Hood's Sar saparilia promotes cure through 20 ingredients
The advertisement claims Hood's sar saparilia offers greater power with over twenty ingredients. It targets stomach and liver ailments and touts a unique curative combination. It warns there is no substitute for Hood's liquid or Garsetabs tablets.
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American sculptor Cyray E Dallin wins Paris salon medal
Boston June 12 Cyray E Dallin a Boston sculptor receives a gold medal at this year s Paris salon he is the only American honored this year The piece was first shown at the Baltimore exhibition of American sculpture in April
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Keene Entry Wins Third In Dorking Welter Handicap
Gatwick June 21 The Dorking Welter handicap for three year olds and upwards featured fourteen starters. Won by Mariut with Mudin Boy in second and Wamla IT third from J. Keene.
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Barre Water Department Sealed Bids for Orange Reservoir Work
The City of Barre Vermont invites sealed proposals for the construction of a dam and storage reservoir at Orange. Bids due by 7 PM June 20 1900, to be read in Barre City Council Chamber. Bid forms obtained from the city engineer. $3000 certified check required. $10 000 performance bond. bids signed with address. Specifications available from city engineer or at Lewis O. 40 Cornhill Boston. City reserves right to reject any bid. Water Committee: Alexander, Hoyt, Ewen.
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Special bargain ad blends tea and pasta items
Special offer itemized list mixes English Breakfast tea coffee and imported pastas with pickles chow chow and canned goods. The fragmented ad includes quantities and prices with promotional phrasing and appears to hawk groceries.
Grads Play Good Ball In Alumni Versus Goddard Contest
Moore pitched for Goddard and Olsen for the alumni in a tiebreaker game that ended in a narrow tie. Alumni bats were quiet for much of the game but rallied in the seventh, with Jack Berry scoring the winning run in the ninth for Goddard despite strong relief by Moore. The article also lists yesterday’s MLB scores from major leagues.
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Granite Ball Turns in Mysterious Way at Marblehead
A granite ball atop a marble column shows a curious rotation over years. Observers note the sphere has slowly turned from its original position since it was erected four years ago, with the ball now nearly halfway around after earlier partial movements.
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City Fish Market Meat Department Saturday Specials
Local market lists a variety of meats and produce for Saturday including native chickens, pork chops, fresh pork shoulder, beef roasts, sausages, veal and lamb. Also features fresh vegetables, oranges, lemons, and special prices for crowd night shopping.
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Receivers Seek Court Permission to Sell Quarry Property
Hearing on petition by the Marble Quarrying Co and Johnsbury WV is set for Wednesday evening to grant permission to sell by contract. Creditors, led by Henry F.senior, John A. Mead, and Rutland attorneys, oppose and seek to restrain sale while noting the creditors’ interests. The case involves Columbian Markle Quarry in Rutland and parties including W B Eat Bethy and F D White of Rutland and Treland of New York City.
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War and railroad clash over Boston bridge repairs
The war department considers legal action to force the Boston contact to rebuild piers and elevate the bridge to protect the harbor. A further hearing is scheduled at 11 o clock on June in room 05 of the federal building as authorities weigh options.
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School Striking Teacher Kept Students From Class
In Santa Barbara a teacher Miss Cavite Lane sparked a month long strike at Santa Rosa Rancho seven miles away. Maria Jaene has Jimenez kept vigil at the door, with students absent as the bell rings and the teacher remains at her desk, silent until four o'clock.
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Tax on Dividends Debated by Republican Senator
Washington reports a leading Republican senator explained the dividend tax idea as a substitute for income tax. He argued it could quickly raise revenue to avoid deficits and potentially withstand constitutional scrutiny, while acknowledging opposition from income tax supporters and questions on enforceability.
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Raiser Ties Of Red Tape Report On Decentralizing Government
Perla, ime 12. reas William itd of Priiide appointing a commission to report upon decentralizing and simplifying the system of government. The chairman is Count Bathernee Among Norenteen members are von Kenpp von Totten and Delbrugck with several provincial mayors and officials.
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Income tax debate stalls wool schedule in Senate
Washington June 12 senators believed they held a majority for an income tax amendment to the tariff bill. Cummins proposed a wool schedule compromise while La Follette warned against shifting the burden. The Wool schedule vote 41 to 44, leaving leaders divided as debate continued amid tariff concerns.
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Boston Adopts New City Charter Amid Referendum Talks
Boston set to vote on a revised city charter at the next state election. The measure proposes how the city government is formed, including term lengths and council size, with governor approval and public input guiding the reform process.
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Firefighters battle burning forest near Calate Maine
Firefighters and locals faced dense fumes as flames roared through a western Maine forest. Rescuers moved on hands and knees to safety while others were overcome briefly but revived. A rainless stretch persisted, worsening fire conditions across the region.
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Bryan to Run for Senate Seat in 1911 Primary
Omaha dispatch June 12 reports William Jennings Bryan will seek the United States Senate seat to replace Eliser Burke whose term ends in March 1911. The statement, endorsed as official, notes the race will run under Nebraska’s direct primary law with a September primary and November 1910 legislative election.
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