Timothy the True Grass and Domestic Money Saving Claims
An article on Timothy grass origins in Maryland and New Hampshire, tracing its introduction by Timothy Hansen from Europe and its long cultivation. It also asserts a view that women save money by using Easy Task soap in laundry, claiming it cleans without damaging fabrics and saves resources.
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Timothy
Maryland
Europe
Timothy Hansen
Berd
Herd
New Hampshire
Dean
Taft May Veto Panama Bill Amid Free Toll Controversy
The article reports President Taft’s uncertain stance on the Panama Canal bill with the free tolls provision. He sent letters to leaders proposing amendments to limit damages claims and court powers, but conference reports were already completed. Adamson criticizes administration blame, while Stimson’s stance on tolls shifts. The Senate adopted the conference report 40 to 18. Taft’s veto fate looms as the bill moves to the House.
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Washington
Taft
New Faral
Adamson
Fone
Brindeges
Senate
Joe Democrat
Stimeon
Stimson
Panama Canal
Woman Dies at Altar During Prayer in Philadelphia Church
In Philadelphia an 8 year old girl Mra Toe Hanna Yeager died while kneeling in prayer at the Church of St. Ranata of Adsins. She fainted during Mass and was found dead after the service ended. Her son Frederick lived nearby at 4% Manhelm Street and another son was an inmate at Noskatows asylum.
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Philadelphia
Toehanna Yeager
Church of St
Ranata
Adsins
Itwan
Tale Mrv. Yeager
Frederick
Manhelm Street
Wints
Noskatows
Choked to death by bone in fish supper in Philadelphia
A 22 year old woman Miss Mign Badle Corrigan choked on a fish bone while talking with friends at Broad and Morris streets. She was taken to St Agnes Hospital and died within minutes. Doctors could not save her.
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Philadelphia
Mign Badle Corrigan
Aupe
Broad
Morris Streem
Balnge
Bt. Agnes’ Hospital
Fels-Naptha Promoted for Cool Water Use
The advertisement encourages using Fels-Naptha in cool or lukewarm water year round and to follow directions on the red and green wrapper when purchasing today.
Brother’s Murder Belief Sheds Light on Found Body
Charlie Vale Ince of Bermonr doubts the remains found along the Chesapeake Ohio railroad tracks are his brother William Wallace a Indianapolis merchant. He recalls leaving Monday night with over 20 dollars and a gold watch which were not with the body when found.
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Charlie Vale Ince
Bermonr
Chesapeakey , Ohio
William Wallace
Indianapolis
Howe
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Southern Railroad
Spartanabike
Allenore Sbidon
Anty
Anty Drudge
Anty Prudge
Mom
Minnie
Chicago Tribune
China
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