Golden Medical Discovery Advertisement Claims Health Benefits
The ad urges readers to boost energy, purify blood with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and improve health through hot water drinks and a herbal remedy. It highlights better eyes, skin, stamina, and defying diseases, offering a trial package for 10 cents via Dr. Pierce's Invalides Hotel in Rinfield New York. The tone is promotional, citing fifty years of reputation and non alcoholic tablets.
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Dr. Pierce
Dr. Pierce's Invalides Hotel
Rinfield, N. Y
Patrick Shay Buried After State at Knights Club
Patrick Shay died in Rochester and was buried yesterday after lying in state at the Knights of Columbus clubrooms from Sunday evening. The procession moved to St Patrick's Church for high Mass celebrated by Father J Venus with the choir directed by Flora Rooney. Pallbearers from the fourth degree included Thomas Driscoll, George Gibbons, Edward Devine, J Sheehan, Emmet Murphy, and P E Shea. Many offerings reflected the esteem for Mr Shay.
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Bi Shay
Rochester
Minh
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick's Church
Mr. Venus
Flora
B. Rooney
Fourth Degree
Thomas Driscoll
George Gibbons
Edward Devine
Fire apparatus undergoes annual testing in Butte
Exhaustive tests of the fire department equipment are conducted by Fire Chief Fred Marti and four representatives of the Amerie La France company. The inspection and tests cover engines hoses and other equipment as part of yearly service.
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Butte Fire Department
Fred. Marti
Amerie la France Company
Out of the Hudson for South Water and Hampton Roads
Rumors say the fleet will move from the Hudson to Hampton Roads after maneuvers and practice runs. Some ships may be sent to the Gulf of Mexico to join the Oklahoma and destroyers already on duty there.
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Hampton Roads
Gulf of Mexico
Oklahoma
Conviction Upheld In San Francisco Case By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld the conviction of Daniel O Connell a San Francisco lawyer and five other residents for violating the selective service and espionage acts. The ruling reinforces penalties for wartime safety and intelligence breaches.
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Washington
Daniel O'Connell
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Plyless Town Reports Successful Fly Eradication
Health authorities at Saranac Lake New York declared Plyless Town the first ayless town in the world. Despite the hot weather of last June and July there were scarcely any more flies than a January norm. It cost about $1000 to eradicate the nuisance by screening homes and frequent removal.
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Plyless Town
Hurleys Fail to Appear as Judge Forfeits Bonds
John and Richard Hurley charged with operating a still did not appear in federal court. Bonds of 500 dollars each were forfeited and their defaults entered. Judge George Bourquin ordered a bench warrant for their arrest. Thomas Leahey was tried for operating a suit before a jury in federal court. Witness James A. Walsh, Montana revenue collector, testified. Jury pool listed includes Edgar Adams to John Wolfe with many names.
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John
Richard Hurley
George Bourquin
Thomas Leahey
James A. Walsh
Helena
Montana
Federal Court
Edgar Adams
Vincent Alton
C. B. Ashlock
Leonard Bell
Charles Bessette
Jet Dee
Joseph Devine
C. W. Elderkin
Louis Frank
E. H. Gilberson
Adolph I. Heilbronner
W. C. Kemper
Thomas Lavelle
J. W. Marshall
W. C.” Orton
John Osterman
H. M. Paul
F. G. Porta
H. W. Price
Ed Rose
Th. J Saunders
T ‘Tomich
Max Vitt
George T. Wade
John Wolfe
Divorces Blamed On Motion Pictures By Baptists
Washington May 17 The committee of temperance and social service reports that moving pictures tax laws and intemperance are blamed for many U S divorces It urges a uniform code of marriage and divorce laws The 1818 figure shows 112 036 divorces annually The report blames motion pictures for harmful suggestions and the frequent portrayal of love triangles undermining marriages
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Washington
United States
Committee of Temperance and Social Service
Southern Baptist Convention
Honor prisoners will be watched at Joliet prison
Joliet Illinois May 17 Prison authorities planned to guard the prison honor farm after a weekend escape spree. Twelve men from the bunk house escaped Saturday and Sunday. one was found, William Jackson killed near Wheaton on the third rail line. Three fled Saturday night and nine more left after 9 oclock last night. There are no guards at the farm.
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Joliet, Ml
Honor Farm
William Jackson
Wheaton
Fixing Coliseum for Big Powwow in Chicago
May 17 report notes Chicago Coliseum turned over to Republican National Committee for early alterations ahead of the June 8 convention. Officers and leaders say work began immediately and will be ready for the national committee.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Paper money in circulation rising in Reich marks
August Mueller, former minister of economics, declares total paper money in circulation amounts to 0,000,000,000 marks and is increasing by 1,000,000,000 marks weekly. The report notes proteIN MONEY in Berlin.
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August Mueller
ZEMO Skin Remedy Ad From Cleveland Company
A vintage advertisement promotes Zemo as a clean antiseptic liquid for acne eczema tetter blotches and other skin troubles. It promises easy use no grease and safe healing with a one dollar bottle and optional Zemo soap for sensitive skin.
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Zemo
Soc
E. W. Rove Co
Cleveland
Eddy Earthy Worms Learns Ants Value Teamwork
Eddy Earthy Worm watches ants on the brick walk and questions living alone. An ant explains companionship, inspiring Eddy to gather worms to share a home, but the project ends with worms returning to their burrows and the ants remaining social.
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Eddy Baring
Eddy
Ant
Eddy Harthy Worm
Eddy Earthy Worm
Mow
Women Are Fined For Vagrancy Charges
Fay Wilson and Virginia Day faced vagrancy charges in police court yesterday and each received a $10 fine. Similar charges against Alley and Pearl McManus were dismissed for lack of evidence. The case involved a gun theft from Dr. Bryant. John Harrington forfeited a $10 bond and was fined $10 after pleading guilty to a related charge. Ben Davis and Virpleas pleaded guilty to similar offenses.
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Fay Wilson Biginia
Alley
Pearl McManus
Dr. Byant
John Harrington
Harrington
Ben Davis
Vir
City to call bids for planting seven hundred trees
The city council will likely call bids to plant 700 trees in the south side park at the Wednesday meeting. N J Strasburger says the trees have arrived and must be planted immediately to save them. Work on street parkings will begin this morning with union workers, and fence work at the south side park is underway. A new drag for street cleaning is praised and more such machines are planned.
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N. J. Strasburger
Public Works
Strasburger
Strasburger Wall
Strasburser
South Aide Park
Cen
Clark
Treadway
Granite
Park Streets
Second Street
Dog License Ordinance Prompts City Seizures and Fines
The council authorized licensing for dogs with licenses available at the treasurer’s office. The dog catcher will begin Monday morning seizing untagged animals, with fines of 5 dollars for males and 15 dollars for females, plus a 5 dollar release fee for impounded animals.
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Ells Council
Ell
Ting
Strasburger
Warrant call details emerge with large total amount
Wariants come in. Up to the pre by Treasurer Hernan Str out. $120,000 of the the warrant call issued May 15. The total amount included in the call is $135,000, the warrants being issued prior to April. 1. Mr. Strasburger said the holders of the warrants appear to be eager to cash the paper.
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Hernan Strout
Strasburger
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