Ceremony at the Capitol marks Wilson Marshall oath amid grand parade
Edward B. Clark reports a solemn inauguration in Washington with Woodrow Wilson sworn in as president and Marshall sworn as vice president. Thousands gather as flags wave, foreign embassies fly their banners, and a large parade proceeds from the Senate to the inaugural stand. The event features military units, cadets, and Grand Army veterans, concluding with a night display of fireworks and illumination of monuments.
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Interesting Facts From a Fragmented Chronicle
Gold has been discovered at Specimen Reef in Long Plains Tasmania and a company will be formed to exploit the fields. Construction has begun in China on a light railway to connect Swatow and Changlin via Chenghui, with cars small and pushed by men.
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Preparedness and Warship Purchases Shape Sixty Fourth Congress
The Sixty fourth Congress, just ended, passed major preparedness measures including ship purchases and fortification powers. It authorized battleships, battle cruisers, destroyers, submarines, and other vessels while expanding the Navy to defend coasts. Controversies over a continental army and federalized National Guard influenced debates on defense policy and labor, immigration, and public works.
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Interesting information on Banaue trees and lights in old note
A murky OCR fragment mentions Banaue trees said to produce food and a small electric lamp used in a back area. The text references drivers, polling Hellaw stevet es, and various garbled phrases. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary note on historic ball and old attire
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mrs Casey Oineespaper and Mim Vin Aster wearing fabric from a ball last night. It references an item two hundred years old and questions its age, mentioning Boston.
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Coal Transport Shift To Paris From Mines
A report notes coal moved directly to motorcars bound for Paris from mines. It cites rapid industrial growth and a proposed electrolysis method to withdraw metals lacking tannin content, developed by researchers in Britain, signaling broader applications.
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Peruna and tonics touted in a 19th century advertorial mix
A Detroit reader cites relief from catarrh after using Peruna and Bond’s Liver Pills, praising La Creole Hair Dressing and Hartman’s Peruna as cures for dizziness and headache. The message promotes Peruna tablets as substitutes, noting testimonials and generic drug claims.
California Syrup of Figs advertised for children
An old advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a remedy for children’s ailments. The copy warns of stomach issues and throat discomfort, urging caretakers to ask stores for the product with its printed directions for use. It evokes a dated tone and mentions a nationwide medical advertisement motif.
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High Cost of Living and Cooking Advice Ad
An aged advertisement argues about rising living costs and urges housekeepers to cook at home with Skinner's Macaroni and Spaghetti as the cheapest nutritious option. It claims a free cook book from Skinner Manufacturing Company in Omaha Nebraska and notes children’s antics versus adult behavior.
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Swamp Root Medicine Promises Kidney Relief
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a physician’s prescription for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims years of testing and broad relief, offering samples from Dr Howe & Co and encouraging readers to obtain the remedy from druggists. It also touts other products and a testimonial tone.
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Good Friend to Women Cardus Promotes Health Restore
Mrs M E Ball of Pleasant Tenn recounts how Cardus relieved symptoms of the change of life. She says fainting spells and sleeplessness followed until use. gradual health gains led to perfect wellness, weight now 175 at 62. Cardus is praised as a remedy for women’s troubles.
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