Nervous Wreck Rebounds After Pink Pills Trial
Mrs. S. A. Green of Franklin Georgia reports a three and a half year battle with weakness nervousness and stomach trouble ending in weight gain from 104 to 130 pounds after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She credits improved sleep blood vitality and daily functioning and notes the medicine is sold nationwide for 50 cents per box or ix boxes 2 50 by the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Green
Franklin
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
H G Wells Encounters Chicago Saloons Figure Hinky Dink
English novelist and sociologist H G Wells meets Alderman Kenna nicknamed Hinky Dink in Chicago. Wells describes Kenna as a small upright man with iron gray hair blue eyes and a wry smile who runs two saloons and observes Chinese quarters. He ponders how Barrie might look if he missed university education and ran a Chicago saloon to organize voters.
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Hinky Dink
Barrie
H. G. Wells
England
Chicago
Alderman Kenna
States
J. M. Barrie
Kenna
Cure of Psoriasis Promoted by Cuticura Remedies
A 1905 testimonial from W. M. Chidester of Hutchinson Kansas describes thirty five years with psoriasis in red circular patches spreading over the body. He credits Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for complete improvement within thirty days and permanence since.
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W. M. Chidester
Hutchinson
Kan
Many Applications Approved Restrictions Being Removed From Lands
About ninety five percent of mixed blood Indians’ applications to remove land restrictions are approved by Secretary Hitchcock in Washington. Oil land locates slowed earlier removals, now clearing up with up to six hundred applications weekly forwarded from the agency. A special examiner travels to reach communities as H. C. Casey leads a two month tour. Thousands more may be filed upon his return.
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Muskogee
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Department
Kelsey
H. C. Casey
Hitchcock
Choctaws
Stanford Wade
Richards
Sarah E. Coffman
Caney
Cornelius Bond
Center
Edna L. Krebs
Vinita
Matilda Bensh
Quinton
Mary J. Sunter
Durant
James G. Alien
Kitty
Thomas H. Spain
Harrisburg
Lucinda Nitts
Fulson
John L. Hampton
Wade
Louisa J. Taylor
Nida
Nancy Cartlidge
McAlester
Elizabeth Quinton
Lena Durant
Caroline Falcom
Cyrus R. Thompson
Colgate
David B. Roebuck
Huse
Hannibal E. Morris
Canadian
Kiowa
George W. McLaughlin
Ardmore
Samuel B. Sping
Hugo
Minnie L. Brook
Chickasaws
Amanda Dillingham
Kemp
C. Melville
Ada
William A. Bates
Cornelius McGee
Teller
Edith E Duffy
Messie E. Ray
Chickasha
George Collins
Elk
Jim Cobb
Davis
Creeks
Polly Buttram
Eufaula
Arthur A. McKellop
Scandal Spoiled by Creekside Clothes Theft Tale
Gossip recounts Deacon Goodley returning home drunk and stripped after a creek swim when a tramp reportedly stole his clothes. Kidder chides the tale as hypocritical gossip while others debate the truth of the temperance image.
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Kidder
Deacon Goodley
Neckties Women Buy From Haberdashery
A humorous exchange shows a haberdasher explaining neckties are purchased by women to gift their husbands. The banter highlights gender roles in gifting fashion items.
Danish boatman Christian Langer Dies at 83
Harboe Denmark boatman Christian Langer who saved five hundred people from drowning over 48 years has died in Harboe Jutland aged 83. He is remembered for rescue feats during a long service at sea.
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Christian Langer
Harboe
Jutland
Chairman Filson Quits Territorial Republican Post
Oklahoma City reports Charles H. Filson resigns as territorial Republican central committee chairman. Jake L. Hamon of Lawton elected to fill the position temporarily. Oklahoma HQ to Guthrie with Indian Territory at Muskogee. Grant Victor to chair there. Executive committee members to be named by Hannon next week. Press bureau discussed. Vernon W. Whiting’s resignation as secretary not accepted.
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Territorial
Oklahoma City
Charles H. Filson
Territorial Republican Central Committee
Jake L. Hamon
Lawton
Territories
McGuire
Frantz
Vernon W. Whiting
Oklahoma funds not available for Jamestown exhibit
Guthrie reports legislative break due to statehood act. Oklahoma cannot appropriate funds for the Jamestown exposition exhibit. Private contributions from territorial citizens are required. Expo managers reserve 1500 square feet of space for the Oklahoma agricultural display with an estimated cost of 10 000 dollars.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Strange cattle disease strikes Milo cows in Ardmore
A Milo report says a large number of cattle in the area are afflicted with a new illness. One man reports thirty six dead. Sick cows show drooping ears and exhaustion, then collapse within two days and die within forty eight hours in most cases.
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Ardmore
Milo
Tank Not Filled Prompting Late Night Visit
A waterworks worker asks to inspect a tank at the basins and is met with defiant refusals from Mrs. Mc Losh who insists the man won’t be home after midnight. The dialogue marks a tense encounter at the door.
It Knocks the Itch Cure All For Eczema and Ringworm
An ad style item claims Hunt's Cure removes eczema and ringworm in one box. The piece blends mock dialogue and humor about taxes, bills, and a tailor, ending with a note about Lewis' Single Binder cigars and autos with horns being dangerous.
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Hunt
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California Fig Syrup Co
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Allo
Patton-Worsham Drug CO
Dallas
Texas
Memphis
Tennessee
W. L
Douglas
L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W.L. Douglas
W. i
Potter & Chem. Corp
Sole Prope
Boston
Cardus
Buchan
Texas State
Defiance
Sorfance
Superio
Saleshen
Eakeesrea
Brokeleigh
Lewis’ Factory
Pearis, Il
Winslow
Esaie
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