Six percent shares offered by local building loan association
An advertisement touts a nine percent building loan plan as safer than banks and insurance, promising semiannual interest, purchase at fifty dollars per share with maturity value one hundred, withdrawable after six months with eighty days notice, secured by real estate mortgages through Jonesboro Banking and Trust Company, Johnson City Tennessee.
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Tnstallment
Patel
Earnest
New York Mail and Express
Jonesboro Banking and Trust Company
Tate L. Earnest
Magnatic Building and Loan Association
Johnson City
Tennessee
Tutt's Liver Pills Promoted as Cure All Liver Ills
Advertising copy touts Tutt's Pills as a universal remedy for liver ills and disorders. It claims to regulate bowels, improve digestion, and restore perfect health with occasional use. Uses listed include malaria, biliousness, constipation, and other ailments.
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Tutt
Tenacher
Bryan Wins Likely in Multiple States Says Chicago Record
A Chicago Record survey claims massive pro Bryan majorities across Michigan Indiana Illinois Ohio and Iowa, with Michigan alone showing about 25 000 for Bryan and Indiana deemed safe for the Democrat. Reported coercion of workers and gold standard tactics are cited as failing to sway voters.
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Chicago
Til
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinoia
Wisconsin
Minneota
Iowa
W. J. Brym
McKinley
Bryan
Flower
Hanna
Harrison
Chicago Record
Towa
N. V. Gannon
Wauseon
Perrystritg
Port Chntn
Clyde
Sandusky
Bacyrus
Marion
Shawnee
Logan
McArthur
Illinois
Cook County
Tse
Kinleyiem
Altgeld
Hanns
Alligator Story From India Shocks London Observer
Captain L J Ballou of London recalls a gruesome tale from India where an alligator dragged a boy into the river and swallowed him. The recovered letter revealed the boy’s intent, and a search party found the carcass with jaws stretched open, the head still turbaned.
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Tost Menseoger Bey
India
L. J. Ballou
London
England
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Life of Armenian School Children Described in Boston Herald
The Boston Herald reports two Armenian school systems private and public. Private schools run from sunrise to sunset with each child bringing a carpet to sit on all day, textbooks vary widely, and four years may end with poor reading skills. Public schools mirror American schools but separate sexes and multi language challenges strain study, while religion is not taught on Sundays.
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Armenia
Boston Herald
America
Purity of Water and Hidden Impurities
The article argues that clear, tasteless water is not necessarily pure. It notes that colorless ground water high in nitrates confined in tanks can foster vigorous organisms and foul more than colored waters. It warns lime and magnesia salts in water can harm boilers and pipes, and iron deposits cause washing and cooking issues.
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Literary Digest
Gripmen One Sided Trade and Public Bathes Contrast
A Chicago gripman notes the one sided muscular strain of grip car work with right side development while left handed gripmen are rare. He contrasts this with Japan where public baths serve hundreds daily, reflecting different cultural habits and cleanliness ideals amid Western curiosity.
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Chicago
Sioa Bean Boys
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