J P Smith and Melvin Sweet Attend Iowa Brigade Reunion
Glenwood postmaster J P Smith and Worthington resident Melvin Sweet left Tuesday evening for Oskaloosa Iowa to join the Crockers Iowa Brigade reunion. The brigade spans from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean and meets biennially, with about 30 attendees expected.
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J. P. Smith
Glenwood
Melvin Sweet
Worthington
Oskaloosa
Jaws
Crockers Iowa Brigade
Mississippi River
Pacific Ocean
Glenwood Phonograph
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to cure catarrh as a constitutional disease, with a $100 reward for any case not cured. Advertisement notes internal use and blood impact, plus testimonials. Also notes Illinois State Treasurer paid $83,000 for troop transport and maintenance during race riots in Springfield.
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Illinois
Springfield
Foley Honey and Tar Declared Safe Under Pure Food Law
The statement announces Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy contains no opiates or harmful drugs, deemed safe for children. It also notes preventics candy cold cure tablets, advertised as safe and toothsome, sold in boxes of 48 for 25 cents, with no quinine or laxatives. An exchange mentions airship guarantees as a campaign issue.
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Foley
Campain
Dr Shoop Restorative and cures text in old ad page
An old advertisement promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative claiming it helps stomach heart and kidney ailments by addressing internal nerves. It markets bottles at 50 cents and one dollar with a trial offer and warns against stomach and nerve weakness. Also notes a lecture course for St John residents this winter.
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Colds
A. J. Nausbanni of Bateerile Indiana reports a summer cold lasting three months that disrupted work. He says a doctor’s prescription failed, several medicines worsened symptoms, but Foley’s Honey and Tar in the yellow package quickly cured him and his wife has had the same success.
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A. J. Nausbanni
Bateerile
Indiana
Foley
Yellow Fever Two Cases Reported Along Panams Canal Region
Two authenticated yellow fever cases are reported from the Panams Canal region, prompting health officials to monitor surrounding communities and reinforce preventive measures. The report characterizes the illness as a major public health concern in the area with potential spread considerations.
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Panams Canal
Kansas Wheat Output and Birthday News
E J Smiley, secretary of the Kansas Grain Dealers Association, reports Kansas produced 71 165 028 bushels of wheat on 6 744 300 acres. James J Hill of the Great Northern railroad marked his seventieth birthday last Wednesday. Sylodine advertised to cure Rheumatism and N Martin offered sale.
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E. J. Smiley
The
Kansas Grain Dealers’ Association
Kansas
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
They Take The Kinks Out
An advertise note claims Dr. King’s New Life Pills ease stomach liver and bowel kinks with no fuss. The tonic is offered as guaranteed at Noah Martin’s drug store for 25 cents. The passage also notes a count of eighty seven standard chicken varieties and many more promiscuous breeds in the United States.
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Dr. King
N .H. Brown
Pittsfield
Noah. Martin
United States
Whisky prescriptions and saloon reform efforts reported
The Shelby County Herald notes thirteen barrels of whisky prescribed in July across five drug stores under prescription. Dr Shoop s Cough Remedy is advertised with claims of healing and no opium or harsh additives. Edwardsville saloonkeepers adopt a reform slate system, denying service until offenders prove reformation.
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Shelby County Herald
Edwardsville
Nil
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised for ulcers and burns
Wegh Knockar of Reidsville North Carolina testifies that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures ulcers quickly with no scar. The product is guaranteed for piles sores and burns and sold at Nash Martin’s drug store. Union County Illinois marked the fiftieth Lincoln Douglas debate with a limestone monument and a gathering of fifty attendees recalling the event.
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J. C. Goodwin
Reidsville, N. C
Union County
Illinois
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Cholera Epidemic Fears Rise in Philippines
Reports warn of an imminent general cholera epidemic in the Philippines as authorities impose strict measures. Daily cases reach about twenty five, signaling grave public health concerns amid ongoing containment efforts.
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Philippines
Fragmented OCR Summary Missing Clear Event
The readable text is garbled and lacks coherent details. No identifiable people, places, dates, or events emerge to form a factual news item.
Compound Pills Tie Women to Unknown Ailment Cure
A distorted account describes a compound supposedly curing women of backaches and neural symptoms. The narrative claims men faced health issues and urges belief in the remedy, mentioning pain, dizziness, and a general sense of weakness without clear medical support.
Washington to Host Three-Week Crusade Against Consumption
Beginning last Monday and lasting three weeks Washington will host a crusade to eradicate consumption. Distinguished foreigners and American physicians and scientists will participate in the effort. Statistics show from one tenth to one eighth of the civilized population die from this disease.
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Washington
Big Republican Rally Planned in Kirksville with Hadley Speaker
A gale with heavy rain lashed Galveston. Telegraph and telephone wires suffered damage and rail connections were severed. In Kirksville a large Republican rally is planned for October 17 with Hon. Herbert Hadley as principal speaker.
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Galveston
T's
Kirksville
Herbert Hadley
Missouri Senate Hope Slippage Echoed by St Louis Debacle
A Kirkaville Journal editorial mocks Republican prospects in Missouri, arguing Democrats in St Louis will defeat them and even suggests a mythical “dead” vote bloc from Hades would be insurmountable. The piece reflects partisan rancor and sharp regional bias.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Hades
Kirkavilje Journal
HAWKING MACHINES Sects and public groups figure in reform era chatter
Fragmentary OCR discusses churches schools and public gatherings amid reform talk. It mentions thousands and a cryptic phrase about a figure Hyomel with unclear context and dates, hinting at social unrest and speculative projects.
Vineyard imagery and moral lessons on fruits of righteousness
A dense religious meditation contrasts God’s care for Israel as a vineyard with the failure to bear good fruit. It links divine guidance through law and worship to virtue, then notes the peoples’ response of wild grapes and gall. The piece cites Isaiah and warns against love of wealth and pleasure, urging abstinence and moral reform.
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David
Israel
B. C
Isaiah
Ashland
Boston
Catia
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