Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Atlantic Residents
Atlantic readers report Dean's Kidney Pills as a dependable kidney remedy backed by local testimony. Mrs A L Lang of 1001 Elm St describes relief from back pain and kidney symptoms after using the product from Moore Drug Co framing improved strength and energy. Sold by all dealers price 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
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Atlantic
Dean
A. L. Lang
Elm St
Iowa
Moore Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Bronchial Coughs Warning and Huey and Tar Remedy
Early fall weather stirs bronchitis and persistent coughs. Bee Foley's Huey and Tar Compound is claimed to soothe inflamed mucus, relieve coughing, and aid expulsion of the cold without opiates. Sold in a yellow package by druggists. substitutes refused.
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Eurly Fall
Foley
The Fall Hats Are Charming and Modish
The season offers small graceful hats in velvet plush and velours in black white and colors. Soft hats suit dressing and everyday wear. Hats are 80 soft with modish individuality aimed to suit all, as stated by Mrs M L Langdon of Atlantic Iowa.
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M. L. Langdon
Atlantic
Sulzer Impeachment Hearing Focuses on Gov Influence
Albany dispatch reports the Sulzer impeachment inquiry will probe governor influenced votes and threats in exchange for administration measures. Subpoenas issued, two New York witnesses Melville Fuller and J. B. Gray called. Sulzer defends his health claims amid the proceedings.
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Albany
N. Y
Board of Managers
Sulzer
Melville B. Fuller
J. B. Gray
New York
Wall Street
Indicted for land swindle in Spottswood Manor case
Federal grand jury indicts Thomas H. Smart and eleven agents for wholesale fraud in selling 900 New Jersey town lots in Spottswood Manor during fall 1911. Charges include mail fraud. prospectus claimed proximity to New York and location on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Rev. George Allenbach of Lincoln Nebraska testified.
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T. H. Smart
St. Louis
Federal Grand Jury
Thomas H. Smart
New Jersey
Smart
Chicago
Spottswood Manor
N. J
New York
George Allenbach
Lincoln Neb
Negroes to Fight Jim Crow Laws before Supreme Court
Washington, Sept. 29. A planned legal challenge to race discrimination is announced as the Oklahoma and Maryland grandfather clauses are attacked as unconstitutional. Efforts will seek to nullify Jim Crow statutes and allow Tennessee negro associations to use the name Knights of Pythias for black lodges alongside white ones.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Maryland
Tennessee
Knights of Pythias
Negro Forges
Condemned Cold Storage Meat and Eggs In Philadelphia
More than 100000 pounds of meat and eggs in Philadelphia cold storage dating to 1906 were condemned by state dairy and food commission agents. Warrants were issued for dealers responsible for the unfit products. Additionally 40000 pounds of game stored in 1911 were tagged as unfit. The cold storage act, effective August 14, imposes penalties up to 500 dollars or imprisonment for exceeding storage periods.
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Philadelphia
State Dairy and Food Commission
Stable fly exonerated as infantile paralysis carrier
Dr W A Sawyer and Prof Hernis report seven experiments in which the stable fly failed to transmit infantile paralysis to sick or well monkeys. The California State Board of Health notes the insect is not a carrier, contradicting earlier Harvard claims of possible transmission under lab conditions.
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California State Board of Health
W. A. Sawyer
State Hygienic Laboratory
Sawyer
Hernis
University of California
Rosenan
Uwarvard
Morgan Estate Inheritance Tax Paid In New York
State Comptroller Lehmer received a check for 2.506 million dollars as payment of the inheritance tax on part of the late J Pierpont Morgan's estate. The payment signals a valuation around 65 million dollars for the estate.
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Albany, N
Lehmer
J. Pierpont Morgan
State Auto Law a Puzzle in City Traffic Powers
Cornel Bhitts notes a condensed opinion by City Solicitor Stuart on the city council’s authority to enact an automobile ordinance. The state law, presented at a Marshalltown convention, oddly bans speeds under five miles per hour, making enforcement impractical and suggesting no new city ordinances will be enacted.
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Cornel Bhitts
Stuart
League of Iowa
Marshalltown
League
Lumber production rises in 1912 surpassing four-year peak
Figures from the Census Bureau show total lumber production in 1912 at 2,155,207,000 feet, a near 6 percent rise over 1911 and about 17.9 percent above 1908. Soft woods dominated output with yellow pine accounting for about 98 percent of its US total. hardwood output fell slightly from 1911. Oak led hardwood species with 3,318,952,000 feet and 7.1 percent year‑over‑year gain.
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Ceulang Bureau
Census Bureau
Atlantic
Gulf States
Virginia
Texas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
United States
Shaw Takes Up Motorcycling and Other Briefs
George Bernard Shaw has taken up motorcycling. Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall has distributed 1,600 calling cards since inauguration. Paris introduces a new bustle style with drapery bunched below the waist in back. Peace talks at The Hague face delays. Esperanto is twenty-five years old but few Americans are fluent. An incident at Windsor Hotel in Montreal reveals a misread room rate.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Paris
Albert Jansen
Better Rural Schools Plan Backed by Iowa Group
Des Moines reports the better Iowa schools commission proposes to push rural education reform at the State Teachers association meeting in November. A three man committee including Arthur Pickford J Stout and Bernard Murphy will urge lawmakers to make the town the unit in rural schools and to establish three new normal schools. The plan aims to sway public sentiment to back stronger rural schools.
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Des Moines
Better Iowa Schools Commission
State Teachers’ Association
A. M. Deyoe
Arthur Pickford
J. &. Stout
Mt. Vernon
Bernard Murphy
Vinton
Rich Men on Aulmuller Jury Foreman Named for Inquest
Coroner Feinberg announced Theodore P. Shonts president of the Interborough Rapid Transit will head the jury for the Anna Aumuller murder inquest. The coroner expects a distinguished panel including J. P. Morgan Robert J. Garry Harry Payne Whitney Henry Siegel and G. W. Fairchild.
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Feinberg
Shonts
New York
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Anna Aumuller
New York County
J. P. Morgan
Robert J. Garry
Harry Payne Whitney
Henry Siegel
G. W. Fairchild
Canadian Government Party Finds Three New Buffalo Herds
Three distinct herds of wild buffaloes were located west of Brave river on Alberta's northern boundary by timber crews under A. J. Bell, Fort Smith government agent. Pierre Squirrel guided, estimating about 200 animals. The buffaloes, similar to the American bison, travel in small groups in summer and form herds in winter to guard against timber wolves. Government to boost protections and increase the wolf bounty. Barry V. Radford, an American explorer, had located a herd in the north two years earlier.
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Alberta
Brave River
Canada
Craigera
A. J. Bell
Fort Smith
Dominion Forestry Department
Pierre Squirrel
Lfe
Barry V. Radford
Bottles Cause Forest Fires Warn Wardens
Washington state fire warden HK W Ferris says bottles left in woods spark fires by concentrating sun rays. Wardens now bury any bottles found to prevent ignition as dry leaves and moss burn easily.
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HK. W. Ferrris
Washington
Ferris
Mr. Verris
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