Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's ailments
Forty years ago Dr R V Pierce sought remedies for female suffering after noting mistreatment. He identified Lady's Slipper Root, Rack Goddsh Root, Unicorn Root, Blue Cubysh Root, Golden Seal Root and refined them into Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Testimonials claim corset pressure caused abdominal strain and improved with the remedy. Also promoted are Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a laxative for delicate women and a free copy of the Common Adviser.
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Critchfield Aide Weybrecht Hinted as Ohio Adjutant General
Local guardsmen discuss Col Weybrecht of Alliance former major and lieutenant colonel and adjutant general candidate to succeed Critchfield in Ohio. Weybrecht popular with Democrats and Herrick allies,Critchfield a strong Republican. office duties may deter Weybrecht. Military leaders statewide follow the possible transition.
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Series of Sermons by Rev J M Shellugbarger
A two month sermon series by Church of Christ pastor Rev J M Shellugbarger. Morning topics include Jehovah's Purpose and Worship with dates from Nov 12 to Dec 17. evening lessons cover sin, reading the Bible, conversions, and the significance of the man at Jordan with December 31 finale.
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Man Recovers from Scrofula After Six Bottles, Virginia
A dying patient with scrofula, who had nearly given up, reports a dramatic recovery after taking six bottles of a treatment, continuing for six months and totaling about fifteen bottles, credited to a cure in Montgomery, Virginia. The account describes rapid deterioration before the remarkable improvement.
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Local clubs and society notes from Smithville area
The week’s items include the Monday club meeting with Bis Orley on a November Monday, the Fortnightly Musical club entertained by Misa Lilian Miller and Miss Ethel Fultz, and a Cleveland wedding for Gerry A Gallagher to Mrs Heitman. Various church groups held meetings with lessons, reports, and music. A Martin Club “Good Time Party” hosted a humorous eight course crackers feast with Republican innuendo.
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Muale
Harry Miller
Akron
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Foimbelle
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H. A Rowe
Edith Lotton
Grace Marchand
Delia Dice
Mre. Kramer
N. Larwil&i
Kiss Ism
Mies Grace Marchand
Marty McClarran
H Me
Sarah Ferman
Mies Vella Dice
Lara Myers
Kramer
Allsauive
Wooster Isnration
Martin Club
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Martial Law For Poland Spurs Political Tensions In Russia
Officials in St Petersburg and Moscow monitor rising nationalist strife in Poland and labor unrest as Count Witte forms a cabinet. The government pledges firm action to quell disorders while constitutional democrats view the ministry as temporary and insufficient for parliamentary aims. A special inquiry is promised into recent outrages amid cautious measures to restore order.
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Etael Christy to wed Myr Batterson
Social notes report the engagement of Ethel J Christy to Myr George A Batterson a Portsmouth attorney announced at Mrs Ella Christys six oclock dinner on North Buckeye Street. Guests listed include Ethel Christy and several Misses. A musical play titled A Trip to the Moon is planned by the St James church Tucker society for February with anticipated strong reception.
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Wooster
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Son Lost Mother to Consumption, Harmony Man Reveals
E B Reid of Harmony Maine writes that consumption runs in the family and claims his mother died from it. He credits a new discovery for lung health that saved him from serious trouble though his mother's death remains a sad loss.
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Government Seeks to Improve Consular Service Rules
Washington nov 11 the president acting on secretary root announced two new rules to improve the diplomatic and consular services the first requires any applicant for secretary of embassy or legation to know a language besides English and to be examined for competence the consular rule amends the prior exam criteria and aims to reduce political patronage and place promotion on merit
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Hood's Pills Promise Cure All Based on Testimony
The advertisement asserts Hood's Pills cure scrofula eruptions catarrh rheumatism dyspepsia and nervous trouble by building confidence that what Hood's Pills have done for others will do for you. The copy relies on testimonial rhetoric and lists multiple ailments to imply broad effectiveness.
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Hyomei advertised with money-back guarantee
Jaubach and Boyd promote Hyomei as a cure for catarrh and respiratory issues in Woostr. The complete outfit costs $1 and includes an inhaler and drops. If Hyomei does not cure, the firm refunds the purchase price. The ad claims the mist cleans airways and strengthens organs, promising relief from catarrh of the head throat and other areas. 09521
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