Salisbury Woman Praises Don's Kidney Pills Cure
Mrs G W Fooks of Salisbury Alabama wife of Sheriff G W Fooks says eight year kidney trouble left her tired breathless and bloated. After three days on Don's Kidney Pills the back ache vanished and she was cured. Sold widely 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Mra
G. W. Fooks
Salisbury
Ala
Wicomico County
Bright
Don
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
French grandmother travels Europe and Japan in search of cherries
A Frenchwoman observes that American grandmothers travel freely and stay active. An American says she has four children and twelve grandchildren and keeps in touch weekly by letters. She plans to visit Sweden Norway and Japan while chasing cherry blossoms.
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Europe
Sweden
Norway
Japan
Jenking's scheme to curry favor ends in a failure
A tale from the New York Press describes Jenkins faking quail hunting for an old boss. He sends a bogus hunter to shoot game, then brags to secure a partnership. The boss replies that the quail escaped and mocks his aim, underscoring Jenkins's grimy maneuvering.
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Jenking
Jenkins
Enid
New York Press
Grape-Nuts and Cream Restore Ossian grocer’s health
An Ossian Indiana grocer recalls a six year illness with stomach and bowel trouble. After starting Grape-Nuts and cream he regained strength, worked long hours, and remained regular with a daily breakfast of the product, prompting customer inquiries. The testimonial cites Battle Creek Michigan origin and invites readers to read the “She Leads to Wellville” book.
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Ossian
Ind
Postown Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Big Abattoir Fire Destroys Jersey City Stock Yards
A major blaze at Jersey City stock yards caused about 200000 dollars in damage. The fire at the abattoirs began early morning, spread to hog and sheep pens and engine rooms, with hundreds of hogs sheep and calves perishing. Six tugs fought the flames as access proved difficult and power cut off, stopping yard operations for months.
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Jersey City
Sixth Street
Henderson Street
Tudson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brazilian Revolt Crushed in Rio de Janeiro
Military School students revolted and deposed Commandant General Costalieni. Secret meetings at the Military Club named Generals Olympico Silveria and Travassos as successors. Travassos led troops against the uprising. he was wounded and his adjutant killed. Order was restored.
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Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Castallent
Phig
Generais Olympico
Silveria
Travassos
Costalieni
About & P. Or
Travas
Portuguese King in England Visit Returns to Windsor
The King and Queen of Portugal arrived in Portsmouth and then Windsor to continue a royal visit. King Edward and Queen Alexandra welcomed them at the railroad station as crowds cheered. Over thirty warships were dressed for the welcome and the royal party traveled to Windsor Palace amid festive streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Eng
Portugal
Windsor
Edward
Lisbon
Prince of Wales
Charles
Amelia
England
Alexandra
Smallpox Among Students at Michigan Campus
Seven cases of smallpox are reported among University of Michigan students in Ann Arbor with six in the engineering school and one in the law department. Health Officer T B Cooley says none are seriously ill. The gymnasium is closed, classes continue, and all students are vaccinated and checked for symptoms.
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University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Law
T. B. Cooley
Murdered on a Train in Bucks County Shocked Philadelphia
Walter Subers a 23 year old from Doylestown was found dead on a Reading car near Philadelphia after a train from Philadelphia reached Doylestown at 1 AM. A bullet wound in his left temple and a robbed watch and pin indicate murder by robbers. a Cronin revolver was found embedded in a car beam. District Attorney Joseph W. Shelly and Deputy Coroner Lewis H. Clemens led the investigation with railroad detectives. Subers was from a known local family and had no known enemies.
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Philadelphia
Walter Subers
Doylestown
Piladelphia
Joseph W. Shelly
Lewis H. Clemens
Bucks County
Subers
Willi Subers
Division Chief Albert Relsen Fatal Suicide at Desk
Albert Relsen, 50, chief of the Redemption Division in the U S Treasury, killed himself with a pistol at his Washington desk after a suspected deal related distress. He was found slumped forward, blood staining documents, died after hospital treatment. He had recently suffered health decline from an illness and had moved from Connecticut.
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Washington
D. C
I Ias
Albert Relsen
Alvision
United States ‘Treasurer
Relyea
Connecticut
New Enghma
Longfellow Wreck Believed to Have Fallen to Sea
A storm off Provincetown, Massachusetts, caused rumors of a quake or thunder before wreckage from the sunken steamer Longfellow washed ashore. The vessel carried 300 tons of dynamite, and it is now believed the cargo exploded from wave impact after sinking near Cesired Hill.
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Provincetown
Mass
Cape Col
Nn Point
Longfellow
TAVAN'S LOAN A SUCCESS AND GLOBAL EVENTS
London subscriptions for the limited Japanese loan share reach twelve times the target as Roosevelt meets Prince Yoshimi. Also reported are a prison term for Jesse Lewisohn in a court case, Commander Booth-Tucker's farewell in New York, and various military and sports notes including resignations and track wins.
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London
Eng
Assault on Port Arthur Ends In Heavy Losses
A Russian dispatch details a coordinated assault on Port Arthur with artillery bombardment on Tung kookwan Belung and Sungeha forts. Japanese forces breached trenches but suffered fierce resistance and high casualties as they pressed toward Lung keekwan and other key positions.
