Dandruff Eradication Promoted For Ballroom Style
Captioned description of dandruff on a gentleman in full dress and endorsement of Newbro s Herpicide as a germ disease cure for baldness. Claims the product kills hair destroying germs and stimulates growth, while refreshing scalp and odor. Sold by leading druggists with sample offer and agent notices.
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Newbro
Herpicide Company
Detroit
Mich
Standard Drug Company
Anaconda
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Special Agents
Parker to Campaign for Bryan Ahead of Stump Visit
Helena July 13 Judge Alton B Parker arrived and said he will campaign for William J Bryan. He plans to speak for the Democratic National Committee and devote as much time as possible to speeches. Parker expects Democrats can carry New York and will join Bryan and Kern in the effort. He will then tour Yellowstone with De Lancy Nicol after meeting Thomas J Walsh in Helena.
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Helena
Alton B. Parker
William J. Bryan
New York State
Yenser Convento
Associated Press
Judge Parker
Democratic National Committee
New York
Parker
Bryan
Kern
Livingston
de Lancy Nicol
Yellowstone National Park
Thomas J. Walsh
Parker in Billings Views Yellowstone Visit and Politics
Special Dispatch reports Judge Alton B Parker of New York passing through Billings en route to Yellowstone National Park. He toured a valley ranch via automobile with Mayor Foster, praised Montana agriculture, and favored Bryan’s election prospect. He noted bank prosperity but limited business improvement and predicted stable optimism.
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Standard
Billings
Alton B Parker
New York
Yellowstone National Park
W. B. George
Foster
Montana
Denver
Bryan
Murphy
Raynor
Judge Parker
West
Guffeyites Return to Pennsylvania After Denver Dramatics
Philadelphia reports followers of the Guffey faction arriving from Denver after taking part in the Democratic National Convention deliberations. Colonel Guffey departs at Pittsburg with loyalists while eight unseated delegates return. City leaders vow support for Denver ticket but oppose Kerr and his faction and aim to keep Guffey in control of the state committee.
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Philadelphia
Democratic Organization
Guffey
Denver
Pittsburg
Bryan
Kern
Charles P. Donnelly
James Kerr
Donnelly
Democratic State Committee
National Committeemen Leave Denver for Nebraska Conference
The new democratic national committee members depart Denver by Rock Island train for Lincoln to confer with William J. Bryan on chairman selection and other campaign matters. Attending are Chairman Thomas Taggart Col John I Martin Urey N Woodson and executive members Col R M Johnston Norman E Mack and J C Dahlman.
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Denver
New Democratic National Committee
Rock Island Railroad
Lincoln
William J. Bryan
Thomas Taggart
John I. Martin
Urey N. Woodson
Col
R. M. Johnston
Texas
Norman FE. Mack
New York
J. C. Dahlman
Nebraska
Lewis and Clark County Valuation Rises to 17.9 Million
Helena July 13 Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Lewis and Clark County assessors say total year valuation excluding railroads reaches 17 914 839 up 949 170 from last year. Gains appear in solvent credits and realty improvements with railroads adding about 2 million last year and near 20 million if not cut this year. Largest individual owner is R S Hale at 170 560.
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Standard
Helena
Tibbetts
R. S. Hale
Distinguished writer Gustavus English dies in Chicago
Gustavus P. English, news editor for the Associated Press in Chicago for 15 years, died of heart disease shortly after arriving home from Denver. He assisted in reporting the Democratic National Convention and fell ill upon returning to his residence.
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Chicago
Gustavus P. English
Associated Press
Denver
English
Missoula Council Holds No Gambling Action At Gem Theater
Missoula July 13. The city council session grew tense as Mayor rebuked Alderman Patterson over a remark about gambling. Patterson's motion to revoke Gem theater license failed 8 to 4 while Lyceum license had been revoked last week. Council also allowed Officer Farrell to keep full pay to dismissal date and ordered bids for Higgins avenue bridge reconstruction.
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Missoula
Keith
Patterson
Gem Theater
Lyceum
Gem
Kohn
Shapard
McCormick
Jensen
Bayes
Farrell
Higgins Avenue
House Work and The Silent Suffering Of Women
Aimed at American housewives the piece highlights daily sacrifices in home life. It argues women overwork to keep homes neat and kids clean while enduring pain and neglect seeking relief and support from society.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Readers
Mrs F Ellsworth of Mayville New York and Mrs W P Boyd of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania report renewed strength after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The notice promotes the remedy as a long standing cure for female illnesses including displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities pain backache and nervous exhaustion. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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F. Ellsworth
Mayville
N. Y
W. P. Boyd
Beaver Falls
Lydia E. Pinkham
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
County Election Sails Toward Bridge Decision at Sliggins Ave
A special county election is set for next Saturday to decide whether the county will build a bridge on Sliggins Avenue at a cost of $125,900. The vote will determine the project approval and funding.
