Grand Hotel Promises Comfortable Stay in New York City
The Grand Hotel on Broadway at Thirty‑first Street offers low rates and ample amenities for travelers. Fifty light rooms for commercial guests, affordable meals from 25 cents to 1.40 with wine, and fireproof, modern facilities underscore safety. Director George F. Hurlbert invites postal requests for a New York guide with maps.
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New York
Grand Hotel
Broadway
Thirty-first Street
George F. Hurlbert
Hurlbert
Greenshurst
Lake Chautauqua
Pope's Herb Compound Tablets Advertised as Blood Purifier
An advertisement for Protect Hope's Herb urging use of Pope's Herb Compound Tablets as a blood purifier and liver and kidney regulator. It touts relief from rheumatism liver complaints constipation fevers and female disorders with chocolate coated tablets and water dissolvable forms. Testimonials from Mrs. J C Meade and Dr J V Hennessy claim dramatic relief and a one dollar box offers six months treatment with a money back guarantee from Pope Medicine Co. Inc. Washington D C.
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Hope
J. C. Meade
Hyattsville
Pope Medicine Co
Washington, D. C
Pope
J. V. Hennesey
Albany, N. Y
Paper Medicine Co.'s
Washington, D.C
Pope Medicine Co., Inc
Pure Food and Drugs Act
Maude Adams Proves Talent Outgrows Beauty in Acting
The article argues beauty alone does not make a star and highlights Maude Adams as evidence. It notes she is plain yet graceful, talented, hard working, and widely admired in America and Europe. Adams currently leads Rostand’s Chantecler on stage, showing dedication over looks.
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Maude Adams
America
Europe
Ten Cent
Miss Adams
Rostind
Virginian Railway First Annual Report Reveals Large Investment
The Virginian Railway releases its twelve month report ending June 1910 showing a property investment around 71 million dollars. The note discusses that about 60 million dollars of cash entered the property before opening and that further expenditures are expected. It calls the project one of the greatest private enterprises in the country. It also notes increased costs versus original estimates and external borrowing to fund the expansion.
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Virginian Railway
Norton to Spend Day Then Move to Louisville and Nashville Road
Norton will spend twenty four hours at its current location before transferring to the Louisville and Nashville road for further movement. The plan schedules a set interval prior to relocation, reflecting standard railway routing procedures.
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Norton
Louisville and Nashville Road
Feet ointment hype and stomach cure advertised
An advertisement touts Ezo feet ointment from The White Pharmacy claiming rapid relief from painful foot inflammation and bunions. It also features Electric Bitters, credited by John W. Modders of Moddersville for curing a 15 year stomach trouble and aiding liver and kidney health.
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Ezo
John W. Modders
Moddersville
Mich
Salvation Army leadership change for city
Capt A B Trevitt and family depart for Altoona Pa to head Salvation Army operations there after a year of relief work here. His Sunday school grew to 125 children and he left with wide local support. Captain C L McCrae arrives from Altoona to take command and is urged to continue the good work.
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A. BR. Trevitt
Altoona
Salvation Army
Trevitt
C. L. McCrae
McCrae
Patent medicines for coughs and stomach relief advertised
The ad touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets claimed to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee signed by KE. W. GROVE. It also promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to ease indigestion constipation and bilious feelings promising improved digestion and vitality sold by all dealers.
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KE. W. Grove
Bie
Chamberlain
Conductor Replaces Flag With Green Signal On Mine Car
Captain W. E. O Connor, a Clinch Valley conductor, pulled down the American flag on the rear of a Mines rescue car at Fink and raised a green flag instead. He said orders require green rear signals on passenger trains and refused to fly the American flag where the company bans it. The mine car traveled from Dante via Pink to Toms Creek and remained there overnight.
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W. E. O'Connor
Clinch Valley
Bureau of Mines
Fink
Dante
Pink
Toms Creek
Falls Victim to Thieves News Note
W Bends of Coal City Alabama blames two thieves for twelve years of health loss until Dr King s New Life Pills restored him. The ad touts relief from constipation malaria headache and dyspepsia and urges keeping Chamberlains Cough Remedy for croup with prompt use. Both products sold by all dealers.
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W. Bends
Coal City
Ala
Dr. King
Sauer's Pure Pilavoring Straets Earn Dual Medals
The Sauer company reports its Pure Pilavoring Straets received both American and European medals for purity and strength.