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Tablo
Japan
Port Arthur
Tungkookwan
Belung
Sungeha
Forte
Itezeshang
Polyan
Golden Hil
Aehell
Sungshu
Erling
Kesshitnin
Lungkeekwan Hi
Erlung
Fangkivtung
Housane Yongtun
Laoti Mountain
Lungkeekwan
Kesshitat
Ichinete
Father carries son five miles to save wounded boy
James Alexander Ashley, twelve, died after a pistol discharged while hunting with his father near Oxford, Pennsylvania. The father carried the boy on his back five miles to a railroad station, but doctors at University Hospital could not revive him.
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Philadelphia
Sun
James Alexander Ashley
Oxford
University Hospital
Ashley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Schoolgirls Face Expulsion for Smoking in Washington
Washington pupils urged to quit cigarettes or face expulsion with public reason. Board of Education reports 150 students, many girls, addicted to smoking and forming clubs. The district also warned tobacco dealers that sales to minors will be prosecuted.
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Washington
Educrthon
Wife Kills Herself Beside Son Over Matrimonial Trouble
In Worcester Massachusetts Mrs Mabel Johnson aged twenty nine shot herself above the heart at midnight in Elmer E Pratt’s Summit home two miles from the city center. Her four year old son slept beside her. police were not notified and a patrol wagon was sent to handle the case. Johnson, an envelope maker in Springfield, had threatened suicide previously.
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Worcester
Mass
Mabel Johnson
Elmer E. Pratt
Tvo
Miles
D. Albert Johnson
Springfieh
Price of the Paper Ruble in Moscow Correspondent View
New York City reports on Russian notes and gold and the imperial bank's note issues. It notes total outstanding ruble notes reaching about $125 million in the U S and discusses state bank reserves versus note issues, with figures from September to October.
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Moscow
New York City
Imperial Bank
State Bank
Rates to Havana and tobacco markets move higher
A weak cotton market in New York contrasts with rising tobacco prices as reports from Southern tobacconists show higher receipts and values. Weather delays farmers deliveries, while Japan regattas plan to move freight. Florence oil fields shut for fifteen days due to overcapacity, and Ontario Western rail ties influence shipments as New Haven aligns routes. Government exports push hinge base debt and foreign freight stays costly.
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Rehimond
Schooner Wilson & Huntley Lost In Calgon Collision
Captain Robert Walton and his wife perished when the schooner Wilson & Huntley was cut in two by the refrigerator steamship Calgon near Barnegat Light after departing Norfolk for New York. Four crew remained missing or died. two escaped to the Calgon and were rescued. The Calgon’s captain acted to aid survivors as wreckage was searched. The Wilson & Huntley, owned by William Gokey & Son of Brooklyn, was on a timber cargo voyage from Norfolk to its port when struck.
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New York City
Wilson & Huntley
United States
Calgon
Biareebogat
Tomphingville
Wilson & Hunting
Walloon
Secon
Peterson
Wil- Fon. & Wunting
Staten Island
Barnegat
William Gokey & Son
Brooklyn
Tilley
Norfolk
Tix Port
Walton
D. Mary-Gray
Bailey
South Street
New York
Waltons
Tidley
Steamer Germanie Burned After Grounding
The steamer Germanie, owned by Hoteinson & Co of Cleveland, valued at 45000, burned to the waterline at Stuy Ishard on the St. Clair River after three days aground. Insured for 40000, she carried 2000 tons of soft coal and was bound Ashland Wis from Ashtabula. Crew members asleep during the fire had narrow escapes as cargo losses were possible though some may be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Ger- Manie
Mhotehinson & Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Stuy Ishard
St. Claie Iver
Ashland
Wis
Despondent White Plains Painter Drowns In Lake
John Oberg a White Plains painter, deeply despondent over ill health, leaped into Eye Lake at night and died. Relatives found his body near a boathouse at dawn. Coroner Russell Way approved the finding. In a separate note, a French line case involved a \$325,000 damages suit by an impresario over a delayed La Gascogne voyage.
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Lake
White Plains
John Oberg
Eye Lake
Russell Way
Oberg
Hha
Ula
French Use Steamship Company
la Gascogne
Japanese Offensive Near Tan River Rebuffed
Japanese forces attacked along the Tan river near Moukden occupying three villages but were driven back by Allied troops to their original positions.
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Tan River
Mukkden
College Notes From Fuzzy Years Of Campus Life
The page mixes college items and oblique names. Founders Day at Livkyette College, Tudelite College registration, and Welle College history are noted. Mentions of Vaasa College expenditures at NYU, a convocation at McGul Cal sersity, and a degree at Lhd. are included with various cryptic names and roles.
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Livkyette College
Tudelite College
SUS
Theertor College
Charles Vo Lagfuls
Lhd
John Mores
Municipal bakery plans and price relief in Palermo
The Palermo city government allocates 30 000 dollars for a large mill and bakery to supply Rome with 44 000 pounds of daily bread. Prior private monopolies inflated prices causing hardship for the poor. The municipal bakery aims to lower prices and fund a 300 ton daily flour mill expansion.
