Beautiful Ladies Offer Advice To Suffering Sisters
Letters from Kathleen Graham and Florence Allan praise Peruna as an invigorating tonic for dyspepsia and worn out systems. Dr S B Hartman of Columbus Ohio will treat female catarrhal cases during summer. free advice available by applying to him.
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Kathleen Graham
Florida Ave
N. W. Wash
D.C
Watkinen Flesham
Florence Allan
Mies
Walton Place
Chicago
Peruna
S. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
S. 8
Hartman
Arbuckles Coffee Wrapper Signatures Offer
A promotion in Arbuckles' Coffee packages invites buyers to select a list article and receive it by sending a required number of signatures cut from the wrappers to a national department. The offer ties a collectible to consumer participation through their purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Nation Department
Civilizational anxiety and trust in human nature
Dr. Shrady notes that personal crisis reports rise with civilization and questions if this reflects true progress. The piece argues against harsh politeness overload and urges trusting, generous treatment of people to reveal their better selves, citing Amerson’s idea of exceptions to trade rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerson
Governor Odell Receives Honorary LL D from Syracuse University
Governor Odell of New York has received the honorary degree of LL D from Syracuse University. He is the first chief executive to be thus honored by the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Odell
New York
Syracuse University
Unis
Bag Gage Master Saves Mme Schumann-Heink in New York
Edward Mullivehill a baggage master saved the life of the elderly soprano Mme Schumann-Heink in New York and prevented her from being detained by police. On safe passage to Germany she kissed him in gratitude and observers wonder if a hero’s reward could match her concert earnings. The suggestion is made that Manager Grau should send Mullivehill a check equal to one evening’s take of the singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mullivehill
Mme. Schumann-Heink
New York
Germany
Grau
Mullvehill
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Injustice to a Child Sparks Chicago Jail Controversy
A 13 year old girl from Matteson Illinois was jailed in Chicago county facilities for allegedly taking eggs from a nest. Officials including a justice of the peace displayed ignorance. the child was released by Judge Tuley without trial after neighbors reported the incident.
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Matteson
Ill
Chicago
Justice of the Peace
Tuley
An American Countess Returns to Society After Mourning
The Countess of Strafford, an American widow of a New York millionaire, is expected to reenter society after Queen Victoria's mourning period. She married the Earl of Strafford in 1898 in New York and would have held Wortham Castle and a London house if a male heir existed. The estate passed to the Earl's brother after the Farm heir died. She visited her mother in Lakewood New Jersey last summer and has a daughter by her first husband.
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Countess of
Wortham Castle
St. James Square
London
Francis E. C. Byng
Samuel Smith
Laurel House
Lakewood
N. J
Manchester municipalizes tramways and opens electric lines
In 1895 Manchester began debating tramway reform one year after Glasgow. After two years of study the city voted to municipalize and replace horse traction with overhead electric power at the end of the lease in 1901. The first rebuilt eighteen miles of single track opened with ceremonies while other lines are being electrified.
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Manchester
Glasgow
Samuel Gompers Injured in Washington Car Incident
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, lies critically ill at his Washington home after a car outing with his two children. He suffered a concussion and possible skull fracture, but a physician says recovery is probable despite the grave condition.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia Bonds Offer Fails to Find Purchaser
Philadelphia offered for sale 9 million dollars of 3 percent bonds but received only a five thousand dollar bid. Bond experts blame the franchise scandal for hurt credit or the low rate. If Wanamaker’s offer had been accepted, borrowing would have been 6.5 million instead of 9 million, possibly better terms. If the new offer is accepted and stolen franchises go to auction, a sum might cover all bonds, avoiding issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wanamaker
Horse with Straw Hat Reflects on Old Days in Chicago
A reflective piece from the Chicago Record-Herald notes a horse wearing a straw hat evokes memories of past eras. The narrator observes the animal's plodding gait and honors the care from kind hands that soothe its mane, acknowledging the creature's capacity to feel pain and joy.
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Mr. Horse
Chicago Record-Herald
Highways and Railways Face New Competition From Cars
The winner of a 282% mile Paris to Berlin race averages 45 mph excluding stops. A June North American Review article by H G Welle predicts city reconstructions with broad roads for freight and passengers, arguing highways may eclipse railroads in speed and urban reach.
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Paris
Berlin
H. G. Welle
Notre Dame University Promotes Education And Enterprise
Notre Dame University advertises its thorough programs and preparatory school, inviting readers to request a free catalog and details on terms and courses. The piece highlights St Edward's Hall, business and higher studies, and notes the school's fifty seven years of service and reputation. It also includes a string of unrelated ad copy and odd facts.
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Notre Dame
Notre Dame University
West
St. Edward's Hall
University OF Notre Dame
Indiana
Catateguee
A. Morrissey
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Countess OF Strafford
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United States
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Russia
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Price, T.e
Wizard Ol
Excelator
Exceletor
H. M2
Sawyer & Son, Solectre
Cambridge, Mass
Land of
Department of Interior
Ottawa
Canada
Crawford
W. 9Th St
Kansas City
E. Barrett
Houston
Tex
B. M. Woolley
Atlanta
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