Remove Freckles and Pimples with Satinols Claim
Miss Alace Lirette of Thibo deaux Louisiana testifies Satinols cleared freckled skin and pimples after four years of failed remedies. The ad promises removal of freckles and blemishes with two bottles at one dollar, mailed via National Toilet Co. Inciting drug pitts sale through Columbia distribution.
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Alace Lirette
Thibodeaux
Mail National Toilet CO
Paris
Renn
Columbia
Pitts
Tragic triple shooting shocks Memphis night
In Memphis on May 14 Thomas Metall a night watchman shot Edith Ferguson and Hal Williamson at Calhoun street then killed himself. Edith Ferguson a furnished-rooms operator and Williamson a relative of Sheri Williamson were accompanying Ferguson when Metall opened fire. Metall died en route to hospital and Williamson died an hour later after being wounded. The killer then shot himself at the Tennessee Hotel and died shortly after arrival to hospital.
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Memphis
Tenn
Thomas Metall
Illinois Central Railroad
Edith Ferguson
Hal Williamson
Calhountrees
Sheri? Williamson
Crittenden County
Ark
McCall
Cittenden Bani Ark
Williamson
Tennessee
Calhoun Street
McCullaad
Real Estate Deal to Build New Orleans Passenger Station
New Orleans May 4. A real estate deal costing more than a million dollars will be followed by the erection of a grant railway passenger station in central New Orleans. The announcement comes from President Berg of the New Orleans Terminal Company. Mineco and Southern railway own the terminal company. The Canal street property lies between Hasin and Rampart, extending six squares north to the old basin controlled by the terminal company.
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New Orleans
Grant Railway
Berg
Mineco and Southern Railway
Terminal Company
Canal Street
Hasin
Rampart
Old Basin
Sobratens Sinks After Mine Hit Off Port Arthur
IMMEDIATELY SANK TOKIO, May 14. The British steamer Sobratens, from New Chang to Kobe, struck a mine off Port Arthur and sank instantly. Port Arthur rescued all Europeans aboard, but it is believed several crewmen and four passengers drowned. The steamer may have sailed into a warned zone. The rest of the text contains unrelated anecdotes and miscellany.
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Tokio
Sobratens
New Chang
Kobe
Port Arthur
Abipa
The Healthy Japanese and Western Views on War Wounds
English surgeons returning from the war discuss Japanese soldiers healing rapidly from wounds due to strict internal and external cleanliness. A doctor notes the inside drives healing as the body accepts care, while a columnist cites gender privilege contrasts and social attitudes toward women.
Chump Who Wouldn't Advertise Seeks Grave Wreath
A satirical verse condemns advertisers who shirk payment and praise for supporting trade. It laments those with no bank account or patronage and mockingly notes a grave marker reading Heluw here lies A chump who wouldn't advertise. The poem, credited to The Capitoline, critiques commercial indifference.
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Tanatch
The
Capitoline
Pearls Found in Cocoanuts Reported by Lapidary
A lapidary reports pearls may form inside coconuts, describing a small pea sized pearl found by Tence cut a coconut. The cocoanut pearl supposedly forms in the nut heart as a crystalized tumor, rarer and cheaper than oyster pearls, though less hard and translucent.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Woodmen Elect Officers In Friday Night Meeting
A Woodmen of the World meeting at Dr S A Hayes office elected officers and set monthly first and third Friday gatherings. Officers named include G K Howsser Council Commander Keo Lazarus Assistant Lieutenant H B Tucker Banker Dr S A Hayes Work R H Gueat Escort and W Voes Sentry at De Haya dental office North Garden Street until a hall is found.
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W.O. W
S. A. Haye
de Haya Dental
North Garden
G. K. Howsser
Keo Lazarus
H. B. Tucker
Banker
8. A. Hays
Viork
R. H. Gueat
Ewcort
W. Voes
European medical bills and May Day disruptions
A Baltimore Sun note mocks Europe’s medical billing seen as wealth-based. A Carlsbad surgeon charged Rudolph Spreckies 10 000 kronen for appendicitis, paid only a quarter, and lost in court. The Austrian court awarded 1600 dollars plus costs to the surgeon, advising pay and silence. Elsewhere May Day demonstrations in St Petersburg failed to erupt, with minimal socialist meetings broken up by Cosescke.
