Munyon's Paw Paw Pills Free Trial Offer
A trade notice offers a free trial package of Munyon's Paw Paw Pills and medical advice from Professor Munyon in Philadelphia. The ad extols gentle liver stimulation without harsh laxatives, promotes health benefits, and provides order details for a 43 pill regular size bottle at 25 cents from Munyon's Laboratory.
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Munyon
Professor Munyon
63D & Jefferson Sts
Philadelphia
Munyon’s Laboratory
53D & Jefferson Sts
Naturally Vagaries of Finance
The farmer Countessel explains he paid off his mortgage and now has money but no borrowers. The tale notes neighbors are in similar straits, showing the paradox of wealth in hard times as an old saying from Sophocles is cited about judging a life after death.
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Sophocles
The Travelers Club of Paris Aims at Desirable Americans
A Paris social hub for rich Americans includes J Pierpont Morgan, W K Vanderbilt, J Gould, and others. Housed in Napoleon III’s Champs Elysees palace, it offers lavish rooms, historic Le Paiva decor, and discreet social screening to meet desirable French and avoid undesirable Americans.
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Travelers’ Club
Paiva Palace
Paris
J. Pierpont Morgan
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jrs
Frank Gould
Pierre Lorillard-Reynolds
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
Sharpless
Philadelphia
Macy
New York
Keep
Chicago
Lambert
St. Louis
Jockey Club
Union Artistique
Champs Eglsses
Club
Rue Royale
Gabriel
Place de la Concorde
Automobile Club
Napoleon III
Avenue Des Champs Elysees
le Paiva
Silesia
Henri Hery
Napoleon
Marquis le Paiva
Bismarck
Count de Donnesmarck
Alsace-Lorraine
Arsene Houssaye
Pierre Manguin
Paul Baudry
de Launay
Carrier
Belleuse
Wilson Favor Tax Reform at New Jersey Conference
Governor Wilson urged reforms to the state tax system arguing revenue needs must target the rich fairly to aid philanthropy. Dr Woods Hutchinson supported prevention over punishment, noting most criminals suffer from defects and early conditions. Robert E. Smith resigns as crematory superintendent to resume ice wagon work, lamenting political troubles.
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Princeton
Wilson
New Jersey
Dr. Woods ~Futchinson
New York
Hutchinson
United States
Francis B. Davis Honored by Woodbury Country Club
Francis B. Davis longtime secretary of the Country Club in Woodbury was feted at a banquet in the club house after 11 years of service. Davis is chairman of the Gloucester County Republican Executive Committee with no political remarks during the event. The gathering praised his capable leadership of the club, a major city organization.
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Woodbury
Francis B. Davis
Country Club
Davis
Goucester County
Republican Executive Committee
No State Probe Into Anonymous Letter About Murder Convict
Atlantic City reports no State investigation into an anonymous letter sent to William Strong, jailed for his wife’s murder and sentenced to 30 years. Prosecutor Goldenberg said he lacked authority to pursue the matter and that the prisoner’s counsel would need to initiate any probe.
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Atlantic City
William Strong
Goldenberg
Want Post Office Closed Sundays in Trenton
Civic, fraternal and religious groups in Trenton push to end Sunday Post Office work. Petitions circulate for Postmaster Yard to send to Washington. If Sunday mail is needed a person may rent a post office box.
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Trenton
Postmaster Yard
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Trenton Health Board Warns Doctors on Birth Reports
Trenton officials report deaths outnumber births and urge physicians to promptly report all births. They claim births exceed deaths but recent counts show 2061 deaths and 1538 births, prompting a possible police action if reporting lapses continue.
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Trenton
Board of Health
Has Quadruple Death Plan in Newark Lawyer Found Unconscious
Morris H. Hayman a New York lawyer arranged four methods to die in a Newark hotel room. A gas tube rope and poisoning evidence were noted by physicians when he was found unconscious by a hotel attendant. A loaded revolver lay nearby as a supposed last resort.
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Newark
Morris H. Hayman
New York
Roth
Miller runs for Paulsboro mayor as Republican candidate
Firemen of the National Park area plan extensive improvements to their house. Howard W. Miller seeks the mayoralty of Paulsboro on the Republican ticket. Harry Norris of Almonesson endures a troubled time with two relatives dead and three ill. An old mansion at Fourth and Hunter in Gloucester has been razed to make way for several modern houses.
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National Park
Howard W. Miller
Paulsboro
Harry Norris
Almonesson,s
Fourth and
Hunter Streets
Glousester
Paw Paw
Mich
Ann Arbor
Lydia E. Pinkham
Orville Rock
R. BR
Rockport
Ind
Lydia EK
Margaret Meredith
Fresh Air Without Drafts for Poultry Houses
Poultrymen are urged to provide ample fresh air to hens like Kiddy while minimizing drafts to prevent roup. An open front for fair weather with muslin during bad days is recommended, keeping the rest of the house tight to avoid dangerous drafts. A square 20x20 feet continuous house with front eaves six and a half feet high and roofing extended to the back is described as satisfactory.
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Roup
Ellis Santee
Essex County
N. Y
Building a poultry house with concrete floors and proper insulation
The article outlines a poultry house design emphasizing a double pitched roof for headroom, concrete floors insulated from ground, tar felt or stone drainage, solid partitions, rear yard access, full sash cleanouts, sunlit southeast windows, walls over one inch thick, properly finished roofing, and tight walls to avoid drafts. It also discusses flock size, free range considerations, and a preference for garden fencing over full confinement.
Rat-Proof Poultry Houses and Rat Barriers
Rat proofing methods include dirt or sand floors on a solid concrete base for easy cleaning. Wood floors on concrete in stables deter rats but cost more. Galvanized wire mesh with half inch openings protects granaries poultry houses and small buildings by full coverage. Protect cellar windows as well and keep poison away from fowls and other animals.
Absent-Minded Suffragette Hatpin Incident
A cartoon caption from London Opinion playfully recalls a suffragette misplacing a hatpin and joking that she left it stuck in a policeman, illustrating contemporary satire and women's suffrage humor.
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Lizzie
London
Remedies and patents in old ads and quotes
A collage of vintage advertisements and quips describing remedies for animal distemper and human ailments, promotions for Castoria and eye salves, patent medicines, and humorous lines. It references Spohn Medical Co Goshen Ind, Allen’s Foot Ease, Garfield Tea, and eye salves with generic claims and price points.
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Spohn Medical Co
Goshen
Ind
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Post
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
WECGA
The
Conference of Charities and Corrections
Robert E. Smith
Smith
Mr. Smith
Country Club Honors
Jersey
Santee
Hspohn
Fletcher
Allen
Hase
Fred
Olmsted
la Rey
Chatham
Harry Stuckley
W.f.young
P.D. F
Temple St
Springfield
Masa
Carter
Carters
New York City
Hudson River
Biss Bangs
Hiss Whiton
Riverdale Avenue
253D
West, AL
Iowa
Arvey CO
Columbus
New Haven
Conn
Fiberle & Robh
McGill Bldg
Waah
D.C
Whatson E. Coleman
Washington, D.C
Thompson
W. N. Uy
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