Syrup of Figs for Children Advised by Advertisers
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as the best laxative for children, claiming it soothes stomach discomfort, cleanses bowels gently without griping, and is made from delicious figs. It urges keeping the product handy and warns against substitutes, naming California Fig Syrup Company.
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Weiter
Iver
Ol Temier
Ickenld
Omixir
Sopa
California Mig Syrup Company
Booth’s Home Entarrh Remedy Adverts Across States
A vintage advertisement promotes a mucous relief product HYOMET with a rubber inhaler and bottle of HYOMET solution. It claims dramatic relief from nasal catarrh and similar ailments, priced at $1 per bottle or 50 cents refills, with distribution through Smith Drug Co in Anaconda and Paxson & Rockefeller Co in Butte, and by other druggists nationwide.
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Smith Drug Company
Ana
T and
Paxson & Rockefeller Co
Butte
Diapepsin Claims Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement promotes Diapepsin as a simple remedy for indigestion and gas. It asserts the tablet settles upset stomachs within minutes, aiding formation of undigested food, reducing belching and acidity, and letting people enjoy meals again. It markets a 50 cent remedy available at drug stores, claiming gentle, effective relief for a sensitive stomach.
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Euowhall
Pane
Peace Talks Open Amid Balkan Territory Debates
Delegates discuss Turkish terms and Balkan territorial changes as peace talks resume in London. The plan includes Greek annexations, Turkish debt sharing, prisoner return, and Ottoman sovereignty shifts with Adrianople and surrounding areas. The clearing house conference aims to settle disputes before a final map is drawn, with heavy emphasis on Austrian and Russian interests and possible U.S. mediation.
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Hiven
Russia
Austria
Germany
Italy
Turkey
England
France
United State
United States
Portsmouth
Japan
Balkans
Great Britain
Count von Menzdorff
Vienna
Hatkins
Adriatic
Balkan Peninsula
Edward
Eckmans Alterative Promoted For Tuberculosis Recovery
Article touts Eckmans Alterative as a key treatment for tuberculosis alongside rest, fresh air, and nourishing food. It lists heroic patient claims, including a Weldon who allegedly recovered from severe illness after taking the remedy, and notes availability through Newbro Drug Co. and other druggists with a Philadelphia contact for more information.
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Eckman
Weldon
Fort Worth
Texas
Colorado
Canay City
Bezan Teking Torkman
Arthur
Newbro Drug Co
Bulte
Dreggiste
Rickman Eaborg
Durable peace in Balkans seals an era of progress
Fragmentary text suggests a treaty or instrument of concord for the Balkan peninsula. It speaks of a lasting peace and marks the beginning of an era of tranquility and advancement after troubled times.
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Balkan
Men of Army Plan Gift for Helen Gould Danver
Enlisted men across posts in insular possessions and the United States prepare a substantial gift for Mrs. Helen Gould on her marriage day to Finley J. Shepard. The fund, framed tonight at Fort Logan, honors Bill Gould and his generosity to veterans of the Spanish American War and the Philippines insurrection.
Bride leaves note hints at self harm in San Francisco
A 20 year old bride named Mrs. Bessie Hunter, formerly Bessie Cotter, disappeared after leaving a farewell note indicating intent to harm herself. She had recently arrived with her husband Soxell Hunter, a Portland physician’s office stenographer, and was under medical care when the note was written.
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San Wrencisco
Bessie Hunter
Shuab
Faiter
Bessie Cotter
Portland
Ore
Soxell Hunter
Heavy bail demanded for thieving messenger
Bakersfield California March 16 Marvin W Hamby the youthful express messenger and his younger brother Selvin robbed an express safe in transit of 29000 dollars gold then claimed bandits committed the crime. He stood trial in superior court on embezzlement with bail set at 10000 but not furnished. Marvin Hamby young and his case assigned to juvenile court for his confederate Milvin Slamby age 16.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Dees
Marvin W. Hamby
Selvin
Milvin Slamby
Pete
Navy short of authorized strength despite recruitment gains
The Navy reports about 6 950 men under authorized strength though recruitment has improved recently. Enlistments declined markedly due to suspended advertising for recruits and high demand and pay for farm laborers. Miss Frances Curtis of Boston is nominated for the chair bound on two tickets, with a January election date.
