Peruna Believes Spring Catarrh Relief
Letters from readers praise Peruna for catarrh relief with quick health improvements. Dora Tayden of Washington DC reports rapid betterment after use, while N P Lawler of Pittsburg Kansas recalls severe cold leading to catarrh and speedy recovery after starting Peruna.
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Feruna
Miss Dora
Tayden
Washington, D.C
6Th St., S. W
N. P. Lawler
N. Broad W. Pittsburg
Kas
Chamois Skins From Sheep in U S Trade
A United States consular report explains that many so called chamois skins are oil tanned sheep or lamb skins. Supply is limited and yearly Swiss crops yield about 5 000 to 6 000 skins. Chamois skins are heavier and coarser, favored for strength while oil tanned linings suit ordinary use and appearance.
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United States
Switzerland
Kite Deviator Enables Safe Kite Control in France
A French device called a deviator achieves controlled kite flight within prescribed limits. A severe Royan test on France’s east coast demonstrated the system’s potential for life saving purposes.
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France
Royan
Shoes and foot ease ad claims cure for painful feet
A vintage advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease for curing painful swollen feet and easing new shoes. It claims to relieve sweating and smarting feet and warns against substitutes. Sample free available by mail from A. S. Olmsted in Le Roy, New York.
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Allen
A. S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Prince Waldemar Avid Boxing Prince of Denmark
Prince Waldemar of Denmark, age 9, is described as fond of boxing and always ready to put on the gloves. His status as a capital boxer highlights his notable interest in the sport.
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Prince Fond
Prince Waldemar
Denmark
Oklahoma Postmasters Appointed and Prosperity Notes
Driftwood Frank Traverse Tivoli and Jacob Wyman named postmasters in Oklahoma. A million dollar fire did not stop cotton buying in Chickasha. Shawnee papers attack a humane society organizer accused of feathering his own nest. Twin births on a new estate farm. twin calves and twin colts reported. Texas and Kansas fruit crops short. Oklahoma growers expect high fruit prices. Stillwater’s last saloon closed April 15 after a day of record business.
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Oklahoma
Driftwood
Frank _ Traverse
Tivoli
Jacob Wyman
Stillwater
Potatoes Cover 5000 Acres In Pottawatomie County
Pottawatomie County holds about 5000 acres of potatoes valued at 300000 dollars and estimated to produce 1200 carloads while green bugs cannot reach the fields. Kansas City enters competition with Tulsa for the Republican national convention.
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Pottawatomie County
Kansas City
Tulsa
Election Called in Cement for First Monday in May
Cement town board schedules a May election and a cross party citizens ticket is nominated at a meeting. The process proceeds with nonpartisan participation across political lines and local civic involvement remains high.
Young Peacemaker Clemons Died in Quarrel at Jenks
The body of Chauncey Clemons who was shot while acting as peacemaker in a quarrel at Jenks was sent to Toledo for his parents. Clemons was a boy with a good reputation.
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Chauncey Clemons
Jenks
Toledo
Clemons
Hobart Organizes June Chau Tauqua Program
Hobart residents and Kiowa county plan a June chautauqua with a program featuring top talent from the chautauqua circuits. The event aims to provide local people with access to quality entertainment and cultural offerings.
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Hobart
Kiowa County
McAlester Sees Big Plans For Track Fruit And Poultry
In McAlester large scale efforts in racing agriculture and shipping imply major local farming and produce ventures. Farmers from the area push for expanded track activities and fruit and chicken production to meet growing demand.
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McAlester
Davenport Announces Candidacy For Third District Seat
James S Davenport of Winita declares his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to represent the Third district which includes the Creek Seminole and Cherokee nations in the upcoming race.
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James S. Davenport
Winita
Congress
Kihelah Hotel Planned for Pawhuska This Summer
Local reports note a new modern hotel to be named Kihelah will rise in Pawhuska this summer. A centenarian hermit living in a hollow Arkansas River tree reportedly has a Muskogee bank account. Stillwater citizens raise 12000 for the Caney Oklahoma & Western railroad to link Caney Pawhuska Blackburn Stillwater Guthrie Kingfisher amid regional development.
