Plant Juice touted by popular miner in local ad
A miner named J Mart, well known in the area, endorses Plant Juice as a remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles. He claims it relieved his own symptoms, promising quick relief from fullness, gas, nausea, poor sleep, and low energy. Sold by Smith Drug Co and Newhra Drug Co in Butte.
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J. Mart
Smith Drug Co
Newhra Drug Co
Butte
Elusive Caminetti Case Probed As Trial Continues
Testimony details an elopement plot involving Mrs Caminetti and Diggs with key witnesses describing the pair’s movements from Sacramento to San Francisco and San Jose. Marsha Warrington and others testified about arrangements and transportation while the defense seeks to frame Caminetti as a passive participant in the alleged liaison.
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Prine
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Caninett
Digs
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Tih
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San Jose
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Trial testimony on Innocence and alleged affair unfolds
In court Judge Warfleet cross-examines a woman linked to Caminelli, probing her knowledge of his marriage and perceived role in an affair. The defense counters with questions about Caminelli being a married man and the impact on his family, while she reiterates her prior statements about his estrangement and time with her.
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Caminett
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Dee Band
Hidse van Wlept
Theton Norris
Diggs
Cammetti
Jose
Bevanse Canietti
Alie
Warfleet
Wald
Theodore Toche
Lila
Fiah
Spuces
Lola Norvia
Ale
Caminelli
Official report blames Industrial Workers for mob violence
Attorney General Crawford submitted a report to Governor West blaming the Industrial Workers of the World for outrages that followed the deportation of Dr Bailey N Leach and several IWW members by citizens from Bandon and Marshfield. The probe says the unrest stems from a war between capital and labor and notes there was no law protecting the people from IWW activities. The findings were filed with Mooy County authorities and may proceed in court.
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Portland
Ore
Acto Caos
Bailey N. Leach
Industrial Workers of the World
Mooy County
Aviator and Passenger Fatally Hurt in France Crash
In Riana, France, a French naval aviation accident near Bolt village left Lieutenant Le Franet and his passenger Mule dead after the aircraft capsized and caught fire. Villagers found them unconscious with burns and both died shortly after at a hospital.
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France
Mule
le Évre
Acre
le Franet
Bolt
Wight
Peregoud Flies Again Head Downward in Aerial Feat
Franca Vorgallies reports a repeat display by Pegoud of a head down aerial maneuver in a French army aviation show. Pegoud rose to 9000 feet in a spiral then inverted to head downward, describing a large eye shaped arc before returning to horizontal flight. The feat, witnessed by officers, aviators, press, and spectators, lasted about ten minutes in total.
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Pesoud
Ile
Whit Perend
Writing Diaphragm Records At Prenth Academy Meeting
A New York Press report describes AL Staragy's method to make the diaphragm reveal breathing patterns. A pencil held in the hand, with the forearm resting, supposedly records diaphragm motion as an imperfect indicator of breathing cycles. The claim is framed as a demonstration from the Prenth Academy of Sciences. The Indianapolis News remark touches on Chinese rug factories and foreign trade practices impacting fabric production.
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Prenth Academy’ of Sciences
AL. Staragy
M. Afarage
Fersons
Indianapolis
Tomsin
Textile pattern design and pricing in wool and cotton weaving
The article describes how wool from sheep and camels is used to create red brown backgrounds for patterns with dyed sheep wool for color. It notes warp is cotton, filling wool, dyes are aniline and not guaranteed fast, prices by the square foot based on cloth width, and export duties affecting costs. Prices vary from manufacturers, sizes range 2x2 to 20x4 feet, and commissions or duties may apply for shipments from China.
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At Asnortoy
China
Misbranding Lunch Tongue Leads to $500 Fine
In Seattle justice court, the Sulabereer & ans Company Of America and a company salesman were convicted of misbranding lunch tongue cans. They were fined $300 plus costs, under state law, for cans allegedly exposed to air and unfit for food. The case was pursued by the new state department of agriculture.
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Seattle
Sulabereer -&Ans Company of America
Ke Friede
Costa
Snather
State Department of Agriculture
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