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Europe
Carlsbad
Rudolph Spreckies
Galifornia
Spreckles
Baltimore Sun
St. Petersburg
Cosescke
Libel suit seeks large damages in Nashville case
Nashville May 16. Alderman Sidebottom sues the Washville American for 225 000 and the Home Telephone Company for 25 000 over a publication that intimates council members were bribed to vote against granting a franchise to the Home Company.
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Anedal
Herald Nashville
Lderman Sidebottom
Washville
Discouraging Wheat Fly Reports From Tennessee to Kansas
May 12 Lewisburg Tennessee reports warn that a heavy wheat fly threatens Marshall County crops and may force wheat to be shipped in for home use. Discouraging pest news continues as ravages worsen. A Banta Fee passenger train wreck near Emporia Kansas injured six passengers, two seriously, due to removed spikes and fish plates on a curved track.
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Emporia
Kan
Rees and Watkins Tinners and Plumbers Ad
Bath tubs lavatories closets and plumbing goods advertised by Rees and Watkins on South Main Street. Calls invited to inspect their line and accept dob work solicited for plumbing projects.
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Rees & Watkins
Main Street
Columns of Horseshoes Sign in Fort Collins Shop
In Fort Collins a blacksmith erected two towering columns outside his shop built from discarded horseshoes stacked around wooden cores. Each column rises several feet, five feet in diameter, with iron bands anchoring them to the walls, illustrating the craft and years of work behind the sign.
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Fort Collins
Col
Aner
Power Behind the Throne and a Canadian Election Tale
An Ottawa era anecdote linked Laurier's return to power with a North Carolina man who mistook Victoria for alive and Queen Elizabeth II for a replacement. The misinformed man learns Edward VII rules England, concluding that Laurier must have influence with him, a humorous quip on cross imperial politics.
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Wilfrid Laurier
Roosevelt
Success Magazine
North Carolina
Grover Cleveland
Canada
Quebecc
Victoria
England
Edward the Seventh
Albert Edward
Prince of Wales
Scott
Laurier
Johnsons refuse guest after inheritance over etiquette
In Cassell's Journal a strained family tale unfolds as the Johnsons, noting an uncle of theirs who once had bad manners, reconsider invitees after he suddenly comes into a million pounds. They decide he was merely eccentric, reflecting social snobbery and class issues in the wake of wealth.
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Johnsons
Cassell
Reduced Rates Announced for Southern Railway Round Trip
The National Travelers Protective Association announces reduced round trip rates from all points on the Southern Railway. Tickets go on sale May 1 and 15 with a final return limit in 1908. Joint agent at Savannah can extend return limit until June 1906 upon a 50 cent fee. Contact Southern Railway agents or J. B. Shipley in Chattanooga for details.
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Ameri ,Ca
Southern Railway
Avannah
Southern Hallway
J. B. Shipley
Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Railway Announces Summer Convention Rates to Asheville
Southern Railway sets a round trip fare of one dollar plus 25 cents for voyages to Asheville N C with return option. Tickets are valid June 8 10 16 17 for return to June 28. Tickets available from any Southern Railway agent or via J E Shipley Ter Chattanooga Tenn.
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Southern Railway
Ashville
N. C
Fesaher
Wrte
J-E.shipley
TER
Chattanooga
Tean
Primitive Man in Irland Discoveries in Antrim suggest ancient subterranean dwellings
A London Country Gentleman piece notes an Antrim find of underground dwellings by primitive man. It argues the site may prove prior Eurasian habitation before Celtic emergence and links the “little people” lore to real holes in remote areas. The Lapps are proposed as living descendants of the ancient race.
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Irland
County Antrim
Ireland
London
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