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Newspaper
Upper Des Moines Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
6
An advertisement fragment touts a gentle remedy called Dr. King's New Life for regularity. It claims 25 cents and guarantees customer satisfaction, attributed to Miller's drug store as the seller.
A fragmented notice mentions disturbance by coughing last Sunday and promotes medicines from E.E. Conner & Co. It lists Foley's and Burdock Blood Bitters, Dean's Oil and Ointment, and endorsements by Hon. R. Garrett, mayor of Ard, Alabama, urging readers to seek relief for stomach pain constipation and other ailments.
Mrs. William McKinley died at 1 05 Sunday afternoon after a long illness. President Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks sent telegrams of condolence. Plans form for funeral in Canton with President to attend. Mausoleum ceremony to follow in Monument Hill. Governor Harris and state officers likely to attend.
A blaze on Monday caused about 100000 dollars in damage to the top floor of the Oaks and Calhoun building at Main street east Rochester. Smoke and water from the fire affected adjacent structures, though Oaks Calhoun and the National clothing store suffered the most.
Arkansas Governor Jon R. Little suffered heart failure at home in Greenwood on Saturday night and remains in critical condition. Robert McFarlane, a longtime associate, said Monday at 12 30 that the governor could not possibly recover, indicating a dire outlook.
Revolt spreads in Wongkong Aping district Chinchu prefecture as civil and military officials are killed and yars burned. Italian guards move toward outbreak scene while police curb excesses. Canton reports two Chinese warships Li with Kwangtah and Meefoo heads to scene. Kwantung province, Canton and Hongkong crucial in regional unrest. German mission at Lienchow destroyed. gunboats dispatched. Americans note Presbyterians stationed at Lienhow.
A Monday fire in Wyoming wiped out the city hall and all city records, with some office fixtures of occupants also burned. Part of the fire apparatus survived but the department remains under protection. Loss estimated at about 12000 dollars.
King Frederick hosted a farewell dinner for retiring American minister Mr. O'Brien and his wife in Copenhagen. The occasion marked Mr. O'Brien's departure as he had been named American ambassador to Tokyo. Queen Louise and the royal family attended, with the king expressing personal regret at the couple's departure.
Amherst college faculty names Prof. Wil Ham FR to head the new agricultural education department to begin in the fall term. The department will promote agriculture as both art and science at Amherst, reflecting a broader effort to advance rural education and farming instruction.
Dallas reports Ald funds flowing from all parts of Texas to Wig Point and Emory after a destructive Saturday tornado. Four people were killed at each town and property damage is heavy. The Vexgs Fed Groves society is assisting the families.
Columbus, Galt It Safe and Sound May 23. After two hours of acrimonious debate the Presbyterian general assembly adopted a temperance policy declaring permanent committees shall not engage in political work and endorsing the American Anti-Saloon League as a safe effective temperance organization. The assembly praised the league and pledged cooperation within church rules.
Former United States Senator John Patton of Michigan died Friday in Grand Rapids after a bout with typhoid fever He had recently returned from Aiken South Carolina where he sought health He was born October 30 1850 in Curwensville Pa and came to Grand Rapids in 1878 He attended Yale College class of 1875 and Columbia Law School He practiced law and was appointed U S senator from Michigan in 1894 to fill Stockbridge vacancy serving about one year He is survived by his widow and three sons.
May 27 Emory Texas report details a tornado destroying parts of the town. Fatalities include Willer Martin 45 Mrs Burkhaltey 40 Harvey 40 and three unnamed Black individuals. Serious injuries to Miss Simmons 20 Miss Cora York and Miss Belle York along with six other whites. Between 0 and 40 Black people injured. Two river steamers burned nearby Gallipolis Ohio.
Special Judge Rodwine refused to preside over the trials of Judge Hargis and alleged conspirators in the Dr. Cox murder case. Gov Beckham must appoint another judge, delaying proceedings until October unless a summer term is granted. The court ordered notice to be sent to the governor to name a replacement. Also, reports from Jackson say Richard Croker and his wife may have reconciled after years apart, with Croker residing at the Democratic Club prior to his return to private life.
