Hair loss remedy advertised in ballroom scene
Fragment of an old advertisement describes dandruff and germ disease causing baldness. It promotes Nerrpicide Terpicide as a treatment that kills germs, stimulates hair growth, keeps hair soft and shiny, and branding claims for the Serpietta company from Detratt Michigan with price references.
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Serpietta Company
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AIHA
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Parker Will Boost for Bryan's Ticket
July 18 Homme reports Jud Alton B Parker arrived tonight and announced he will campaign for William J Bryan. Parker predicts New York will vote for the Democratic nominees. He refused to offer his services to the Democratic National Committee as a CAREP speaker and will devote time to easing FEC doubts. He plans to tour Yellowstone National Park with De Laney Nicol and five New York associates for about three weeks after visiting Livingston. Parker has been hosted by Thomas J Walsh.
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Kern
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de Laney Nicol
Yellowstone National Park
Baige Parker
Thomes J. Walsh
Judge Parker in New York for Yellowstone trip
Judge Alton B. Parker of New York visited the city and discussed agriculture and politics. He spoke warmly of Montanag, the Denver convention platform, and expressed optimism about business conditions despite slower overall improvements.
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Alton B. Parker
New York
Yallowstone National Park
W. 5
George
Foster
Montang
Denver
Whipped Guffeyites Return to Pennsylvania
Philadelphia observers report followers of the Democratic city organization and Denver delegates arriving by special train to renew activity after the national convention. Colonel Guffey, deposed national committeeman, and supporters were met at the station. Donnelly said the city group backs the Denver ticket but opposes James Kerr and his faction seeking state committee control.
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James Kerr
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National Committeemen Off for Nebraska
Denver July 18 Most of the democratic national committee members left here at 3 o clock for Lincoln aboard the Rock Island railroad to confer with William Ryan on the campaign chairman and related matters. The party included Chairman Taggart Col John I Marti Sergeant-at-arms Urey N Woodson and executive committee members Col Ed Johnston Norman Fh Mack and JC Dehtmon.
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Denver
Pew Democratic National Committee
Tock Island
Lincoln
Wiliam
Lewis and Clark County Sees Valuation Rise in Year
Helena reports Lewis and Clark County increased valuation for the year despite railroad issues. The assessor notes total county value surpasses prior totals with a large solvent mine and mining districts contributing. Estimated improvements push the county’s overall value toward substantial figures, including a reported $2,000,000 in certain assets.
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Helena
Lewis and Clark
Het Ingenig Tro
Alews
Rentiy
Ute
Willy
Dist inguished writer Gustavus English dead
Informal obituary note reports the death of writer Gustavus English. It mentions his return home from Denver and a Democrats convention, with brief, unclear details about his condition and timing of death.
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Gustavus English
Missoula Council Battles In Rough Session Over Licenses
Missoula July 22 The city council held a stormy meeting as Mayor Keith challenged Alderman Patterson over a remark about gambling. A resolution to revoke the Gem theater license failed 3 to 4. The Lyceum license. last week’s revocation was sustained. The council reconsidered some actions, and bids will be sought to renovate steel spans of the Higgins Avenue Bridge for river work, as part of a plan tied to Missoula River improvements.
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Patterson
Gem Theater
Lyceum
Gem
Kohn
Shaparé
Ne Corulek
Jensen
Ty Higsins Avenue
van Buren Street
Women Striving at Home Need Help to End Suffering
In this period piece, the author portrays thousands of American women sacrificing daily for family duties. It argues women overwork, endure pains in silence, and suffer as they keep homes neat while seeking aid to ease chronic aches and burdens. The call is for recognition and support for these faithful homemakers.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by readers
Testimonials from Mrs Fillsworth of Mayville New York and Mrs W Poyd of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength for female troubles. Claims describe relief from displacements inflammation and related symptoms after using the remedy. Mrs Pinkham invites women to write for advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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W. PL Poyd
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County Special Election on Bridge Project Result
Voters will decide at the upcoming county election whether to fund a new bridge at Clinging Ava Ne. The measure carries an estimated cost of 125.40 dollars and will be acted on this Saturday.
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Clinging Avane
Bishop Potter in Potent Condition After Recovery
Bishop Potter of Camp Town Wyoming Bishop Herr Q O Potter improved today from a severe illness. After a comfortable night he was taken from a reclining chair and moved to a better position in a bedside chair as he continues his recovery efforts.
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Q O. Potter
Adams Far From Chime Scene in Telluride Murder Trial
In Grand Junction the defense rested in the Steve Adams murder case after eight witnesses testified he was playing cards at Mrs. Mennan's boarding house in Ophir on the November night Arthur Callins was shot in Telluride. Witness Jack Griffin described the Ford game without being shaken on cross examination. The prosecution planned to close evidence today, with a jury verdict likely by Wednesday.
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Cole
Steve Adams
Arthur Callins
Adams
An Manneld
Ui Éasa
Red Labels and West Indies Taste Drive Trade Talk
From the New York Press Senator Money of Mississippi notes islanders favor red butter and bright dress while West Indies natives resist white labeling. He argues American trade must cater to southern and Latin American tastes to expand markets and cites canned tomatoes with red labels as proof. He also jokes about a circus merger facing bankruptcy to abolish red lemonade.
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Sandlar Hy D. Money
Miseissippi
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South America
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Tam
Campaign push for clean money and new currency ideas
The piece argues for clean money and surveys approaches from the Treasury to replace worn national currency by registered mail or to spur public demand for clean money. It cites germ theory era reforms and critiques the role of banks and daily cash circulation, with anecdotes of street life and a call for vigilance against counterfeit or dirty money.
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Treasury Department
Two Americans Win in Olympic Opening
Fragmented recap of London Olympic opening events notes American runners and relays. It cites J D Lightbody and F L Sullivan from the American Athletic Club in early heats, with Melvin Sheppard and J P Halstead advancing in later rounds. It mentions flags display controversy and a royal opening ceremony with King Edward.
Eighth heat results and swimming notes from New York club
The report lists the eighth heat win by Crawford with 4 08 time and notes Charles M. Daniels of the New York Athletic Club entered but did not start for the 200 metre event to conserve energy. Budd Goodwin of NYAC was the sole other American and placed unlisted. Also mentioned is a four heat tandem race at 200 metres in which no American reached the scratch. From the Leicester Post and The Miss Olympic King reports add commentary on hoarding systems and a series of quoted lines about character and ambition.
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Leicester Post
Unclear fragmentary news item from Lorwleh Butlin era
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Lorwleh Butlin and Colonel Bryan with references to allies and a postdiscussion tone. No clear event, date, or entities beyond these names.
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Bryan Ikea
Minton
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