Cure for eczema using Cuticura Remedies praised by patient
A man with twelve years of severe eczema on hands arms and feet describes swelling itching peeling and rawness. After trying many treatments and doctors he used Cuticura Remedies and reports rapid improvement with no recurrence. The statement is attributed to Charles T. Bauer of Volant Pa and Potter Drug & Chem Corp in Boston as sole proprietors.
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Eeszema
Cuthceara
Charles T. Bauer
Volant. Pa
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Thief Confesses Wild Street Theft to Clergyman
A beggar boy recounts a spree of stealing at Schwartz's grocery, chasing a hound, looting dried apples and peaches, smoking grapevine cigarettes, and starting a barn fire. He laments being struck by a delivery boy and not obtaining food or witnessing the blaze.
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Schwartz's Grocery
Bohemian Magazine
Wright Brothers Break World Aeroplane Record in D C Flight
Orville Wright and Lieut. Frank Labin set a world two man record in Washington with a 1 hour 12 minute flight at about 40 mph, beating Wilbur Wright’s 1 hour 9 minute time. President Taft witnessed the endurance test, surpassing the government’s minimum in the first of two required aviation trials.
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Washington, D. C
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Frank P. Labin
Army Signal Corps
Wilbur
le Mans
France
Painleve
French Institute
Orville
Taft
Wrights
United States
Regular Contributor Repeats In City Editor's Quote
A caller asks if a regular contributor to the paper is active. The city editor confirms ongoing but unused status, saying the contributor still sends material even if not published. The exchange underscores the columnist’s continued activity despite gaps.
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Yonkers Statesman
Fashion discussion notes subtle masculine touch in dresses
The Houston Post quotes Peluis of Man noting a masculine touch in dresses. The remark triggers a reply about the smudgy finger marks along the back button line as a sign of wear.
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Houston Post
Moors Attack Spaniards at Melilla In Fierce Battle
At Melilla Morocco Moors launched a dawn offensive against Sidi Musa and Cape Moreno. Six Spanish infantry companies and a light battery repelled the assault, two kilometers gained, but a Spanish colonel and three officers were killed and thirteen wounded. Renewed Moors attack at 4 36 pm forced a retreat to hold positions. Newly debarked troops rushed to front.
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Melilla
Morocco
Sidi Musa
Cape Moreno
Senate Ad journed Early as Tariff Conference Looms
The Senate adjourned after a brief session on Friday moving the date up to Tuesday for the next meeting in hopes the tariff conference report will be ready by Monday. A large slate of presidential nominations was confirmed including Charles R. Crane as minister to China. In the House, Mr. Macon accused Mr. Racker of misstatements in the Congressional Record and the Speaker upheld the motion to strike. The House later adjourned until Tuesday noon amid talks on committee actions concerning gifts to officials. A Dominican Republic extradition treaty was ratified by the Senate. The House and Senate adjourned on varied schedules with expected tariff conferees action and debate on leather rate reductions pending.
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Senate
Munday
Culberson
Charles R. Crane
China
House
Macon
Ark
Racker
Colo
Colorado
Rucker
Randall
Texas
Congress
Conference Committee
United States
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Clark
Paine
Ways and Means
Tawney
Minneapolis
Charles Richard van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Immigration Bureau Rebukes Aliens Deportation Rush
Washington issued directives to all immigration officials criticizing a surge in arrests and deportations of aliens. It cautions officers to avoid superficial inquiries and to refrain from recommending arrests based on uninvestigated or irresponsible accusations, especially in alien contract labor law cases.
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Immigration Bureau
Steel Car Strike Ends at Butler Plant
The Standard Steel Car Company at Butler Pennsylvania ends a strike as over 2000 former workers return to work on company terms. Seven strike leaders are discharged and officials announce that American workers will be preferred in all departments, especially car construction.
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Stanceard Company
Standard Steel Car Company
Butler
Estimates Wyoming Lands Under Enlarged Homestead Act
Acting Interior Secretary Pierce designates about 908000 acres in Wyoming under the enlarged homestead act bringing Wyoming total to 11584000 acres. The land is not suitable for irrigation.
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Wyoming
Boston Officials Convicted in Conspiracy to Defraud City
Michael J. Mitchell former purchasing agent and Thomas Maher contractor found guilty by a Boston Superior Court jury of conspiring to defraud the city of thirteen thousand five hundred dollars through signaling contracts for Maguiomes. Sentence deferred.
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Centrae
Michael J. Mitchell
Ghomas
Maher
Boston
Adam Ged Taken to Penitentiary for Mullan Murder
Adam Ged, recently sentenced to twenty five years for the murder of Patrolman Michael Mullan in Kansas City last December, has been moved to the penitentiary on Jeersom City.
