White Star Liner Olympic Sails Maiden Voyage to New York
Southampton June 14 Thousands gathered as the White Star liner Olympic captained by Smith sailed for New York on its maiden voyage. The 1,300 passengers, 80 officers and crew, 36 engineers and 360 engine-room staff join a floating hotel with gardens, palm avenues, a swimming bath and a deck veranda cafe. The ship features multiple dining rooms, a grill room etc.
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Scalp disease remedies touted with Zemo cure claim
Hopeful message promotes ZEMO as a real scalp medicine that kills dandruff germs and soothes skin. Palmer & Sons Drug Store in Athens sells and guarantees it, alongside ZEMO soap. Also notes West Virginia teachers’ convention in Bluefield and Flag Day in Washington with national color displays. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy recommended for whooping cough epidemics.
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Nova Scotia Election Tests Liberal Rule in 1911
Halifax June 14 Nova Scotia voters express preference as the Liberal government led by Premier Murray faces a crucial election in all eighteen constituencies. Analysts note historical Liberal strength since 1867 and consider reciprocity pact implications for party fortunes, with results watched from Charlottetown to Vancouver Island.
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N. S
Nova Scotia
Murray
Charlottetown
Vancouver Island
Woman Charged With Murder in Indianapolis Hotel Killing
Indianapolis June 14. Mrs Alice Poehler charged with first degree murder for shooting Carl V Storey of Columbus in a city hotel last January. Trial set to proceed today amid long absence of such charges in this city.
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Miss Jane Addams Addresses Simmons College Graduates
Miss Jane Addams of Hull House Chicago delivered the commencement address to Simmons College graduates at the annual exercises held this morning in the Church of the Disciples Boston mass June 14 1930s era report notes Hull House founder speaking to Simmons College class in church setting
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Rear Admiral Niles Retires From Active Service
Washington reports Rear Admiral Kossuth Niles, long a member of naval examining and retiring boards, has been placed on the retired list today by operation of law due to age. At University of Illinois Champaign, Ill., June 14 President Edmund D James led the fortieth annual commencement with his address.
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Kossuth Niles
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Ely's Cream Balm Used In Thousands Of Homes
Ely's Cream Balm has earned a strong foothold nationwide as a reliable household remedy. It is kept in the medicine closet for quick use at the first signs of a cold, offering immediate relief and a short treatment to prevent chronic catarrh.
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