Remarkable Recovery Told From Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs Emma Heidebreder of Burlington Iowa describes five years of suffering from rheumatism neuralgia and weakness. After one box she felt better and months of use led to full recovery. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing her and cites others who benefited. Sold by all druggists worldwide.
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Joy Street
Burlington
Iowa
Rand Lumber Co
Dr. Williams
Defiance Starch Promotes 16 Ounce Pack and Safety
An old domestic dialogue promotes Defiance Cold Water Starch for laundry insisting the 16 ounce package saves time and avoids sticking while claiming chemical free content. It contrasts with rival 12 ounce packs and urges consumers to demand Defiance to cut costs and avoid irritation.
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Defiance
Dealers tout Defiance Starch as top cold water starch
Dealers claim that once a customer tries Defiance Starch it is impossible to sell any other cold water starch. They state it cannot be used cold or boiled.
Maude Admonishes About Showing Off in Public
A narrator tells Maudé that flashing her eye teeth in cut remarks is unnecessary and she should not make a spectacle of herself in front of others.
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Maudé
Nebraska Notes Chronicle of local incidents and events
Nebraska notes report a Beatrice Klondike return with nuggets, a Norfolk pistol accident injuring a boy, a Papillion mad dog scare, a Long Pine robbery, Beatrice land tax delinquents, Union Pacific coal handling in Columbus, and assorted local crimes, arrests, and civic notes.
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Winnetoon
Neb
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Valentine
Long Pine
Klondike
Thomas Berry
Beatrice
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Northwest
John 8. Walker
First National Bank
Béatrice
P. E. Best
Omaha
Norfolk
Papillion
Id Jones
Nebraska City
William, Williamson
Isaac Williamson
James Masterson
Fremont
Philadelphia
Union Pacific
Columbus
Wyomingines
M. L
Richard G. Crandall
Orme M. Sopher
Thomas Wilson
Berlin
Coon & Scott
Frank E
Fam
Life Saved By Kidney Pills Says Salisbury Woman
Mrs G W Fooks of Salisbury Maryland wife of the sheriff recounts eight years of kidney complaint with swelling fatigue and breathlessness. After taking Dean's Kidney Pills for three days the back pain faded and she recovered. 50 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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G. W. Fooks
Salisbury
Wicomico County
Bright
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Allen's Foot-Ease Endorsed by Camden Reader
Mrs W J Walker of Camden New Jersey says Allen's Foot-Ease cured burning itching feet and coins were saved by the product She urges fellow druggists to stock it and emphasizes its usefulness after trying it personally The ad notes a price of 250 and bolded “Druggists” for emphasis.
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Allen
Kabo Corsets Win Grand Prize at Exposition
St Louis reports Kabo Corsets by the Kabo Corset Co Chicago earned the Grand Prize at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. The note mentions Ernie and Beatrice publishing a novel and earning royalties, and a quip about letter writing and a college son.
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Kabo
Kabo Corset Co
Chicago
Two Gentlemen of Verona Comic Exchange at the Bar
A nervous suitor seeks approval to marry a girl but faces her father who orders a duel. A printer jokes about ticket lines while the lecturer suggests shortening a title. A playful trio comment on fate and cheap beer, urging timely action.
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Verona
Grocer of Ossian Praises Grape-Nuts for Health Return
A grocer from Ossian Indiana testifies that six years of stomach and bowel trouble left him weak and bedbound. After three months on Grape-Nuts and cream he regained strength, returned to work full time, and has stayed regular and growing stronger. He credits the cereal with sustaining breakfast and often two meals daily. The endorsement is attributed to Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan with a prompt to look for The Road to Wellville in each package.
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Postum Co
Battle Creex
Minh
Wellville
Emphatic Republican Victory Reported Across States
Telegrams from Esopus New York and Chicago celebrate a landslide for Roosevelt. Officials cite gains in North Dakota Indiana Missouri and Minnesota with Republicans regaining legislature seats and aiming to replace Senator Cockrell.
Emperor William telegram to Roosevelt praises prosperity
A cablegram from Emperor William to President Roosevelt offers sincere congratulations and wishes prosperity and good administration for the American people with a Latin blessing meaning may your good administration be happy and prosperous.
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Montana
Mantle
Cortelyou
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Republican National Committee
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U. S.A
Washington
Felix
William S. R
Maryland and national returns show Roosevelt landslide
Returns from New York indicate strong Roosevelt support for president with Maryland tallying 325 votes for Roosevelt and Fairbanks and 151 for Parker and Davis. The Republican majority in the next House is projected at not less than fifty, with Oklahoma reporting substantial gains.
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Fairbanks
Parker
Davis
Mr. McKinley
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Consumptives Barred from U S Post Office Employment
A Civil Service Department order from Washington D C bans employment of consumptives in United States post offices. The measure requires a strict physical examination for applicants and disqualifies those found afflicted from eligibility.
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United States
Civil Service Department
Washington, D. C
Nebraska Governor Mickey Re-elected by Narrow Margin
John H. Mickey wins re-election as Nebraska governor by a margin between 8 000 and 12 000 votes. Roosevelt's national tally ranges 46 000 to 60 000, with Lincoln and Lancaster County close. Republican gains include six congressmen with Kennedy defeating Hitchcock by about 1 000 in the Second District and McCarthy retaining the Third by around 1 000. In the Fourth District Shaw and Norris in the Fifth are re-elected while Kinkaid in the Sixth secures a several-thousand plurality.
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Nebraska
Roosevelt
Mickey
Lincoln
Lancaster County
Lancaster
Elmer
Burkett
John L. Kennedy
Hitchcock
J.J. McCarthy
P. E. McKillip
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G. W. Norris
Moses P. Kinkaid
Beaten at Square Hold Pulling by Reis dorf
Oscar Thorpe of Wahoo loses to Péter Reisdorf of Shelby in a square hold pulling bout for a $100 purse at Columbus. Thorpe with a long win record is defeated by the undefeated Reis dorf, a sturdy German challenger who weighed 230 to 170 pounds.
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Oscar Thorpe
Wahoo
Columbus
Péter Reisdorf
Shelby
Thorp
Reisdorf
Fragmented dialogue and paintings in a scene
A varied dialogue features a red car, a painter named Maude and sister Ethel, plus a talkative exchange about debts between Jones and Robinson. A doctor and patient discuss whisky as medicine, ending with a cautious suggestion of one drink per week.
Cure for Sciatica Alleged by Idaho Resident
Mineral Idaho Nov 14 Special reports Mr D B Colson a longtime resident endorses Dodd s Kidney Pills as a cure for sciatic and rheumatic pains crediting relief from awful hip pain after using the medicine He explains uric acid in blood causes the pain and healthy kidneys remove it Also a stray horse dealer quip appears in the page text.
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Mineral
Idaho
Colson
Dodd
Defiance Starch and Other Retail Quips From the Era
A brisk collection of quirky quotes and ad lines highlights bold claims for Defiance Starch and other products. The sample snippets mention price, quality, and marketing pitches from various sellers, with a humorous touch on social norms and courtship.
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