Strength the key to beating disease says Pierce ad
In this 19th century advertisement a Dr. Pierce claim promotes Golden Medical Discovery to cure bronchitis cough weak lungs and consumption by strengthening the lungs. A testimonial from J W Howerton of Bigfall Tennessee describes eight years of illness and recovery after seven bottles. The notice offers free copies of The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser and details mailing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Howerton
Bigfall
Hancock Co
Tenn
Dr. Pierce
Ian
Ike
Doctor Pierce
People’s Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Kinsey & Co Teas and Coffees Offer a Taste Test
Kinsey and Company invites customers to try their brands of tea and coffee promising a pleasant, refined tasting experience. The promotion highlights a selection of beverages and emphasizes quality.
Personal News Briefs From The Herald
Mr. Fred Pennington and wife left Tuesday for the Sound. Pearl and Arthur Taylor went Sunday to Prosser for the Fourth. Mr. Leeper from Douglas County, Oregon visits. Geo Farrah and wife head Sunday to Vancouver via The Dalles to stay with relatives. Frank Wheeler leaves Sunday for Portland for a directors meeting of the cured fruit association. Dr. E. G. Pugsley of Walla Walla spends Sunday in the city en route to Seattle to visit his son. A. F. Diteman sold 61 head of cattle at 35 per head. stock shipped to Olympia. Fred Cline of the First National Bank travels to Ontario, Canada, returning about the 15th. Mrs. Joseph Keffer of Tampico injured in a horse accident. both bones of left leg broken. J. G. Boyle returns as Republic reporter. Haworth rests on the Sound. Henry H. Schott Company articles of incorporation filed. capitalization 50000. trustees Schott, Moore, Berens Jr. Three Indian caravan with ponies left for Seattle. parade participants plan a Wild West show. Roy Aiken, former Centennial proprietor, in town awaiting a letter before heading to Nome. Frank Holt of Toppenish visits North Yakima. six hundred acres in reservation wheat, oats, barley. harvesting under way. C. A. Foresman, Idaho U.S. marshal, loses a prisoner near Mabton. one escaped Celestial injured badly. Charles Barnett sentenced to five years for rape. witness asked about marriage, she refused. Bertha Unger, 16, now a county charge as the case unfolds. Scientific notes claim dandruff remedy with Newbro’s Herpicide. ads tout De Witt’s Little Early Risers.
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C. A. Foresman
Idaho
U.S
Mabton
Marshal Dilley
Charles Barnett
Bertha Unger
I. M. Krotz
Barnett
Mr. Krotz
Sindall
Bertha
California Consolidated Petroleum offers 30 day redemption policy
The company pledges to redeem treasury stock on demand within thirty days at 50 cents per share and refund money on installment purchases within thirty days of first payment. Investors may use Los Angeles National Bank to hold funds in trust for thirty days with certificate delivery by return mail.
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California Consolidated Petroleum Company
Treasury
Los Angeles National Bank
Los Angeles
California
California Consolidated Petroleum CO
Los Angeles Times
Times
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Kinsey & Co
Standard
Ol Co
Catarre
Ely
Phavrever
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Yakima
Yakima County
J. T. Foster
Janeck’s Drug Store
Herald’s
Fred Pennington
Sound
Pearl
Arthur Taylor
Prosser
Mr. Leeper
E. W. R., Harley
George Taylor
Douglas County
Oregon
Geo
Farrah
Wife
Vancouver
Wash
Dalles
Frank Wheeler
Portland
The
Cured Fruit Association
E. G. Pugsley
Walla Walla
City
Seattle
A. F. Diteman
Chas. Powell
Powell
Olympia
Fred Cline
First National Bank
Ontario
Canada
Joseph Keffer
Tampico
J.G. Boyle
Republic
Mr. Haworth
Henry H. Schott
North Yakima
E. B. Moore
Mathias Berens Jr
Roy Aiken
Centennial
Nome
Mr. Aiken
Dawson
Frank Holt
Toppenish
North
Newbro
de Witt
Queitt & Ayres Drug Co
Mulhollan
Grocers
Yakima Ave
Frank Nagler
Reis Bros’ Fine Pipes
Foley
W. L. Yancy
Paducah, Ky
Kentucky
A. D. Sloan
Muir Fy
H. L. Tucker
Mendel
Agence Es Rew
Cos
A.D. Sloan
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