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Palermo
Sicily
Rome
Chilblaings and Lung Trouble Advisory
Health note advises against winter exposure after leaving heated rooms. Recommends soaking feet and hands in warm salt water several times weekly as prevention. Warns that laughing and talking in cold outdoor air can aggravate lung problems and breathing difficulties.
Paris diners push to end tips and weekly rent
A noisy gathering at Paris restaurants and cafés urged reform to abolish tipping and introduce a weekly rent day. The move reflects broader discontent with service charges and workplace practices amid crowded dining rooms.
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Paris
Walters
Two Disappointments and a Silver Gown Idea
A narrative recalls a renowned woman traveler who loses her purse yet discovers 300 dollars on deposit at a London bank. Mme Rejane arrives in New York with a sealed silver cloth gown stored in a canlike case to keep it airproof for preservation and display.
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Rome
London
Leaton
Mme
Rejane
New York
France
Krejane
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Tolar Morley
John Morley
Shaw
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W. G. Connelly
Poughkeeepsly
N. Y
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Fihe Street
Accikes Tritiee
Jance
Russia
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Mukden
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Oyama
Kuropatkin
Marshal Oya
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Lissery
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Town
R. R. Can
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Ballet
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Mis
Tavan
Pushin
Roosevelt
Prince Yoshimi
White House
Jesse Lewisohn Heaton
Jesse Lewisohn
Crnfield
Supreme Court
Lewisohn
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Booth-Tucker
Salvation Army
Grand Central Palace
C. E
Lord
Charles E
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Marine Hospital Corps
Pols
Misa Beitle M. Reister
Baltimore, Md
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Sale
Una
Andre Tresigns
Genet Andre
Bechieves
Will Galt
Hull
General Slocum
Sporting Brevicles
Meadow Brook
Nagygobile
YMM
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Keene
Isbelite
Robert BS. Stanghad
Columbit
Amtmobile Club
Rumelles
Ratney Olel
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Colo
Nkalekerbocker Flekl Lab
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Suore
Af Tod
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Richmond
Heaton
Mdekereller
Peck Owen
Challense Cape
Boxy Park
Whedtherian
Angie Spectaculur
George Lay Clare
Struggln
Carries Son
Lely
R .L. Swayze
Bound Brook
N. 2
Strichen
Trume-Atwood Company
Murray Street
St. Petersburg
Fleet Sports
Dan Patel
Sweet
Verre Haute
Tisyout
Ds Hates Too
Gardenity
Tad
Squindton A. N.Y. SM
Whippany Rive Club Annetenr
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Nodlow Ditton
Memphis
Barney Oldfiehl
Triphp
I. Delegites
Bot
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Marie Wintiitup
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Milk Exchange
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Sima
Fen
Uy Tas
Lima
Penra
Eaves
Delaware
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Nora
State
Pacific Coant
Chao
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Wea
Havana
Pen Insular and Occidental Steamship Co
Equalize
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Coto
Elvetrie Carson
New Haven
Ontario
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Shiping County Europe
Ellie
Ytetel
Detribursa
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Sss
PDS
U.S
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Bchouner
French Line
Sitp
Malilly
N&r
West Indies
Piranidet
McDonald
Tat
College Notes
Hiss
Welle College
Baron Kaneho
House of Pearson
Vaasa Col Ie
New York University
Dro. Rediardson
Pest Eat
Ui Aanesien
St. Lows
Phas Fers
Cornell Uiversity
Es Gasverner
Cornell Fe
Chantes Lear Cornell
Daewis
Danietau
Ubervelit Linger
Guy Wetmore Caryl
Min. Caryl
Caryl
Lipplecott
I W. Beass
Nashville
White Sulphur Springs
Wounus
Sam Nots
Mamma
Louisville Herald
International Press Congress
Sir Wogh Gilzean- Read
Tmel
Ano
NYG
Kilne
R. H. Kure
Vst Archst
Phila., Pa
National Union of Anchers
Watts
Iobomnendi
Wall
LT. J. Cheney & Co
Rotedo
T. J. Curley & Co
Toledo
Mall
Gully
House of Commons
Blanke Coffee
St. Loui
Parr
F Blainke ‘Tra and Coffee Co
Trant Cabin
Quaker Ceylon Tea
Cinna Tra
Forgnosan ‘Yoas
Angkang
Prand
Joux F. Boren
Trinity Springs
Loveb
Montenegro
St.Jacobs Oil
Lumbago
And
Sciatica
Presbyterian
Aiss Gurna Gaxnon
Jones St
Amateur Art Association
Lydia
Pinkham
Miss Gannon
Lydia E
Hnam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tremain
J. H. Famer
Elliott Ave
St. Louis
Virginia
Inittance
New York Warrior
Everybody's Magazine
Winslow
Samuel Winslow
Worcester, Lass
Cascarete
C. Witten
Elm St
Newark
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
N.Y
X. M. Green
CCR
el Ikea
Avazyinta
Paulas ‘Thompson
Eya
Groce
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