Many Cures Offered for Hiccough Sufferers
A Philadelphia era piece from Joanna, Pa notes Peter B. Bu ehainin’s three weeks of hiccoughs and partial improvement after inhaling barn dust. Readers flood mail with 45 to 60 letters daily proposing home remedies from poultices to cold water sips and breathing tricks. Some solutions involve salt, sugar, milk, and various tonics, while one reader claims relief from milk ice cream.
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Funeral arrangements for Milne Salver son, long-time resident
Arrangements were made today for the funeral of Thomas Salverson, longtime Milne resident, who died Saturday. Services will be held Wednesday at 3 o'clock at Lucy Undertaking Parlors. burial at the local cemetery.
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Pyramid Pile Cure Offers Free Trial and Testimonials
A promotional notice touts Pyramid Pile Cure for piles with a free trial, claiming past users saw relief after trying other remedies. It includes a testimonial from Emma Weenenhamer of Bradford and urges readers to mail for a sample and then purchase a six dollar box with suppositories.
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Pyrite Auld Building
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Telepathy claims shock readers at Atlantic psychic showcase
The Enpeligh Review notes WT Stead praising telepathy as a universal medium and cites Andrew McConnell of Atlanta Ga claiming remote telepathic conversation with a distant young woman. It recounts Mme and Mr Zanely on stage proving mind to mind transmission despite hundreds of miles, with examples of thought reading and subconscious influence.
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Death toll rises in Baltimore and Washington wrecks
A fatal rail crash leaves many dead and injured as a long repair and rescue operation unfolds. Victims from Washington and Baltimore are named, with ceremonies and funeral plans noted as investigators assess the scene and hospital care continues.
Fractured OCR item on tax law and fraud claims
Fragmentary report notes alleged wholesale charges of obelion and frauds tied to a tax payment fault. It mentions the court action and promises to uncover details, with references to violations of law and enforcement actions. The readable text is garbled and unclear.
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False Arrest Suit Arises Over Lincoln County Writ
Special Dispatch reports from Fergus county where Charlee Doherty sues sheriff Slater and Justice Sawyer for 5000 dollars alleging false arrest and imprisonment. The case grows from a writ of garnishment tied to Doherty, son of a Groat rails owner, who was detained after a prior arrest found to exceed jurisdiction. later the charge was dismissed.
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Braving a Utah operation case and arrest
Dec 31 report from Helena notes Governor Loute lent a regulatory governor of Utah for Ollie Stevens sought in Jefferson county on charges of performing an illegal operation. Stevens remains jailed in Salt Lake City as Shari Glyson of Jefferson county secured the requisition and departed Salt Lake with the order.
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Missoula Notes on Pueblo Manhunt and Capture
Pueblo reports from Astor Kansas state the posse tracking the party in a murder case has located a suspect at the Brusolhouse site. The short man was captured yesterday afternoon and the posse is actively digging him out this morning. Details are scarce and prices referenced appear to be local shop chatter.
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Express train wreck inquiry opens at board of trade
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of the driver of the express train wrecked near Arbroath on December 28. Result was the loss of three men and the victory of about 30 persons. Startling developments are promised by the inquiry opening tomorrow.
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Woman's Titals and the Quest for Childlessness
A period article extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for infertility and female weakness. It cites uterine disorders, displacements, and nervous debility as causes, praising the product's safety, ingredients, and doctor’s authority, along with a note on laxatives for women.
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New Year Price Hikes Across Lodging Food and Labor
Great Falls Montana reports widespread wage and price increases as hotels and restaurants raise rates by eight to twenty percent. Boarding houses lift monthly rents from 0 to 40, meals and to-go items adjust, while eight-hour day adoption by some unions prompts higher wages. Laundry and smelter workers push for nine- or eight-hour days amid general pay hikes.
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Seek Law to Abolish Public Drinking Cup
Hartisburg Pennsylvania December 81 The public health warning against shared drinking cups grows louder as State Health Commissioner Samuel G Dixon urges abolition. He notes travelers often carry personal cups and praises federal and state health authorities for pushing to end common cups at public events and eateries to curb infectious disease risk.
