Supreme Court Rules Against Foot-Ease Imitations in New York
The Supreme Court grants a permanent injunction against Paul B. Hudson and others of New York City for making or selling a foot powder imitation of Foot-Ease. Allen S. Obussed of Le Roy, N Y, owns the Foot-Ease trade mark and the decision upholds his rights. The ruling targets fraudulently marketed preparations like Feet- calve and similar products. Future suits are expected against other infringers. Each genuine package bears Alb Jen S. Olmsted’s signature on the yellow label.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Supreme Court
Coics
Paul B. Hudson
New York City
Allen S. Obussed
le Roy
Alva
Ease
Alb Jen S. Olmsted
Special excursions from Chicago to city destinations
Two special excursions from Chicago priced at $14.00 round trip departing July 6 and July 27 with a 30 day limit. Details and reservations at City Ticket Office 234 Clart street Chicago. Also mentions $36.00 per M. Lewis Single Binder cigars and notes about Lewis' Factory Peoria Illinois.
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Chicago
Iimit
City Ticket Office
Clart Street
M. Lewis
Lewis
Peoria
Inois
Letter praising Lydia E Pinkham's remedy for tumor relief
A reader shares a long, hopeful testimonial about relief from a abdominal tumor after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims dramatic recovery over seven months, praising the product as a universal remedy for irregular or painful periods and related female ailments.
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Lydia E. Pinkha
Tocone Gaming
Diameent
Omanetan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ohio Governor Pattison Dies in Milford
Ohio Governor John M. Pattison died at his Milford country home after a long illness. Lieutenant Governor Andrew L. Harris took the oath and acted as governor, shifting Ohio’s leadership to the Republicans. Cause cited is Bright’s disease with uremia, linked to campaign strain. Mrs Pattison and two daughters, Aletha among them, were at the deathbed.
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John M. Pattison
Ohio
Milford
Cincinnati
Andrew L. Harris
Pattison
Campaige
Bright
Aletha
Ernestine
O. C. Williams
Francis Pattison
Green Cemetery
Gore
Clermont
United States
Ing
Wesleran Universty
Committee of Safety
Ohio Senate
Andrew Lintner Harris
Govermor
Butler County
Miami University
Oxford
Preble County
General Assembly
William McKinley
Conditions at Paxcama and Panama Canal notes
A letter from Charles Stoddard, a Chicago steam shoveler, describes life in the Panama Canal Zone at Pedro Miguel. He notes relentless heat, water and tropical fruits, dangers from insects and reptiles, and a husbanding of health while working long hours on the steam shovel.
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Charles Stoddard
Chicago
Panama Canal
Pedro Miguel
Canal Zone
Panama
Labor unions study benefits amid long iron molders strike
The Bureau of Labor in Washington investigates sick and death benefits and old age pensions offered by unions as a Cincinnati area molders strike ends after nearly two years. Wages settled include floor molders 2.20 a day, bench men 3.00, and caretakers 2.75. Unions aid the sick and needy beyond membership, with weekly sick benefits from 3 to 10 dollars for 5 to 20 weeks or more, while vast wealth disparities are cited in contemporary analyses.
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Bureau of Labor
Washington
Cincinnnati
Covington
Newport
Capsizing at Riga Leaves Sixty Five Lost
Notes of Current Events report a overloaded excursion steamer overturned at Riga with sixty five drownings. Other items mention a Russian in Tokio receiving a Gorky letter about a Japan visit and political appointments in Europe amid postponed trials.
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Riga
Russia
Tokio
Maxim Gorky
Gorky
Japan
Deckersam
Catherine Heches
Weim Need for Arteries
Dr Alexis Carrel and Dr C G Guthrie of Chicago university physiological laboratory completed experiments on dogs showing the possibility of substituting the veins for arteries as Alexd carrying vessels. The question of applying similar operations to humans was debated by prominent physicians who differ. The experimenters say further testing is needed before use on man.
