Bad Blood and Its Effect on Skin Health
An advertisement describing how bad blood causes skin blemishes and general health decline. It promotes S. S. S. as a purifying tonic that removes poisons from the blood, improves circulation, and restores clear skin, sleep, appetite, and vitality. The piece claims the formula contains no arsenic and offers free medical advice and an illustrated skin booklet.
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S. S
S.S
Nature
Swift Speonc Company
Atlanta
Beauty Restored by 8 8 G Cure
A mother recounts widowhood of a grave scalp disease in her three month old daughter. After failures with doctors and springs, a trial of 8 8 G reportedly healed the head and face within a bottle, leaving the child with smooth skin and hair growth. The letter is signed by Shobe of Pine Street St Louis MO.
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Bozema
Eleven Years Pursued Husband Under Desertion Claim
Mrs Bu ean Bertram testified that her husband deserted her in Russia eleven years ago. She tracked him through South America Mexico and the western and southern United States to Wilkes Barre where he was arrested and sentenced to pay ten dollars monthly. Frank Conley was arrested in Pittsburgh charged with killing his mother in law Mrs Gary whose neck was broken after being shoved down stairs during a quarrel with his wife.
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Wilkesbarré
Buean Bertram
Russia
South America
Mexico
Pittsburg
Frank Conley
Kate Gory
Conley
Gary
Stalin
Death of Norris Grandfather Follows Granddaughter’s Dying
Benjamin Deforest Norris aged 92 of Danbury Connecticut, grandfather of Marie C Norris, dies after grief from granddaughter Marie Norris died in Dr Alvins sanitarium in New York under justice inquiry. Norris born on family farm, renowned local resident. Mrs B C Norris of New Preston bedridden since funeral.
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Cranddaughter
Norris
Danbury
B. C. Norris
New Preston
Miss Norris
Archbishops Health Bulletin and Other News
Archdiocesan physicians report Archbishop Corrigan’s condition satisfactory but weak with no convalescent rally yet, age and weakness cited. Funeral services held for J Sterling Morton in Lake Forest, with procession to Nebraska City. US Consul General Osborn dies in London. cousin of President McKinley. Jealousy tragedy in Birmingham as George Cook killed by Coot Anderson and accomplices. New York syndicate buys two gold mines and a copper mile in Mexico for about $600,000. Rev J B Jordan destroys three moonshine stills in Transylvania county. Pocahontas Collieries gold: New York banking interests purchase entire stock of Pocahontas Galleries company.
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Corrigan
New York
Keyes
Francia Delafield
Morton
Chicago
J. Sterling Morton
First Presbyterian Church
Lake Forest
J. K. McClure
Nebraska City
Neb
Birmingham
Ala
George Cook
St. Vincent's Hospital
Coot Anderson
Helena
Bhelby County
Anderson
Kansas City
Mexico
Buysa Ventura Bucerra
Piedras
Pocahontas Collieries Gold
Pocahontas, Yay Galleries Company
Philanthropists Visit Tuskegee Alabama
The Ogden party arrived at Tuskegee and were hosted at the Alabama conference college then visited Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. Governor Jelka and H M Atkinson of Atlanta joined President C A Wickersham in events. Atkinson donated $1 000 to aid the school and Baldwin toured facilities. Almond library dedication preceded an outdoor barbecue.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Alabama, Conference College
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Booker Washington
Jelka
Alabama
H. M. Atkinson
Atlanta
C. A. Wickersham
Atlanta and
West Point Railway
Atkinson
Wickersham
William H. Baldwin, Jr
Institute
Washington
Carnegie Library
Ogden Party in Knoxville for University Visits
The Ogden philanthropists party arrives in Knoxville from Chattanooga for university tours and a cadet parade at the University of Tennessee. A reception, addresses by Dr. Dabney and student Hugh Tate, and a Knoxville College inspection precede a 7 pm dinner with toast master Edward T. Sanford. The group heads to New York Thursday night.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Ogden Party of
Chattanooga
New York
University of Tennessee
Battalion of Cadets
Charles W. Dabney
Hugh M. Tate
United Presbyterian Board
Pittsburg
New York City
Canine Takes Long Journey Home to Mississippi
A Mississippi dog owner finds his mongrel car dog made a 660 mile trek from Oklahoma back to West Point. The dog, thin and dirty but joyful, had accompanied H O Hes ter as his family moved from Clay County to Oklahoma months earlier. Oliver Doughty later contacted the former owner to verify the lengthy trip.
