Mi o na flesh-building remedy advertised by Laubach & Boyd
An old promotional notice touts Mi-o-na as a flesh-building treatment offered by Laubach & Boyd. It promises to increase flesh, relieve stomach troubles, restore health and strength, and guarantees a full refund if not successful after regular use. The ad claims the product works with meals to aid digestion and improve facial fullness and bodily appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laubacht & Boyd
Mubach & Boyd
Hye Laubch & Boyd
Laubach & Boyd
Ita
Gay Laubach & Boyd
Hotels Brace for St Louis World’s Fair Visitors
A prepared guide shows St Louis hotels with over 21 000 beds ready for the exposition. Rates are guaranteed not to rise from the prior year, and the city lists additional lodging capacity including 80 000 more via new hotels and boarding houses. Public transport routes to fair entrances are mapped and a reader can obtain the booklet from the Pennsylvania Lines.
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St. Louisa
Fai
St. Louis
Restauraate
Press Points and Political Quips From Across Papers
A collage of satirical headlines and brief notes from various papers. It mocks delays in legacy settlements and tariff talks with Joe Chamberlain, hints at cross party misalignments, and riffs on Roosevelt, Dowie, and Bryan. It notes Peary roads, Langley’s budget, and Dooley’s Oregon mine venture, finishing with Fairbanks as Roosevelt’s quiet-running ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bison
Mey
Joe Chamberlain
Baltimore Herald
Schwab
Denver
Elijah
Roosevelt
Zion
Denver News
War Department
Potomac
Langley
Kansas City Journal
M. Dooley
Finley P. Dunnne
Dooley
Oregon
Dunn
Chicago
Rtcord- Herald. i
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Pleases Children in Maryland
Mr W L Abderick of Poolesville Maryland praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as pleasant to take and safe for children after using it for years. The formula uses granulated leaf agar and maple syrup like flavor notes and is sold by all grocers.
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W. L. Abderick
Poolesville
Grobelte
J. Pierpont Morgan
Milwaukee Sentinel
Schwabfeta
Denver Republican
H & C Excursions Offer Low Fares This Fall
On the first and third Tuesdays through Nov 17 1903 the B and O will sell one way settlers tickets to south and southeast and round trip home seekers tickets to south southeast west and northwest at reduced rates. One way second class colonist tickets at very low rates to intermediate points and to Chicago return trip limited to Dec 7 with stopovers allowed. Train to Chicago Nov 29 30 and Dec 1 at one fare plus round trip. Stock show.
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Northwest
California
Chicago
College Athletics Reform and its Impact on Education
A compilation of quotes and excerpts from multiple papers criticizing modern athletics in colleges. It highlights concerns about gate receipts driving programs, diminishing study values, and advocates returning athletics to a wholesome, participation-focused purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Ohio
Hanna
King Edward
London Times
Washington Post
Harper
University of Chicago
Baltimore Sun
Italian workers clash near iron plant. arrests follow
A Wednesday afternoon riot by about two dozen Italian section hands along the B and O railroad near the Rs public Iron and Steel plant led to arrests of Jule Tossey Mark Simonett and Enrego Conde after Chief Ertle and Officer Browns berger responded. The foreman Charles Ross fled but avoided injury. costs of $4 were paid and the case dismissed. Chamberlain's Pain Balm advertised for relief.
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Massillon
Box Ars
B.é& O
Rs Public Iron and Steel Company
Ertle
Brownsberger
Jule Tossey
Mark Simonett
Enrego Conde
Peete
Sterling
Pittsburg
Sterlng
Ross
Little
Italy
Grouips Ress
Price reduced offer for agricultural weekly trial copy
An offer to obtain a free specimen copy of the New York Tribune Farmer by sending one cent to the New York Tribune Farmer in New York City. The paper costs 1.00 yearly, with a bundled deal through Wooster Republican at 1.50 for a full year paid in advance. Also mentions Dean's Olayment for scalp eczema at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune Farmer
New York City
the Wooster Republican
The
Republican
S. T. Swarts
Dean
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure touted for digestion relief
An ad extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as restoring stomach function by supplying digestive juices, relaxing nerves, and resting inflamed muscles. It claims the product digests food, aids digestion, and turns meals into nourishment, with testimonials and pricing notes from a local drugstore.
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Krieger
Kasily
Doan
Imetamt
Reiie
Akemy Drug Store
E. 0. Dewitt & CO
Onlenge
Kreiger
Fire Kills Nine Miners at Kearsarge Mine
Virginia City November 7 Nine miners died in a fierce fire at the Kearsarge gold mine eight miles from town. Superintendent R B Turner entered the tunnel to warn entombed men and lost his life, aiding in the rescue as rescuers recovered seven bodies and faced uncertain total deaths. The mine belonged to United States Senator Millard of Nebraska and was valued near one million dollars.