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Sliggins Avenue
Bishop Potter Improves. Sits Up At Cooperstown Hospital
Bishop Henry C. Potter's condition improved markedly today in Cooperstown New York after a comfortable night. He was removed from bed and sat up in a reclining chair for a brief period.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Henry C. Potter
Adams Far From Crime Scene in 1902 Murder Case
Grand Junction Colorado July 13 The defense rests in the Steve Adams murder trial of Arthur Collins mine superintendent. Eight witnesses testified Adams played cards at Mrs Mennans boarding house Ophir on the November night in 1902 when Collins was shot in Telluride and remained there when news arrived. Jack Griffin described the card game and was unshaken on cross examination. Prosecution plans to wrap rebuttal by noon tomorrow and the case likely goes to the jury Wednesday.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Steve Adams
Arthur Collins
Adams
Red Tastes and Trade Warn Money on West Indies Habits
Senator Money notes West Indian insistence on red butter and red clothing, arguing catering to local tastes boosts South American trade. He cites red labeled canned tomatoes and red lemonade as examples of consumer preferences and warns against cultural arrogance in commerce.
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New York Press
H. D. Money
Mississippi
West Indies
Central
South America
Money
Sanitary money debate and proposed reforms
A historical column argues for clean money, noting germ theory influence. It discusses Treasury ideas to replace soiled money by registered mail and banks urging public demand for clean currency. The piece describes money moving from sweatshops to mansions and suggests boiling coins and ironing bills as sanitation measures.
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Treasury Department
Doctor Tucker and the Dog Ponko’s Return
Dr. George Tucker recalls befriending Ponko the dog after a broken leg. Six months later Ponko greets him with a wagging tail, then returns with another dog seeking entry after a car accident left the second dog with a broken leg.
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New York Press
George Tucker
Ponko
Tucker
Joshua
Americans Sweep Opening Olympic Athletics Heats in London
The opening day报告 notes two Americans advancing from heats as E Loney and J D Lightbody lead in 1500m. Halstead and Lightbody miss final after tough draws while Coe of Michigan places second behind Loney. The ceremony includes flags and a royal opening, with 21 nations represented and Turkey sending one athlete.
Crawford wins eighth heat in 400 metre swim race
FE. Crawford of England wins the eighth heat with a time of 4 09 1 5. Charles M. Daniels of the New York Athletic Club did not start the 400 metre event to save himself for the shorter distance. L Budd Goodwin of the NYAC was the other American but unplaced. The day also featured a four heat tandem bicycle race of 200 metres in which none of the American entrants reached the scratch.
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Shepherd
Sweden
Crown Prince
Gustav
J. D. Lightbody
Chicago Athletic Association
J. P. Sullivan
Edward
United Kingdom
France
Hungary
Murphy
Brighton
Turkey
FE. F. Crawford
England
Charles M. Daniels
New York Athletic Club
L. Budd Goodwin
Boarding out better for children says Leicester Post
The Leicester Post argues boarding out is superior to other systems as it keeps a child in a familiar environment, helping them start life like a child of an average thrifty artisan and removing the pauper stigma.
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Billy Buster
S. L. Pierce
Pitene Fae
Mother Co
Leicester Post
Duet Verdict Echoes in Philadelphia Press
In a brief exchange from the Philadelphia Press Miss Chellus questions if the singer liked the duets while Miss Byrd expresses uncertainty over the interpretation. Miss Chellus retorts that she assumes the judge favored Miss Byrd’s voice, and Miss Byrd recalls the verdict that she sang well yet Miss Chellus was considered better.
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Philadelphia Press
Chellus
Miss Byrd
Miss Chellus
Practice Now Preaching From the Middletown Sun
Wing Alfonso reframes a race death. his actions indicate positive convictions on the subject despite not writing messages to the Spanish cartes.
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Middletown
Colonel Bryan Runs for Office Talk Invites Attention
Colonel Bryan enjoys running for office and discussing it afterward, showing enthusiasm for campaigns even when distanced.
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Norwich Bulletin
Bryan
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