Prominent Dayton Doctor Endorses Pepgen Tonic
Dr. John Q. Adams of Dayton Ohio with 42 years in medicine testifies Pepgen strengthens nerves and aids stomach kidneys and liver. He says epidemics left him run down and Pepgen made him feel like a different man and he now prescribes it to patients. Available at first class drug stores.
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John Q. Adams
E. Fifth Street
Dayton
Ohio
Cincinnati, Ohio
College of Medicine and Surgery
America
Mrs. Gibbert
Dean
Lucy Gibbert
Columbia Ave
Harvey
Dean’s
Samuel Danick
Fixing Leaky Fountain Pen Quick oil remedy for stuck parts
A fountain pen that leaks at joints or where the nib turns in the barrel can be repaired by soaking in warm water, drying thoroughly, then applying heavy oil to the spindle and bearings. Refill after wiping excess oil. To loosen set parts heat gently and twist.
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Frank P. Goeder
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Colo
Eatonic
Atonic
Beware Fake Aspirin Shams Sold As Bayer Tablets
A Brooklyn manufacturer sold millions of fraudulent aspirin tablets mainly talcum powder disguised as genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. True Bayer tablets are marked with the Bayer Cross and should be bought in the original Bayer package with directions and dosage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Bayer
Witty Exchange About a Boy With New Clothes
A light quip describes a boy who wears a fresh suit all at once. The remark contrasts disbelief with the notion that the child prefers novelty over minimal wardrobe use.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Promote Clear Complexion
Advertises Cuticura Soap daily for clear complexion and scalp cleanliness and Ointment as needed for soft hands, plus Cuticura Talcum described as part of a fragrant toilet trio.
No Hurry for Jealous Woman Commentary
Quote from Boston Transcript notes a jealous wife of a photographer and Jim being courted by many women. The item hints at social gossip without detailing events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Boston Transcript
Seafaring Quip on Vessels and Sails
A brief humorous note asks why ships are often spoken of in the feminine form. The reply suggests it stems from ships regularly trimming their sails, a playful maritime aside.
Man’s Despair After Financial Collapse Split Reactions
The dialogue hints at a man collapsing emotionally after bankruptcy. Two voices discuss the breakdown and whether poverty drove his actions, reflecting social strains of financial failure. The fragment conveys shock and inquiry into cause. The source reads as a terse, reflective snippet.
Indiana Happenings Roundup of Tax, Industry and Law
Jackson County forms cow testing association. Peru to host Miami county school commencement June 14 with 200 graduates. Indiana warns on fish disease not likely to harm humans. Masonry lodge growth hits 90,000 members. Boone and Bartholomew counties report large tax base gains and successful cow test results. Public notices cover road to adoption debates and wheat yields forecast in St Joseph county.
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Seymour
Jackson County
Peru
Miami County
Indianapolis
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Madison County
Elwood
American Sheet and Tinplate Mills
Terre Haute
Harrison Township
Chicago
America
George S. Bliss
Indiana School For
Fort Wayne
American Association For the Study of
Shelbyville
Raymond Heck
Minnie Engle
Lizzie Martin
John Heck
William Talbert
Morristown
Shelby County
Edna S ¥Eck
Shelby
Alonzo Blair
Rushville
Rush County
Masonic
Indiana
Grand Lodge
Thomas B. Bolton
Jeffersonville
A. Mason
Masonic Temple
Franklin
Franklin College
Clarence G. Lowe
Columbus
Lowe
J. N. Wurty
Culver
Maxinkuckee
Harry
Hoosier Lakes
National Canners’ Association
National Association
Lebanon
Boone County
Y. J. Mann
Mann
State Tax Board
England
Australia
Canada
William Jennings Bryan
Greencastle
E Pauw University
Bartholomew County
City of
Addison
Hanover
Hendricks
Union
Liberty
William Mitch
United Mine Workers of America
Indiana Reformatory
Allen County
Huntington
Jefferson County
State Prison
State Farm
Bartholomew County Cow Testers’ Association
F. R. Hyatt
Cal’ Club
Michigan City
Fred C. Miller
Germany
Harry B. Smith
Memmbers
One Hundred and Thirty-ninth Field Artillery
Statehouse
Peter J. Kruger
Internal Revenue
Indiana Appellate Court
Howard Circuit Court
South Bend
St. Joseph County
Letter Praises Boy Scout Movement in Promoting Harmony
A Boston Transcript letter argues wage and price readjustments will bring disputes and unemployment. It says the Boy Scout Movement protects against unrest by fostering mutual understanding and good feeling among boys, parents, and the community. Signed by notable figures including Charles W Eliot and Henry B Day.
