Discovery for Indigestion Aids Blood and Skin Health
An alcohol free glyceric extract marketed as a health tonic claims to strengthen stomach liver and bowels improving digestion and enriching and purifying blood. It contends to destroy disease producing bacteria and treat skin scrofulous and related affections while offering a revised Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser distributed by the World's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York.
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Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
R.V. Pierce
M. D
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Well Sustained Wife of Ball Player Takes Her Life
The St Louis Republic reports Roma Snyder, wife of vaudeville actor and baseball player Lefty Miller, died by suicide. Miller learned of the death at 2 PM but continued work, noting a prior altercation with H A Burkhart over allegations of affection toward his wife.
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St. Louis
Roma Snyder
Geo
Lefty) Miller
Miller
Cowboy Baseball Club
Prisoner Van Doren Parole Requisition Reaches Governor
The state governor of California received a requisition for Oscar I. Van Doren, wanted in Indiana for parole violation from the state penitentiary. In Logansport Indiana E H Graves, 19, claims his wife drugged him and married him while he was semi conscious, a case he calls desertion.
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Oscar I. van Doren
Indiana
State
Johnson
California
Logansport
Ind
E. H. Graves
Widow Deportation Sparks International Effort in Canada
The case outlines J B Snead’s pursuit of his wife over a thousand miles with $22 000 spent as authorities deport her and her admirer Albert G Hoyce to Canada as undesirable persons. Texas accuses Hoyce of abducting and larceny while defense cites mental examiners’ findings.
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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 Jail
Rodolfo, son of General Bernardo Reyes, was arrested in Mexico City and placed in the Santiago military prison with his father who is confined there. Rodolfo denies guilt while his father is ill and expected to be moved to a hospital tomorrow.
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Mexico City
Reyes
Rodolfo
Bernardo Reyes
Santiago
Value of Pra Hay Faces Harvesting Difficulties
The article reviews methods to harvest field peas in western conditions, including mower attachments, wind losses, and alternative systems such as using sheep or intertwining peas with oats. It notes yields and the potential of cow peas as a future crop, praising their drought tolerance and feed value, and critiques packing and marketing practices.
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Canada
San Luis Valley
West
Powell Trial Begins Over Perjury Charge in Milwaukee
John F. Rowell of Denver faces a Milwaukee perjury hearing after the death of Mrs Ida B. Noleon of Lincoln Nebraska. Mrs Rowell asserts the detained man is not her husband and the family has dropped the matter though no contact has come since the arrest. The Rowell surname may reflect two men with mining and bond stock ties in Lincoln and Denver.
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John F. Rowell
Milwaukee
Lincoln
Neb
Denver
Burglar skips mission envelopes in Denver home
In Denver on January 3 a thief raided Mrs. Mary E. Hooper’s home at 1174 West First Avenue. He took about five dollars from a sideboard drawer after ransacking every room but left undisturbed three envelopes containing foreign missions collections. Mrs. Hooper and her son searched the ground floor for clues.
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Denver
Colorado
Marry E. Hooper
West First Avenue
Merger Planned for Major NYC Baptist Churches
John D. Rockefeller Jr. attends Fifth Avenue Baptist Church which will merge with Calvary church. The plan routes the Fifth Avenue building, valued at about 1 million dollars, toward creating an endowment for the new church corporation in New York.
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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 at Lawrence and Twentieth streets in Denver on the dangers and causes of the white slave traffic. She will discuss the underlying factors and present what she regards as the sole safe remedy.
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Denver
Colo
B. Shaw
Michigan
Peoples’ Tabernacle Lawrence
Twentieth Streets
Copper Output To Rise At Anaconda Mine
Anaconda Copper Mining company announces a gradual production increase to 2,600,000 pounds a month above 1911 average. The statement comes from Butte headquarters and signals a sustained expansion plan for the copper giant.
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Butte
Mont
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Pronunciation Puzzle Sparks Laughs Over Core and Seed
A playful exchange shows a speaker asking Willie why he cannot say core correctly as they imagine dividing an apple. The dialogue pivots on naming the part that holds seeds, prompting a pun about its label.
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Willie
Frantic Recount Of Severe Hand Eczema Experience
A reader describes a rapid escalation of eczema across both hands with intense itching and bleeding. The narrative details symptoms spreading from between the fingers to the entire hands and mentions seeking treatment and appearance of blisters.
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Rt al Pot
Boston
Lining Up for a Great Tariff
Washington dispatch notes a busy session as Congress reconvenes. Tariff legislation is expected soon after the Ways and Means Committee clears the pending pension, deficit appropriations, and the Russian treaty abrogation.
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Washington, D. C
House
Waya and Means
Your Growing Grocery Bill and Other January Readings
A taste of Pearson's Magazine January includes Why prices rise and ten years of inflation, plus fiction and articles. Notable pieces: The Court of St. Simon by Anthony Partridge, air and winter sickness notes, Cummins on industrial competition, and the Vanderbilt family tale.
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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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