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Oklahoma
Mississippi
West Point
Miss
H. O. Hester
Clay County
West
Oliver Doughty
Tornado Devastates Glenrose Texas Killing Six and Wounding Dozens
Houston April 29 Glenrose county seat Somervell county faces near ruin from a cyclone that killed six and injured forty to fifty. Destruction hits business district ruins one third of stores. Many residences damaged and a quarter million dollars in losses estimated with more to come. Western homes heavily wrecked amid fire and lack of communications. Fort Worth and Rio Grande plan special relief train with physicians and supplies. Glenrose noted health resort with springs and mansions.
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Houston
Tex
Glenrose
Bonnervell County
T. Lee
Mra
E. T. Lee
Tom Price
Mra. Shields
H. H. Lewis
R. B. Lowkis
Paloxy River Inn Valley
Busines
Mra. Connell
Somervell County
Fort Worth
Rio Grande
Jean
Wheeler Talks of Philippine War Crucially Fair Treatment
General Joseph Wheeler, in a Herald interview, defends U S troops in the Philippines. He says there was no cruelty or water cure, notes insurgent demands, and praises Filipino responsiveness to kind methods. He asserts Americans can civilize without extermination and predicts eventual assimilation.
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New York
Ty the Herald
Joseph Wheeler
Wd Iu
Manila
Sherman
Ita
Philippines
Wheeler
Excursion Train Collision Injures Fort Wayne Crowd
A Sunday excursion train on the Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad collided with a freight train near Wallen six miles from Fort Wayne Indiana late last night. Over 30 persons were injured, many with scratches and bruises. A relief train brought the injured to Port Wayne and home. Most were discharged. one unnamed passenger remained in critical condition.
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Grand Rapides and Indiana
Fort Wayne
Ind
Grand Rapids and Indiana
Wallen
Port Wayne
Darnell
Fragmented fragmentary OCR note on cures and pills
Unclear lines discuss changes in appearance and digestion with references to pills and remedies. Mentions Beane and Pellets cure but text is garbled and incomplete. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable people beyond scattered names emerge.
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Noel
Rae Rae
Dreyfus Guilty Claims Shock Chicago Audience
Chicago April 29 Alleged Dreyfus secrets shared with University of Chicago students by M Hugues LeRoux the lecturer asserted Captain Dreyfus admitted guilt at pardoned time He said Dreyfus not only conspired against the French government but confessed to several charges and sought mercy when petitioning for a pardon LeRoux said his knowledge came from friends who asked him to defend the prisoner He noted that public certainty will wait until records are released years hence as private examiners have seen them.
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M. LeRoux
Chicago
Dreyfus
University of Chicago
M. Hugues LeRoux
LeRoux
Drey+ fuse
France
Diet ratifies Austro Hungarian treaty with Mexico
Budapest April 29 lower house of the Hungarian diet ratified the Austro Hungarian commercial and consular treaty with Mexico. the formal rapprochement follows the 1867 expiatory chapel at Queretaro and signals early resumption of diplomatic ties between the dual monarchy and the Mexican republic. a Mexican bill to renew relations and fund a minister's salary was introduced, and Count Gilbert Hohenwart was named Austrian Hungarian minister to Mexico.
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Mexico
Budapest
Congress of Mexico
Austria-Hungary
Gilbert Hohenwart
Austrian
Reichsrath
Evans May Get London Consul General Post
President may offer Pam pions Commissioner Evans the job of consul general to London to succeed the late William McKinley Osborn. White House and Evans show reluctance, but officials think the offer is likely and favorable. A cable from Vice Deputy Consul Westcott reports Osborn’s death.
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Westcott Dali
London
Ciesstel
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