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Jewels and health temptations in a woman's choices
An PSA style ad asserts women prioritize jewels, health, and beauty and warns that coughs and bronchial troubles endanger wealth. It promotes Dr Rosehoe's German Syrup as a prompt aid for consumption in early stages and lung healing, claiming it cures coughs colds and bronchial issues. The message urges readers to obtain remedies via drugstores and consult Green's Special Almanac.
New Music Postpaid Offers and Local Show Dates
An advertisement touts $300 worth of new music postpaid for $1 and lists multiple song titles with price terms, offering delivery to any address and a money back guarantee. It also notes an annual Horse Show at Exposition Coliseum from November 3 to 8, plus daily mile-track racing at Pate Grounds and baseball games by American and National League teams, with details via local agents for tickets. The piece references H C Towssin as General Passenger and Ticket Agent in St Louis Missouri.
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Indans Honour Chief at Burial Grove Visit
Residents recall a Winnebago heritage event as Belifier and other members visit the Laitinen grove near Lake cuntty to honor Chief Loveran or Lonisean Wars. The old warrior fought rival tribes and faced French missions as Winnebago history notes his grave memorial by Chief Hopinks in 190. The ceremony reflects enduring tribal traditions amid historic frontier tensions.
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Sure Cure for Boils Explored by Dr Bevono of Paris
A fragmentary report outlines Dr Bevono’s claimed boil treatment involving certain demoni ttratol and serum use. It references winter conditions, tissue decay, and a forthcoming demonstration at the Fant Toceois medical venue. Details remain uncertain and no proven cure is stated.
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New Road in Far East Across Central Asia and Siberia
A projected rail line from Andishan to Tashkent would connect western river basins to eastern Siberia and Manchuria, facilitating central Asian shipments and timber and tea trade into northern Perefin while linking Transcaspian provinces. President Roosevelt and family camped at Sagamore Hill after a coastal voyage. Edison predicts rail electrification and electric cars may replace horses within two decades, but sees no clear path for aerial navigation yet.
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Chance to Make Money From Crown Prince Defection
The Chicago Record-Herald notes a possible plan where the crown prince may renounce his rights for a woman. If true, the woman should hurry to come over, as there could be money in it for her and the prince, before the affair is forgotten.
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Plan for Wisconsin land sale and Chicago housing project
A plan is reported for a 2000 acre Wisconsin land purchase to serve a resort, with a cooperative housing scheme for Chicago workers. The venture includes a Marinette area farm owned by Milwaukee Road interests, aiming to provide summer homes and shared ownership, funded by member payments. The article notes opposition, charter applications, and mixed local responses as details unfold.
Two Robbers Killed By An Aged Farmer Near Rochester
On a fur near Rochester Loraine county last night John Mead shot dead two robbers after he freed himself from ropes used to bind him and his brothers. A third robber was wounded. three more escaped. The Meach brothers reputedly wealthy were bound to a safe as robbers tried explosives and steel bars. John Mead killed two intruders at the doorway, a third fled, and the others fled as the farmer held off the attack until help arrived.
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Fragmented early 20th century labor wartime talk fuels strikes
The text discusses a projected strike by elites and workers, noting a rumored labor surplus around 200000 and tensions over employment and agriculture. It reflects chaotic rhetoric about unions, wages, and industrial roles during a period of economic strain.
Woman Defends Her Honor With Defiant Blow
Mrs Margaret Sidtes, seated at a pavilion table in Avitonville with a chaperone from Minnesota, quells a disruptive man by striking him in the teeth with a pillow or clenched fist. The disturbance ends with the man leaving. other patrons react as the American crowd reacts to the scene. The report also notes contrasting views on postwar arms handing and a quip on Chicago stockyards impacting regional impressions.
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Supplying a Motive as King Edward Castles Tax Dodge
The Chicago Record Herald argues King Edward may have funded one castle with hidden revenue to dodge taxes, suggesting motive behind his actions. The piece questions wartime finance and royal prerogatives while raising debate on accountability.
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Political shifts in Clay county indicated in local notes
In Excelsior Springs Missouri a clipped report discusses Clay County politics. It notes party activity ahead of November elections, claimed primary battles, and expectations for candidates and reforms. References to local figures and health adages appear amid fragmented statements about civic affairs.
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Cuban relations and US ties remain strong say official
A New York report quotes President Paltue denying tenure reports and asserting Cubans remain grateful to the United States. He emphasizes desire to preserve close commercial and political relations with the United States despite ingratitude claims.
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Army Cuts Philippine Forces in War Department Order
The War Department issued an order reducing American forces in the Philippines to about 45,000 amid the ongoing military situation. The action reflects the department’s assessment of current conditions and aims to adjust troop levels accordingly.
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Catarrh Cure Promises Cure With Constitutional Approach
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