Poet Wins Whirl of Fate prize and plans grand spree
A poet learns, by registered post, he won the Whirl of Fate prize and one hundred pounds. He imagines buying a seal skin, suit, tour, and shop goods for Mary, then prepares to celebrate when a second letter reveals only a request about fabric samples from his wife.
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Mary
Tom Hood
Ham
Breeding New Plants by Luther Burbank
Luther Burbank leads a sweeping program of plant breeding with some 15 years of progress yielding 200 new hybrid plums 10,000 seedling crosses and many other fruits and crops. The work aims for durable scientific results from broad studies, with potential gains in science and economy noted by the Carnegie Institute Year Book.
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Luther Burbanks
Carnegie Institute
Riot and Race War Ravage Springfield Turned Turmoil
Springfield Ohio reports a riot and race clash after the shooting of M. M. Davis by Ladd and Dean. Militia restored order but mobs torched two houses and damaged many others as hundreds mobbed central avenues prompting negroes to flee to nearby cities.
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Ladd
Dean
Dixon
John Scurry
Reuben Campbell
Charles Fillmode
Central Avenue
Hosiital
Columbus
Dayton
Xenia
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Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Readers
Public health notice warns against mercury based catarrh ointments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and orally active. It emphasizes sourcing genuine products, urges consulting physicians, and notes testimonials and druggists sell points with a 25 cent price for Cheney's Expectorant cough and cold remedy.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Foledo
Ohio
Griggs Likely To Head Democratic Congressional Campaign
Washington reports indicate Judge Jim Griggs will head the Democratic congressional campaign committee with about 22 of 34 votes likely, possibly without opposition. Flood supporters acknowledge Griggs strong House backing and potential unanimous election, aided by veteran organizers.
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Washington
Jim Griggs
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Flood
Virginia
Judge Griggs
Senator Marlin
House
Do Not Neglect a Bad Cold
Do not neglect a bad cold and let it run the course. The cure warns that untreated colds can lead to pneumonia and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is claimed to promptly cure the cold and counteract lung trouble with sales by H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro.
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Suffolk
Crosl
Beaverton
Mich
Hardware Co
Saginaw
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. .J Smith & Bro
Chamberlain’s
W. J. Smith & Bro
Cobbler and Prophet Mentions of Famous Shoes
A Chestnut street cobbler Charles Webert has kept lasts and foot patterns for over 2,000 customers including Henry Irving Maude Adams Julia Marlowe and Ruth White He weighs feet draws outlines and preserves a last for each client claiming feet predict futures He has made shoes for Buffalo Bill and Frank James earning 487 diplomas and medals His highest single pair price was 40 and he offers half soles while you wait Death rate in New York and Chicago section notes pneumonia deaths in November December 1903 with Foley's Honey and Tar promoted as preventive medicine
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Webert
Henry Irving
Richard Mansfield
Maude Adams
Julia Marlowe
Mary Anderson
Clara Morris
Virginia Harned
Ruth White
Miss White
Miss Marlowe
Mansfield
Keene
Hamlet Webert
Buffalo Bill
Frank James
New York Sun
New York
Chicago
Foley
The Story of Old Kennedy in Baltimore
Alfred Kennedy a familiar figure in Baltimore sit years in whiskey and exposure begged his last drink today and went to Bayview for care. Once a fresco painter he told Justice Loden he was worn out and hoped to die there as a white man while a note blamed his ruin on alcohol and exposure as a Cheney's Expectorant ad blurted from the floor.
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Baltimore
Alfred Kennedy
Lexington and
Pine Streets
Kennedy
Whiskey
Justice Loden
Bayview
Board of Charities
Harrigan
New York Dog Show Prize Draws Controversy
The Boston Transcript mocks the New York Dog Show for awarding a Magnificent first prize to a creature it calls not a dog. It argues breeding and garbling deform many dogs while questioning what constitutes a genuine hound.
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New York
Grand Central Station
Henry James
Peoelse
Ole
Ormond
Readville
New -York
Boston Transcript
Foley’s Honey and Tar Emphasized as Genuine Remedy
The Original Foley Co Chicago originated Foley’s Honey and Tar a throat and lung remedy and warns against imitations. It is mildly laxative contains no opiates and is safest for children and delicate persons with all druggists selling it.
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Foley Co
Chicago
Foley
Cure for Infantile Eczema Praised by Mother
Mrs. Macbelle Lyon of Parsons Nan writes that her baby suffered months with infantile eczema starting on the head and covering the body. After failing with a family doctor, a Cutlurate treatment from Mazon Ill. led to quick improvement and eventual full recovery aside from remaining rough skin.
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Mazon
Rior
Macbelle Lyon
Appleton Ave
Parsons, Nan
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ad Claims Complete Treatment
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as a complete external and internal treatment for a range of skin issues. It promises relief from infancy to adulthood and emphasizes affordability at one dollar for a set.
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Cornell Horticultural Department
Cornell
Potter Drug Chem. Corp
Hermit Ex-Secret Service Aide Lays Life Bare at Bruce's Lake
Harry N. Roach once Blaine's private secretary lives in a log cabin at Bruce's Lake near Winamac Indiana. He plans to publish a life story from a zinc lined box buried in the dirt door of his cabin claiming society ruined him. He recalls Blaine Conkling Garfield and other Republican figures and complains of Washington society while asserting he has wife and child in Baltimore.
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Bruce's Lake
Roach
James G. Blaine
William N. Roach
United States
Blaine
Seecret
Conkling
Garfield
Washington
Baltimore
Winomac
Ind
Cor
New York World
Moon Inhabited and Electric Bitters Endorsement
The piece asserts moon atmosphere supports life in some form though not humans. It advertises Electric Bitters as a universal tonic curing headaches biliousness malaria chills fever jaundice dyspepsia dizziness and more. Guaranteed by W J Smithro and H R Palmer agents at 50¢.
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W. J. Smithro
H. R. Palmer
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