A Living Monument Celebrates Dr Miles Heart Cure
A letter from J. H. Bowman of Lebanon Democrat, Nashville, Tenn., praises the Miles Heart Cure for curing heart disease and saving lives, calling users living monuments. The Miles Medical Co. claims thousands of similar testimonials and guarantees first bottle benefits with a refund if it fails.
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Miles
Miles Medical Co
J. H. Bowman
Lebanon Democrat
Nashville
Tenn
Elkhart, Ind
Blue with white and red sparks curiosity
A quoted fragment shows a speaker questioning the purpose of the blue white and red object while gently stroking a maid’s head. The lines imply a curious or playful tone regarding colors and symbolism.
Sympathy Extended to Wives and Children of Chicago Strikers
The remark notes that some individuals channel surplus sympathy toward the families of Chicago strikers. It reflects a public sentiment about labor conflict and its human impact on workers' households.
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Chicago
Vindication claimed by Hyde and Alexander
Hyde and Alexander say their vindication is complete as they furnished it themselves. Paris newspapers try to buoy King Alfonso with cheers to offset the explosives he has had to dodge.
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Messrs
Hyde
Alexander
Paris
Alfonso
Protest activity wanes as South American agitators eye Panama Canal work
With revolution efforts slowing in South America some agitators may seek employment on the Panama Canal project. The note suggests the lull could push activists toward shifting careers to canal construction or related labor.
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Panama Canal
No Graft Claim in Japan Called Misleading
David Starr Jordan declares there is no graft in Japan though his praise of Japan as civilized nation is challenged as mistaken.
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David Starr Jordan
Japan
Wheeling Indicts Lead Brewing Firms Over Senate
Wheeling West Virginia reports 6000 indictments aimed at six breweries, a bold move that positions beer factories at the forefront in a political clash with the United States Senate.
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Wheeling
W. Va
United States Senate
Roosevelt Honors Fairbanks at Portland Fair Opening
The text notes Roosevelt’s thoughtful act of giving Mr. Fairbanks the honor of opening the Portland Fair, reflecting his awareness of Fairbanks’s former vice presidency and their shared political history.
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Mr. Fairbanks
Portland Fair
Mr. Roosevelt
Humorous Tales and Rural Banter in a City Newspaper
A collage of jokes and anecdotes features women fashion by tying corn husks, a secretary’s quip about duties, Lincoln era jokes, a bashful dining mishap, a Dakota farmer’s tall tales, and a farmer’s joke about milking and family life.
Baraboo News Notes and Local Visitors
Baraboo society items list residents and guests visiting from Madison Milwaukee Chicago and nearby towns. The community shares arrivals a two day reception for Rev Cook, high school and choral events, a 4th of July celebration funding, and local accidents and courtship greetings.
Community Gathers for Picnic and Local News In Baraboo
Thursday report from APO notes S M Long and wife visiting La Valle while a large crowd attended the M W A picnic at Kendalls. Various locals travel, attend church events, and plan marriages as notices cover licenses and social visits across Baraboo and nearby towns.
Sant Wood Returns to Baraboo After Rail Career
Sant Wood, formerly an engineer on the Northwestern, visited Baraboo the first of the week to see his brother James and friends from his boyhood days. His sight failed three years ago forcing retirement from railroading, though he remains a notable name in Baraboo.
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LaCrosse
Lincoln
Senator Frear
Senator Freaer
Senator Morris
Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
Mayme Ward
Baraboo
Nellie Hart
J. A.rundlett
J. Rundlett
Laura Baxter
Webber
Wm. Lancaster
J. W. Duncan
H.S. Cline
Harry James
Laird
Nettie Rheingans
Harry Cline
Rheingans
Elroy Tribune
Sant Wood
Northwestern
James
Harvard Herald
City Council Approves Sewer Projects and Appointments
At last evening's meeting Mayor Marriott and most aldermen approved sewers on Second Ave and Mound and Fourth St, awarded bids to Chas. Bender and John Arnott, and authorized advertising for Second Ave bids. Officials appointed to Carnegie Library board include Ringling and Coughlin. several fire department purchases and Memorial Day expenses were approved.
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Foley
Woolford
Second Avenue
Chas. E.ringling
Frank Whitman
F. P. Popp
J. S. Griggs
Chas. Ringling
Warren’s Addn
Chas. Bender
Second St
Second Ave
Mound
Fourth Sts
John Arnott
Fourth
Summit
Bridge
Water Commissioners
Camp St
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Wheeler
Adda
Carnegie Free Public Library Board
A. D. Dorsett
M. J. Coughlin
E. Selleck
J. F. Kartack
A. G. Buckley
D.M. Kelley
R. Delap
A. W. Melzl
Frank Avery
Baraboo City Fuel Co
Lettergren & A Sup- Pico Isis
Lane
J.G. Seaman
Fire Dept
Kahn Bros
Yoo
L. Luckow
Baraboo News Pub. Co
Baraboo
Short Jaunts for Busy People
Illustrated folder detailing a map and facts about many nearby resorts along the North-Western Line. Sent postpaid for 2 cents by W. B. Kniskern in Chicago Iills.
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W. B. Kniskern
Chicago Iils
Rings from Shishaldin Volcano described
The article notes Shishaldin on Unimak Island as a remarkable volcano with continuous dense smoke and circular rings hundreds of feet wide. It contrasts distant Mount Velei in Martinique and comments on its dramatic eruptions while evoking mythic imagery.
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Martinique
Mount Velee
Alaska
Unimak Island
St. Elias
Klondyke
Nome
Mandolin Club Forms Across Several Towns
Mandolin clubs form in Portage and nearby towns led by Prof P Shuman of the Conservatory of Music Chicago. Mr O Cramer and three musicians organize about 25 members with free mandolins for pupils enrolling in lessons. A Chicago instructor will teach in the two towns.
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O. Cramer
P.shuman
Conservator of Music of
Chicago
Portage
Pink Pills Aid Young Woman After Fever Leave
A young lady debilitated by fever shows marked improvement after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. Medical notes indicate restored strength and vitality following a period of weakness.
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Dr. Williams
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