Miracle Cure for Terrible Eczema in Baby Boy
A six month old sufferer endured severe eczema with widespread sores and bleeding. After failing with three doctors, relief came from Cuticura products, leading to a swift recovery within two weeks. Endorsed by F. Hobrath of Bethlehem, Pa, with promotional notes for Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent.
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Mattern
Atronso Hompath
Europe
Air
F. Hobrath
C. L. Hobrath Company
Rink Alley
Booth Bethlehem
Potter Drug & Chena. Corp
Provident Life and Trust Paid to Influence Bills
Samuel R. Shipley, retiring Provident Life and Trust Company president, disclosed in Philadelphia that the company paid 7,500 to Martin Olmstead for using his influence to have unfavorable bills buried in Harrisburg committees. He said the bills died in committee after Olmstead’s involvement, and the company also paid 2,000 annually to William M. Scott for monitoring legislation. Shipley insisted payments were for policyholders’ benefit and no money went to legislators.
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Philadelphia
Samuel R. Shipley
Provident Life and Trust Company
New York
Provident Company
Shipley
Martin E. Olm
William M. Scott
Harrisburg
Savings Bank Declares Semiannual 5 Percent Dividend
The Athens Savings Bank directors declare a semiannual five percent dividend, equivalent to ten percent annually. The bank is described as one of the strongest in the state, reflecting credit on its management.
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Athens Savings Bank
Iig Bank
Two Battleships Collide Near York Harbor Grounding of Kearsarge and Kentucky
York Jan 9 The battleship squadron under Rear Admiral Robley Evans moved to sea when the Kearsarge and Kentucky ran aground off the west bank light. The Alabama and Illinois followed. a collision with the Kentucky caused damage to its starboard side. Both ships were refloated and sent to sea with repairs planned at Portsmouth naval yard. A court of inquiry may be ordered after the Kentucky reaches the navy yard for repairs.
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York
Robley D. Evans
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Tower Harbor
West Bank
Alabama
H Inols
Lucky
Maine
Keararte
Brooklyn Mavy
Tempkinsville
Uilnois
Kenrsarge
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Hampton Roads
Evans
West Indian
New York Harbor
Boston
Brooklyn Navy Yards
Prince of Batenburg
New York
Tompkinsville
Tagship Mane
Admiral Evans
Kear
Tacee
Hlinds
Plmptown
Martin Institute Spring Term Opens With Higher Enrollment
Jefferson Gu Jan 9 The spring term of Martin Institute opens with 330 students, a notable rise from prior attendance. Principal H M Ivy delivered an address, and Prof Joseph D Smith, once principal of the school and now Griffin Ga teacher, gave a moving talk to former pupils.
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Jefferson, Gu
Martin Institute
H. M. Ivy
St. Louis
Joseph D. Smith
Griffin
Bacon's Ideas About Morocco Senate Resolution Sparks Debate
Washington on January 9 Senator Bacon introduced a resolution demanding a detailed account of negotiations that led to U S delegates joining the Algeciras conference on Morocco The move drew protests from administration allies who fear unnecessary U S involvement in European quarrels and prompted calls for closed Senate discussions from Senator Lodge The resolution seeks copies of invitations and replies and asks whether delegates are limited to U S interests or may address Morocco's political affairs with European powers.
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Washington
Bacon
Morocco
Tillman
Santo Domingo
Raynor
Roosevelt
Lodge
White House
Senate
Democratic Uni
Algeciras
Europe
United States
Spain
Germany
France
England
Rural Carriers to Use Automobiles on Routes
Postmaster General Cortelyon approved a DeGraw recommendation to employ rural carriers in automobiles for routes. The department reserves authority to stop car use if service is unsatisfactory and requires a fixed daily schedule so parcel boxes are served at roughly the same time each day.
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Washington
Jan
Cortelyon
DeGraw
Doctor commits suicide amid manic crisis in New York
Dr Robert W Stegar, a Vanderbilt and Columbia educated physician from a prominent Nashville family, attempted death by self poisoning at the Auburn Hotel. He left a lengthy note stating years of mental crisis and homicidal mania, and he willed his body to Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. He died after being taken to Belleuve Hospital.
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New York
R. W. Stegar
Vanderbilt University
Columbia University
Nashville
Tenn
Auburn Hotel
Broadway
Thirtyninth Street
Bellevue Hospital
Stegar
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ter
Robert W. Stegar
Alabama
Dr Stegar’s perilous note in envelope hints at fate
A deteriorating envelope message claims the author plans to die soon while praising Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. A doctor associated with Vanderbilt University is identified as born near Huntsville Alabama with a brother lawyer in Nashville. He taught chemistry at Vanderbilt, married in Hot Springs in 1894, left Chicago, moved to New York in 1900.
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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Huntsville
Ala
Nashville
Tenn
Stegar
Vanderbilt University
Hot Springs
Ark
Chicago
New York
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