Uric acid and rheumatism cures offered in ad text
An advertisement explains why many patients suffer kidney and heart issues from uric acid in joints and muscles. Dr E G Shott of Des Moines cites a 4 page book on how uric acid travels, its forms, and factors like heat dampness and diet. It promotes Elimtans tum and Limuo remedies, with blood purifier claims, priced at $1 per bottle and includes a free book.
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E.G. Shott
Des Moines
Dr. Scott
E. Be, Conner & CO
Roosevelt Calls for Wage Aid for Injured Workers at Georgia Day
President Roosevelt urged new state and federal laws to compensation workers injured on the job, attacked railroad opposition to such measures, and called for stronger child labor controls. He spoke at Georgia Day ceremonies in Norfolk amid a sunny exposition program, stressing education, industrial training, and national unity.
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Norfolk
United States
Roosevelt
Georgia
Roswell
Hampton Roads
Exposition Grounds
National Editors’ Association
Stoosevelt
New York State
Washington
New York
W. N. Mitchell
Georgia Day Commission
South
Colony of Georgia
Mr. Rooseart
Wien
Ora
Senee
Congress
WANT JAP RIGHTS SAFEGUARDED
The progressive council adopted a resolution denouncing anti Japanese feeling on the Pacific coast led by San Francisco. It urged Washington to take proper steps to protect Japanese rights and property and to uphold treaty guarantees.
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Tokio
Council of the Progressives
Pacific
United States
San Francisco
Washington
America
Taft Speaks to Students at Wisconsin U Gym
Secretary of War William H. Taft addressed about 5 000 in the university gymnasium Madison at noon Monday. He was met with tumultuous applause. The audience included the state supreme court, many university students, legislators, and prominent Madison citizens. Introduced by President Charles R. Yanche, Wisconsin University.
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Taft
Madison
Wis
William H. Paft
State Supreme Epict
Charles R. Yanchise
Wisconsin University
Princess Anne Hotel Fire Destroys Norfolk Beach Resort
The famed Princess Anne hotel at Virginia Beach, built 25 years ago and famed as a handsome summer resort, was destroyed by a March Monday fire started in the kitchen from a defective flue. Two servants are believed dead. The building loss is $185,000 with $83,000 insured.
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Norfolk
Princess Anne
Virginia Beach
Middle Atlantic Seaboard
Renews Attack Upon the Alton Railroad Case
B N Zolline, former Chicago assistant counsel, refiled in Madison county circuit court at Edwardsville a year after a prior suit over the Alton railroad foreclosure. The earlier action saw Corporation Counsel James Hamilton Lewis jailed 60 days for contempt of court.
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Alton
Edwardsville
B. N. Zolline
Chicago
Madison County
Alton Railroad
James Hamilton Lewis
Grave of Turkish Admiral Michael Pasha Looted in Toulon
In Toulon on June 11, word spreads that thieves desecrated the late Turkish Admiral Michael Pasha’s grave and stole his body. It is believed they hoped to find valuable tomb jewels.
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Gene
Toulon
Michael Pasha
Cross-Examination in Orchard Case Cites Station Plot Claim
The Boise trial continues with Harry Orchard denying coaching as defense seeks to show the Independence station outrage was a fed plot. Orchard says Teatt Adams pulled the trigger before the train reached the station and recounts threats against former Gov. Peabody, who arrived in Boise. Steve Adams arrives under guard. Western Federation of Miners officials voice support for Moyer and Haywood.
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Boise
William 2D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Independence Station
Western Federation of Miners
Federation
Orchard
Teatt Adams
Friend
Sherman Parker
Bush
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Moyer Andaywood
Lyte Gregory
McParland
Hawley
Brighton
Canada
Gov. Peabody
Colorado
Gov. Gooding
Idaho
New York
Brooklyn
Steve Adams
Steve” Adams
Adams
John Worms
Wallace
Shoshone
Haywood, Mayer and Pettbone
Denver
Col
Ffteenth
Charles H. Moyer
Rotary
William D. Ha
Probe Conspiracy to Cheat Uncle Sam Exposed
Cincinnati reports an ongoing federal probe started by President Roosevelt direct order. Thirty two post office inspectors study alleged railroad post office corruption, saving the government over 2 million dollars annually. Inspectors from New York Indianapolis and more convened in Cincinnati with Holmes in charge.
