Rheumatic Pain Cure Story From Dr Williams Pills
Mrs. Frederick Brown of Sandy Hill New York recounts years of inflammatory rheumatism with pain swelling and deformities. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills for about three months she reports cure and full restoration of health and work ability. The pills are sold by druggists and the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Frederick Brown
Sam Street
Sandy Hill
N.Y
Dr. Williams
Mrs. Brown
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
I Didn't Feel Like School Today
A girl pretends illness to avoid school while her beloved teacher is away. After lunch she tries to return, but finds the supposed pain she sought never arrived. Her sister reveals the ruse and the girl contemplates going back.
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Ethel
Mamma
Lawyers Attend Bar Upon Invitation to Take a Drink
Some lawyers only visit the bar when invited to drink. The remark notes a habit of attorneys seeking casual access to beverages rather than formal bar proceedings.
Nature's Way Is Best Healing Plan Promoted
An advertorial piece touts Dr. Pierce's Gold Medal Discovery as a natural treatment for chronic lung throat and digestive ailments. It highlights native root extracts and alcohol free processing, claims endorsements by eminent medical authorities, and promotes Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Common Sense Medical Adviser as safe remedies and reference books.
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Stiente Alter Riature
Dr. Pierce
Queen’s
Root
den Phlycoe
Stone Sea
Pierce
To Buttle
Common Sense
RY Rae
Passing of Famous Statesman Former Speaker Henderson Dead
Former Speaker David B. Henderson of the national House of Representatives died in Dubuque Iowa from paresis nine months after onset. His family especially his wife and son in California were at his bedside as he declined, having earlier suffered strokes and eventual total blindness. Henderson, a longtime Republican figure, served as Speaker twice and guided House rules during Reed's era.
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Henderson
Dubuque
Iowa
David B. Henderson
National House of Representatives
California
Congress
Coal Miners Strike Averted by UMWA Statement
Vice-President T L Lewis of the United Mine Workers announces no general strike April 1. Operators will restore the wage reductions accepted two years ago or more and will pay an advance. leaders Robbins and Taylor acknowledge the situation and support a peaceful settlement. An era of industrial peace and use of the trade agreement method to settle disputes is anticipated.
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T. L Lewis
United Mine ‘Workers of America
F. L. Robbins
Pennsylvania
Taylor
Minois
Indianapolis
Doubled Guards at Forbidden City Amid Rumors in China
Reports say Beijing's Forbidden City is under tight security with doubled guards and armed police. Officials decline comment as rumors spread of empress dowager fears, palace feuds, and two dynamite packages found outside the palace gate.
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Forbidden City
Peking
Tokio
Japan
China
Cincinnati: Treasurer Refuses to Produce Private Accounts
The Hamilton County Senate investigation reports County Treasurer Hynicka refused to disclose private ledgers and bank books. Banker Hinsch testified bank deposits would have been blocked if county funds remained in vaults. Cashier George Schott said gratuities to treasurers by banks continued for years, ranging from 2 to 2 1 2 percent of deposits.
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Cincinnati
Senate Committee of Hamilton County
Hynicka
Hinsch
George Schott
Pure Food Law Movement Urges Citizens to Press Congress
A call to enact national pure food standards urges citizens to write to their Congressmen and Senators. The piece argues labels are insufficient and cites Postum and Grape-Nuts as examples of truthful ingredient statements. It condemns deceptive practices and urges public unity to secure fair, protective legislation for all foods.
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Congress
Gov't.commission
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
U.S
Postum. Ceréal Co., Ltd
Washington
Labor Trust
America
Pure Food Bill Petition Request Broad Action
Readers are urged to support the Pure Food Bill by cabineting cutouts and mailing them to Congress representatives and senators. The ad suggests buying two publications, keeping one for reference, and inviting friends to participate to boost chances for passage.
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Congress
U.S
Food Ingredient Labeling Act Text From 1906
The proposed act requires every food maker to print on every package a full statement of ingredients in plain English, with maker name and address, and reserves penalties for altering or removing the label. It assigns enforcement to the Secretary of Agriculture and outlines sample-collection duties and penalties, with a stated effective date.
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Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
District of Columbia
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
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