Woman credits Vegetable Compound with relief from illness
Mrs Henry Hollister of Wyandotte Michigan says a six month period of illness and pain ended after starting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports recovery after one bottle and continues to recommend the product to others. The advertisement notes the compound is sold by druggists nationwide.
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Wyandotte
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wyandotte, Mich
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Sun's Heat Affects Barometer and Weather
Washington reports Smithsonian scientists link solar variations to weather changes. Research shows solar irradiance fluctuations influence temperatures and barometric pressure, with data from observatories in Arizona and Chile and plans for regional stations worldwide to improve long term forecasts.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Worl
Astrophysical Observatory
C. G. Abbot
The
H. H. Clayton
Argentina
Dr. Abbot
New York City
Mount Harqua Hala
Ariz
Calama
Chile
Arizona Observatory
Table Mountain
Calif
Los Angeles
Hemisphere
Abbot
Asia
National Geographic Society
Beluchistan
Africa
Clayton
Canada
United States
League Standings and Yesterdays Results Summary
Baseball and league table details show Chicago 6 New York 1 and Washington 7 Cleveland 2 Detroit 8 Boston 4 St. Louis 9 Philadelphia 2. Yesterday Ottumwa beat Rock Island 8 3 and Moline 6 Marshalltown 4 with Dubuque 3 Waterloo 6. Today Moline at Marshalltown Ottumwa at Rock Island Waterloo at Dubuque Cedar Rapids at Burlington.
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Chicago
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Mississippi Valley League
Rock Island
Cedar ‘Rapids
Moline
Watenlos
Burlington Se
Marshalltown
Ottumwa
Dubuque
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Neveland
Mittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Lonia
Denver
Oklahoma City
Des; Moines
St. Joe
Omaha
Tulsa
Wichita
Lincoln
Horse Killed in Brook Charged With Electricity
A horse died after wading into a brook in Schifferstadt Germany when water in the stream conducted electricity from a hidden power plant. The owner had driven in to wash his carriage wheels and the charge killed one horse while the other escaped and pulled free from the harness.
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Associated Press
Schifferstadt
Germany
Various Vocations Have Odd Effects on Teeth
Berlin reports that different trades affect dental health. Bakers and pastry cooks suffer severe tooth decay from sugar intake. Leather workers show brown discoloration, lead and silver workers develop blue molars, and copper workers risk greenish teeth without constant brushing.
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Berlin
Social Democratic News Service
Show Brazil Wild Life On Screen
A Rio de Janeiro exhibition shows Brazil’s Mato Grosso life including Bororo people jaguar tooth necklaces piranhas and alligators. The film notes cattle plains and diamond mining with jerky beef and river gold. a new aerated concrete from Sweden promises light fireproof building blocks.
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Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Matto Grosso
Union
Texas
Federal Indian Service
Theodore Roosevelt
River of Doubt
Playground Experts Seek Better Municipal Music
A municipal music committee announced by Joseph Lee of the Playground and Recreation Association of America plans national work to secure more music via city funds. The survey shows 210 municipalities spend about 2 million dollars yearly on music while 283 spend nothing. The group aims to back open air bands, community orchestras, organ recitals, civic auditoriums, community singing and civic opera to build citizenship and morale.
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New York
Joseph Lee
Playground and Recreation Association of America
National Bureau For the Advancement of Music
New Type of Concrete Reduces Building Costs
London report from June 28 notes a new aerated concrete dwelling touted as far cheaper to construct than traditional wooden or brick buildings. The Associated Press dispatch highlights reduced material costs and potential for rapid housing development.
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Associated Press
London
Censor Addresses Stuttering Ridicule Protest
London reports a protest to the lord chamberlain over stage ridiculing stammering. J Herbert Miall leads an institute for speech defects and argues such humor harms those with disabilities. Sir George Crichton says censorship hinges on taste and aims to reduce pain by considering the petition.
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London
Sir George Crichton
Lord Chamberlain
J. Herbert Miall
Miall
George
Health Workers Show Faith in Measures
The Pennsylvania Department of Health implements a plan to ensure every child in Bedford, Somerset, Tioga, Potter, and Wyoming counties is physically fit for school next fall. A health and dental motor car with experts travels these counties this summer to run clinics and notify parents of exam dates. Children with defects will be referred to their home community physicians for treatment.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Department of Health
Bedford
Somerset
Tioga
Potter
Wyoming
Traffic Cops Use Courtesy Cards For Jaywalkers
Williamsport police educate pedestrians by handing cards for crossing outside intersections or ignoring signals. No arrests planned unless the program fails, cards warn violators that the city helps enforce all laws for safety.
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Associated Press
Williamsport
Police Department
Tokio Plans Start of Subway Construction
Tokio June 23 announces the city will begin building a new subway system at an estimated cost near 187 million yearly figures. The project aims to expand urban transit and connect major districts across the metropolis.
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The
Associated Press
Tokio
Tiekio
Karnak touted as fix for digestive ills in Fort Dodge man
A Fort Dodge engineer reports Karnak pills cured severe digestive trouble after meals, gas and pain. A Karnak representative touts the tonic as a tissue builder and strengthener, aiding appetite and digestion. Creston dealer Newcomb & Matthews distributes Karnak.
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John Duelett
Hotel Wahkonsa
Ft. Dodge
1609
12Th Avenue
Karmak
Mr. Duckett
Duckett
J. L. Thomason
Karnak
Creston
Newcomb & Matthews
Subway Plan Outlined by Municipal Authorities
Municipal authorities outline a plan for about 40 miles of subway. Surveying of routes will begin soon, with construction expected to start toward year end or early next spring.
Cat Snowball Adopts Twin Fox Cubs near Tacoma
Snowball, a cat owned by G. H. Jensen of the Silver Fox Farm near Tacoma, acts as mother to two baby foxes after the true mother abandoned them. The cat’s maternal care proceeds with notable success in Seattle.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Snowball
G. H. Jensen
Silver Fox Farm
Tacoma
Hotels Play Safe Partenkirchen Placemats Abroad
In Partenkirchen Bavaria a local hotel displays a placard urging safety measures for guests. Details of the notice are not fully legible but indicate a focus on precautionary actions within the lodging establishment.
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Partenkirchen
Bavaria
Tourists urged to settle accounts in advance
A broad notice in large letters asks travelers planning climbs of higher peaks to settle their accounts beforehand. The prompt emphasizes orderly travel and prepayment for services.
Colorado Wheat Growers Contracts Struck Down
Colorado supreme court ruled that the Colorado Wheat Growers association contracts imposing a 25 cent per bushel penalty on members selling wheat outside the group are against public policy and void, reversing a prior judgment in favor of the association.
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Denver, Cay
Colorado Wheat Grower’ Association
State Supreme Court
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