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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1909

Page

3

New Strength for Women's Backs From Mary Hinson Testimony

Mrs Mary Hinson of Mt Sterling Kentucky credits Deans Kidney Pills with dramatic relief from back pain dizziness and poor eyesight after suffering for years She reports rapid improvement and full recovery with the medicine sold by all dealers at 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY The piece includes a brief unrelated dialogue line about a major’s supposed death.

Mary Hinson Strother St Mt. Sterling Mrs. Hinson Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Catarrh Cure Promoted As Internal Blood Remedy

A late 19th century ad discusses Catarrh Cure taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. It claims local applications fail, praises Hall's Cat Cure as a hot medicine from a New England inventor, and notes a testimonial about a western town hotel guest hearing a strange upstairs noise. The tale includes an office clerk quipping about a faulty bed in No 5.

Hall New England No. 5

Mixed Up Mail and Toy Dilemma at Christmas Time

A boy mails letters to the laundress and his sweetheart with swapped addresses causing confusion. Anna Margaret refuses to part with her treasured baby doll despite donating other toys, fearing Santa will not bring a replacement if Baby Jean is given away.

Anna Margaret Santa Claus Jessie Jean Harper’s Bazar

Grape-Nuts Praised By Nebraska Family in Testimonial

A Nebraska woman extols Grape-Nuts after seven years of use praising its palatability economy and nourishment. She notes giving up tea and coffee improved sleep and mood, says her children grew on it with no stomach trouble even during severe illness, and credits it with lowering doctor bills.

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Dynmite Plot trio jailed for life in Kingston

Ancient Canadian case recounted details of a 1900 dynamite conspiracy to terrorize Canada. Three men — including Karl Dallman — were convicted after detective work by John Murray and trial in May 1900. They received life sentences and were sent to Kingston Penitentiary.

St. Lawrence’s Kingston Penitentiary Ontario Canada John Wilson Murray Thorold Welland Canal Niagara Frontier Ob- Myton Euphemia Constable Constable Rosif Karl Dailman John Nolin John Walsh Welland Urray Scotland Yard America John Rowan John Merna New York Merna United States Peck Slip Nolin Philadelphia Johns Society Pioneer Machine Works Brooklyn Walsh Washington D. C Richmond Ninth Street Joseph McEnerney McEnerney Richmond Foundry Karl Dallman Stafford House Buffalo Jack Hand Philadelphia & Reading Lehigh Valley Railroad Lehigh Valley Old House John Smith Thomas Moore Dallman Murray Clanna Gael Sullivan Luke Dillon Clan-na- Gael Dillon Paul Street Khowm Cronin Kingston Pen ' S W. @. Chapman Great Britain

Western Canada praised by Manitoba letter writer

Mr George E Hunter of Maidstone Saskatchewan writes to a Canadian Government Agent in 1907 about Western Canada. He describes mild early winter, a long thaw, ample crops with prices for wheat oats and flax, good water and soil, plus advice to invest in cattle and dairying via new creameries and rail transport. He notes strong cattle demand for Edmonton and fast settlement, ending by urging optimism about the region.

George E. Hunter Maidstone Saskatchewan Canada Michigan Edmonton Swift and Company Great West Western

Government land opening under Carey Act near Laramie

State Land Commissioner of Wyoming announces May 6 land distribution totaling 7000 irrigated acres at Cooper Lake near Laramie and Denver. Land priced at 50 cents an acre with Old est Reservoir and Direct Water Rights at $5 an acre cash and $3 an acre annually for ten years. Free trip and two town lots to applicants before May 1. applications and circulars from Tallmadge-Bentin Land Co Agents Chicago. Also notes on time saving glass drops device for mothers and a remark on human weight standards.

State Land Commissioner of Wyoming Cooper Lake Laramie Denver Union Pacific Tallmadge-Bintin Land Co Railway Exchange Chicago

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