Swamp-Root Sample Offers In Atlanta Sunday Constitution
Readers are urged to try Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root kidney and bladder remedy with a free sample bottle by mail. The ad cites back pain as a sign of kidney trouble and lists numerous symptoms. It invites readers to request a trial bottle and a book of information, and notes availability in drugstores.
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B. H. Chalker
Ogzark
Ala
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
M. D
Atlanta Sunday Constitution
Humphreys
Aphrey
Medicina Co
Wil
John Strects
New York
Band of mouth organ players formed for marching use
A new unit within the First East Surrey regiment comprises mouth organ performers replacing the regimental band while on the march. The musicians, all from the regiment, aim to provide a more stimulating sound than a drum corps, and the idea may be copied widely across the British army.
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First East, Surrey Regiment
First East Surrey Regiment
Quiet Horse Ride Amid Street Noise Figures in Local Tale
An old-time vignette describes a Sunday mood with Baron Komura and Mr. Lenui son choosing a quiet gray horse and buggy after passing noisy automobiles. Mr. Denilson knows the countryside well as they spend several hours away, while a Pittsburg visitor notes town impressions and a soap and water cleansing line hints at daily routines.
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Edmura
Hoas Shay
New York World
Komura
Mr. Lenuison
Precedent Set by Ambassador Walsh Proposal in London
Special Cable from London reports English newspapers claim Ambassador Reid appointed Hon William Walsh as private secretary, a move seen as a new American precedent. Walsh, third son of Lord Ormathwaite, is engaged to Lady Norah Spencer Churchill, sister to the Duke of Marlborough, with marriage planned next month at Dorchester House.
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London
Ambaun
Dor Reid
William Walsh
Reid
Mr. Jay
John Jay
The
Republic
Walsh
Ameries
Court of St James
Mr. Reid
Larkey
Lord Ormathwaite
Dorchester House
Marble Palace
Parks Lane
Ambassador Reid
Norah
Duke of Beaufort
Darchester Hauge
Paper vests balk chills in Paris inventor story
An Englishman in Paris named Crabbe has created a paper waistcoat designed as protection against chills. Weighing an ounce and a half, it folds into an ordinary envelope. The one piece garment has head and arm holes and presages a future of paper clothing, with the inventor already making paper pants and socks.
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Paris
Crabbe
Gambler Rampage After Losing Stirs Paris Club Chaos
report from Paris describes several gambling dives where losers reacted violently. A Baron at a club smashed a mirror with a candelabrum, declaring he felt better. Another gambler shot the croupier and fled to England with a pension arranged by managers. A third man damaged a portrait then swallowed its nose to mock fortune, later money in hand.
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Thirga
England
Gambung
Caesar Paux
London
Bia
Sultan fears death by phone halts telephony in empire
In Constantinople on October 28, officers are authorized to seize all telephone gear and related materials. The sultan ordered police to pause investigations and smash any telephone apparatus found. He reportedly dreamed someone would blow him apart by a phone wire and cites a New Jersey murder via telephone as probable motive. The Algiers sheriff’s hanging incident is noted as context.
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Constantinople
New Jersey
Max Case
Algiers
Map
Fortunes Rise as Heiress Wealth Shapes a Duke's Line
London cables report the Duchess of Sutherland as play failure yet supreme fortune. The Leveson-Gower family transformed from Yorkshire squires to dukes through strategic marriages. Sir Thomas Gower began a golden matri monial chain, securing Lilleshall Trentham and vast estates. The second lord pursued multiple heiresses, adding Bridgewater and other vast holdings. The current duke, though lacking a new heiress, inherits a sprawling noble estate and wealth.
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London
Duchess of Sutherland
House of Leveson-Gower
Atmo
Yorkshire
Leveson-Gowera
Thomas Gower
Bignh
Charles T
Levesons
Lilleshall
Trentham
Whg
Lord Gower
Rutland
Gower
Scrope
Duke of Bridgewaiter
Bridgewater
Elis
Earl of Calloway
Earl of Roselyn
Betrayed Thief Confesses Bank Robbery Payout in Paris
An Englishman, John Barthey, died after shooting himself in Paris Chapelle square. He claimed he obtained 6000 pounds from a London bank robbery in 1800 and entrusted 5000 to a Rue St Denis friend who vanished with the cash. Barthey admitted treachery driven despair.
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Paris
Lamboisiere
John Barthey
London
St. Denis
Parla
Rue St. Denis
Barthey
Chapelle Square
Child’s Odd Wedding Exchange Reveals Dates
Four year old Garth speaks of uncles’s weddings in rough phonetics. He recalls one wedding to take place in Washington and another in January, prompting amused family questions about where the ceremonies will occur. The lighthearted mispronunciations highlight family plans and the upcoming nuptials.
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Garth
Qnes
Washington
No Man Stronger Than His Stomach
A historic medical argument extols the stomach as the body’s center, linking digestion to health and disease. It catalogs indigestion and dyspepsia as core issues and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and related remedies with endorsements by medical authorities.
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Abernethy
London
Pierce
Barthalow
Jefferson Medical College
John King
John M. Scudder
Cincinnaty
William Paine
Paine
Lady Curzon Plans Nursing Service for Europeans
Lady Curzon intends, before returning to England, to complete a project for a pensioned nursing service for Europeans in India. An institution will be formed at a provincial capital to provide trained nurses with minimal delay. The plan addresses the need in India for rapid, safe care amid sudden illnesses.
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Ondon
Carmon
India
England
Nursing Service
Death of pearls denied by a Paris jewel expert
Chaumet the Paris jewel expert tells a correspondent that pearls do not die. He notes light heat and electricity affect luster and advises against keeping pearls in velvet lined boxes or displaying them long in windows. He cites centuries old pearls still lustrous and warns against harsh handling.
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Paris
ARIS
Chaumet
Chicago Echoes cling to old town themes
A Chicago man on the South Side recalls the city with a stubborn affection while another speaker notes the enduring memories. The exchange highlights the grit and lingering smoke of the past in Chicago.
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Chicago
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