Swindlers Use Old Trick On Market Street Jewelers
Two smooth swindlers posed as thieves and duped several Ten derloin residents of large sums in two weeks using an old trick. William Snyder, North Ninth street resort owner, paid 600 for six pieces of glass he mistook for diamonds. He pawned two stones for 350, offered 500 for the six, borrowed 500, and received six pieces of glass. Snyder reported the loss to police and sought arrest of the men.
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Market Street
William Snyder
North Ninth Street
Snyder
Bnyder
Huntilys
Philadelphia
Electric Bitters Help Poorly Man Fight Kidney Trouble
A South Rookwood, Michigan resident named Peter Bandy faced repeated attacks from kidney illness. He credits Electric Bitters with a remarkable recovery after using twelve bottles, noting relief from backache, tiredness, nervousness, and appetite loss. The ad claims the tonic guards against dropsy and diabetes, urging readers to take Electric Bitters with guaranteed results.
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Peter Bandy
South Rookwood
Mich
Deters
Hright
KE. McGennhy
Norwich Gift to Queen Canary Delights with Rich Song
Norwich plans to present a finest canary to Queen Mary kept in a cage with royal and city arms. The bird highlights Norwich canary trade where about 4,000 breeders supply roughly 30,000 birds yearly, mainly to America with New York receiving about 20,000.
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England
Norwich
Canaries
America
New York
Judge Grosscup Warns of Executive Overreach
A judge argues that much judicial power has shifted to the executive branch, warning that Washington's ruling threatens the constitutional separation of powers and risks the rights of individuals. He contrasts New York and Chicago courts with federal authority, insisting three branches must balance each other.
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New York
Chicago
Washington
Grosscup
Glory tale of a boy and the summer misfortunes
In a colloquial reminiscence a boy named Billy endures rough season mishaps. He goes barefoot on glass shaving him and gets stung by a bee while being the first to be pinched for playing ball in the courtyard.
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Billy
Cope
Coatroots
Puck
Love Advice From Denver Woman Labeled Reliable Remedy
A Denver woman identified as Mrs. L. B. Arnold touts a love remedy as reliable relief. The note claims consistent success and is offered for sale by dealers.
Altitude and the Voice Across Mountain Ranges
Harper's Weekly notes that high altitude populations have weaker higher pitched voices. Indians on the Andes plateaus at 10 000 to 14 000 feet show female like male voices and shrill singing. Australian natives, low voice strength but long distance projection. African Bushmen similar. Pygmies of central Africa reportedly weakest in volume and compass.
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South America
Andes
Central Africa
Harper'’a Weekly
Pain Relief Advice From Old Text
Fragmentary excerpt advises applying Chamberlain’s Lian ment dampened fabric to the side or chest to dull pain and bind it off the pain. Mentions Farwale and dealer names in garbled form.
Electric cross on St. Mel's steeple lights up Chicago church
A 12 by 9 foot gilded electric cross on St. Mel's church steeple in Chicago, outlined with 70 incandescent lamps on its north and south faces, creates a striking illumination during church festivals. The trend may spread to the Louisville Roman Catholic cathedral and other churches as favor grows.
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St. Mel's Church
Chicago
Louisville
Mechanica
Umpire Called Three Straight Deee Against Us
A dialogue quoted in a Washington tar column features Mrs. Torkina admitting ignorance of baseball and an older man challenging her claim with a comment about an umpire. The exchange highlights a humorous sports moment and public nerves over officiating.
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Charley
Champerlain Stomach and Liver Tab Sold by Dealers
Champerlain’s Stomach and Liver Tab claims to aid digestion and regulate bowels for all ages. The ad states the remedy can be taken safely by delicate women or the youngest child and is marketed by all dealers.
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Champerlain
Old-Time Gummer Drinks Toasts Summer Reform
The piece notes a shift from hot weather beverages like mint julep and rickey to cooler options, arguing doctors debate alcohol's harm but agree it is unsuitable for heat. It calls the old practice a relic and says the ice era reduces reliance on such pegs, per the Springfield Republican.
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Springfield Republican
Fragmented OCR Novelty Phrase About Health Remedies
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Dr Kings New Late Pills as a cure for indigestion liver trouble and general debility. It mentions a silly Cholly and a mysterious phrase about a better match. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or sources.
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