Taft Takes Oath as Chief Justice of United States
President Taft took the judicial oath becoming the first former president to serve as chief justice. The ceremony occurred at the Supreme Court as the court reconvened for the fall term, administered by Associate Justice Joseph McKenna.
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Danderine Claims To Stop Hair Loss And Boost Growth
Advertisement asserts Danderine stops hair from coming out and thickens it after one application. It promises no dandruff, renewed hair life, vigor, brightness, color, and abundance for 35 cents per bottle sold at drug stores.
Belief Townsends Sister Murdered in New York
Police urged renewed searching along the Atlantic coast for Harry F Townsend after the body of Margaret Townsend was identified in a New York lodging house. The Cambridge girl, 28, sent a birthday card to her mother before her disappearance.
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Harvard drive to fund year expenses through student campaign
Phillips Brooks House of Harvard College launches a drive for funds to meet running expenses. The campaign targets the student body for contributions.
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Erratic World Crop Outputs Fueled by Heat Pattern
Weather officials report unprecedented heat accumulation shaped crop results worldwide. Wheat rose while fruit and cotton faced losses due to early budding, frosts, and boll weevil damage, with U.S. apple production down sharply.
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Penrose denies plan to delay permanent tariff bill
Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania, chairman of the Senate finance committee, rejected rumors that Republican leaders planned to abandon or delay the permanent tariff bill. He also denied talk of selecting a permanent successor to Senator Lodge and said the finance committee will begin hearing agricultural interests on the tariff starting November 1.
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Brotherhood officials plan Chicago trip over Boston Terminal dispute
General Chairman George H. Walsh and General Secretary Thomas E. Ambrose lead the South Terminal Brotherhood delegation. They will appear before the U S Labor Board in Chicago to argue grievances against the Boston Terminal Company, aiming to finish and return to Boston by Monday.
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Ironized Yeast Marketed as Skin Remedy and Tonic
An advertisement touts Ironized Yeast tablets as a pleasant alternative to common yeast, claiming clear skin, improved vitality, appetite, and overall health. It states the product contains concentrated yeast vitamins and iron, is easy to take, and sold by druggists nationwide from the Ironized Yeast Company in Atlanta, Georgia.
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