Cure weak lungs with Slocum four remedies system
Editorial urges recognition of lung disease and warns against ignoring symptoms. It promotes Dr. T. A. Slocum’s four remedy system claiming it can cure weak lungs bronchitis asthma coughs consumption and more, including tubercular growth, and offers free treatment by writing to Slocum Laboratories New York City with full address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Slocum
Dr. T. A. Slocum Laboratories
Pine Street
New York City
Almost Lost Life in a Bath Tub and Other Incidents
A three year old girl nearly drowned in a water filled bathtub while playing with friends. She was rescued after minutes and later recovered, doctors reporting improvement. Also noted: a 6:10 time hearing, a door lock incident at Attorney Sterling’s office, and a Philadelphia man crediting Electric Bitters for saving his life with a 50 cent price at local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Hogan
Harry Noble
Sterling
Mrs. George
Henry J. Piero
John Oliver
Philadelphia
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Smith Bros
Damaging Evidence Ties Mrs George to Saxton Murder Case
In Canton Ohio April 11 the Mrs George murder trial resumes with John A Shanafelt testifying about her alibi near Hazlett and Lincoln avenues. Streetcar workers Jesse Taylor and Samuel Howenstein place Mrs George on a car minutes before six, challenging the timing of the fatal shooting. Edge McCarthy recalls a Mrs George seeking him around 6 85 on the evening of the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
George
John A. Shanafelt
Hazlett Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Aas
Jessé Taylor
Samuel Howenstein
Ktassist
Edge McCarthy
Cogueneiae
Castoria Ad Keeps Its Longstanding Trust
A vintage advertisement sketch highlights Castoria as the familiar remedy labeled the kind you have always bought. The ad emphasizes consistent quality and the product’s trusted family use across generations.
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Castoria
Stranger on the South Side Becomes Quick Friend
A Chicago minister recounts a night ride with a jovial stranger who seemed to study him. The two swapped smiles and conversation, and the man offered his card reading spines squors and cigars. The minister learned the card described a cozy South Side spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Chicago Daily News
Bonds Validated by Court In Athens Street Improvement
The Athens city bonds for street improvements have been validated after a case filed by Solicitor General Brand. Judge Russell signed the order, estopping further attacks. The mayor and finance committee will proceed to float the bonds with expected premium and no opposition anticipated.
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Athens
Brand
Mayor
Pana Under Martial Law Quiet After Riot
Pana Illinois resumes business under martial law after a riot that left a hotel employee gravely wounded and miners acting as deputies. Soldiers control the streets as deputies soberly guard neighborhoods and the city hall conducts routine business.
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Pana
Ill
Stephens
Frank Coburn
Coburn
Penwell
Carrie Felix
Harrison Hotel
Reece
Culver
Flatham
Spring Side
Penwell Orphana
German View of Samoa Trouble From Samoa Official
A letter from a top German official in Samoa to The German Democrat in San Francisco provides the German perspective on the Apia crisis. The correspondent discusses German aims and the evolving situation in Samoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samoa
San Francisco
German Democrat
Apia
Mercer Team Hit By Claims Of Professional Players
After a Macon baseball game between Cornell and Mercer, the Atlanta Constitution reports charges that Mercer used professionals. Mercer officials deny the claim while noting other colleges in the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association may staff pros. The association president asks Mercer Manager Turner to rebut the allegations.
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Macon
Cornell
Mercer
Atlanta Constitution
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Turner
Major Black Withdraws From Augusta Mayoral Race
Major J C Black withdraws his name from the Augusta mayoralty race citing risks of a contest and potential discord. The city council plans an extra session to discuss transferring his city contract, making Robbe eligible for the mayoralty.
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Augusta
C. Black
Robbe
Peruna Promotes Catarrh Cure Claims Across States
The pamphlet surveys U S mortality from catarrh using government data, claims one half of deaths in some states. It extols Peruna as a radical cure, citing testimonials from Myron McCord, John Williams, Madison, and other officials. It notes a nationwide push for a cure and offers a free letters pamphlet.
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United States
Peruna Drug Manuffacturing Company
Columbus
Ohi
Tartman Sanitarium
Martinot
Sadie Martinot
Hartman
Ord
McCord
Iron
Myron
New Mexico
Washington, D.C
J. H. McCord
M. H. McCord
Williams’ Case
John Williams
West Second Street
Duluth
Minn
Madison
Algernon A. Madison
Tenth
Macon
Georgia
Washington
Earth
Anomore
A. A. Madison
Leary to Sail as Guam Governor General
The Yosemite is expected to sail within ten days carrying Captain Richard P. Leary United States Navy as governor general of Guam and his official party. A 125 man marine garrison under Major A C Kilton will accompany him along with a ten man brass band. Leary will rule over about 10 000 inhabitants of Guam with 2 000 foreigners and natives of mixed Spanish and Malay heritage. The governor will reside in the old Spanish palace and quarters will be built for the garrison in the quadrangle.
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New York
Yosemite
Guam
Richard P. Leary
Landrones
Suez
A. C. Kilton
Agno
Governor Leary
Idle Hour Burned: Vanderbilt Country House Destroyed
New York reports William K. Vanderbilt's Idle Hour on Oakdale Long Island was destroyed by fire at 4 00 a m. No lives were lost though 12 or 15 servants were inside. The blaze started in the cellar and the $250000 to $300000 loss ends a Queen Anne brick stone and terra cotta mansion built eight years ago. Vanderbilt and his bride Virginia Fair were in residence with son W K Vanderbilt Jr. and others escaping safely.
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New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Oakdale
L. I
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Virginia Fair
Vanderbilt
Transfer for E P Stone to Asheville postal service
E P Stone, a popular and efficient mail carrier in Athens, will move to Asheville, North Carolina due to his wife's health. In Athens, W M Garrett will take Stone's place as mail carrier, Garrett already serving in Asheville and transferring to Athens.
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E.P. Stone
Athens
Asheville
N.C
Mr. Stone
W. M. Garrett
Mr. Garrett
Eleven Men on Trial for Lake City Lynching Case
Eleven men faced trial in Charleston circuit court on charges tied to a Lake City lynching. The prosecution trimmed the list from thirteen to eleven by dropping J. P. Newham and Early P. Lee as state witnesses. Jurors were sworn amid disputes over demurrers and panel eligibility, with a mostly white, well-established jury selected from several counties.
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Charleston
D. C
Lake City
United States
J. P. Newham
Early P. Lee
St. Julian Jervey
Circuit Court
Cochran
General Barber
M. B. Murphy
Union
W. A. Calhoun
Barnwell
S.T. Craig
Anderson
McLeod Hutson
Beaufort
S. H. Carlisle
Spartanburg
L. Kearne
Florence
A. Bowman
Bamberg
W. A.hill
Newberry
W. A. Taten
Hampton
W. R. Price
Pickens
B. F. Davis
Marion
J. W. McCullough
Greenville
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Ite Agttere
Annete
Marguerite Haddock
Ike Haddock
Saxton
Will
Gace
Kantz
Maxse
Kautz
Hobson
Mataafa
Kants
Scott
Scort
BOWNE
Major Black
Sir, Robbe
Ladly
Jno. Williams
Senator Johnson
Chicago, Il
Johnson
Porter Johnson
Chieao
Peruna
Pe-ru-na
Leary
Michael Curtain
Plainfield, J
King
DeWitt
Long Island
E. P. Stone
Postmaster Baker
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