Sloan's Liniment for Rheumatism and Aches Ends Pain
The advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as quick relief for rheumatism stiff joints and poor circulation. It claims easy application, no skin staining, fast penetration, and suitability for sprains strains bruises and toothache with sizes 26c 60c and 1.00. It urges family use and lists local druggists as sellers.
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Sloan
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Sold by Smith Drug Co
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach ailments claiming it cures gail stones jaundice indigestion constipation and more. It notes that the remedy has no alcohol or habit forming drugs and offers a free booklet and money back guarantee through Geo H Mayr and Smith Drug Co Anaconda or other druggists.
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Mayr
Supreme Court
Geo. H. Mayr
Chicago
Smith Drug Co
Anaconda
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy Ad
An old time remedy Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound restores natural hair color. A downtown druggist touts natural darkening with a dampened brush, fading grays in mornings and adding gloss after one or two applications. Not for cure or prevention.
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Wyeth
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Saintly Complexion Remedy
A long-standing claim for Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel aid. The ad asserts the tablets improve complexion and energy by removing toxins, urging readers to try the 10c and 25c boxes available from all druggists. It targets both women and men with pale skin and dull eyes.
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FM. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Deficit predicted for 1918 in McAdoo report
Secretary McAdoo presented the annual fiscal report to Congress on December 6 noting a projected general fund balance of 16 million for the year ending June 30, 1917 and a 185 million deficit for the year ending June 30, 1918. He warns large 1918 defense outlays will exceed receipts, with total 1918 outlays around 1.278 billion excluding postal service.
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Washington
McAdoo
Congress
Postal Service
United States
Tariff receipts rise with war trade values
The article notes tariff revenue expectations after the war, citing McAdoo who estimated imports increased about 184 million dollars and exports rose by 2.168 billion dollars for the year, reflecting stronger wartime trade and economic activity.
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Aelyth Dresent
Condh. Sonn
McAdoo Pointe
Court views drug law in light of relief for addicts
A report argues that abruptly cutting drug supply without treating addiction or providing care is inhuman and invites evasion of the law, noting the Supreme Court interpretation of constitutional clauses on possession and government funding for addicts.
California National Guard Set to Discharge Under New Law
Sacramento December 6 U S report says every member of the California National Guard who enlisted under the new national defense act by January first will be discharged. Col J J Borree acting adjutant general says the act creates a reserve for three years after service and prompts an oath change. Those who do not act by year’s end will still receive discharge.
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Sacramento
Cal
National Guard Ofalifornia
J. J. Borreo
California
Borree
Madrid Sailor Tragedy As Pio IX Sinks Off Canary Islands
In a storm off the Canary islands the Spanish steamer Pio IX from New Orleans to Barcelona sank. Two hundred miles offshore, twenty-two crew members were saved and many were drowned. The Buenos Ayres nearby could only offer limited aid amid high seas.
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Madrid
Spain
Arts
New Orleans
Barcelona
Canary Island
Buenos Ayres
Statewide investigation ordered on election fraud charges
Charles Q. Hildebrandt secretary of state orders a state wide probe into charges of fraud from the recent election. Republican state committee filed the charges. All ballots that would have been destroyed tomorrow are ordered preserved. Columbus Ohio.
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Lection Probi
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Q. Hildebrandt
Republican State Committee
Ono
Tragic triple murder suicide in Washington mining town
Frank Dergen, a coal miner, killed his wife and his year-old son before taking his own life last night in their home in Tsaquahya, east of Seattle. The bodies were discovered today, with Mrs Dergen and the child both shot through the heart as they lay in bed, the bed covering described as not fully covering them.
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Beattie
Wee. O
Frank Dergen
Tsaquahya
Seattle
Disturbed scene as Dergan found with gunshot wound
Disturbed mood described as Dergan's body was located on the bedroom floor fully dressed. A bullet was in his head and his hand showed signs of struggle or defense. Police investigation expected to determine motives and suspect identity.
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Dergan
Parral Taken From Bandits After Villa Withdrawal
Rebels lost control of Parral in Chihuahua as Villa forces reportedly evacuated the town or recaptured it in late November. The status remains unclear with no official statement on evacuation or recapture. Foreigners, possibly including Theo Hoemuiler and his family, affected by the unrest.
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Theo Hoemuiler
Glass of Hot Water Before Breakfast a Splendid Habit
Those used to feeling dull with headaches bad breath and stomach troubles can refresh and purify the body by drinking a glass of real hot water with a spoonful of limestone phosphate before breakfast. It helps flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, improves appetite, and is advertised as a cheap internal sanitation remedy.
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Grug
German subjects believed safe after peril from bandits
Report from Parral describes German subjects deemed safe after initial fears. The text notes poor Americans who departed Parral for Cullacan were pursued for about 50 miles by bandits but arrived safely. The account emphasizes relief and continuity of travel despite threats.
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Parral
Cullacan
Fifteen Years for Wilken Guilty of Counterfeiting
In San Francisco Ken Wilken the $5 felter, who pleaded guilty today before Judge Maurice T. Dooling in U S district court, faces fifteen years. Two accomplices are under arrest in New York City. The case involves a bank note counterfeiting ring linked to McNeil's Island, Washington.
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San Francisc Ken
Felter
McNeil's Island
Washington
Maurice T. Dooling
United States District Court
New York City
Northwest apples sunk with German submarine voyage
Seventy caricuds of Northwest apples were sunk in the Atlantic last Friday during German submarine operations. The fruit, insured, was en route to England when the vessel went down. The sinking location and vessel name were not clearly provided in the received message.
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Poxane
Rec
Northwest
Atlantic Ocean
England
Receiver Appointed for Pacific Coast Casualty Company
San Francisco December 6 Judge William C Van Fleet named John C Lynch as receiver for Pacific Coast Casualty Company in US District Court. The firm ceased operations last February after reinsuring business with Casualty Company of America. Industrial Workers of the World pressed demands for eight hour day minimum wage scale employment system revisions and better living conditions for lumber manufacturers and logging contractors in Bonners Ferry Sand Point and St Maries regions.
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San Francisco
John C. Lynch
Pacific Coast Casualty Company
William C. van Fleet
United States District Court
Casualty Company of ‘America
Bonners Ferry
Sand Point
St. Maries
Senator Horah Moves to Repeal National Guard Act
Washington, Dec. 6. Senator Horah announced plans to repeal the provisions of the National Defense Act that federalized the national guard. He introduced a bill for that purpose, and it was referred to the military committee.
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Washington
Horah
Natonal Guard
Military Committee
No Betting on Elections Proposed in Amended Bill
Washington December 6 Prohibition of betting on elections was proposed in an amendment to the corrupt practices bill offered today by Senator Kenyon republican of Iowa Betting would be punishable by a fine of five hundred dollars for each offense Ladies wrist watches at Mayers
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Congress
Treasury
Washington
Kenyon
Republican
Iowa
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for gas heartburn indigestion and sour stomach. It claims relief within five minutes and promises complete digestion as if the stomach were not there with a large family bottle available at drug stores.
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Pape
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