Aeroplane Inventor Henry Moore At Ninety Still Active
Tama Iowa resident Henry Clarke Moore aged 90 has completed his first flying machine. He credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a medicine and tonic that restored vigor, clarity of mind, and stronger health, enabling continued inventive work and a productive late life.
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Sueateel Department
Duly Malt Whiskey Co
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Ig Dostor's
California backs Panama plan with 1915 exposition tax
Californians nationwide vote on a $5,000,000 world’s fair tax for San Francisco’s 1915 exposition, with San Francisco and allied counties approving by large margins. Southern California counties including Los Angeles and San Diego also support the plan by over two to one, while Nevada line counties show strong approval.
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Mono County
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Presa
Monterey County
Why liquor treatment should be taken at Neal Institutes
An advertisement extols Neal Institute programs as cures for alcohol and drug dependence claiming three days of hypodermic treatment free the patient from craving. It cites Omaha and Grand Island locations, a three hundred patient success claim, and offers free booklets and contracts.
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Neal Institute
Omaha
Nebr
Loth. St
Ochiarles
Grand Inland
The Beauty Spot on Capitol Avenue Theatre Tour
The first big Independent comic opera touring this area will play the Capitol Avenue theatre Monday night with I Ray Comstock presenting Jefferyton DeAngelis in Reginald Jo Koven and Joseph Herbert's The Beauty Spat. DeAngelis returns from The Mikado revival to headline The Beauty Spot, a production praised for star power and elaborate staging. The cast includes noted NY performers and a large ensemble.
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Capitol Avenue Theatre
Devenmaber Ltd
I. Ray Comstock
Jefferyton DeAngelis
Reginald Jo Koven
Joseph Herbert
DeAngelis
California approves large bond for Panama-Pacific exposition
The November 15 vote in San Francisco approved a 5 million dollar municipal bond for the exposition by 42 040 to 2 122 and the state total of 10 to 1. The result marked the largest favorable vote for any city or state amendment, aiding California in raising 17 500 000 for the 1915 Panama-Pacific exposition.
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San Francisco
California
Atlas Confectionary Ad: Cream Taffey 10 Cents Per Pound
Saturday only sale at Atlas Confectionary featuring cream taffey priced at 10 cents per pound. Local shoppers urged to visit for this limited offer.
How Thin Folks Can Get Fleshly
A vintage home remedy promotes weight gain using a blend of harmless drugs to stimulate nerves and blood supply. It claims rapid increases of ten to forty pounds, with improved health, for ages twelve to sixty, by taking a spoonful before and after meals from a prescribed mixture.
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Almeen
Orme
Hard Times for Shepherds at Wyoming Wool Growers Meet
Delfelder faults Taft for Payne Aldrich tariff while addressing the Wyoming Wool Growers Association in Sheridan. He warns of severe trials in the sheep industry including snow, cold, rail congestion, high feed costs, and low prices, noting the tariff remarks could shift the industry off its course.
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Chicago Evening Post
Forest Department
Wyoming
Eastern Life Insurance
West
United States Bureau of Animal
Congress
Board of Sheep Commissioners
State Association
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Sheridan
J. A. Delfelder
Walton
Dee
Art
Winona
Payne Aldrich
United States
Confined Manipulations Tied to Avoid Losses
A terse plea seeks restraint on manipulative actions to prevent heavy, unnecessary losses while thanking supporters for assistance. The line conveys a conditional caution urging tighter conduct under present conditions.
Mrs McNulty Dies After Eight Week Illness
Mrs Ak sula May McNulty died after eight weeks with typhoid fever at 815 West Twenty fifth street. She was 27, wife of William B. McNulty a Colorado and Southern engineer, and mother of a five year old daughter. Funeral at St Mary's cathedral. Survived by husband, mother, daughter, four brothers and three sisters.
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Weat
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Ree Sleters
Ruby Haygood
Cheyenne
Westley
Casper
Arthur
Theodore
Ada Bryan
Hansen
John T. Scott
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