Ade to Digestion and the Laughing Cure
A collection of quirky clippings and anecdotes from earlier columns. It includes a Wisconsin man praising George Ade for aiding digestion, a Diabetic cure testimonial for Dodd’s Kidney Pills, a cigarette production stat, DIY laundry and garment care tips, a humorous exchange about British Columbia, and brief notices on horn-impressed art and late arrivals.
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Ade
George Ade
Wisconsin
Sucess Magazine
Grape Nut Diet Promises Health and Victory in Life
A testimonial shares how switching from heavy meats to Grape-Nuts cured stomach and kidney ailments that hampered work. The writer notes heartburn and indigestion eased, nerves steadied, and mental focus improved, enabling better performance in daily tasks and business.
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USA
Dustin
S & Mason
Wellyie
Aims for Peace Weaken War Party in Russia
A Washington dispatch notes strong hints that peace talks may be favored by key Russian figures. Grand Duke Michael and Grand Duke Vladimir shift toward diplomacy with Admiral Alexieff, while the czar holds final decision. European ambassadors urge silence to avoid offending neutrals amid a tense East Asia crisis.
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Nicholas
Japan
Russia
St. Petersburg
Lamsdorff
Emperor Nicholas
Count Cassius
Alexander Michaelovitch
Vladimir
Manchuria
Siberia
Russias
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Pontins
Far East
Royal Pair Weds in Berlin Chapel Ceremony
Crown Prince Frederick William and Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenburg Schwerin were married by court chaplain Dr Dryanier in a Berlin palace chapel at 5 pm on Tuesday. The Lutheran ceremony lasted twenty minutes with about 400 attendees including princes ambassadors and Netherlands officers.
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Frederick William
Cecilia
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Dryanier
Niles de Camp
Ambassador Tower
United States
Dipmats
Havoc of Floods Hits Wisconsin and Michigan
Western Michigan losses mount to about 500000 with Grand Rapids area at 100000. Kingston reports eleven injured, thirteen houses and eighteen barns blown down. Lac du Flambeau Wisconsin battles record floods as more rain threatens. Ship Canevs, misidentified as an Atlantic liner, grounded near Freeport and later deemed undamaged.
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Michigan
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Kingston
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Wis
Dennison Is Acquitted In Omaha Political Case
The Omaha man Tom Dennison is acquitted of charges tied to the 1808 Red Oak robbery of James Patlock. Jurors cited lack of corroborating evidence about Dennison’s role and motives while friendships and political influence swirled around the trial. The three hour jury deliberation ended 10 to 2 with a unanimous Not guilty verdict read at 3:23. Attorneys and supporters greeted Dennison in court and later at his hotel amid scenes of celebration.
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Tie
Jewelers’ Protective Association
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Trind
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Big Steamship Ashore Near Freeport New York
A large incoming steamer ran aground late Monday night east of Freeport near Freeport Point Lookout. Reported as a liner, the vessel sent distress signals for an hour before breaking up fully. One man was rescued. life-saving crews at Freeport were unable to reach the scene.
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Hare
Ban on Repairs Delays Itusiasiah Vessels at Manila
A Washington bulletin reports that Ituasiah ships cannot be overhauled in Manila as injuries to Thai ships are not cured by sea or land actions. The government refuses clearance to repair, delaying maintenance until hostilities end. Communications from Manila are cited in the cables.
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Washington
Auuiiel Enquist
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Astrr
Jeux
End of the Chisago Strike and Looming Impasse
Reported near conclusion of the Chisago rail strike with no settlement in sight for the Teamsters in Chicago. AFL president Gompers travels to Chicago to bolster earlier efforts while railway express company managers refuse to yield. Team Owners' Association maintains rights to deliver to boycotted houses. Prevident Shea of the Teamsters Union is arrested for conspiracy.
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Teamsters’ Union
Salsbury Fined Two Years After City Contract Case
Former Chand Mapids city attorney Lant K. Salsbury received a 2600 dollar fine in superior court after a criminal conspiracy conviction tied to a city water contract. He had already served two years in prison on related charges. The report also notes unrelated New York law activity and several violent, chaotic incidents from a disparate news round.
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Lant K. Salsbury
Chand Mapids
Miceli
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No Peace Expected in Chicago Strike Impasse Deepens
Negotiations falter as Chicago textile workers and employers remain at an impasse. Leaders claim peace talks are off, with Levy Mayer insisting settlements are not possible. President Shen counters that employers resist new union buttons and discrimination wanes, while strikers vow to endure until defeat is acknowledged.
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Tenote
Total
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Tragic Gas Furnace Explosion Claims Four Braddock Workers
In Braddock Pennsylvania a hang high furnace incident tore through a cigar Thompson steel plant. Michael Haidol and John Yutuko died, Vincent Nebart and Andrew Neitz were badly burned as colleagues rushed to rescue them. Paul Watuske, who lived with Mal dol, died in a streetcar accident returning from a wedding. Fire and gas caused the fatalities and injuries as coworkers entered the blaze.
