Resinol Cures Itching Scalp and Dandruff in Ad
A 1912 New York testimonial touts Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment for itching scalp dandruff and hair loss. Dwight W. Clark reports complete scalp cure after using Resinol products, praising them as a godsend. Another from Charles A. Bradley of New Haven cites relief from itching piles after trial use. Sales details note free trials from Resinol department 22 R Battle Creek.
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New York
Dwight W. Clark
Canal Street
New Haven
Cent
Charles A. Bradley
Nicol Street
Resinol
Battlemore
California Syrup of Figs Ad Warns of Counterfeits
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It claims quick relief for constipation and warns readers to buy only genuine bottles from the California Fig Syrup Company, cautioning against counterfeits.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Adv
Anaconda Busies Call for Extra Train From Butte
Anaconda residents urged the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific to run a later return train. They want an 8:20 p.m. departure from Butte and a 10 p.m. return from Anaconda to ease evening options. The electric locomotive performed smoothly on day one, drawing crowds and praise for its quiet operation.
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Anaconda
Butte
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Gelock
General Electric
Schenectady
General’ Electric’ Company
Noted Spiritualist Dr Eddy to Demonstrate Seance Sunday
The Margaret theater hosts Dr Eddy, famed spiritualist, Sunday night for a seance in bright light with two committee members. He will perform the de materialization test and answer written questions, aiming to prove spirit power and attract wide attention.
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Margaret
Dr. Eddy
Eddy
Anaconda
Royal Society of England
England
Austria
France
United States
the Margaret
Adv
Opening of the Coliseum Dazzles as Winter Season Starts
The Coliseum opens for the winter season with capacity crowds and a grand Moorish decor. Dancing portions begin Tuesday Thursday and Saturday nights, with a notable surprise promised tonight to welcome guests.
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Coliseum
Adv
Thaw Pictures At The Imperial Theater Tonight
A three reel feature on the life of Matthew Thaw will be shown at the Imperial Theater tonight and tomorrow, tracing his pampered boyhood, the Stanford White murder, and his escape toward liberty from Mattawan. Evelyn Nesbit is also depicted in the film.
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Matteawan
Ter
Thaw
Stanford White
Miberty
Evelyn Nesbit
Adv
Trooper Billy at the Alcazar opens Western frontier drama
At the Grand and Alcazar a two reel feature titled Trooper Billy runs at Inst. ny's change of program. The rough western drama portrays Indians and trappers on the frontier. The story centers on the death of a girl’s twin brother, upsetting the fort and causing widespread consequences.
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Alcazar
Evenny
Billy
Kirl
Local Theatre Program Highlights From Grand Bill
Among Indians and whites alike. June's Turn presented a heart story. Chase Love praised for encores during the eventing. Pathe's Weekly No. 53 featured Mayor Gaynor's remains transshipment from Liverpool and New York funeral views with Taft and Roosevelt. Two dramas, a scenic, and a top comedy capped the program with strong laughs.
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Chase Love
Pathe
Gaynor
Liverpool
England
New York
Taft
Roosevelt
Teo
Adv
Real estate man found hanged near Chatter Mo
Chatter, Oct. 1. Robert L. Tisdale, a Cape Girardeau real estate agent, was found hanging from a tree east of the city. No neck fracture or visible wounds. Missing valuables and papers suspected, theory he was killed elsewhere and dragged, with poisoning considered by some.
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Chatter
Robert L. Tisdale
Cape “Ginrardeat
Trisdale
Blake reports East conditions and tariff impact
Harold Blake describes business in the East being paused while Congress acts on tariff bills. He notes Montana sees little immediate effect but anticipates adjustments after implementation. He mentions politicians, a Buffalo veterans convention turnout, and a Spring return to Montana after travels through Boston Portland Rockland Me New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Chicago.
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East
Harold Blake
Congress
Washington
Montana
Stout
House of Representatives
Champ
Clark
Serena Payne
New York
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Buffalo
Boston
Portland
Rockland
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Imprisoned Miner in Peril at Continental Mine
Centralia Pa Oct 1 Rescue party working at Lehigh Valley Coal Co Continental mine nears an opening 49 feet of solid coal and rock must be cut to reach Thomas Toshesky trapped 100 feet below surface He speaks via air tube says roof drip and damp air threaten him as fresh air dwindles and time runs out for rescue efforts.
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Centralia
Continental
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Thomas Toshesky
Teshesky
Choctaw Indian Sworn Register of the Treasury
Gabe Parker the Choctaw Indian of Oklahoma was sworn in as register of the treasury succeeding J C Napier. Parker becomes the first Indian to hold the office, formerly led by a Republican and previously called by a racial slur.
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Washington
Oct
Treasury Department
Byron W. Newton
New York
Sherman Allen
Vermont
Gabe B. Parker
Oklahoma
Register of the Treasury
J.C. Napier
Tennessee
Parker
United States
Allen
Delegation Named to Present View at Boston Congress
A delegation was appointed to present the committee's view before the International congress in Boston in January. The group will carry the committee's recommendations to the gathering, seeking support for their stance on the outlined issues.
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Mittee
Boston
Light on Rexroat murder deepens Macomb link
Chicago reports fresh clues in the Mildred Rexroat case as investigators learn that Spencer visited the Rexroat farm at Macomb and left on the same train as Mrs Rexroat. Everett Rexroat supplied the tip after District Attorney Hadley pressed for his account.
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Chicago
Spencer
Mildred Allison Rexroat
Rexroat
Macomb
du Page County
Everett Rexroat
Hadley
William Rexroat
Everett
Ters
Chi
Halpin
Chicas Detective Bureau
Plane Crash Victims Suffer Serious Injuries
A report describes injuries from a plane crash including a fractured skull, a severed hand, and various cuts and bruises among several injured persons. Conley sustained a back sprain and other riders were briefly hurt, with non life threatening outcomes noted.
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J. A. Boyson
Cumberland
Conley
Mystery surrounds inventor's disappearance in sea tragedy
Munich reports deny Dr Rudolf Diesel vanished crossing the English Channel as London confirms a lost-at-sea incident. Diesel Engine Co chairman expressed sorrow at the presumed loss, while his widow and friends receive sympathy from the board.
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Munich
Bavaria
Rudolf Diesel
English Channel
di Diesel
Diesel
London
Diesel Engine Company
Dr. Diesel
Lam
Wealth in Transit: Man Moves From New York to Lexington
A man described as wealthy moved from New York after an incident last February and arrived in Lexington about three weeks ago. Details on motive or circumstances remain unclear.
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New York
Lexington
Robbers Loot a Bank Battle with Citizens
Fort Smith Arkansas October 1 A band of eight robbers who looted the First State Bank vaults at Dardanelle fought a rifle battle with several citizens and escaped. The loot was estimated in the thousands, about 4000 according to bank officials. Posses scoured the area but the bandits eluded capture tonight.
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Fort Smith
Ark
First State Bank
Dardanelle
Cleveland boy charged with stealing 1400 dollars
New York report states Wilbur Foerste, a Cleveland youth, arrested for taking 1400 dollars from a Cleveland department store to fund studies at Oxford. He was examined by a police magistrate and committed to his father. William Taylor, the store owner, reportedly did not wish to press charges.
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New York
Wilbur Foerste
Cleveland
Oxford
Wiliam Taylor
Censor Destroys Letter Stamp Clues Spark Reading Incident
An African war veteran correspondence tale shows a censor opening and steaming a stamped envelope to read a letter. The writer tries to tempt misuse by hiding a final question about “Was it hard to get off” under the stamp, prompting reactions at the censor’s office.
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Tvo
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