Columbus May 28 The Ohio Oil Company led by John D Archibald of New York a Rockefeller lieutenant paid 10000 into the state treasury Monday under the Willis law tax on corporations It stands as one of the largest fees ever paid The companys capital stock is 10000000 dollars
The Tren Springs hotel, a large summer hotel at Manitou, was destroyed by fire Monday. Estimated loss is $76,000. The hotel had not yet opened for the season. The regular house employees were the only people in the building and escaped without injury.
Flooding from burst Danube dams devastates Stndolsgnad district with 260 houses collapsed. German and Hungarian authorities report widespread damage as troops aid stranded residents and provide relief.
Madison Wisconsin May 28 the state assembly passed a bill prohibiting tobacco use by boys under 16 without opposition. The action reflects legislative intent to curb underage smoking amid growing public health concerns.
Testimonials from users across Maryland praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Msr EK Phillips of Barclay shares that his two year old daughter has used the remedy since infancy for colds and that Phillips himself recovered quickly from a severe cold after using it. Sold locally by E. E. Conner & Co.
A Henrietta Pennsylvania parent reports a five year eczema ordeal of a young boy. After unsuccessful visits to two doctors, Morris Millar’s drug store recommends Miley Bitters and the family notes marked improvement after using several bottles, claiming a complete cure.
In New England notes Alvin H. Stimpson of Williamatic Connecticut credits Foley's Kidney Cure with his recovery after prior remedies failed. He says four bottles ended his kidney trouble and left him entirely well, free from suffering. Conner & Co.
An old advertisement asserts backaches signal kidney problems and promotes Dawit's Kidney and Bladder Pills as prompt relief for weak kidneys, bladder inflammation, and urinary troubles, sold by H. B. Conner & Co.
A newspaper advert explains how to test kidney health with a water sample and sediment. It touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, bladder, and urinary issues and offers free samples and a mailed book from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
The Daily Register and Leader offers new subscribers a baseball season deal until October 10, 1907 at $1.50 or Daily and Sunday for 62.2. The newspaper promises all baseball news and gossip from Town Jens with box scores from Western and Texas leagues daily as an exclusive feature. Also notes Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointment for piles with quick relief.
Italian and French fashion figures abandon corsets and take up modeling roles in a trend noted with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. The new image emphasizes face and form as social tastes shift toward bodied presentation and beauty standards.
An ad promises free samples of Preventica and a book on Colds mailed on request by Dr Shoop of Ruasine Wisconsin. It claims Preventics are candy tablets that prevent colds when taken early at the sneezing stage and says they are safe with no quinine or laxatives. Sold by dealers.
Notice to customers from B B Conner & Co at 180 Sullivan St Claremont NH proclaims Fol ey's Honey and Tay safe under the National Pure Food and Drug Law and recommends it for children and adults. The firm includes testimonial from Mrs Joyce praising Moley’s Kidney Cure for long kidney trouble and notes DaWt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve treats surface and deeper skin issues with broad uses.
An OCR fragment touts Hor Holtialews Rocky Mountain Tea offered by R. H. Miller. The line claims the tea is a choice fruit substitute, stating “Of all the fruits there are in the land” and positions the product as a preferred remedy.
Plunk Missouri merchant G W Cloyd recalls a four year old accident when a firearm breached his thumb. He refused amputation, treated with Bucklen's Amica Salve found at R H Millers Drug Store for 25 cents, and recovered.
Orino Taxativerruli Syrup is promoted as mild and pleasant tasting for women and children. It claims to be preferable to purgatives like pills and tablets and offers a booklet with a sample. Conner & Co.
Property offers several acres partly wooded suitable for poultry orchard garden with space for four building sites. Describes as beautiful picturesque locality with room for expansion. Inquire at this office.
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