Nerve Pills Promised to Restore Energy and Health
An advertisement touts Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Pills as a cure-all that restores nerve energy, strength, and vigor for worn-out people. It includes testimonial claims from Mrs. Ella Smith of Newark New York and Mrs. Hopry White of Washington Indiana and notes the product costs 50 cents a box from Buffalo makers.
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Newark
N.Y
Ella Smith
Miller St
N. Y
A. W.chase
Hopry_ White
New St. Washington
Ind
4.W. Chase
Jones Drug Store
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N
A. W. Chase M. D
Hunt's Digestive Tablets Offer Daily Stomach Relief
Digestive tablets claim to boost natural stomach and bowel function with one tablet daily before breakfast. The treatment is advertised as a constitutional remedy for stomach trouble, systemic catarrh, bad breath, nerves, and multiple organ concerns, with prices for 6 and 16 week courses and mail order options. Sale points include Washington Indiana at The Farmers Drug Store.
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Washington
Ind
Farmers Drug Store
Travel agents offer 1903 summer rates to Burlington
The notice invites inquiries to Burlington Agents for rates and routes for a possible trip, promising full advice. It cites E. Mituat and L. Waxecer, traveling officials in St. Louis. The ad concludes with a drugstore promotion for Dean's Ointment as a skin itch remedy.
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Burlington
E. Mituat
L. W. Waxecer
Pass
Pins Street
St. Louis
Farmers Demand Labor and Bankers Debate Elastic Currency
Readers see a Washington Post summary of farm labor shortages as crops rise and farmers seek help from city workers. The Chicago Tribune weighs elastic currency via asset notes, warning of inflation risks and potential panics if misused. Arkansas growth and immigration prospects in the Missouri Pacific era are also noted.
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Washington Post
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Iowa
Michigan
Ilinois
Kansas
Missouri
Virginia
South
The
Chicago Tribune
Arkansas
G. A. A. Dean
Missouri Pacific Railway
Little Rock
Ark
Bo Meek
Missouri Pacific
Old Pica Poised For Farewell In Neshoba Note
A retrospective column bids farewell to Old Pica, a long serving plea type in the Neshoba Democrat. The piece recalls its postwar apprenticeship, fierce political labor, and sentimental role shaping public sentiment while joking about its faults and a pension.
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Neshoba
Miss
Democrat
Neshoba County
Old Plest
Cleopatra
Old Pica
Ife
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Washington Resident
Benjamin Tolson of 304 East 13th Street, a city fire department member, says Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble and back pain after four boxes bought at Hoosier Drug Store. He reports improved sleep, energy, and ability to work, with credit to the remedy. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Koster Milburn Co. is sole US agent.
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Washington
Doan
Benjamin Tolson
East 13Th Street
N. Y
United States
Doan's
Heath remedies and cures from early advertisements
A collage of 19th century medical ads tout Foley's Kidney Cure and Electric Bitters for kidney and stomach ailments, Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh, Dr. Howler's Extract of Wild Strawberry, Mother Gray's Sweet Powder for children, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve for wounds. Mentions traveling harms to kidneys and general tonics.
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Dr. A. W. Chase
Washington Street
Buffalo
Hunt
Ieeea
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Samuel PO Panpken
Geeehouse
Signature of
New York
Bears
Castoria
Gil
Dean
A. A
Herren, Finch, Ark
Foley
Smth & & Win
OLD Pica’ Faithful Service
Firm Foundation
Hwantep
Earl Stimson
Seventh Street
J.nojones
Qruggist
Gro. H. Hansan
Lima
Smith & Winton
A.lesaon
Smith & Wiston
Baptist
U. S
Ely Brothers
Warren I Strest
New Kerk
Eelps Thair
Thomas’ Electric
Charlton Nursery Co
Rochester
Butklen
Bunny
J. N. Jones
Dini
New Troy
Cor
Oth
Walnut Streets
Indiana
New Troy Laundry
Edison
Edison Phonograph
Enerert
A. Brayn and Co
Hatfield & Palmer Co
Dick Gooldy
Trondona
Chichester
Ysk
A. B. Knapp
E. Main