Chicago Congressman Named in Florida Prohibition Indictment
Congressman Alfred Michaelson of Chicago a longtime dry law advocate is named in a federal grand jury indictment in Jacksonville Florida. He is accused of smuggling liquor from Cuba with a suitcase bearing the exposé label after bringing it into a Jacksonville railway station and evading customs.
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Alfred Michaelson
Chicago
House of Representatives
Washington
Jacksonville
Fla
Cuba
Lead Dog and Brock Discuss Escape and Help
A fragment shows the Lead Dog arguing about leaving other dogs behind and hoping to hide them as Brock promises to help uncover his father. Gaspard defeats, then supports the plan, showing wary but hopeful mood amid the camp. The dialogue hints at danger, survival, and kinship.
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Gaspard
Brock
Trappers Braving Winter Waters Face Peril and Pursuit
Brock McCall and Gaspard Lecroix voyage the Yellow Leg in winter. A fork forces a dangerous portage leaving Brock badly injured. Flash fights a wolf while Gaspard vows to uncover his father’s killer as trackers close in. Brock is captured by two Indians and a white man before Gaspar rescues him.
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Brock McCall
Gaspard Lecroix
Flash
Brock
Gaspard
Indiana
Pursuit in the Snowbound Camp Continues
Two hunters Gaspard and Brock plot a trap while fleeing a confrontation. They plan to hunt rivals, repay debts, and survive the January blizzards as they move toward a safer camp with fresh caches and a forward strategy.
Bear Trap Ruse In Arctic Camp Plot Thickens
In a remote trapping story, Brock and Gaspard conspire to set a bear trap beneath a snowy cover. They bait a hidden escape plan and watch as rival trackers approach, aiming to freeze their pursuers in minutes. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Gaspard
Brock
Coconut Sugar In the Bus!
A note describes a sugar called Javgzery derived from coconut sap. Sap collection involves cutting the spathe then tapping the blossom stalk. The sap yields about five percent sugar and is consumed locally. chemically it resembles typical syrups from palms.
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Bus! Indies
Land of Fine Flowers Hosts World’s Rare Orchids
A brief note highlights Brazil as a source of famous flowering plants. It mentions the Victoria Regia water lily seen at the Rio Botanic garden, noting its global prestige and the beauty of orchids displayed in greenhouses worldwide.
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Brazil
Philips Milk of Magnesia promotes relief from stomach discomfort
A vintage ad touts Philips Milk of Magnesia for sour stomach and gas relief in both adults and children. It claims rapid acid neutralization and tranquil digestive organs, urging genuine Philips use to avoid weaker imitations.
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Philips
Magnesia
Rhysichins
Monkey owner quarrels with Detroit zoo director
A Detroit resident tried to surrender her pet monkey to the Detroit Zoological Park. The caller spoke with director John F. Stillen who could not promise daily water and soap baths for the animal, and she hung up saying, Cleanliness is next to Godliness even for monkey.
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Detroit
Detroit Zoological Park
John ‘F. Stillen
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helped During The Change
A Denver woman reports benefit from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during the Change of Life. She says six bottles helped reduce night restlessness and fear of falling, and she recommends it to friends based on her personal experience and her mother's past use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Denver
Colo
Lydia BE
T. AL Atom
Adams Street
Colorado
Thoughtful eating tied to mental state, science notes
Think Before You Eat Science argues that thrifty gastric juices hinge on mental condition and that food wetted with tears harms the body, stressing that eater mindset outweighs food quality. The pursuit of perfection is linked to sweetness as a guiding light.
Same Prescription He Wrote In 1892
Dr Caldwell’s early practice avoided harsh purges and used a mild liquid laxative named Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in 1892. The product, sold in drug stores, was marketed as a safe bowel stimulant for women children and the elderly and claimed to relieve headaches biliousness indigestion and other ailments. It invites trial bottles through Popein Dept BB Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Monticello
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