Dr Williams Pink Pills Ad Claims Non-Alcoholic Tonic Benefits
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a non alcoholic tonic that builds up blood strengthens nerves and is safe for all ages. It targets thin pallid people and those run down by work with claims of safe ingredients and a free booklet from the Schenectady NY company.
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Funeral notice for John Mitchell in Gyn Funeral Chapel
The funeral for the late John Mitchell will be held tomorrow afternoon at Gyn Funeral Chapel and Intern Moriah cemetery. Murphy, Luke Murphy aged 0 years, died yesterday. Details forthcoming in later papers.
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East Side Grounds Put In Fine Shape
East Side Athletic club members cleaned the circus grounds diamond and prepared the East Side team for a game against the Butte Socks, with J O Neil delivering a standout pitching display. The club, supported by the Anaconda Copper Mining Company, aims to become one of the state’s best baseball organizations as grounds and facilities are upgraded at the old Parrot smelter site and J C mine unit.
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American Society Municipal Improvements
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Chicago
Rock
Scott Streets
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Warren Brothers Company
Sunday School Hour for Special Program at First Baptist
A Sunday school session at First Baptist shifted from the regular four lesson period to a special program aimed at boosting attendance. Children, pupils, and teachers are to engage in new efforts to attract more attendees. The report highlights community involvement and renewed focus on outreach.
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Bryan resignation noted by European papers
Worldwide press ponders why William Jennings Bryan resigned as American Secretary of State. Speculation centers on policy disagreements with Germany over submarine warfare. Articles discuss tone of the US note, German public opinion, and hopes for a peaceful settlement while urging respect for Germany’s rights.
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European press weighs US note on Germany
European editors react to the American note to Germany. Washington officials study German press responses for clues while awaiting Berlin’s probable attitude. Speculation centers on how Germany may respond and how officials interpret foreign commentary.
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Europe
Italian Progress Still Unchecked In War Front
Fragmentary dispatch describes ongoing Allied and Central Powers actions across the European theater. Reports claim successful advances near Bourgade-Jouquiny and Szal-Messagola, prisoner captures, and heavy artillery exchanges near Arras and Hebuterne. The text notes air reconnaissance and bombardments, with German forces suffering casualties and retreats, including 38 officers and 490 men captured in Galicia and repeated counterattacks repulsed on multiple sectors.
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Quennevieres
Tracy-le-Mont
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Gallipoli Heights Hold Against Allied Attacks
London dispatch reports the Allies attacked Turkish positions on Gallipoli on Friday and Saturday. Despite assaults by ships and ground forces, Turkish forces still hold the Aeht and surrounding heights commanding the peninsula, according to the Daily Mail Athens correspondent.
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Man with broken back alive as death looms
John Bender, badly injured in a runaway accident Friday afternoon, remained alive at the emergency hospital this morning with physicians expecting his death at any moment. He suffered multiple shattered vertebrae above the waist, broken ribs, and punctured lungs, with opiates used to ease suffering.
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