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Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Post Office Department
Times-Star
Post Office
United States
Uncle Sam
Post Office Department of the
Chyelonail
Holmes
White House
Post oMee
Onough
TD. W. Peters
New York
J. H. Kline
Indianapolla
A. B. Britton
Chattamoza
C. A. Cisler
Auguala
Cortelyou
Washington
Meyer
Fast Office Department For Transportation
Ian
Aeronaut Drowns In River Near Granite Falls
John Puepura an Utica New York aeronaut employed by a carnival company operating in Granite Falls drowned after his parachute became tangled in ropes while ascending at six o clock The parachute rope entangled his arms and legs and he could not free himself as the balloon descended into the Minnesota river near the point His body was recovered Saturday confirming the fatal accident
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Granite Falls
Minn
John Puepura
Utica
N. Y
Minnesota
Puepura
Carnival
He Fired The Stick Healing Saga From North Carolina
An old patient praises Sifted Bucklaw Arnica Salve for curing a stubborn sore after years of failed treatments. The testimonial notes the product guaranteed at R G Miller's drug store and advertises DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills sold by EB EF Conner & Co as safe remedies for headaches.
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Bucklaw
J Garrett
North lx
N.C
R. G. Miller
DeWitt
EB. EF
Conner & Go
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Offer Promises Kidney Relief
Do you get up with a lame back This newspaper ad touts Kilmer's Swamp Root as a century’s medical triumph for kidney and bladder trouble including Bright's Disease It claims prompt cures and offers a free sample bottle and a book by mail to readers who write They urge mentioning the paper and provide a Binghamton New York address for Dr Kilmer and Co
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Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bing- Bikini Hamion
N.Y
Frood
Dr. Kilmer
Binghampton
Avery Vottle
Chamberlain's Salve Cures Tetter for Amond Woman
A Lady customer endured two or three years of tetter until one box of Chamberlain's Salve cured her. The medicine earns splendid local satisfaction. Sold by E. Conner & Co. and advertised by M. H. Rodney & Co.
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Ourr
Chamberlain
M. H. Rodney &Co
Amond
Ala
E. Conner & Co
No Greater Mistake To Dismiss Disease Evidence
An advertisement urges serious regard for disease evidence and warns against ordinary medicines. It promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 5 cents, available as tea or tablets through mail order and druggists, with references to RR HW Miler.
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Hollister
Dr Shoop Cataarrh Remedy Free Trial Offer
A free trial sized box of Dr Shoop Cataarrh Remedy promises instant relief for catarrh of the nose and throat. The ad cites ingredients such as oil eucalyptus thymol and menthol and invites readers to request the free sample by mail to Shoop Racine Wisconsin with large jar priced at 60 cents and sold by dealers.
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Dr. Shoop
Re. Shoop
Racine
Wis
Rocky Mountain Tea Appears in Advertisement
An old advertisement promotes Hellluter's Rocky Mountain Tea by claiming it as a world thinking medicine and remedy trusted by doctors and widely used among friends, attributed to R. Miller with a promotional slogan about its prescription appeal.
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Hellluter
R. . Miller
Remarkable Rescue in Fedora Tenn C V Pepper’s Claim
C V Pepper writes he lay bedridden with lung hemorrhages when doctors failed. After starting Dr King’s New Discovery, he reports instant relief, rapid cessation of coughing and bleeding, and returning to work within three weeks. Guaranteed for coughs and colds. R A Millar’s drugstore sells 50c and 1 options, trial bottle free.
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Hetlon
Sfatte
Fedora
Tenn
C. V. Pepper
Dr. King
R. A. Millar
Local Wisconsin Man Praises DeWitt Kidney Pills
Bert Barbor of Biton Wisconsin says DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills have worked better than any other medicine for backache weak kidneys and bladder irritation. He reports continued use after a week trial and notes availability through EB Y Conner & Co.
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Bert Barbor
Biton
Wis
Bays
Tam
Mr. Arbor
DeWitt
EB. Y. Conner & Co
DeWin’s Carbolized Witch Salve advertised as best remedy
Worseratehas burns cuts insect bites and many hurts common to prairie families. DeWith’s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is promoted as soothing cooling and cleansing. Sold by U. Can ner & 30.
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DeWith
DeWin's
U. Canner & 30
Baseball Season Offer From The Daily Register and Leader
The Daily Register and Leader offers new subscribers a baseball season through October 10, 1907 for $1.50 or Daily and Sunday 62.24. The paper covers all baseball news for Iowa fans with full box scores from Western and Towa leagues daily. The offer invites readers to subscribe now and receive the exclusive features.
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Daily Register and Leader
Register and Leader
Iowa
Register and Leader Co
Des Moines
Roomy Town Plot Offers Building Sites Near Woods
A spacious area partly wooded suitable for poultry, orchard, or garden. Describes a beautiful, picturesque locality with room for four building sites. Few figures noted. inquiries directed to the office.
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