Tickling methods of husband win decree for wife
Carrie Millender Sneekenberg of Brooklyn NY was granted a divorce from J I Sneckenberg by Judge Isaae Wolf on the referee recommendation. The report cites insane tickling by the husband from shortly after the July 1881 marriage lasting five to thirteen minutes and causing fear and loss of health and weight.
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Carrie Millender Sneekenberg
J. l A. Sneckenberg
Brooklyn
Isaae Wolf
Donald ‘L Warner
Prentisf
Sneckenberg
Morning Train Delay Brings Humorous Exchange
Scattered garbled lines depict a playful exchange about catching a train at dawn. The speaker stands at a station as the Santa Fe train arrives, noting interruptions and routine in a casual, slightly chaotic tone.
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Tam
Wien
Santa Fe Magazine
Eee
Olive Tablets Promise Fresh Breath and Gentle Cleanup
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets marketed as a pleasant sugar coated remedy for bad breath and bowel flus. The copy claims they stimulate the bowels and liver to natural action, purify the blood, and avoid the harsh effects of calomel.
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Edwards
Dr Edwards
F M Edwards
Musterole Cold Rub Ad Promise and Uses
Musterole is a mustard oil salve said to prevent colds and pneumonia by applying with fingers. It is advertised as a non blistering remedy for throat chest rheumatism stiff neck bronchitis asthma neuralgia and a range of aches. Available in adult and children sizes with hospital grade strength.
Department of Labor Expands Services in 1924 Budget
The article outlines the U S Department of Labor structure with seven bureaus including Labor Statistics Naturalization and Immiration. It notes staffing figures for 1923 24 budget requests and the department total spending of about 6 6 million for the year ending June 30 1923 and a projected 7 7 million for 1924. It compares spending to interest on the public debt and emphasizes efforts on naturalization and immigration policy.
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Pennsylvania
Uaiter
Washington
Department of Labor
United States
Davis
America
Bureau of Labor
Carren Wright
Labor
Department of the Interior
Monthly
Labor Review
Anim Rease
Bureau of Naturalization
Congress
Yue Woman's Bureau
Mary Anderson
Phst
United States Supreme Court
Grace Abbott
Faeau
Semecary
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Europe
Citvens Tre
Treasury
Department of Labs
Four More Appeals Filed By Doctors
Hartford February 14 An drew P Bush of Memphis Tenn has tied an appeal from the action of the State Public Health council in revoking his license to practice medicine in Connecticut. Bush graduated from Kansas City College of Medicine and Surgery and worked with his brother James W Bush in Kenilworth before going to Mayo Clinic courses and settling in Memphis. Three additional appeals were filed today by physicians from the revocation of their medical licenses following the inquiry into fake doctors in Connecticut. The men are B ycesidia Garadin of Boston Piinelt Li cata of Revere and Francis H Withington of Waterbury.
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Andrew P Bush
Memphis
Tenn
State Public Health Council
de Bush
Kansas City College of Medicine and Surgery
James W Lush
Ken Laltain
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Brothers Sanitarium
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Boston
Piinelt
Licata
Revere Muss
Joima Cain
M Dilles
Cambeidpe
Francis H Withington
Waterbury
Adirondacks Guide R L S Friend Dies in Saranac Lake
Andrew Baker longtime guide and woodsman in the Adirondacks dies at age 70. He hosted Robert Louis Stevenson in 1857 at Bakers home, an early beacon for Adirondack tourism and the origin of the Bake tavern, first hotel in the region.
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Andrew Baker
Adirondax
Robert Louis Stevens
Bakers Home
Stevenwon Society of America
Mitton Baler
Andrew
Adirondecks
Horatio Seymours
Adirondack
Saranac Lake
Son Sues Doctor Over Wife Affair and Assets in Hartford
Gerald Walden of New Haven sues his father Rudolph Walden proprietor of the Walden Institute alleging the elder stole his wife Helen Gatmahan Walden's affections. Damages of 50000 sought. assets including Leets Is property and bank funds valued at 100000 plus office equipment in New Haven. Case tied to a prior divorce suit alleging intolerable cruelty. Post Office Inspector Webb testified of alleged medical practice without license. Walden held on 2000 bond, continued to apting. Mrs Gerald Walden, about 26, formerly of Brooklyn, is involved.
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Hartford
Rudolph Walden
New Haven
Walden Institute
Court Street
Gerald Walden
Elder Walden
Leets
Helen Gatmahan Walden
Post Office
B Webb
Richmond
Walden
Connecticut
Jefferson
Brooklyn N OY
Fifteen Airplanes in Far East for Army Use
Fifteen Laberty airplane engines and related emergency equipment are being shipped to Alaska and the Far East for U S Army fliers.Ports include Sitka Dutch Harbor Attu Amour Yokohama and Shanghai with plans to depart mid March for a world encircling flight.
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Cal
Laberty
Alaska
Far Eastern
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United States Army
Cloverfield
Sitka
Dutch Harbor
Chicagoff
Attu Island
Amour
Yokahamas
Sagasak
Japan
Shanghai
England
Atlantic
Divorced husband shots at wife in quarrel over boarders
In London on February 2 Edward Brewer 40 husband of Mrs Helen Frewer and Henry McCann 26 boarders clashed with Brewer fired a revolver in a dispute over alleged attentions to Mrs Frewer. Both men were found guilty of breach of peace and fined a total of 40 dollars. Brewer later paid the fines to secure their release.
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Nisw London
Loving
Helen Frewer
Waterford
Mar
Edward Brewer
Brewer
Henry McCann
Trewer
McCann
Michigan Man Becomes Yale Professor of European History
Edward Raymond Turner of Michigan University has been named to a Yale professorship in European history. Turner, previously a professor at Bryn Mawr, holds the chair at Michigan and was announced by Yale officials today.
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Hdward Raymond Turner
University of Michigan
Yale Colope
Yale Intercsity
Turner Hus
Michigamo Universit
Aimee
Bryn Mawr
Coolidge Campaign Files for Nebraska Primary
Lincoln Neb February petition filed by Corrick director of the campaign shows 6,824 names on petitions for Republican primary delegates at large and district delegates. Corrick stated the effort aims to secure Coolidge nomination and delegate slate.
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Fup
Bank P Corrick
Foot
Dga
Campagn
Nebraska
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Ae Ietay
Qute
Cooldge
Norination
Delegalia
Mi Corrie
Wilson Birthday Holiday In Carolina
A resolution in South Carolina creates an annual Woodrow Wilson birthday holiday on December 28. The measure originated in the House and was adopted by the Senate at night under a joint resolution to grant observance.
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Woodrow Wilson
South
Caroina
Senate
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