Display of radium to the House discussed
In Washington on January 2 a heated debate arose as representatives examined two tubes of radium worth $1,000 presented on the floor. Dr. Howard of a Denver laboratory, said to be tied to Elephinis University, claimed the radium had cancer research potential. House members questioned extension of debate while optimism grew about radium’s possible medical use.
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Paxtine Biol Private Correspondence Uses Highlighted
Soluble antiseptic powder to dissolve in water for douches treating catarrh inflammation or irritation of nose and throat. Lydia E Pinkham company endorses Paxtine Biol as superior. Private correspondence with sellers proves its efficacy. Available by mail or at box offices.
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Paxtine Biol
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German sailors tell their story of wartime ordeal
A German sailor recounts brutal warfare experiences in Liverpool and at sea, describing shells ripping through decks, a torpedo strike, and mass casualties. He contrasts Allied gunnery with hope of rescue by English ships, while German reports dispute British warship losses and cite alleged failures in North Sea battles.
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Stranger Is Man of Mystery in Portageville
A well dressed unknown man, likely over 40, held by authorities in Jeffersonville, Indiana, is being identified with information from Pittsburgh. He claims to remember nothing of his past or home, has $160, and says a newsboy found him at a station. Police suspect staged amnesia linked to theft.
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Pittsburg
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Desperadoes Sentenced in Brooklyn Murders and Fireside Frauds
New York dated June 27 reports a desperado and gang ferdny transported to Sing Sing to begin two life sentences. Dunn and another convict named Qolah receive multi year terms for second degree murder and assaulting Patrolman Thomas Kelley. Separate items recount Joseph Adams, a loan scam involving Bayonne Bank, a stranger named John Vance, and a cash loss from a forged investment. A farmer, Tamen Ubimeyer, 46, weight nearly 400 pounds, fell from a ladder during chimney repair, was lowered by derrick and required medical care after a severe rescue effort.
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Abmeyer
Invasion Tangles Across Regions Amid Military Movements
Fragmented OCR text describes Austro-German forces and Serbo-Roman interaction with vague locations and dates. Mentions massing at Orsova and frontier tensions with other groups and alliances. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Elopement Arrests In Maryland Sparks Train Trip
Andrew Davidson aged 23 and Mist Clara Elizabeth Lauster 18, both from Harrisburg, allegedly fled to Hagerstown. They were arrested and held overnight, then returned to Barrington on a night train with Launter's father and constable. Meanwhile a military appropriation bill granting about 101 million dollars for the War Department passed the House.
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Clara Elizabeth Lauster
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David
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Weahington
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Woman Sues Baker for 5000 Damages Over Wedding Plans
A woman sues Easton baker WHAOLON to recover 5000 alleging breach of promise of marriage. She says a wedding was fixed for spring and summer but postponed each time. Details include a marriage to Ida Bieter in Yorton, Pa, and another claimant who spent 100 on clothing in anticipation of marriage.
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Hoardlig House
Lons
In Thousands of Fomes early and ¢ of lu found for the alline sch
The text describes a famed family remedy claimed to treat a wide range of ailments including stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowel issues. It asserts widespread use and suggests the product combats perceived illness and deflation of health. The fragment hints at medical belief in a universal cure.
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