Discovery class remedy praised for digestion and blood health
An open publicity for a glyceric extract known as the Discovery claims to strengthen stomach liver and bowels and purify blood. It is described as alcohol free non habit forming and printed on wrappers. Physicians prescribe it for indigestion biliousness and skin and blood ailments. The ad promotes the latest People's Common Sense Medical Adviser and offers the edition from the World's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York for 31 cents cloth and 21 cents paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
R.V. Pierce
M. D
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Tragic death rocks famed ball player wife
Roma Snyder wife of vaudeville and baseball figure Lefty Miller killed herself after years of loneliness. Miller later learned of her love for H A Burkhart of Fort Worth and spoke of past altercations that sent Burkhart to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Roma Snyder
Geo
Lefty) Miller
Miller
Cowboy Baseball Club
Prisoner Van Doren Paroled Break Reported
A requisition for Oscar I. Van Doren, sought in Indiana for parole violation, was received by Governor Johnson of California. In Logansport Indiana, E H Graves 19 says his wife drugged him and married him while he was semi conscious, a claim reported from January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar I. van Doren
Indiana
State
Johnson
California
Logansport
Ind
E. H. Graves
Widow Must Stay in Jail High Bail in Canada Deportation
The article reports that J B Snead a Texas banker tracked his wife 1000 miles and spent 22000 in a search. His wife and her admirer Albert G Hoyce of Seattle face deportation from Canada as undesirable persons amid abduction and grand larceny allegations.
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Winnipeg
Man
J. B. Snead
Millonaire
Albert G. Hoyce
Seattle
Southwest
Canada
Boyte
Hoyce
Texas
Son of Reyes Arrested in Mexico City Prison Split Fate
Rodolfo, son of General Bernardo Reyes, was arrested in Mexico City for implication in the Reyes revolution and jailed in the Santiago military prison with his father. The elder Reyes is ill and expected to be moved to a hospital, while Rodolfo denies guilt.
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Mexico City
Reyes
Rodolfo
Bernardo Reyes
Santiago
Value of Pra Hay and Pea Harvesting Methods Explored
The article analyzes pea and hay harvesting challenges on the prairie. It discusses machinery, wind losses, and methods such as turning in sheep or sowing oats with peas to ease harvest. It notes yields in San Luis valley farms and praises cow pea hay as promising for future livestock feeding. It also mentions market dynamics and urges local feeding strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
San Luis Valley
West
Powell Trial Opens Over Perjury Charge in Milwaukee
Denver man John F. Rowell faces a perjury trial in Milwaukee linked to the death of Mrs Ida B Noleon of Lincoln Nebraska Reports quote Mrs Rowell disputing the arrest and noting two men with the same name in mining and bond stock circles based in Lincoln and Denver with no word from Rowell since his arrest.
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John F. Rowell
Milwaukee
Lincoln
Neb
Denver
Burglar Misses Mission Envelopes in Denver Home
In Denver on January 3 a burglar rifled the home of Mrs. Mary E. Hooper at 1174 West First Avenue taking about five dollars from a sideboard drawer while leaving three envelopes containing foreign mission collections untouched. Mrs. Hooper and her son checked the ground floor after discovering the ransacked rooms.
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Denver
Colorado
Marry E. Hooper
West First Avenue
Merging Big Baptist Churches In New York To Endow New Church
Two wealthy congregations Calvary on West Fifty-seventh and Fifth Avenue church will merge. The Fifth Avenue church valued at about 1 million dollars, attended regularly by John D. Rockefeller, will be sold to fund the new church corporation endowment.
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New York
Calvary Church
West Fifty-seventh Street
Fifth Avenue
John OD
Rockefeller
New Church Corporation
Mrs Shaw to Speak on White Slave Traffic
Mrs Shaw of Michigan will address the Peoples Tabernacle in Denver on the snares and causes of the white slave traffic and propose what she views as the only safe relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
B. Shaw
Michigan
Peoples’ Tabernacle Lawrence
Twentieth Streets
Anaconda Copper Plans Monthly Production Increase in 1912
Announcement from Anaconda Copper Mining Company states copper output will rise gradually to 2,600,000 pounds per month above 1911 average. The plan aims to boost production as part of 1912 operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Riddle about core and seed holder elicits playful reply
A playful exchange asks Willie to pronounce core and imagines dividing an apple. The responder uses humor noting the seed holder would be called a shame, delivering a lighthearted wordplay moment.
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Willie
Frantic Musing on Eczema Symptoms and Remedies
Fragmentary diary style notes describe severe eczema on hands with itching and bleeding. The writer mentions fingers, palm areas, and possible remedies with references to contact and irritation timelines.
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Rt al Pot
Boston
Lining Up for a Great Tariff
Washington begins a busy session as Congress reconvenes with tariff legislation expected quickly. The Ways and Means Committee plans to issue schedules once the Russian treaty abrogation pension bills and urgent deficiency appropriations move aside for tariff action.
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Washington, D. C
House
Waya and Means
Your Growing Grocery Bill and Other January Pieces
A promotional catalog style note highlights rising living costs and urges reading Pearson's Magazine January. It mentions The Court of St Simon by Anthony Partridge and articles on air sickness prevention and economic topics by Albert B Cummins. It also references Vanderbilt family history and Alfred Henry Lewis tales.
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Pearson’s
Court of St. Simon
Anthony Partridge
Albert B. Cummins
Vanderbilt
Alfred Henry Lewis
New York
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Laramie Cowboys
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Cavalier
Charles E. van Loan
Easil
the Destroying Angel
Louis Joseph Vance
Vance
Frank A. Munsey Company
Fifth Avenue, New York
Guild of St. Mark's
Dugald Whittaker
Pratern
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Seli, John D'S Church
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