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Vincent Nebart
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Laur
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Braddock
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Yatskowee
Nehart
Nemitz
Lightning Strikes Hit Three Chicago Churches in Storm
A severe thunderstorm in Chicago damaged three churches with two destroyed. Wally Churches in Oak Dark and Sacramento Avenue Methodist Episcopal on Scranton Ave and Adams St suffered total losses estimated at 200000 dollars. Nord Englewood Congregation at Fifty Ninth and La Salle was lightly damaged.
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Ghurehey
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Oak Dark
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la Salle Jstrets
TENSION OVER MOROCCO CRISIS HITS FRENCH CABINET
Dispatches report growing friction in Paris as Morocco reform proposals are rejected by the sultan. Foreign Minister Delcasse weighs options amid rumors he may resign if united ministerial support cannot be secured.
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Delcasse
Hawkeye State Court Case Stirs Omaha Politics
Venatoon Qovaha and Counall Mitts Gambler port accused of neglecting stolen diamonds. Congressmen Sith verdicts read in the Dennison vase matter. The jury found no conclusive evidence linking Dennison to the robbery. tensions rise over extradition and political loyalties amid a high profile jewelry theft case involving $70,000 in diamonds.
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Port
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Don
James Pollock
New York
TSO
Cupid After School Havoc Affects Ottumwa Teachers
Cupid wreaks chaos in Ottumwa area schools as six teachers face reassignment within months. Superintendent AL W. Stuart grapples with the wave of incidents and the impact on the city’s education system.
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Clip City
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Pranks Cost God's Life as Wake Calla Tragedy Unfolds
Frank Stevens, a Mabgeka farmer from Oskaloosa, drowned in Steddon's pond after friends mocked rescue efforts. The incident followed a spree of mischief at nearby homes, while unrelated arrests and a string of local fatalities and legal cases filled the week.
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Iule
James Steyvens
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Pastor Nuns Away From Rockwell Parish
The pastor at Rockwell has left the village amid confusion and concern. Reports say the cleric departed with two youths and a Haggy woman, heading toward Awadetile, while townsfolk await official explanation and the church weighs its next move.
Valley National Bank Boosts Japanese Bonds Impact
Valley National Bank of Des Moines plans profit from thousands of dollars in Japanese House bonds bought at low price. After a market surge, bonds rose with rising quotations in recent days. Investors consider bonds a strong option as lenders expect higher values, though specifics on other secured bonds remain unclear.
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Turna
Des Moines
Aye Ward
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Ely
Man in confinement begins work as tailor helper
Result on Batt Hunter Slayer Homer Tollant ie Hroken Matt Hiroter after twenty years in Kort Madi penitentiary starts working in a tailor shop. He writes his mother from Mit Ayr, claiming fatigue with prison life and a desire to earn support for Kalene town. The letter has caused great anxiety for his father and family.
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Ayr
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Hinter
Terrific hail storm disrupts Tipton to Mechanicaville travel
A severe hail storm swept eastern Tawa between Tipton and Mechanicsville on a Tuesday night, flattening backstones and damaging dwellings as blocks of ice peeled from clouds. Cattle and hogs were killed in pasture losses. rifles and barbed wire injuries followed the barrage, leaving widespread destruction over a wide area with few winds recorded.
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Mechanicaville
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Mechanicsville
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Atime
Dail
Population Rise Hinted Amid Census Delays
The Des Moines area reports hopeful officials expect a population increase near ten percent by year end despite census postponements. Officials say survey estimates rely on statewide data, with projections showing modest gains and a slowing growth rate across counties.
Woman suffers with heat flashes finds relief at lab
The article recounts Mrs. Mary Murphy of Burt Wayne Indiana who describes severe hot flashes and nervous weakness ending after using Williams Pills prescribed by Dr. Williams Medicine Co. It cites claims of quick relief, renewed strength, and suggests reading Dr. Williams' Plain Talks to Women as a helpful resource.
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Williama
Tia
Mary
Nose Force Street
Burt Wayne
Williams
Mysterious Boarder Sparks Family Tension in Crumbling Flat
In a cramped dwelling, Mrs Vrickrow clashes with a new boarder Indy over rent rules and a claimed noisy lifestyle. Accusations rise about a strange book on belonging, while Dr David Keonedyte and others weigh in on the household turmoil and looming chaos. The moments highlight fragile domestic boundaries and tensions.
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Ming Vrickrow
Vrickrow
Chidran
Hamet
Court condones double suicide pact case in Vienna
In a Vienna court a case involving two men named Winslow and Sveb was handled after they admitted a pact with the widow and implied the wife was involved. The matter concerns a death by their own actions and the court’s ruling addresses the circumstances surrounding the alleged murder attempt and the widow’s role.
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Tan Eee
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