Catarrh Cure Claims Strong Posture After Sylax Trial
Rev Byron Holley shoots intruder Lansing Pearsall at rectory as Washington area reports a case of catarrh relief via Sylax medicine. A G Payne promotes Sylax at local drug store while police investigate the fatal shooting and grand jury weighs charges.
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Keep Clean Inside Liver Detox Ad Card
An old health ad urges internal cleanliness for well being and work ability. It claims 95 percent of diseases originate in the digestive tract and promotes Jacobs Liver Salt as a safe morning cleanser without calomel side effects. Distributed by Jacobs and druggists.
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An Illustrated Book Promises Aid for Drink Cure
Edward J Woods offers a pamphlet via mail claiming it frees readers from craving alcohol for years. He argues many drinkers, helped by mothers or sisters, secretly lose desire and cannot drink whisky or beer again. The notice urges sending five dollars to receive the information and promises happiness and guidance.
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Various Forms Of Headache And Remedies
Dr J Bay of Blochton offers causes for headaches and urges treating the ailment by addressing the root cause plus relief for pain. Anti-kamma Tablets are recommended to curb headaches and neuralgia, with Actoids for regular bowels and A-E Tablets for oncoming attacks. Carry Anti-karmaia and Astorace or Anti-lamnia products for instant use as needed.
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Patriotism and immigration in American idealism debate
The president urges a clear split between supporters of America first and those for other nations, arguing patriotism is an active principle. He reflects on the renewal of American liberty through immigration, the continual recreation of the nation, and the duty to conserve patriotism amid special stress.
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American principles and unity in a time of crisis
A presidential address urges Americans to unite around core ideals, urging citizens to put America first in policy and action. The speaker argues neutrality is passive and stresses America's duty to uphold international law, justice, and humanitarian aims, while welcoming foreign-born citizens as essential contributors to national strength. The speech calls for clear positions in political agitation and praises national unity.
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British censorship denounced by Pall Mall Gazette
The Pall Mall Gazette denounces British censorship as chaotic and biased. It notes government moves to appoint Lord Derby to direct recruiting while passages in his first speech are suppressed, calling for scrutiny of official announcements and warning of tampering in independent narratives.
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Panama Canal Blocked Indefinitely by Goethals Decision
Panama Canal remains closed with no definite reopening date as Governor Goethals announces that rapid earth movement from both banks has thwarted any dredging gains and that the tentative November 1 reopening target is withdrawn. No effort will push a temporary channel through.
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Revenues of France Show Increase in September
Paris October 11 The French government reports indirect tax revenue for September at 286 million francs about 47.2 million dollars, up from 136 million francs last year. Receipts are 20 percent behind September 1913, but 73 percent higher than the second war month. Customs duties and navigation charges show a sharp rise, indicating better traffic.
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Many Kinds of Rheumatism One Sure Mode of Treatment
The piece promotes S S S blood tonic as a universal treatment for rheumatism including sciatica lumbago and articular rheumatism. It claims fifty years of testing at SS&S Co labs in Atlanta and urges readers to purify the blood to remove uric acid and toxins to relieve rheumatism. It invites consulting a druggist or writing to the company for advice.
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Military rule for Charleston tightens as election nears
Charleston, S C October 11 Gov Manning orders a battalion of infantry and four divisions of naval militia to stand by in Charleston armories for the municipal primary election amid fears of breaches of the peace. The sheriff may call in special deputies as needed while the governor vows orderly proceedings. Incumbent Mayor John P Grace faces opposition from Tristam T Hyde Lines in a bid for re election.
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Governor orders guards and militia ready for disorder
Four national guard companies and three naval militia divisions are placed on alert in their armories as a precaution. The sheriff has deputized about fifty men. Deputies and guards will not be used unless police fail to maintain order.
Britain urged to use Japanese troops in Europe
London reports that English newspapers discuss bringing in Japanese forces to counter German expansion. The Observer calls for Japan to enter the war as a decisive ally, suggesting up to a quarter of a million Japanese troops could bolster the Turkish empire and shift balance in both Near and Far East theaters.
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Supreme Court Reconvenes Washington October 11
The Supreme Court of the United States reconvenes in Washington as October term activities resume. Justices return to courtroom sessions and anticipated cases are queued for the new term.
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