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Washington
Navy
Beter
Frances
Curtis
Boston
Worhan
Baw Beng
PACKKEY MEE FARLAND Routs MURPHY IN ELEVEN
Packey Mee Farland of Chicago earned a decisive victory over Mile Murphy of Boston in an eleven round bout. Farland landed ten blows to Murphys one, knocking him down in the final round and leaving Murphy a battered but willing opponent. Fat Smith refereed with no other major incidents as Pete Krust and Tommy Walsh fought to a draw in a lighter weight bout.
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Kenosha
Wia
Packey
Mee Farland
Chicago
Mile Murphy
Boston
Murphy
Pashoy
Wil
Nayey
Chough Murphy
Pockey
Murephy
Pocky
Fat Smith
Oftera Devisi
Pete Krust
Tinmyg Walsh
Clamant
Horse Racing Race By Race Results From Caen Track
Daily racing card shows first through sixth races with purse and selling events. Weather clear track fast. results list Dry er, King Stalyach, Balla among top finishers. times and winnings noted for each race and contestant.
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Caen
Ardélon
Kenneth
Mrs. Gump
Pan Zurats
Ulfrun
Puta
Anne McGee
King Lear
Aden
Chancelon
Lwalumi
Pedro
Colonel Marcloncont
Anpelue
Tian Nepton
Galtoot Ophir
Rage
Sein
Sleter Mlorenne
Heporter
Uahy Doll
Plus Creek
Hen
Waele Jimmin Gray
Orba Smile
Bwish
Transparent
Lewear
Fustodge
Sen Merchmont
du~ di Te Aven
Daddy Gip
Batwa
Tiiford
Tiiford ‘Wiomas, 103; Upright, 103; Calince, 103; Adelakie T
Campeon
Chapultepes
Pawbuska
Alxth Raer
Uotat
Rake
Mminroletter
Black Mate
Ghortar Northcut
Rae Don Enrique
Oswald B wins tight race as Leggett places second
In the fifth race over five and a half furlongs Oswald B ridden by O'Brien secured victory with Dorothy Leggett finishing second. Time listed as 1:18. Third place went to Twicken ham with Groshy Wind and Time noted.
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Zelling
Uurla
Dryer
King Staliyach
Mea
Balla
Groth
Tithe
Deliing
Sanel
McRowell
Ouella
Bure Ingame
Sea Cilte
Taylor
Séliing
Canteen GH
Orhed Lad
Nicold
Moyen
Tima
Oswald B
O'Brien
Dorothy Leggett
Tovbins
Secon
Twickenham
Stiling
Sir Alvescott
Mimarioso
Buxton
Charles Goetz
Selling
Rosen
Evran
Alsberg Appointed Chief of Chemistry Bureau
Washington December 16 President Taft asked Secretary Wilson to appoint Dr Curt Alsberg chief of the bureau of chemistry in the agricultural department to succeed Dr Harvey W Wiley.
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Washington
Taft
Wilson
Curt Alsberg
Agricultural Department
Bureau of Chemiatry
Harvey W. Wiley
Women Offer Dealers Chance to Lower Prices in New York
New York women rally to push down groceries after Philadelphia lead, advocating 24 cent a dozen butter price cuts. Campaign emphasizes dealer education and may expand to citywide stations selling at moderate prices if the effort falters. Allies include Housewives groups and reform circles backing reduced costs for butter, eggs, and produce.
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New_York
New York
Philadelphia
Becan
Alea
Heath
Thane
Lawar
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