Syrup of Figs Promotes Internal Cleanliness and Health
The passage extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective laxative from the California Fig Syrup Co. It claims it relieves many ailments by purging of constipated systems without weakening organs and warns shoppers to buy only the genuine product from reputable druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Lands in Superior contested in 1860s deed dispute
The United States court of appeals hears arguments over a 160 acre land deed from 1862 in Northern Wisconsin. W T Costa, a Kentucky figure, was killed in a duel. his brother Franklin Costa’s widow alleges administrator Richard Dawson fraudulently sold the Superior lands in 1862 and 1863 to Mrs John P Phister, securing a half interest. The property now valued around $200000.
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Aberdeen
Richard Dawson
W. T. Costa
Franklin Costa
Dawson
John P. Phister
Into Disputed Territory A Colorado Miner Heads Colony to Gold Fields
Edward McFar Lane, Colorado mining engineer and Telluride founder, returns from two years in Northern South America. He plans a colony march to Caracas to seek government concessions and lead a party to gold in the disputed region. He cites no British danger and predicts a bloodless boundary settlement.
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Denver
Edward McFarlane
Telluride
South America
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Brazil
Caracas
Venezuela
Section 30 case hearing opens before land commissioner
Washington, Feb 3. The hearing on Minnesota’s claim to part of Section 30 began before Land Commissioner Lamoreaux. State counsel included Assistant Attorney General Edgerton and Attorney Judge. spectators included Senator Nelson and ex-Congressman Summers of Milwaukee. J K Reddington represented the Minnesota Iron Company. Assistant Commissioner Best sat with Commissioner Lamoreaux as presiding judge.
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Federal Land Office
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Summers
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Minnesota Iron Company
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Best
Tornado in Queensland and other early 1900s items
A Queensland cyclone in North Queensland caused immense damage with many drownings and 26 inches of rain, property losses estimated at £500000, and ships missing. Also notes Calumet mine deepest shaft progress, St Paul public building funds, loggers’ ice danger, London officials in Transvaal crisis, and an advertisement for the World's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo offering treatment and a guidebook.
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Calumet, Mich
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Calumet
Buffalo
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World's Dispensary Medical Association
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