sun“Hos
Bennsylvania Lines
Butler Street
Cinctonati
Clonnati
Sunda
Court
Broadw
Brow
Roanoke
Aionland
Norse
Norfolk & Myle Eotern
Pullman
Cincinnati
Bluefield
Made
Hilleboro
Hillsboro
Pacens
Gorman Returns as Democratic Senate Leader in Place of Jones
The piece analyzes Senator Arthur Pue Gorman resuming leadership of the Senate, replacing Senator Jones. It weighs his tact versus demagoguery, questions his readiness to steer a constructive national policy, and ponders whether he can unite the Democratic Party and advance true administration over partisan obstruction.
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Arthur Pue Gorman
Senate
Senator Jones
Gorman
Democratic Party
Senator Gorman
Jones
Maryland
Philadelphia
Bryan
Cass
Seward
Marcy
Blaine
Fish
Olney
Democratic presidential race and Bryan in the spotlight
The clip surveys editorials from multiple papers, noting the Bryan influence on Democratic voters and how various outlets view Cleveland’s exit from politics, Bryan’s persistence, and party unity prospects as the 1904 race approaches. It cites The Albany Journal Detroit Free Press St Louis Globe-Democrat and others.
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Albany Journal
Cleveland
Detroit Free Press
Dem
Arthur Pue Gorman
United States Senate
Hawaii
Porto Rico
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
West
Missouri Statesman
N. Y. Tribune
Prosperity and the Allure of Speculation
The essay argues that even amid full employment and rising wealth a surge of spending and speculative schemes threatens savings and banks. It warns that extended prosperity fuels costly railroad ventures and risky bets, but favors continued growth over recession, noting political danger if calamity is exploited.
Banquet of Democrats Draws Censure and Hope for Harmony
The Chicago Democratic banquet drew regrets from Grover Cleveland and others, with letters unread for not aligning on matters like the money issue. Speakers including Shepard, Harmon, Harrison, and DeArmond urged harmony, warning against rigid repudiation of dissent and urging reunion within the party.
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Chicago
Grover Cleveland
W. J. Bryan
David B. Hill
Richard Olney
Adlai Stevenson
Horace Boies
Senator Bailey
M. E. Ingalls
Bryan
Cleveland
Mr. Shepard
Brooklyn
Harmon
Harrison
Congressman DeArmond
Missouri
DeArmond
Mr. Bryan
Kidney Colds and Dean's Kidney Pills Promised Relief
A Winchester Virginia wood yard owner credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing kidney pains tied to colds after grip illness. He reports dramatic recovery, restored strength, and renewed work capacity. The ad offers a free trial by FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY and lists 50 cents per box at local druggists.
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A. T. Ritenour
Wood Yard
East Cork Street
Winchester
la Grippe
Franck Baker & Sons
Ritenour
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Honeymoon Bride Not at Hotel Honey Service
A Philadelphia man named Johnson marries and travels with his wife to an upstate hotel famed for honey at meals. They find no honey when served tea and learn the honeyed phrase refers to staff no longer employed, a boast that misled him in a quip from Ram's Horn.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Communing with Nature Under Sunset Brook Scene
George and Laura sit beside a sparkling brook drinking in a rural landscape as the sun sinks. A thrilling cry from the girl interrupts the hush, she worries the beauty saddens him, then shouts it is a bug in a moment of panic.
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George
Laura
History teaching by object lessons and field trips gains acceptance
The Froebel method now extends to history with site pilgrimages to historic scenes near New York. The Four-Track Series from the New York Central describes local historical sites, aiding teachers. Local history knowledge boosts civic pride and interest in government and community welfare.
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Froebel
New York Central Management
New York
Leslie’s Weekly
Fastidious Young Man Found Near Nevada Farm
The most fastidious man in Missouri was found on a nearby farm south of Nevada. Barefoot tracks on Autenrieth road were traced to a young local man who had freshly shined shoes and carried them to keep them clean.
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Missouri
Nevada
Autenrieth
Kansas City Journal
Great Southwest business chances offered to settlers
With a Few Dollars to invest the farmer or artisan should study conditions in Missouri Kansas Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas. Business Chances and other books explain prosperity in the Great Southwest free. Address Katy 304 Wainwright Bldg St. Louis Mo. Low Colonist Excursions from the North on the first and third Tuesdays of each month.
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Kansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Great Southwest
Katy
Wainwright Bldg
St. Louis
Farmer keeps land after realtor praise in Carthage
A Jasper county farmer praised a Carthage real estate agent who helped write his land sale notice. After a second reading the farmer realized the property matched his lifelong search and chose not to sell.
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Jasper County
Carthage
Milwaukee News
Bunker and Penn exchange quip on city sizes
A humorous exchange contrasts New York's population with Philadelphia in a Chicago Daily News column. The dialogue playfully labels New York as 3,000,000 inhabitants and questions the meaning of odd, set against a train line reference. The piece closes with a quote on personal reform by Haydon.
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Bunker
Boston
New York
Penn
Philadelphia
Chicago Daily News
Testimonial Endorsement for Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Mrs Laura L Barnes of Washington DC lauds Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female weakness headaches backache irregular and painful periods and nervous conditions. The letter from Mrs Daura L Barnes also praises its effectiveness and urges all women to use the remedy.
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Washington, D. C
Burnside Post
No. 4
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Daura L. BaRyes
Second St
N. EB
Quip and Proverb Snippets From 19th Century Papers
A collection of brief quips from Baltimore News Cleveland Plain Dealer and Chicago Journal. Dialogue on eggs worth and a sly porters house steak contrasts with a suitor’s acceptance. A note on railway double track Chicago to Missouri and a wordplay definition of gent and talent.
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