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Adam Ged
Geese Te Prises
Michael Mullan
Kansas City
Jeersom City
Suburban Farms Association Forms in New York City
The Suburban Farms Association organized in New York with Bolton Hall as its head aims to redirect gested millions to land for farms. The group secured a large tract near the city for division into small farms to aid colonists in readying land for residence and cultivation. Only men with growing families and incomes of 1500 to 2000 dollars plus savings will be considered initially. Loans for permanent improvements will be bundled with land sales, with payments equal to city rent to own the land in twenty years.
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New York
Suburban Farms Association
Bolton Hall
To Catch Mars Signals from a Giant Balloon
Professor Todd of Amherst plans a September launch of the largest balloon to ten miles high with a wireless antenna atop the gas bag and a two man observation basket. Oxygen tanks windows and a safety valve enable reception of vibrations said to come from Mars inhabitants.
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Todd
Ambherst
Mars
Boston
Fires Cause Notable Damages Across Cities
A four story brick Kirby Shoe Company building in Pittsburg burned, with loss pegged at 75000 dollars. An Orange Virginia fire damaged the business district for about 75000 dollars, only partially insured. In Medicine Hat Alberta two CPR employees John Ritchie and William Shaw drowned while bathing.
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Pittsburg
Kirby Shoe Company
Burred
Orange
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Canadian Pacific Railway
John Ritchie
William Shaw
Doan's Kidney Pills Advertised By Madison Woman
A testimonial from Mrs. John B. Whittaker of Madison Indiana promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney derangements and related symptoms. She reports relief from headaches backaches fatigue and swelling after using the product sold by Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents a box.
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Dean
John B. Whittaker
Jefferson St
Madison
Ind
Doan
Dana praise and power of the press in Dana’s newsroom
A tribute to Charles A. Dana editor of the New York Sun highlights his insistence on strong reporting and his mentorship. Anecdotes show Dana sparking pride in concise policing court coverage and recognizing the journalists who shaped the profession.
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Charles A. Dana
The
New York Sun
American Magazine
Dana
Charles Dickens
Lord
Homer
The New Woman Made Over by Quitting Coffee
A Richmond Virginia woman attributes dramatic health gains to giving up coffee and using Postum and Grape-Nuts. She reports weight gain, improved walking stamina, sharper reading memory, and recovery from prior eye trouble after years of headaches and nervous symptoms.
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Richmond
Wellville
Munyon's Eminent Doctors Offer Free Medical Exam
Public notice declares Munyon's eminent doctors at 538d and Jefferson streets Philadelphia offer a free medical examination by mail. Readers are asked to request a blank form, fill it out, and receive a diagnosis with no obligation to follow advice.
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Berty
Munyon's
Jefferson Streets
Philadelphia
Despair Fever Described by Russian Doctor at Kiev
Dr. Dvoretzky of Kiev University announces a newly named Russian malady he calls despair fever. He reports it spreads rapidly across social strata, causing self harm among ages 10 to 80, with about 350 monthly deaths in Russia and rising numbers in Moscow and St Petersburg.
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Dvoretzky
Kieff University
St. Petersburg
Russia
Moscow
Odessa
Allen's Foot Base Foot Ease Claims Cure
Mrs W J Walker of Camden New Jersey reports relief from burning itching and discomfort after using Allen's Foot Base. TJ tried the product and purchased more again noting it cured his coins and foot irritation. Sold by all druggists for 26 cents.
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Alien
Allen
W. J. Walker
Camden
N. J
Unnatural Question Sparks Lively Word Play and Art School Tales
In a humorous exchange Speaker Cannon cites Woollen-Wesley Woollen asking for a steamer rug, with a clerk struggling to spell the name. Tom Browne recounts a painterly anecdote about a lady artist seeking expert critique, joking about school of painting. Lewis' Single Binder cigars are advertised as a premium 6c product.
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Woollen
William Wesley Woollen
Speaker Cannon
Europe
Tom Browne
Law of Comper Bobby and Arthur's doughnut dispute
A humorous exchange from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch mentions Bobby and Arthur arguing over doughnut sizes and holes. The piece pairs with a health note on sore throat risks and a quick care claim for Harolins Wizard Oil. It also cites English town water studies and mechanical force comparisons in transport.
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Bobby
Arthur
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Mrs Winstow's Sporming Sun07 Event Sells Saree
A garbled item note references Mrs Winstow hosting a sale of a saree likely tied to a children event and a sun07 reference. The readable text indicates a selling event with a focus on clothing. No clear date or location is established.
Summer Regulations From the New York Sun
Household commandments list daily duties and cautions for residents. It urges closing windows in rain feeding the cat watering plants writing letters daily and keeping the house secure at night while avoiding overwork.
Luck and the Rabbit's Foot Sold for Bits
In a Washington Star tale, Erastus Pinkly jokes about luck and proof. He admits selling a rabbit’s foot he had long carried to a superstitious white lady for four bits.
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Erastus
Washington Star
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