Immortal Love and a Duel at the La Cour Tomb
A physician and psychologist debate whether love survives death. Douglas Bissell and a Paris-born rival claim the same late beloved, Minn La Cour, leading to a fatal duel in a cemetery. Bissell dies. the rival marries within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougina Bissell
Caroline la Cour
Providence
Minn la Cour
Bissell
New Orleans
Biesell
Miss la Cour
Shoe
Diesel
Tam
Bissellpoke
Paris
la Cour
Binsell
Marten
Hunter Dalley
Prohibition Tops Themes In Fall Campaign Across States
Party managers watch Maine and other states as prohibition drives shape early electoral sentiment. Indiana Ohio Louisiana and Maine primaries show shifts in support for partisan tickets with reformists pressing for statewide bans while rural voters and labor groups react. Bryan remains a teetotaler and prohibition advocates seek influence in national and state races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
Union
Palk
Indiana
Hoosterdam
Ohio
Hoke Smith
E.W
Pattergan
Tennexine
South
Louisiana
Louisiane
Bath
Pine Tree
Cobb
Middle West
Democratic Party
Democrata
Bryan
Methodist Conference
Baltimore
United States
Eugene W. Chatta
Fairviow
Bryao
Government seeks rehearing in Sternherd case reversal
Chicago August 22 government petitioned the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for a rehearing after a decision reversed Judge Landis on the Sternherdnd Company matter. Chief Clerk Small acted in District Attorney Lima’s absence. The government expects no immediate action and plans to pursue a writ of certiorari if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Small
Lima
Landis
Sternherdnd
Barty Aeum
Truth and Quality Laxatives Endorsement Ad Claim
An advertisement extols Syrup of Fig and Elixir of Benna as a reliable laxative. It asserts it cleanses and relieves internal organs without debility or frequent dose increases. Claims components are physician approved and free from objectionable substances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Pig Syrup Co
Hinsey Restored to Knights After Seven Year Expulsion
John A. Hinsey once exiled for seven years from his Knights of Pythias lodge and accused of embezzling about a half million dollars, was exonerated and reinstated by the Boston convention. The case involved charges pressed by Ogden Fethers of Janesville and a long legal battle, but internal votes and testimonies led to his restoration to full rights and privileges as a Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John A. Hinsey
Dreyfus
Knights of Tythian
Hinsey
Clair Department
Chicago, Milwanker, & St. Paul
Milwaukee
Boston
Ogden HS Fethers
Janeville
Wis
Fethers
Mion Tnt Hin Fudge
C. Burns
Alec
Gileage
Watthed
St. Paul
Borat
Revolting Crime in Yurlevin Riot Killings
At Yurlevin, a mob of revolutionaries attacked a Jewish family after accusing them of aiding authorities. They threw objects through a window killing the father, daughter, and others, then went to a hospital and killed those wounded. The assailants fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Yurlevin
Edeletien
Feyche Bie
Wonderful Invention On Mount Rose Meteorograph
Reno Aug 22 Professor Alexander G M Cudie director of the Weather Bureau for the Pacific coast and Professor Church of the University of Nevada collaborate on the Ferguson meteorograph a marvel that records atmospheric temperature pressure humidity and other weather data for forty days at a time. It will be mounted on Mount Rose at an elevation of 10 800 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
New
Alexander GM. Cudie
Pacific Coast
Church
University of Nevada
Ferguson
Mount Rose
Tear of the Law in Switzerland Police Rules Cited
The Washington Star recalls a parable from Bertin and Charlemagne Tower describing police regulations in Switzerland. In the tale Nehmidt and Krause discuss Muller’s drowning after a river accident, noting that all persons are forbidden to sit in the river as a rigid enforcement example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Mhlindetplien
Charlemagne Tower
Bertin
Nehmidt
Krause
Saya Schmidt
Mullert
Wash
Ington Star
Traveller Speaks At Village Meeting Near Southend
A distinguished traveller and war correspondent spoke at a small village four miles from a railroad station. The chairman introduced him with praise, urging him to reveal the truth and grace to the audience, and invited everyone to the forthcoming Souths Companion excursion to Ausable Chaem on August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southend
The
Ion
Jena
Gleton
The Realm of Fashion for Young Girls Hair Styles
A 1920s era guidance piece discusses natural hairstyles for schoolgirls, warning against artificiality. It advises simple waves, avoiding ornate ribbons and combs, and favoring practical tortoise shell pins and modest ponytails or pompadours for party wear. It emphasizes restraint and age-appropriate elegance.
How to Clean and Care for Lace and Fabrics
A home guide offers steps for washing black lace by dusting, gum water soaking, and soap rinsing, then rolling in cloth to remove blue stains and ironing with paper to avoid marks. It also covers eyelid care with a benzoin mixture, cold-water rinses, and a weekly egg rinse. Additional tips describe a corn eating aid, ribbon threading through beads, and velveteen cleaning, plus a cough remedy and a poetic note about worrying.
Blood infused changes soul in Newark patient case
In Newark Aug 22 a hospital case questions whether blood transfusion can alter a person’s mental traits. Mrs Anna Bradley received her husband’s blood July 17. afterward she exhibited her husband’s dispositions and colors, while her own traits faded. Doctors note the dramatic shift and discuss whether blood can modify temperament and even criminal tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Anna Tradfey
Bt. Jamies Hospital
Hoeband
Evenian
Exe County Medical Society
St. Jamon
Bradley
Mra. Dirmlley
Sie Wak
Kunemie
Gan
Grove Steint
St. James Hospital
Abe
Iishand
Salton Basin Indians Seek Aid Amid Invasion Threat
An elder chief of the Salton Basin Indian Reservation near San Bernardino appeals to Attorney John Brown for relief as encroachment by inland sea prospectors devastates tribal lands. He lamented loss of groves, fish, and abandoned homes while waters threaten the ancestral homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Cal
Cubatzoun
Salton Basin
John Brown
Washington
Banda
The Blood Is The Life Service Claims Healing Power
The article extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and All Healing Salve as cures for blood impurities and skin ailments. It urges purchasing by mail from Dr. Pierce and notes many druggists stock the remedies. It cautions against inferior substitutes and promotes his Pleasant Pellets for digestive health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Enn
Buffalo
M. Y
Wooden beds reclaim the room with artful revival
A Philadelphia Public Ledger note surveys the return of wooden bedsteads to fashion, praising their harmony with modern decor and detailing mission designs, white enamel models, and walnut styles inspired by Stuart and Louis XVI motifs. A brief geography gag about an English traveler finding San Francisco is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission
Cerie
Charles II
Pacific Express
Phie Dolphin
Portalert
San Prandeco
Philadelphie Public Ledger
Fragmented OCR summary of a unclear notice
A garbled OCR passage mentions names and places in a jumbled way with references to syrup, a league, and several unclear details. The text is incomplete and contains many errors, making a reliable interpretation difficult.
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Riana
Landin
Knights of Pythias
Ausable Chaem
Ady
Felix Gouraud
New York
May
Dy Bk
Lata
Kacwisiin
Ameship Ubesun
Saet Rew
Adv
Winslow
Muftrera
Nate
Seaties Tink
Frommers
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