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Weim
Alexis Carrel
C .G. Guthrie
Chicago University Physiological Laboratory
Testimonial for Cuticura Heals Chronic Scalp Itch
An elderly veteran recalls severe itching from scalp to limbs in 1900s and credits Cuticura remedies with curing his eczema after failed medical treatment. He describes using Soap Ointment and Resolvent, six bottles total, with two daily baths and lather application, ending in a full recovery. Won H Gray of Philadelphia signs the note, dated August 2 1905.
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Hades
Erie
Won
H. Gray
Mt. Vernon St
Philadelphia
Water Office Complaint Sparks Suburb Feud
A West Pullman man fumes at the water office over unfair treatment in his suburb. The clerk remains unflustered, joking that water would be in trust if it were a prime necessity. The exchange captures local frustration and a wry office retort.
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West Pullman
Chicago Tribune
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Endorsements
A dated testimonial advertisement promises one hundred dollars for an incurable case of catarrh and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure by J Chilene y Co Toledo. F J Cheney declared honorable by Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists. Cure taken internally with testimonials offered, price 75 cents per bottle. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hiall
J, Chileney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hall
Dolphins Rule Gulf Waters Off Escondido Bay
Sunset Magazine describes the Gulf of California teeming with fish and abundant tuna and Spanish mackerel. Dolphins, led by monarchs near Carmen Island, playfully chase a steamer off Escondido Bay, displaying roaring activity and spirited sea dog fun before veering southward.
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Gulf of California
Gulf
Carmen
Bay of Escondido
Sunset Magazine
Dinner in Her Honor Plan Sparks Servant Question
A hostess and caller debate securing a cook next week. The caller says a dinner is arranged in the new servant’s honor to win her favor, prompting questions about amenities of life and arrangements for the first evening. The exchange centers on household staffing.
Doctor and wife praise Grape-Nuts as health food
A nurse endorses Grape-Nuts for patients noting its delicacy and adaptability for all ages. She describes a recipe with Grape-Nuts soaked in water, beaten egg white, and fruit juice. Her husband, a physician, also uses it for patients. She recommends a 10 day trial for stomach trouble or nervous conditions and mentions the Road to Wellville book.
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Huband
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
London's Deserted Mansions Drive Flat Demand Across Town
London households flee Lan cashire Gate’s grand palaces as flats surge in appeal. Agents cite servant shortages and postwar economy, with rents from £450 to £750 a year shrinking large-house demand. Vacancies depress Maida Vale and Paddington rates, while luxury flats attract many tenants despite high rents.
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Lancashire Gate
London Mail
Maida Vale
Paddington
London
New Daily Through Sleeper To Dayton From Dearborn
Erie R R announces a daily through sleeper from Dearborn Station at 9 30 p m arriving Dayton at 7 55 a m starting June 24 direct service to Wapakoneta Sidney Piqua and Troy with cafe car breakfast before arrival Reservations at Erie Ticket Office 234 Clark Chicago Also a feature on M James Hyde praised by Paris Figaro for luxury electric carriage in Paris translated by Harper s Weekly
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Dayton
Erie R.R
Lima
C. Il
Dearborn
Wapakoneta
Sidney
Piqua
Troy
Erie Ticket Office
Clark Street
Chicago
Monsieur Hyde
M. James Hyde
Paris Figaro
New York
Paris
Harper’s Weekly
Peruna credited with curing stomach catarrh in weeks
Miss Mary O'Brien of 800 Myrtle Ave Brooklyn writes that Peruna cured her four year catarrh of the stomach in five weeks after doctors failed to help. She joins others praising the discovery with All hail to Peruna.
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Mary O'Brien
Myrtle Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Peruna
Peruna praised as cure for stomach catarrh by Nebraskan
Mr H J Henneman of Oakland Nebraska writes he was cured of stomach catarrh after a year long illness and now has a good appetite and weight gain thanking Peruna as his house medicine. Another reader Mr Austin M Small of Astoria endorses Peruna as a pleasant appetizer and great tonic during hot weather.
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H. J. Henneman
Oakland
Neb
Austin M. Small
Astoriane
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Great Jones Street
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David A. Reid
Regina
Canada
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Vultan
ITES
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Boston
Mase
Dalles Business Men's Association
Cedarcroft Sanitarium
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Lily
SO. Dak
Allen
S. Olmsted
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