Promised April Medical Institute Advertising Visit
Representatives of the Cataphoric Medical Institute in St. Louis will visit our city on April 6 and 7 offering free consultations and treatment for chronic diseases and deformities. The program includes cataphoric absorption, electricity-based cures, and no charge for medicines. Married women must be accompanied by their husbands. office hours run 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Remember the date and location.
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The
Cataphoric Medical Institute
St. Louis
Our City
Norfolk and Western Schedule September 1902
Railway schedule in effect September 28 1902 lists Nos 23 24 18 21 daily with special stop rules on Sundays. Trains 32 33 34 35 operate between Cincinnati and Sardinia via commuter route, with stations at Court Broadway and Pearl Tatler. No 24 runs daily through Cincinnati to Roanoke and Norfolk via the Norfolk and Western line.
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Norfolk & Western Railway
Kaast
Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and Tatler Street
Cincinnati
Willeeu
Netween Cinetonati
Sardinia
Roanoke
Hichineld
Norfols
All Pointe
Nertotke & Wratern
Pulimapome
Buefield and
Canoke
Nai
Svar
V.ma
Clare
Baldwin
ASN Batavia
Williamaburga
Sardinia Rah 819 11 50 6% Fb Winchester 8 AF 8,4, — Peebes
Rarden
Portemouth
Hillsboro Branch Service Schedule and Contacts
Hillsboro branch train service operates from Sardinia to Hillsboro daily with departures at 6:00 am 11 am and 6:53 pm excluding Sundays. General passenger agent Allen Hull Bevill signs off with division pass and official actions.
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Sardinia
Mane
Hilleboro
Hillsboro
Tratna
BK. Bevill
Allen Hull
Division Pass
Art
Vas
Democratic minority weakens party in national confidence
The New York World criticizes the congressional Democratic minority for lacking leadership and policy. It notes the party backed the Littlefield anti trust bill, blocked the Cuban reciprocity treaty, opposed Philippine tariff relief, and filibustered the Panama treaty, delaying broad national work.
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The
New York World
Dem
Congress
Patterson
Colorado
Panama
Livingston warns of surplus and calls for tariff cuts
The Troy Times notes Representative Livingston of Georgia plans to accuse Congress of extravagance and urge revenue cuts. It recalls Democratic moves to curb tariffs during surplus fears, bonds to defend the gold reserve, and the economic paralysis that followed. The piece frames tariff reduction as the only remedy.
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Livingston
Georgia
House Committee On Appropriations
Congress
Troy Times
Washington
Partisanship blocks currency and pork in Senate vote
Nine tenths of the senate prepared to ratify but Democratic filibuster blocked passage. The move was described as retaliation for Aldrich's stance on statehood. Democrats and Republicans alike backed river and harbor and public building bills, swelling total appropriations to record highs.
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Senate
Aldrich
Democratic and Republican Factions at Odds in Congress
Press comments reflect partisan tensions as Democrats struggle with leadership and policy while Republicans praise Senator Gorman’s leadership. The Kansas City platform and Hill’s presidential bid dominate talk, with World criticisms of Democratic defeatism and political games.
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United States Senate
Albany Journal
Bryan
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Taggert
Indianapolis News
Ind
David B. Hill
Hill
Judge Parker
New York
Cleveland
Senate
Senator Gorman
Indianapolis Journal
Democratic
New York World
Congress
the World
Indianapolia Journal
Livingston's proposed cure sparks party debate
A discussion notes that Livingston's plan is unwelcome and compares it to prior failed measures. The piece warns the public against Bryan's approach and cites displeasure with deficits, revenue cuts, and economic distress as evidence. It asserts the danger of a surplus-focused policy and urges vigilance against such proposals.
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Livingston
Bryan
Republican Party
Washington
United States
Treasury
Democratic party missteps cited over filibuster fallout
The piece quotes editorials condemning a filibuster that unseated Butler of St Louis, arguing fraud plagued his election and the party’s stance harmed its readership. It notes Bryanism's rise in 1904 politics and a New Haven church anecdote about William J Bryan as a visiting figure.
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Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Representative Butler
St. Louis
Butler
Indianapolis Journal
Bryan
Troy Times
Pilgrim Congregational Church
New Haven
Conn
William J. Bryan
New England
Albany Journal
Notionate Old Charles Causes Night Ride Delays
A Detroit Free Press retells a tale of a mule named Charles who would not move at the request of a rider. Jerry explains the sorrel horse “ain’t balky” but has a mind to rest, delaying trips and even refusing to pull a wood load. The owner notes Charles bears “notions” and behaves like a person in his stubborn patience.
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Detroit Free Press
Jerry
Old Charles
Charles
Ol’ Charles
Dean
Mrs. Piiguam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Butter as Health Aid and Energy Source
The piece extols butter as a valuable health fat for all, noting its nutritional richness and energy-boosting power. It cites doctors praising butter for nourishing body tissues and aiding recovery in early consumption while warning against excessive intake.
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Bey
Almond Milk Pudding With Dates And Chocolate Sauce
A milk based dessert is prepared by scalding milk with almonds, thickened with cornstarch and sugar, folded with butter, then stirred with dates and chilled in a glass dish. Chocolate or vanilla sauce tops the final serving.
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Washington Star
Sunday School Exchange Reveals Childrens Love for Parents
A playful exchange from a Sunday school scene shows Jimmie answering why he loves his father and mother. He jokes that they would “jam the stuff in out of me” if he didn’t.
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Jim
Jimmie
N. Y
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