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Sauer
Remedy Cures Persistent Cough After Grip Attack
A grip infection often leaves a lingering cough and annoyance. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is reported to relieve and cure the cough after other remedies fail. Sold by all dealers.
Century of Peace Honor for Bramwell Senator Baker
Senator S Baker of Bramwell named honorary West Virginia member on the National Committee of the Anglo American Peace Celebration. The centennial 1914 1915 observance aims for international scope with Andrew Carnegie as chairman. The event stands as a major historical milestone.
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S. Baker
Bramwell
Glasscock
West Virginia
Andrew Carnegie
Senator Baker
Claims Self Defense In Raleigh County Arrest
John Heed alias Andy Reed colored was arrested after evading police for three years and will be turned over to Raleigh County officials. He killed Charles Fields in 1907 and injured a colored woman, claiming self defense. He was captured at Coalwood by Officer A M Wyde after recognition in a Virginia Pocahontas Coal Company commissary.
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John Heed
Andy Reed
Raleigh
Charles Fields
Raleigh County
United States
Coalwood
A. M. Wyde
Virginia Pocahontas Coal Company
Fields
Policy Cancelled Over City Drunkenness Classification
A man who passed the medical for a $5,000 life policy was told his coverage is cancelled after the firm learned he had been classified as an habitual drunkard by the city. The board of affairs objected to the policy despite no issues with the application.
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Booze
Ncessary
Board of Affairs
man held for grand jury in cutting with intent
John Williams, colored, was bound over to appear before the grand jury yesterday by Squire Godhey on a charge of cutting with intent to maim and kill Archer Slaughter on the road and yard Wednesday. Bail of $400 was not posted, so Williams remains jailed at Princeton.
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John Williams
Squire Godhey
Archer Slaughter
Ra‘land
John Will “O
Princeton
Master sali advertised at Pedigo's display line
A sale notice indicates a Master sali item is available today with a line on display at Pedigo's. The brief item highlights a local retailer promoting the product and invites customers to view the display.
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Sali
Pedigo's
Origins of the words freeze and burn in Aryan roots
The article discusses the linguistic origin of freeze and burn from the Aryan root prus. It traces sound shifts in English and related languages, showing how meanings of heat and cold converge in a common root across Germanic and Scandinavian languages and noting Latin and Sanskrit parallels.
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New York Herald
African Lions Hunt in Pairs and Ambush Prey
The text explains that African lions often hunt in couples. A lioness uses cover to provoke cattle while the male stands guard. The pair drives prey from a fenced enclosure, the lion mauls the animal, and both lions share the meal. They may return on subsequent nights for leftovers. zebra quagga and wild ass are noted as preferred foods.
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Africa
Ljon
Pocahontas News Briefs Include Resignations and Socials
Pocahontas picks up notices on local moves and events. Harvey Campbell resigns from Pocahontas Consolidated Collieries to join McBain Department Store in Roanoke on March 1. Mrs Fred Bey Quincy from Welch arrives to join Dr Quincy at Pocahontas Consolidated Collieries. Dance tonight at Munsonie Hall. Bridge party hosted by Mrs J F Ward. Judge John W Owens returns from the south improved health. Sugar sale promo and local shop notices pepper the page with brief social and business items.
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Harvey Campbell
Pocahontas Consolidated Collieries Company
Roanoke
McBain
Campbell
Fred Bey Quincy
Welch
Quincy
West Water Street
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Cures Boil Quickly, Reader Claims
D Frankel of Strand Oklahoma recalls how his wife used Bucklen's Arnica Salve on an ugly boil and it cured swiftly. The ad extols the salve as a universal healer for burns, scalds, cuts, corns, bunions, sprains, and swellings.
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D. Frankel
Strand Okla
Bucklen
What to Do for a Sickly Child
An article urges using a scientific laxative for ailing children, highlighting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as effective and mild. It claims the remedy strengthens stomach and bowel tone and offers free samples by writing Dr W Caldwell at 541 Caldwell Building, Monticello, US.
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Dr. Caldwell
Flat
Willi
Wathena
Kas
Emma Blak Ship
Bedford
Ind
Caldy
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Baker Witt
John Breed
Contaet Life Insurance
Valentines
Cie
London
Rexall Drug Store
Munsonie Hall
J. F. Ward
Railroad Avenue
Pera
Henry P. Shufttebarger
Goodson & Moore
Frie Sun
Pedigo’s
Fast End
Bluefield Pharmacy
Bland Street
Yours Truly
J. L. Horton
Southwest Virginia
Bluefield
West Va
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