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The
Boston Transcript
Boy Scout Movement
Frank W Temick
Allen Curtis
Nathaniel H. Stone
Charles Jackson
Charles W. Eliot
I. Tucker Bur
A. Lawrence Lowell
Charles Almy
John EH. Macomber
Henry B. Day
Major Anthony Fiala Named Scout Commissioner
Maj Anthony Fiala of the Springfield armory experimental department is elected boy scout commissioner by the local scout council in Massachusetts. A Spanish War veteran, he explored the Arctic with Baldwin Ziegler and led the 1903 05 Ziegler expedition in Franz Joseph archipelago. He joined Coro nel Roosevelt in Brazil and surveyed unmapped rivers. He will lead scoutmaster training and chair the camping committee.
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Anthony Fiala
Springfield Armory
Massachusetts
Major Fiala
Arctic
Baldwin-Ziegler
Ziegler
Franz Joseph
Fiala
Coronel Roosevelt
Brazil
Committee On
Freezone promises easy corn and callus removal
An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap, simple treatment that lifts corns and calluses from the bottom of feet. It claims the skin beneath remains pink and healthy, with no soreness or irritation after use.
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Freezone
The New Modesty and Athletic Beauty Dialogue
Clarence Underwood, magazine illustrator, discusses modesty as a frank quality born of athletic beauty. A Palm Beach scene follows with a girl in a white bathing suit drawing concern from her mother as onlookers note the suit's transparency.
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Clarence Underwood
Themagazine
Palm Beach
They saved Duke’s life in training camp guardhouse tale
Cindy the colored laundress recalls the guardhouse at training camps doing great work likened to the Red Cross. She notes it saved young Duke’s life, saying he mailed a card claiming ten days there saved him from being a casualty.
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Cindy
Duke
Corp
Important to Mothers Examine Castoria Bottles Carefully
Advertises Castoria as a trusted infant remedy used for over 30 years. Urges parents to ensure the product bears the In Use for Over 30 Years mark and notes that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
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Fletcher
Revising the Revenues Exchange Over Luxury Tax
Two unnamed speakers argue over a luxury tax as a means to fund government spending. One says the tax should cover ice cream and other items, while the other agrees on the revenue goal but emphasizes broader government funding.
Comes Out in the Wain
Dialogue reveals social gaffe as Mrs Youngthing blasts another for dyeing gray hair while Mrs Wellalonz defends not dyeing it and mentions burning soft coal in a domestic moment.
Spring Ever It Restores Vitality With Blood Purifying Tonic
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to restore vitality and energy by purifying and enriching the blood. It promises a strengthening invigorating effect and lists a price of 60 cents.
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GROVE
At the Hotel and the McGinnis Daughters
A woman writes about Mrs Mary McGinnis and her daughter Miss Mayme McGinnies amid a commentary on young men neglecting their duties in first grade as a social note from the era.
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Mary McGinnis
Mayme McGinnies
K O C and the Scouts Highlight Catholic Support
The Kenrick organ praises Boy Scouts of America for high praise from Cardinal O Connell and Cardinal Farley. It notes many Catholic troops formed nationwide. Thomas J Lyster, Catholic scout commissioner for St Louis district, organized the first Catholic troop in 1914 under Knights of Columbus supervision.
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Catholic Boys’ High School
Kenrick
St. Louis
Boy Scouts of America
Cardinal O'Connell
Cardinal Farley
Philadelphia
San Francisco
United States
Boy Scouts of
Thomas J. Lyster
Knights of Columbus
Scout’s first aid saves life in wartime letter
A Burlington New Jersey postmaster’s son Firman Holland owes his life to a hay scout who used first aid training learned during scouting. The scout, cited in a home letter, credits his quick aid as the reason Holland survived his wartime wounds.
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Firman Holland
Burlington
N. J
Boy Scout Good Turns Clean Winter Walks and Lots
Brookfield Center and Milwaukee scouts report good turns to aid a poor widow with a roof and coal, clean sidewalks facing empty lots, and prevent rubbish in vacant lots during summer and winter months.
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Brookfield Center
Conn
Boy
Milwaukee
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Aboys Scouts
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Mfr
Russell Ave
Ind
Dean's
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Presse
Absorbine, JR
W. F. Young
Temple
Springfield
Maze
Lydia E. Pinkham
Otis Novelty Works
Otisville
Michigan
Ba Posses
Western Canada
M. MacLachlan
Traction-Terminal
BOY Scout
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