Paine's Celery Compound Promotes Gazette Recovery
The Haverhill Gazette owner John B. Wright credits Paine's Celery Compound with restoring his strength after severe mental and physical strain from running a newspaper. He touts its blood cleansing and nerve restoring effects and endorses it for nervous exhaustion and general debility.
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Post Office Bouquet Honors Conductor on Train No 18
Columbus post office force presents two large bouquets to Conductor Frank Sines and the engineer on Train No 18 from Indianapolis. A brief speech by Mail Carter George Sergeant accompanies the gesture. Also notices tickets to Florida via Southern Railway and Gus Hill’s World of Novelties slated for Crump’s Theatre next Friday December 10.
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Gus Hill
World of Novelties
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Kansas City Returns Trickling In As Votes Count
Early returns from about six Kansas counties show slow rundown in a tight statewide contest. In Kansas City Kansas Republicans near full ticket except coroner surveyor and clerk of the court. Fusionists claim surging majorities in 18 judgeships and two thirds of county seats.
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Wasps Attack Piano During Kerrville Concert
In Kerrville, a grand piano hosting a Wagner inspired performance becomes a nest for a colony of yellow jacket wasps. As the pianist intensified, the wasps swarmed out, triggering loud shrieks and a stampede to safety. San Antonio reporters describe townsfolk fleeing as the San Antonio stereo-music crew fled by train to San Antonio.
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German Woman Mutilates Self for Salvation Near Los Angeles
Mrs. Joseph Falck a German resident near Los Angeles mutilates hands and feet to gain sanctification. She has cut fingers driven nails through feet and walked 26 miles to church with wounds bleeding claiming divine command. She has a private chapel with religious images and none of her acts are for pain relief, though some say she has healing powers.
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Los Angeles
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Christ
New York Journal
United States Exhibit Funds Sought for Paris World's Fair
Moses P. Handy United States commissioner to the Paris World’s Fair asks Congress for 919600 dollars to finance American exhibits at the upcoming exposition.
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