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Mr. Bryan
Mr. Roosevelt
Watterson
United States
Memphis
Senator Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Virginia Cry Mont
Kearsarse
R. B. Turner
Tobin
Millard
Nebraska
Turner
Signals and posts in Alaska complete new telegraph lines
General Greely reports that the U S army telegraph system in Alaska is finished, totaling 1740 miles. He commends Captain Burnett for leading the work on routes once deemed impracticable. Wireless telegraph experiments are planned between St Michael and Nome, about 108 miles apart.
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Washington
General Greely
United States Army
Secretary of War
St Michael and
Nomie
Blame the Flagman in Washington Crossing Crash
Trenton Nov 1 coroner jury reports on the October 17 wreck on the Belvidere division of the Pennsylvania caused 17 deaths and 40 injuries. Verdict places blame on Jacob Satma Hagman of the wrecked work train for not backing far enough to warn the second train. Conductors of both trains are censured for not ensuring the second train could stop at Washington's crossing.
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Trenton
Washington’s Crossing
Belvidere Division
Pennsylvania
Jacob Satma
Hagman
May Withhold Report From Bristow Inquiry
Washington November 5 Postmaster General Payne met the president and submitted the abstract of Bristow may fourth assist ant report on postal investigation. The 12 000 word abstract exists with no fixed publication date and legal officers weigh whether to release full text amid ongoing court cases. Yonkers burglary charged Stahinecker Jr son of former mayor and congressman held on 300 bail for grand jury on third degree burglary charges.
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Washington
Payne
White House
Bristow
Yonkers
N. Y
William’ Gg? Stahinecker, Jr
Stahinecker
Sheld
Social Notes From Wooster Gatherings and Parties
The Lady Maccabees and many Wooster social groups held Friday gatherings with sewing parties, entertainments, and suppers. Guests included Miss Anita Firestone of Columbus and Miss Jessie Wiggins of Altoona, with numerous dances and refreshments. A surprise party honored the Johnston boys, and a High street gathering hosted the Queen Esther circle’s program with Alaska and Pacific Coast topics. The week featured engagements, a church supper, and club meetings ahead of upcoming events.
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Amy Morrison
State Snyder
Holidaysburg
Jessie Wiggins
Altoona Pa
Snyder
Wigxins
Wooster
Tne
Birde Eberhart
Beta Nu
Johnston
High Street
Max
Clifford
Brooks
Dudley
Poys
Lacy M Kinney
Anita Firestone
Columbus
Ida and
Della Cuppex
Fesler Brothers
Ivan
Adelia
Clarissa Annat
Kelby
Fredericksburg
Queen Esther
Etella Kean
Alaska
Margaret McArthur
Pacific Coast
Cora Bixler
Kate Bucher
Made Lawrence
Grace Warner
Fred Heim Snyper
Tires
Eet
Bertha Erleperman
Ond
Philip Ellspermat
B Chancello
Hyomei Claims Cure for Catarrh Without Drugs
An ad touts Hyomei as a complete air therapy that reaches deep into the lungs to kill catarrh germs, promising permanent cures with four daily breathings and weeks of use. The kit costs $1 and includes an inhaler, Hyomei bottle, and dropper, with additional bottles available.
Wayne County Inventor Receives U S Patent Grant
Charles Burnett of Shreve Ohio reports a United States patent grant for his improved fat cutter device. The invention, aided by attorney Judge HB Swartz, is praised for labor savings in rendering lard and butchering. Tests reportedly demonstrate simple construction and effective operation, with high praise from users. Burnett’s patent application moved unusually quickly.
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Charles Burnett
Shreve, O
United States
HB. Swartz
Burnett
Doan's Kidney Pills Claim Long Cure From Kidney Pain
In a 1908 interview Mr Van Nest of West Liberty Street recounts a dramatic kidney pain cure after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He says the remedy gave a radical, lasting benefit beyond a temporary fix and cites multiple letters from Wauster residents seeking confirmation of the cure. For sale by all dealers at 66 56 cents a box.
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Wooter
J P von Nest
West Liberty St
Dean
Frater Milburn Co
Doan
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North Pole
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Goressesfor
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Dr. Wood
Green
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Booker Washington
Memphis News
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New York World
Chamberlain
Post & Bliss
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Price Reduc.d
Pan “A
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Thomas F
Lemars National Bank
Piaid
Birmingham
Als
Laporte
Ind
Indiana
South Bend
Social Notes
Lady Maccabees
Win Barnard
Melva Caswell
Medmnai
Travelers’ Club
H W Lowry
W. PF. Koller
Mias Ellaperman
Yue
Totawlay Ein
Ben Peopsius
Buckeye Street
Praeaet
Janes Buckas
St Paul, Minn
Mra M. J Boost
Cleveland University
Hill
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Mytter
Hiaty
Gusshe Street
Housekeepers’ Club
Fred Heim
Blowwington
Samuel Davidson
Ezra Lytle
Weber
Zeno Reese
Evetom
Classics Club
Migs Vollrath
Beall Avenue
Gatarrh
Wayne County
Toastline
Tonsilise Company
Cantea
Obto
Hile
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Wayne Co
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