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Pawhuska
Arkansas River
Muskogee
Stillwater
Caney, Oklahoma & Western
Caney
Blackburn
Guthrie
Kingfisher
Chickasha Hosts State Bankers and Chautauqua Gatherings
Upcoming events in Chickasha include the state bankers convention in May and a chautauqua in June. The state convention of osteopaths will also meet there. Chickasha will provide a lively welcome and good time for attendees.
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Chickasha
State Bankers’ Convention
Osteo Paths
Oklahoma University to search for state relics in field
The University of Oklahoma will deploy a team to survey geographical and ethnological relics of the new state, aiming to document artifacts and sites of historical significance. The project seeks to map regions of interest and gather data on cultural heritage.
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University of Oklahoma
Powers Seeks Funds for Caleb Powers Fourth Goebel Trial
James H. Moore of Barbersville Kentucky seeks financial aid for Caleb Powers who faces a fourth trial in Georgetown on charges of complicity in Governor Goebel’s assassination. Powers has spent all money and property defending previous trials and awaits trial in Georgetown after seven years in jail.
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Caleb Powers
Guthrie
James H. Moore
Barbersville
Georgetown
Goebel
Powers
Coach Horses and Foxhounds Chase the Liverpool Mail
A century ago a Liverpool mail coach from Congleton stopped at Monk's Heath to change horses. Foxhounds in full cry followed the team, a blood mare stayed with the whipper-in for two hours, and the group returned to Congleton in the evening as if nothing unusual had occurred.
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Fox Chase
Liverpool Mail
Monk's Heath
Newcastle-under-Lyme
London Tribune
Congleton
Puritans No Longer in Control in Boston Council
The Boston common council shows a changing city as the Patriots day committee names reveal a mixed leadership. President Barrett selects Councilmen Rachkowsky Santosuosso and Purcell for the committee, illustrating the new political character of Boston.
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Boston
Boston Common Council
Barrett
Rachkowsky
Santosuosso
Purcell
Boston Traveler
Defiance Starch Stresses Safety and Strength for Fabrics
The piece highlights the popularity of fine white goods this summer and promotes Defiance Starch as chemical free and safe for delicate fabrics. It claims its Great Strength uses half the usual amount to achieve a perfect finish, matching the original look of new goods.
Youthful Head of State Richard McBride Premier of BC
The Hon. Richard McBride, premier of British Columbia and youngest prime minister under King Edward, rose to power at 32 after previously serving as minister of mines. His government has just carried a general election with a notable early success. Hunt's Cure promises quick relief for itching ailments with a guaranteed one-box cure.
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Richard McBride
British Columbia
King Edward’s
Dominions
Hunt
Worth More Money Laugh Line From Life Magazine
A humorous Life magazine quote questions a chauffeur’s value at $200 a month. The speaker recalls a previous chauffeur who ran away with his wife, noting the wife in a familiar way to the listener.
Queen Alexandra Tours Tower of London After 45 Years
Queen Alexandra, after living in England for 45 years, visited the Tower of London and was reported to be much interested in the sights she saw.
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Alexandra
England
Tower of London
The Eternal Feminine In Society
Passage argues that women shape society by founding its artificial structure creating class distinctions and driving men to pursue social ambition and wealth. It asserts women act as social bulwark autocrat and snob, influencing economy and power dynamics through male emulation and desire.
Irish dinner tale and misprint jokes about a deceased Gould
A St Patrick’s Day dinner tale shares a joke about Earing Gould whose obituary was printed by mistake while Gould remains alive. The piece pokes fun at premature death notices and notes humorous misprints in papers. It also includes assorted old advertisements and quips about catarrh cures and other product pitches.
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W. Bourke Cochran
St. Patck’s
Earing Gould
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