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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1905

Page

8

Kidney Pills Restore Vitality For Old Parkersburg Man

W J Jackson of Parkersburg West Virginia describes long suffering from kidney and urinary disorders. He endured frequent night trips, retention and catheter use before Dean's Kidney Pills relieved pain and restored activity. He claims eight years of cure and remains active past seventy. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

W. J. Jackson Parkersburg W. Va Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Amusing Adverts From Old British Papers

A collection of quirky notices shows an advert offering old artificial teeth, a Dublin Irish charity appeal via a London newspaper, a Guildford sweep declining concerts due to demand, a Lincolnshire tailor displaying his name on tortoises for a prize, and London Chronicle quips on eccentric ads about washing and “alive when wanted” sales pitches.

Messrs. Smith Oxford Street London London Morning Post Guildford Boston Lincolnshire England London Chronicle

One-Eye Thompson-Wotcher Involved in Barroom Scrapes

In a pithy exchange a Napper boasts of a scrap that left a black eye. One-Eye Thompson-Wotcher questions whether she chased after him, while Napper Smiff-Oh recounts the bit of trouble. The dialogue hints at a local brawl and street corner bravado.

Alry Persifiage One-Eye Thompson Napper

Coffee Heart Warns Coffee Users in Oregon Letters

A woman recounts severe heart and digestion problems linked to coffee use. She switched to Postum, noting rapid improvement after six months, with clearer complexion and steadier heart action. Her husband also benefited, adopting Postum at breakfast for lighter, stronger mornings.

Oregon

Denial by Col Phelps on Mutual Reserve License Claim

Col W H Phelps flatly denies ever being employed by the Mutual Reserve Insurance Co to appear before Missouri authorities in 1898 to aid its license effort. He states he never met Eldredge or presented any bill, and he notes prominent local lawyers handle related matters for a leading life insurer.

Fescove Insuranse Co Dispourt and Ney Carthage Col W. H. .Phelps George D. Eldredge Mutual Reserve Insurance Co New York Phelps Insurance Department of Missouri Eldredge Mr. Eldredge Combany Attorney General Insurance Department Missouri Mr. Crear Craw Lcense

Sheriff Rounds Up Berry After Long Girard Car Siege

In Girard Kansas Mrs. Sarah Berry, armed with a revolver, held a Prisco passenger car for over 100 hours. Sheriff Walsh and deputies used ammonia fumes to subdue her, then transported her to jail where she recovered. She identified relatives and claimed James T. Berry as her ex-husband.

Walsh Jim Reasor Tulsa J. T Girard Kas Coma Sally I Berry Berry Bays’ Reasor

William H Thompson Dead in St Louis

William H Thompson president of the National Bank of Commerce and treasurer of the Louisiana Purchase exposition died after a long illness in St Louis. He was born in 1830 in Huntington Pennsylvania and built a career from plumbing to banking becoming a leading figure in local commerce and expo planning. His wife Mrs Thompson is seriously ill in an eastern sanitarium and has not been notified of his death.

St. Loui William H. Thompson National Bank of Commerce Ror Thompson Wiliam H W. Thompson Huntington Pittsburg St. Louis Missouri Lead and Oil Co

Assassination of Sakharoff by a Revolutionary Woman

London dispatch reports Lieut.-Gen. Sakharoff, former minister of war, assassinated in Saratoff by a woman from the so-called lying columns. She fired three shots at the general at the governor’s house, killing him instantly, alarming St. Petersburg authorities and heightening fears of revolutionary reprisals.

London St. Petersburg Daily Telegraph Eydtkubnen East Prussia Sakharoff Saratoff Revolutionary Movement Count Witte Rudiger Madame Sakharoff

Daly Arrested Over Stolen Stamps After Bank Burglary

In St Louis on December 7 Charles P Daly saloonkeeper and ex prize fighter was arrested with a bundle of stamps valued at 735 dollars by Detectives Cremin McFarland and Callahan. Harry Stewart, seized shortly after, confessed the stamps came from the Shelbyville bank safe raid last Sunday night. Stewart says Daly had no part in the burglary and did not know the bundle contents.

St. Louis Charles P. Daly Walnut Street Cremin, McFarland Callahan Harry Stewart Daly Shelbyville Stewart

Supreme Court Upheld Bartley Bond Case Dismissal

Lincoln Neb Dec 7 The Nebraska Supreme Court affirmed the district court ruling in the Bartley bond case, releasing the bondmen from liability and ending the suit. The state loses 546 318 tied to embezzlement by former State Treasurer Joseph Bartley after four trials with alternating outcomes. Boston Beans Consumption Figures Declared Stable Through Year End.

Lincoln, Neb Supreme Court Bartley District Court of Douglas County Joseph ¥. Bartley Nebraska Brown

Smallpox Mentioned Amid Odd Dialogues and Remedies

A muddled mix of quotes and anecdotes includes a Paris style aside about a madame with smallpox, a Chicago Daily News quip about a married man, and a Wyoming notice touting Dodd's Kidney Pills. It asserts the medicine cures kidney troubles and related disorders, with testimonials from Mrs. Mary Taber and global spread claimed.

Merciless itching cured by Cuticura remedies

A man recounts two years of neck sores and hair loss followed by relief after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. He notes the sores disappeared and hair recovered, and says he will recommend the remedies. The quote is signed by Harry J. Spalding of New York City.

Harry J. Spalding West 104Th Street New York City

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