Eczema Disfigured Baby Restored by Cuticura Relief
A Ridgefield Connecticut mother describes severe eczema on her infant, kept awake by itching and raw skin. After two months of worsening spread, she used warm water and Cuticura Soap then Cuticura Ointment, noting a week to see a big change and three weeks to a complete recovery. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment with free samples and a Skin Book.
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Ridgefield
Conn
George Coe
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Declares Women Travel Too Fast
Chicago June 4. Owen Johnson warns that women of today travel the pace so fast they become agnostic and will fill church pews with men. He says women's craving for excitement provokes social, industrial, and moral revolt and that men must reclaim religious faith. He predicts the next generation will see men closer to the church while women move further away.
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Chicago
Owen Johnson
Jong Sinew
Mr. Johnson
Directors Testify On New Haven Board Control
James B. Elton, director of the New Haven railroad, told the Interstate Commerce Commission that he lacked railroad expertise yet followed Morgan Mellen and their circle during costly acquisitions. He condemned spending as extravagant and noted Morgan and Mellen dominated board decisions as William Skinner supported cautious checks, with testimony continuing.
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Skinner
New Haven
Morgan
Washington
Mr. Mellen
Mr. Morgan
James 8. Elton
New Haven Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr. Elton
New Haven Road
Charles 5. Mellen
J. Pierpont M
Elton
Folk
Messrs Morgan
Rocke=feller
Miller
New York, Westchester
Boston
Messrs
Rockefeller
New York, Westchester & Heston
McChord
William Skinner
Lisapproval
Connesticut
E. D. Robs
Billard
Wall Street
Westchester
New York City
William Nelson Cromwell
Meilen
J.P. Morgan
Resinos Ointment Promises Fast Itch Relief and Healing
Resinos ointment stops itching on contact and begins healing. Doctors have prescribed it for nineteen years for eczema zetter ringworm rashes and other skin eruptions. Warm baths with Resinol Soap aid healing for skin or scalp at low cost. Sold by all druggists.
Tariff Above the Mark Receipts Below Prior Year
Washington reports estimate totals under the Underwood-Simson tariff bill for 1914 show projected annual receipts of about 270 million dollars, with May figures averaging around 3.1 million daily for 21 days. Customs duties for eight months under the new tariff compare with 204,000,000 in 1913 and 285,090.20 in 1912, indicating a potential $20 million shortfall versus the yearly estimate.
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Washington
Underwood-Simsons
Senator Cummins Pushes Carmack Reform for Rail Liability
Senator Cummins urged rewriting the Carmack amendment to restore broader railroad liability for losses in transit. He argued Supreme Court rulings nullified state liability laws and led railroads to cap liability to declared value in bills of lading. He urged passage of a law requiring railroads to pay actual losses unless shipments were wrapped or ICC sanctioned value limits.
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Cummins
Carmack
Holt
Senate
Cummine
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Last of the trust bills eyed by House for rail securities control
The Rayburn bill to put railroad securities under the Interstate Commerce Commission faced the House yesterday as the final measure in the anti trust program. With ten hours of debate planned, leaders aimed to push the bill to completion by week’s end while the Clayton and anti trust measure awaited a vote.
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Rayburn
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Attack on the Coal Trust in Landmark Sherman Case
Final argument in the federal suit to dissolve the alleged anthracite coal trust began in U S court. The government seeks to break up Reading company and directors, and disposals of stakes in Reading railway and several rail lines. The case dates to 1912 under Sherman anti trust laws and the commodities clause, with broad asks to enjoin carriage of coal products by allied railroads.
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Philadelphia
United States
Cominy
Reading Rail- Lau Reading Coat & Tran Senang Lahigh& Jersey Central Railroad
Wilke & Navigation Company
Barre Coal
Reading Company
Reading Railway
Coal Aesp
Giarbeth Tonnesane
Wilmington & Northern Railway
Reading Railway Company
Lehigh & Susquehanna Railroad
Lehigh Coal Navigation Company
Jersey Central Railway
Lehigh & Hudson Railway
Lehigh & New England Railroad
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company
Jersey Central Railroad
Readling & Susquehanna
Lehigh & New England
A Modern Opin Eater Convict Narrates The Habit
In the June Aworken Magazine an article titled A Modern Opin Eater features a newspaper man who fell to the habit and became a penitentiary inmate. He quotes a Chinese den keeper on addiction noting that quitting proves impossible and that the urge grows stronger with each indulgence.
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Aworken
Lyon
Fragments Hint at Theft and Legal Trouble
The readable text hints at a theft scenario with references to stealing money and potential jail. It mentions money given, police catchers, quitting, and the idea of being sent to jail for not giving or losing money. The corrupt OCR leaves most details unclear and names or places are absent.
Wilson directs chauffeurs on speed limits nationwide
Washington June 4 President Wilson ordered White House chauffeurs to observe automobile speed restrictions wherever feasible. The instruction underscores a broader push for road safety and discipline among official vehicles.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
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Sayre
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Maryland
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Barre
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