Cure of Eczema in Child by Cuticura Remedies
A mother reports her three month battle with eczema on her child ending in full recovery after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. She cites multiple doctors failing before the remedy's evident improvement within two months. Names George L. Lambert and Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. appear as sponsoring parties.
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Cutieura
George L. Lambert
West Centre St
Mahanoy City
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Cuticura Remedies
Boston
The Resh to the City
Willis explains why he left the farm for town life. He says he grew tired of the smell of his father’s automobile.
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Willis
Garfield Tea Promoted As Pure Herbal Remedy
An old advertisement extols Garfield Tea as a pure potent healthful herb remedy for constipation and liver and kidney diseases sold at drug stores. It also touts Hamlins Wizard Oil for aches and swelling and notes Backgammon was invented in Greece in 1224.
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Greece
The Embarrassing Truth About Dr Wiley
A Washington diplomat hails the vindication of Dr. Harvey W Wiley as a triumph for pure food while noting the painful truth he often speaks. He recalls Wiley’s remark about the dangers of truthful reporting and ends with a risqué, old time anecdote involving a young girl and her auntie in night attire.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Washington
Dr. Wiley
Mabel
Ten Years of Pain Due to Kidney Troubles
Mrs. Margaret Emmerich of Napoleon Ohio describes long kidney illness with back pain, vision issues, and dizziness. After ten years unable to do housework, Dean's Kidney Pills provided quick relief and final cure, with the product sold nationwide for 50 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co.
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Clinton St
Napoleon, C
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Grasshopper singer grin sparks historic judge encounter
Maud Muller sang while raking hay and mused on hidden talent. A passing judge overheard the line and the moment sparked a remembered episode in Chicago Tribune history.
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Maud Muller
Chicago Tribune
Deafness Cure Promoted By Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement asserts deafness from catarrh can be cured only by constitutional treatment. It claims local applications fail and offers $100 for a cure not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes address in Toledo and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Also contains literary quips from a spinster and a remark about meeting a suitor.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Murine Eye Remedy Promoted for Various Eye Ailments
A 1900s style advertisement touts Murine as soothing for red weak weary watery eyes and eye strain. It claims medications are compounded by experienced physicians and contain no injurious drugs. It urges trial for babies eyelids and promises free eye books from The Marine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago.
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Soc
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Aspiring Soubrette Tries Acting Joke to Manager
A Chicago Tribune quip shows a soubrette pleading that her acting is no joke. The manager retorts it is a tragedy as a playful exchange echoes in a humorous theatre moment.
Dollar Wheat Comes to Stay in Central Canada
The article argues that dollar wheat is here to stay and that Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta will supply much of the U S bread supply within five years. It cites James J Hill on wheat prices and notes rising living costs while production grows slower, projecting Canada as the next bread basket with vast prairie lands awaiting American farmers.
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United States
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Central
James J. Hill
Mr. Hill
John Bull
Winnipeg
Prairies
Goebel Case Ends Pardons for Exiles Doomed
Former Governor Taylor and Secretary Finley freed of all charges while key indictments collapse. Governor Wilson pardons those who did not turn state's evidence leaving Youtsey, serving life, as the sole remaining party in the Goebel murder case. The drama closes with Wilson deeming no conspiracy and Goebel’s killer acting alone.
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William Goebel
Henry E. Youtsey
State Penitentiary
Goebel
Wilson
Frankfort
Taylor
Finley
William S. Taylor
Caleb Powers
John Powers
Charles Finley
William Culton
James B. Howard
Youtsey
Indiana
Honduras
Holland Whittaker
Butler County
John Davis
Louisville
Zach Steele
Bell County
Wharton Golden
Knox County
Colorado
Frank Cecil
St. Louis
William H. Coulton
Owsley County
Kentucky
Those Useless Questions Provoked Grim Chicago Quip
A Chicago Tribune snippet recalls a quip about handling a live trolley with bare hands. The exchange shows a grim punchline where the speaker admits the shock was fatal, highlighting the era’s dark humor about danger and electricity.
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Billy
Chicago Tribune
Nashville Businessman Slain by Woman in Cleaners Office
Isaac S. Morse, a Nashville business man, was shot and killed in the American Dry Cleaning Company office by Gertrude Douglas who fled but was captured an hour later. The Douglas woman told police Morse deceived her and had been involved for nine years, saying he could not throw her over and live.
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Nashville
Isaac S. Morse
Tenn
Gertrude Douglas
American Dry Cleaning Company
Douglas
Ike Morse
Director Conried Dead
Heinrich Conried died at 2 30 Monday morning after an apoplectic stroke in erau Tyrol He was former director of the Metropolitan Opera House New York and had earlier managed the German Theater His end was peaceful and he never regained consciousness
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Heinrich Conried
Conried
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Erau
Tyrol
Spread of the Idea in the Diggings
A stranger with a shotgun asks about game laws and a grizzled local replies that laws exist but are not enforced. Public sentiment favors shooting freely in the region, as the man on the fence asserts.
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Tail
Chicago Tribune
NYC Public Schools Budget Request Amid Year Beginning
It will require 31641523 dollars to run the public schools of New York City for the year just beginning.
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New York City
Photograph Session Sparks Alarm Joke
Nan sits for a photo when she asks about a strange noise. Fan quips the camera sounds like a C Q D alarm.
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Nan
Fan
Free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease ad notice
You can get Allen's Foot-Ease free by writing Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York for a sample powder to ease tired sweating swollen feet It makes new or tight shoes comfortable and cures corns and bunions Druggists and shoe stores sell it 23c.
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Crater F. Woodward
le Roy
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
District debate ends in noisy victory for locals
A lively recount of a district school debate last Saturday night where locals claim victory by drowning out opponents with cowbells fishhorns a bugle a bass drum and a horse fiddle causing the other side to stop speaking the crowd says the local group prevailed despite the chaos.
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Sime
George
Leadon Cold Storage Holds Patrons Fur Valuation Thirty Percent
The Leadon cold storage firm sometimes manages furs belonging to patrons valued at seventy three percent of their worth. The statement notes significant holdings in fur storage and the proportional claim of the company.
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Leadon
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