Address and gossip from Chillicothe Normal and local ads
The item lists speeches by Wo. J Bryan at the Chillicothe Normal and includes local notices on medicine ads by Noah Martin, Rocky Mountain Tea promotions, and a property sale move by Macon Democrat editors. It notes a drought impact on corn cob pipe factories and mentions US and European fiscal contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Medicine Co
Noah Martin
Madison Mediccine Co
Washington County
Morgantown resident cured by Foley's Kidney Care
A Morgantown resident named A R Bass describes nocturnal pains and backache then reports being cured by Foley's Kidney Care. The text weaves in rural banter about crops and a dry spell impacting western cornfields, with a light aside about popcorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Bass
Morgantown
Nod
Foley
Noah Martin
Corrupting Civilities and Local Health Adverts in Carthage
The Carthage Press catalogues patent remedies and domestic notices, praising Bal lard Snow Liniment for insect bites, Chamberlain tablets for digestion, and Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney ailments. It also notes local appointments, including Warren Brown named probate judge of Commanche county, and shipping oil ventures near Caloma with wells planned to 2,000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Brown
Kay County
Commanche County
Okla
Carroll County of Co
Caloma
Tina Herald
Buckeye Pule Ointment for Piles Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Tabler's Buckeye Pule Ointment as a cure for piles noting prices of 0 cents for bottles and tubes. It features Norah Martin as the contact. The note champions the home paper as essential no matter other publications offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah Martin
Howes Cure for Drunkenness Promised in Philadelphia Ad
An advertisement touts the Howe Cure for drunkenness, claiming it neutralizes poison and cravings, with success stories of thousands cured. It offers a one dollar treatment sold by Epwis Borries Coxvrang in Philadelphia and warns readers against supposed improvements. The piece also includes varied notices and local items from Lima, Ohio and Chula News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe Corp
Cire
BO Epwis Borries & Coxvrang
Market Street
Philadelphia
St Louis Divorce Suit Granted in Record Time
A divorce suit was granted last Monday in St Louis in 47 minutes from filing, besting Chicago’s 41 minute record. Outsiders question if the World’s Fair can be scaled for May 5 as the St Louis motto proclaims Nothing Impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Lous
Chicago
St Louis
Sturgeon
Bennettsville Editor Praises Electric Bitters
S. A. Brown, editor of Bennettsville, reports his wife suffered dyspepsia and stomach distress but improved after using Electric Bitters. He claims the tonic restored strength, appetite, and digestion, noting its gentle laxative effects and liver benefits. Available for 50 cents at Noah Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Brown
Bennettsville,_C
Noah Martin
Kidney Cure Claims Cure for Lebanon man
Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky declares Foley's Kidney Cure cured his kidney disease and would have cost him his life otherwise. In Missouri a woman named Miss Charles Parker confronts her husband and friends during a poker game and then leaves with a remark about warrants. Lancaster Republican.
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Oscar Bowman
Lebanon
Foley
Foleys
Charles Parker
Keytesville
Lancaster Republican
Dr Detchon Antidluretic Advertised For Continent Sleep Aid
An ad touts Dr Detchon s Anti-Diuretic to treat nocturnal bedwetting by children and adults, claiming immediate relief and a price of one dollar. The piece also mentions a Monroe & Howard druggist in Unionville MO and notes a man in St Louis claiming a perpetual motion invention. It references several Iowa institutions with hospitals in Mt Pleasant Clarinda Independence Cherokee Keokuk, implying widespread treatment facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe & Howard Drugeist
Unionville
St Loms
Plains
Fulton
Iowa
Mt Pleasant
Clarinda
Independence
Cherokee
Keokakrate City
Boitame Blood Balm marketed for diverse blood troubles
An advertisement touts Boitame Blood Balm as a universal cure for blood disorders and related ailments. It claims thirty years of testing, thousands cured, and offers free treatment by mail from J Gilman of Atlanta with prepaid medicine. Also mentions James Gilman, a farmer near Locust Creek bottoms, holding a 33 acre corn field valued by offer at 1500 per acre and potential yield of 40 bushels per acre.
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Ir Gilman
Mitchell St
Atlanta
Gale Scribe
James
Gilman
Linnens
Locust Creek
Godman
Bulletio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gall
S. H. Jackson & CO
Wo. J Bryan
The
Chillicothe Normal
Harry Howard
Democratic Ioliticians
Iol
Joe Heifner
the Times
Chamberlain
Fort Gale
Thoreau
Missouri
Union
A. H. Davis
Sterling
Ira
Wellsville
Beaumont of Missouri
Noah Martina
France
Germany
England
America
Joans
West
Furekha
Standard
Ott, Company
Fureka
Terness Oiks
Carthage
Bright
Nouah Martin
John H Hutchison
Philippine Islands
John
Linneus
Linn Co. News
Daniel Bante
Otterville
Win Finn
Lima
Nash Warton
Frederick the Great
Prussia
Rheinsberg
Brunswick
Nash Martin
Vmissuart Sunday School Association
Chalheathe
Mougerly
Bach Sunday School
Hertire
Noah Wartin
W. H. Bowen
Chula News
Dr . Detchon
Lorenzo Jones
A. T. Daughaday
OFA
Acvar
Ajiiailo Uyvooe H. Jackson & Co's
Unionville, Mo
Ateriuc
Magee & Townsend
Physicians and Surgeons
Townsends
Monville
Missour
Townsend
Magee
A. Hays
Cablers
L. D. Thomas
Unionviser
Orrick
Cor
Square
D. F. Calfee
Attorney At Law
Southeast Corner Square
W. H. Perry
H Jackson & Co
Rsidence
Ed Groxairiel
Malin Street
Otheelus
Co. H. Lewis
Prop
West Side Square
W.L. Brown
Puyvsreran
Stu Ron
North Side Square
Hovermale
John A Hel
T &B. Narr
Farmers Bank of Unionville
the Mar
Haynes & Smith
Proprietors
Hays’ Drug Store
C. A. Hays
C.A. Hays
C.A. Hays’ Drug Store
iSeardully
Jersey
W. A. Goul
Umonville, Mo
Lion Coffee
Y Mall
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy
N.Y
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