Physicians Split Over Cooper Remedies In St Louis
In St Louis on October 4 a medical debate emerged as Cooper's preparations drew immense sales. Some physicians credit the remedies for improving chronic conditions, while others call the craze a passing Cooper mania. One doctor praises evident improvements, another labels public enthusiasm a hallucination, and Cooper continues his daily meetings and charitable work.
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St. Louis
Cooper
J. K. Carass
Local residents visit city and head to Des Moines
Sherley Downs of Waterloo and Miss May Meyer of Grace Hill visited the city yesterday and shopped. Leonard George returned home to Shenandoah after a brief visit with cousin Wesley George. Eva Mouser of Wellman and Mrs. Finch of Iowa City joined Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell registered at the restroom Wednesday. Miss Margaret Cowden left for Des Moines to attend the state Christian Endeavor convention and visit relatives, with a short stay in Polk City before returning home.
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Sherley Downs
Waterloo
May Meyer
Grace Hill
Leonard George
Shenandoah
Wesley George
Eva Mouser
Wellman
Polk City
Government approves Foley’s Honey and Tar refund offer
Certification states all druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. Claims it stops coughs, heals lungs, prevents pneumonia and consumption, with no opiates. Warns genuine product is in a yellow package and warns against substitutes.
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Foley
Drunken farmer and wife wounded awaiting aid in hospital
In Litchfield Illinois on October 5 Alonzo Curtis a wealthy farmer living east of town attacked his wife with a butcher knife while she slept. Neighbors summoned aid as two daughters fled. Curtis then slashed his own throat and both are badly injured and in St Francis hospital in critical condition.
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Litchfield
St. Francis Hospital
Alonzo Curtis
Curtis
Tilishoro
Curti
Litchfield Hospital
Lle
Londonderry Warns Unionists on Home Rule Threat
Lord Londonderry urges Ulster Unionists to act to block home rule for Ireland warning that any move toward revolution or separation would endanger both Ireland and England. He calls at every by election for a clear focus on preserving the union.
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Lord Londonderry
Lord Heutenant
Ireland
Unionist Party
Ulster Unionist Council
Great Rainl
Treland
Enghind
Law of libel interpreted by Denver judge
Denver Oct 5 Judge Mullins dissolved a two week old restraining order against The Daily Mining Record ruling that a newspaper cannot be blocked from publishing libelous matter. Damages at law are the remedy for injured parties, not injunction. The ruling limits court power to restrain printing while allowing lawsuits for damages.
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Denver
John L Mullins
Denver District Court
Daily Mining Record
G. G. Rice
Mullins
Cleveland Urged as New Jersey Senator Candidate
The World suggests Grover Cleveland as a Democratic Senate candidate for New Jersey noting he would not actively seek election but would likely accept if the legislature elects him. The piece cites his history of public duty and past presidential service.
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the World
Grover Cleveland
New Jersey
United States
Meveland
Congress
White House
Cleveland
Stewart Guilty Of Stabbing In Boone County Court
Lebanon Ind October 5 James M Stewart son of a respected Boone County citizen was found guilty of stabbing Thomas Jones of Frankfort He was fined 1000 and costs and ordered jailed six months If unable to pay the fine imprisonment of about four years follows Battle Creek Mich October 5 Three men were killed instantly and a fourth fatally injured when their buggy was struck by a Grand Trunk switch engine at Main Street crossing Tomas White 23 was fatally injured and Thos Peterson 25 and Lewis Whitbey 24 died at the scene
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Lebanon
Ind
James M. Stewart
Boone County
Thomas Jones
Frankfort
Battle Creek, Mich
Thos. Peterson
Lewis Whitbey
Uomnas White
Grand Trunk
Treating Wrong Disease and Uterine Ailments
A medical advertisement claims many illnesses in women are caused by uterine disease. Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription is promoted as a scientific, safe tonic addressing the root cause, aiding nervous exhaustion and various distressing uterine symptoms. Pleasant Pellets are also advertised to aid digestion and liver function.
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Pierce
Plague Threat Warns of Coughs and Colds Remedy
Mrs. Geo Walls of Forest City Maine touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds claiming it ends them prevents pneumonia cures la grippe relieves asthma and flu makes weak lungs strong. Available 50 cents and 1.00 guaranteed by Stewart's drug store with trial bottle free.
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Stewart's Drug Store
Republicans caucus to nominate Franklin township ticket
Franklin and West Chester precinct Republicans set a caucus at Center school house in Franklin township to nominate a township ticket. Committeemen listed are Harry Kleese and J. D. Dayton. Meeting scheduled for Saturday evening October 6 at 8 o'clock.
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Franklin
West Chester
Franklin Township
Center School House
Harry” Kleese
J. D. Dayton
Cough Remedy Credited With Stopping Child’s Cough
Mrs Ora Bussard of Brubaker says a bout of pneumonia left her daughter with a severe cough. After using Chamberlains Cough Remedy the child stopped coughing and gained weight. The medicine is sold by Cooke and Sherman and Stewart's pharmacy.
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Ora Bussard
Brubaker
Cooke& Sherman and
Stewart’s*pharmacy
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