Meatless food craze spreads in London after American packing controversy
Special correspondence from London reports a new meatless dining trend as vegetarian Miles inspires a vegetarian restaurant near Charing Cross. Despite initial poor patronage, upper class interest grows amid talk of a chain, while other items note cancer insurance schemes, Indian guards, Carnegie complaints, police inquiries, and European price rises.
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London
United States
Chicago
Jay Gould
Eustace Miles
Miles
Charing Cross
America
Old England
Ritz
Madame d'Angely
Regent Street
M. d'Angely
Amight
House of Commons
Mange Cufterward
Home Secretary
Herbert Gladstone
Hagan's Mt Nolia Balm Ad Claim Renewed
An old advertorial praises Hagan's Mt. Nolia Balm for refreshing worn facial skin and restoring youth. It promises simple application and harmless, quick results, emphasizing ease of use and visible improvement for faded complexions.
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Mt. Nolia
Illinois Embalmers Face Licensing Law In New Rule
Decatur Illinois June 19 The State Undertakers Association held its annual convention which continues until June 14. The gathering highlights a new licensing law for embalmers and undertakers requiring a stringent board examination covering anatomy sanitary science care preservation embalming transport and burial of dead bodies. Those failing the exam face debarment and penalties from 25 to 200 dollars per violation. Examinations begin Friday after the convention adjourns.
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Decatur
State Undertakers’ Association
Spcial
Government quarters dispute stirs naval paymaster case
A naval paymaster at Norfolk Navy Yard refused government housing, claiming unsuitability and entitlement to commutation. Treasury officials ruled he must accept the quarters or forfeit commutation, signaling guidance for Army and Navy officers. Also reports: transfer companies meet in St Joseph convention to standardize billing across cities, Odd Fellows memorial services held in Atlanta and Rome with ceremonies for deceased members.
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Washington, D. C
Norfolk Navy Yard
Treasiry
Treasury Department
War Department
Army
ODD Fellows OF
Atlanta
Odd Fellows
Wright
Erdhees
Grandfather's Cure for Constipation
An old fashioned elevating tonic touts Cascarets as the only safe exercise for bowels without effort. It claims Cascarets strengthen bowel muscles like sewing a cord, prevent digestion issues, and come in a ten cent pocket box.
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Sterling Remedy Company
Golden Bulk
CCC
Bryan Emerges as Democratic Standard Bearer in 1908
Washington report notes Bryan's sudden rise as the Democratic standard bearer for 1908, with states endorsing him and New York preparing to back his return from abroad. The piece weighs the shift from Roosevelt-era politics, conservatism and tensions with Cleveland and Parker factions, and cites public sentiment favoring rapid expression of views in elections. A letter from Rural Route No. 1 claims Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung diseases as a health guarantee.
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Washington, D. C
Walliam Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Indiana
Colorado
Arkansas
Kansas
South Dakota
Missouri
New York
Tx da Franela
Migiwri Tex Gold Democraty
Bry
Cleveland
Tive
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Parker Cleveland
Park Eveland
William
Anon
Raul Ileal
Bryan ix
Shively
In- Mann
Theodore
Moosevelt
William Jennings
Roosevelt
White House
Ithhe Repalitan Party
Tte
LSIG
Roonevelt
Roverel
Tony
Hepas
Philipps
Wile ‘Vy
Mereda
Serevgat
Reute No. 1
Ned NA
Cuba
Vohla
Dr. King
New Hampshire
Merchant tailoring shop advertises services at No 209 West Railroad Avenue
The advertiser promotes a tailoring shop offering suits made to order, clothes cleaned pressed and repaired, with fifteen years of experience. Ladies garments cleaned and walking skirts made to order. The note invites public patronage and guarantees first class work.
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Weat Railroad Avenue
Bambinl
Monte Carlo Saloon Opens at 115 W Railroad Avenue
The owner announces a first class saloon named Monte Carlo at 115 W Railroad Ave inviting the public to visit. It pledges quality service and a fine free lunch each Saturday night. Also includes testimonial note praising Chamberlain's Colera and Diarrhoea Remedy and its home use.
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Monte Carlo
Ynda. T
Becaus
Dupont Chosen U S Senator by Delaware Legislature
Dover report notes Colonel H A Dupont elected United States senator by the Delaware legislature in a joint session held at noon yesterday. The move makes Dupont the first Delaware senator appointed by the state legislature in years.
Empress Flour Promises Bread Biscuits and Pastry Cheer
A historical ad copy extols Empress Flour as the Empress of all flours. It promises first class grocers carry good bread biscuits and pastry and food cheer to welcome you home for dinner.
Start a bank account to build credit and relations
The text argues that capital and credit come from acquaintance. It states that banks require familiarity to extend credit, and opening a bank account establishes credit and a banker’s interest. Being prepared with a bank account helps when credit is needed.
Bank of Commerce Notice For Publication In Santa Fe
The Department of the Interior announces final proof hearing for John M. Gunn of Laguna Valencia county New Mexico on July 5 1906 before the probate clerk in Albuquerque for the north half of the northeast quarter of section 26 township 7 north range 6 west Witnesses listed include Kenneth C Gunn George W Pradt John Pradt and others.
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Department of the Interior
Santa Fe
N. M
Albuquerque
New Mexico
John M. Gunn
Laguna
Valencia County
Kenneth C. C. Gunn
BL Millett
George WH. Pradt
John
Pradt
Manuel R. Otero
Register
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Albuquerque, N. M
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