Tobacco Cure Claims Removal of Nicotine Habit
A historical advertisement promotes Baco-Curo as a purely vegetable tobacco habit cure with a money back guarantee. It claims stimulation during withdrawal ceases and the nicotine craving ends, priced at $1 per box or $2.50 for three. sample requests and proofs offered by Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co. and Pioneer Press Co. Office in St Paul. A testimonial from CW Houster praises the Hyco-Care product and its cure after three weeks of use.
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Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co
la Crosse
Wis
Eureks Chemical & Mths Co
la Crome
Houxter
Masonic Lodge and Church Services Schedule Fragment
To Oaks Loge No 20 regular communications on the first and third Saturdays with visiting brothers invited. Also Gronon Korrn and Jons Ponxety note weekly Thursday meetings. Preaching every Sunday at UW A.M and T.P.M with Sunday School at 10. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 50. Plymouth Congregation morning service at 1 and Sunday 8 with 10 o'clock Sunday School and Christian Endeavor Wednesday at 8. Lawrence V Dinner, Pastor.
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A. L. Panxer
W. M. M. H. Koon
Taliaferro Hall
Gronon Korrn
Jons Ponxety
Re & 8
UW A.M
T. P
Tuos
Honasos
Plymouth Congregation
Christian Endeavor
Lawven V. Dinner
San Antonio
White Oaks
Mount Station Ranch
Carfus
U.S
Ozenne
Ozanse
Daily Mails Arrival and Office Hours Notice
Arrival and departure times for daily mails shown with eastern and southern routes via Carthage Nogal Ft Stanton Lincoln Roswell. Carthage mail closes 6 a.m. Eastern. southern mail 2 3 p.m. after eastern arrival. Post office hours Tam to 7 p.m. Sundays 8 a.m. to sam. Money orders and Register Dept 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Carthage
Lincoln
Nogal
Ft. Stanton
Roswell
Same Pointe
Sam
Ozjinne
San Antonio
White Oaks
Fort Stanton
One Year By Mail 1X Months Sunday Edition
Amateur transcription notes show an advertisement style notice. It references one year by mail, monthly, and Sunday edition options. Mentions allegorical owners of various items and legal threat by Depty Voriff, with unclear place names and dates. The fragment preserves a formal shipping or subscription notice and a warning of prosecution.
Luck and War Tactics Shaped Senator Cockrell’s Fortunes
Champ Clark extols Senator Francis Marion Cockrell as the luckiest man in Washington. Clark notes Cockrell’s long senatorial tenure and prospects, suggesting luck influences his rise and endurance in public life, with Benton referenced as a cautionary comparison to constant labor.
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Champ Clark
Missouri
Senate
Capitol
Francis Marion Cockrell
Washington
Cockrell
Thomas H. Benton
Missouri governorship seen as ultimate rung in ladder
Commentary on Missouri’s governorship as top rung in politics not stepping stone. References to Champ Clark equaling an 80 year senate record, a near Missourian governor nomination in 1874, and odd political fate. Ends with biblical Job allegory about sudden ruin.
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Champ Clark
Senate
United States
Missouri
Union
United States Senate
Federal Supreme Bench
Jefferson City
Trasten Polk
Ale
Therpconine
Job
Cockrells rise and war era fortunes traced in Missouri
The piece recalls General Cockrells political rise and Civil War record, noting a narrow governor bid defeat shaping his destiny, his Senate tenure, and unconventional views on warfare. It links historic figures like Grant Disraeli Peel and Wellington to Cockrells trajectory, and highlights his reputation with veterans and his memorable convention moment.
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Cockrell
Nile
Belmont
Grant War
Appomattox
White House
Robert Peel
House of Commons
Benjamin Disraeli
South Asia
Geeral
Arthur Wellesley
Westminster Abbey
Robert Clive
India
Hardin
Colman
Charles E. Hardin
Missouri
Kips Cinta
Cockyell
Henry Watterson
Stonewall Jackson
Stonewall
Oliver
Naseby
Marston Moor
Dunbar
Francis Marion Cockrell
Jackson
Lexington
Warrensburg
Confederate War Department
West Point
Federal War Office
Mixsouri
Green
Anny
Thas
Skull Heads and Crime Foes in Historical Remedies
A 19th century account explains medicinal use of human skulls, pressed both as powder and in tonics. Skull value varied by deceased’s cause of death, with violent deaths and criminals’ heads deemed most potent. European physicians reportedly pursued criminal skulls amid rivalries in major cities.
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Brunori
St. Louis Republic
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N. G. T. Reyyonns
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THE
Rocky Mountain News
Ratachiived
Editio
Aly
Berm
AML
New Mexico
Owl
Ones
Wddron
16 News Printing Co
Denver, Col
Barron
Goute
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Therwinter
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Senator Cockrell
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Prop
Warren Wettman
Cour Akonanen
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W. L. Douglas
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Ito Biuy
Fuse && Man
Zeather
Onsen
Maem Bowe
Mine
Cuatg
Besar
Loy Cate
Marlin Fire Arms CO
New Haven
Com
Santa Fe
W. E. Palmer
San Antonio, N. M
C. WH. Morhouse
D.F. & P. A. el Paso
Pecos Valley
R’y. Co
Pecos River R. R. CO
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Pecos
FECOS
Calla
Dewot Enway
Guadalupe C
Palermo
Arate
RED Bluff Cop
Milan
Flomence Ruasers van
Mer Bo Eddy
Devert
Lake View CO
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Penasco
Miller CO
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Greenyield
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O. Company Telegraph
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