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Samuel G. Dixon
Lumber deal to close in Spokane described in Midland misspellings
Dec 31 Mingowla reports Spokane set to close a timber deal involving Hendgreen-Dorian mill and Amber Sty tract. Purchaser is Feank M. Meni of Minneapolis with Bir Mitchell representing Maun. Deal value about 40420 dollars amid uncertain names and places.
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A Good Law Endorses Pure Drug Law and Cascarets Trust
The statement champions the Pure Drug Law and praises Cascarets Candy Cathartic for purity and quality. It claims the law protects against adulterated medicines and asserts Cascarets has earned mass trust over eleven years, selling over a million boxes monthly and preventing disease through digestive health.
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Thief Uses Broomstick In Big Diamond Robbery
Tonopah December 3 A daring jewelry heist at the George F. Blakenlee store ended with a broomstick used to smash the door. A hammer wrapped in paper helped break the display, and diamonds valued at 72,0400 were taken before the thief vanished from the scene.
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George F. Blakenlee
Missoula Marriage Licenses Issued In December Total
Two more licenses were issued by Clerk of the Court Kemp at noon bringing December’s total to 21. Today's licenses go to Harry F. L. Robinson and Dorela Bacon and John Laird Swanson and Anna Sorenson, all residents of Missoula.
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Ringe Mcenges
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Theas
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Harry FL Rolinson
Dorela Bacon
John Lawird Swanson
Anna Sorensvon
New Year Celebrations Roar Through Missoula in 1920s
Missoula on January 1 welcomed the new year with fireworks at the Clock Tower and lights along the riverfront. A lively evening at the Union featured a show and dancing, drawing crowds eager to bid farewell to the old year and greet new beginnings with festive spirit.
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Closing out sale and suit over funds in Missoula
In Missoula, Dec, William McBride of Superior sues J W Wat ridge in the alsteid court to recover 274.14 alleged unpaid since January 1902 from a station settlement. A. H. Violette represents the plaintiff.
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Funeral service for Mrs Eva Evans in Missoula
Dec 21 Missoula funeral held for Mrs Cecelia Evans who died in South Missoula. Her son carried out the ceremony at Missoula Valley cemetery after quiet home services at her daughter Mrs TR C Storkton’s residence. A large crowd attended with many flowers. The procession moved to the burial ground. Secretary B S Frank of the Missoula Chamber of Commerce was at his desk today after a week away. Other short items note a Texas case of plea and acquittal.
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Cecelia Evans
Volunteers Without Officehr Report Reveals Officer Shortage
London December 3 The strength of voluntary forces new counting at the War Office shows increases in army corps with roughly 500 extra men per two battalions. There is a serious shortage in officers, the deficiency totaling about 3,000. The regulars are 220 short, the militia 1,160 and the yeomanry 200.
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Farewell Held For Convict Who Surrenders in Little Rock
Eureka Springs Citizens bade farewell to ex Senator FO Rnt as he left for Little Rock to begin a two year prison sentence for bribery. The event marked his departure from Eureka Springs on December 31.
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Fire destroys Philip Carey Manufacturing asbestos plant
Cincinnati reports the Philip Carey Manufacturing asbestos plant at Lockland, a suburb, was totally destroyed by fire this afternoon. Millwright Bruce Vanzant died from burns in the blaze. In Kiev Russia a social democratic local committee of 40 men was arrested today.
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Mail Many Cards to Japan From Honolulu Post Office
Honolulu Bee reports 31 federal posts forty thicken? No. Postal cards mailed to Japan total thirty one fifty? The note describes sending Christmas cards to Japan.
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Many Enjoy Dak Miszole Event by Daughters of Hermann
A large crowd attended the Daughters of Hermann event at the Eifte hall tonight where the Miszole and Tee performances drew steady interest and guests reported an enjoyable evening.
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