Triner Remedies Promoted By American Elixir and Tonics
Advertises Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine for stomach and digestion issues, Angelica Bitter Tonic for vitality, Cough Sedative, and Liniment for rheumatic pain. Claims user Mr Peter Schwartz of Westchester NC found them great. mentions Joseph Triner Company in Chicago and Ashland Avenue address.
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Triner
Peter Schwarta
Westchester, N. C
Ike Mr. Schwartz
Stotk
Joseph Tuiner’ Company
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Wild Dogs Devour Sheep In New South Wales
Reports received in Washington show depredations by packs of wild dogs causing heavy damage to Australian flocks. A stockmen delegation to the New South Wales minister cites 60,000 sheep lost in months from a 40 000 square mile district and seeks government aid for a dogproof fence.
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Washington
Innda
New South Wales
Danderine Hair Solution Ad Claims Dandruff Cure
An advertisement promotes Danderine as a cheap hair treatment that stops dandruff and hair loss. It instructs applying a small amount to the scalp to improve hair life and appearance by morning, with two or three applications claimed to remove dandruff entirely. The ad ends with a quip about wearing last year’s clothes.
Take Aspirin Right For Quick Relief From Pain
An old advertisement for Bayer Tablets of Aspirin promotes safe use following directions in unbroken packaging stamped with the Bayer Cross. It notes aspirin’s long physician approval and lists common uses from colds and headaches to neuralgia and rheumatism. It mentions small tin boxes of 12 tablets and larger packages sold by druggists, labeling aspirin as Bayer’s trademark.
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Bayer
California Fig Syrup Laxative Ad Card
A dated advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children. It urges parents to check the package for the California name, promises gentle relief for stomach liver and bowels, and notes a fruity taste and dosing directions on each bottle. The mock testimonial ends with a line about mothers preferring flattery to praise.
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California
Adv
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy that acts through the blood to cure catarrh by improving general health. It offers a $100 reward for proof it fails to cure and cites F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio with testimonials available.
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Che
Hall
F. J. Chonsy & Co
Toledo
Ohio
100% PEP Feel Bully Be Efficient
Ad copy for Cascaretg laxative praising its gentle effects and night-time action. Promotes quick head relief from bilious feelings, coated tongue, bad breath, and stomach discomfort. Claims Cascarets do not gripe or sicken like salts calomel or harsh pills and work while you sleep.
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Andy
Wilson Lifts Lid On Price Of Fuel
Washington March 24 Government control over the maximum price of bituminous coal was withdrawn by President Wilson effective April 1. He transmitted the majority report of the coal commission as the basis for wage scale agreements. The move paves the way for higher coal prices to absorb about a 27 percent increase. The president urged quick settlement to end fuel uncertainty and allow contracts for supply. He noted no law fixed peacetime coal prices and expected no challenge to the majority’s binding award. The 27 percent rise would equate to about 200 million dollars yearly.
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Washington
Wilson
Nd Othhers
The
Coal Commission
Vnte
Con
Dutch Grant To Crown Prince Island Residence Reported
The Hague reports the government has granted the island of Wieringen as a residence for the former German crown prince, part of steps to secure safe-keeping of former Emperor William and his son. A decree confines William of Hohenzollern to Utrecht regions Amerongen and Doorn. Crown prince reportedly asked for the island home and declined a near-parent option.
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The
Hague
Hofland
Wieringen
Bolland
William
William of
Plane crash near Pensacola injures several officers
In Pensacola bay a seaplane crash killed Norman Grimms of Byeret Manila and injured Lieutenant Hallam Lieutenant Brod and Roland Seybrechs. The aircraft struck the water during a routine flight off Pensacola Bay.
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Pensecola
Mia
Norman ‘Co, Grimms of
Requests $1 a Day For Fighters Proposal
Washington reports that the American Legion executive committee considers paying adjusted compensation to former service men at one dollar per day as a substitute for the earlier plan of $50 per month for service. The items reflect wartime veterans aid debates across the capital.
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Washington
American Legion Executive Committee
World News Briefly Told From The Capital
A London hospital to treat Mrs Humphrey Ward dies of heart disease. Elitin Root invited to join a League of Nations committee in London. Ali Seid Pasha, Constantinople governor, arrested by British forces. Rep W J Mrowslug of Camden dropped dead in a Washington barber shop. Gov Cox's Democratic presidential candidacy denounced at Columbus. The Batter cabinet resigns to President Wilson in Berlin. Canadian dollar quoted at 0.90 in NY as exchange moves up. Red troops shell Port Bluecher near Wesel reported by Belgian forces. Coenstan- Un Refining plant near Culsu, Olluy damaged, losses about 500000. Chicago theater owners face war tax fraud charges. Bolshevik attacks on Polish lines near 300 miles of front. About 8000 Americans in Germany, including 400 women, per state department. Irish Assizes judges escorted by armored guards to Galway courthouse. Washington Supreme Court to recess after Hauer case hearings. Pullman tariffs up 20 percent approved by ICC. Dr A W Stickney and H D Reynolds captured by Bolsheviks in Siberia. Britain and France decline to recognize Damascus decision naming Feisal king of Syria. Gortadlea Barracks blown up. three police seriously injured. Ebert Bauer government rejects centralized workers’ state demand. Great Lakes radio cadet Arthur Smder leaps 75 feet, suffers minor injuries. War contracts totaling 4 billion to be settled at 12 cents on dollar. Stolen Liberty bonds and notes worth 100000 found hidden in a sack in Indiana and moved to Laporte City, Indiana.
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Dunes M. Cox
Columbus
Cabindt
Bocin
Critriots
Mbert
Werlin
Dolar
New York
Wesel
Bluecher
Hne
Coenstan- UN Refining Company
Culsu
Olluy
Worty
Chicago
Warsaw
Washington
Germany
Assizes
Galway
Ireland
Supreme Court
Hauer
Pullman Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
A. W. Stickney
HD. T. Reynolds
Si Verly
State Department
London
Prince Feisal
Damascus
Syria
Gortadlea
Tralee
County Kerry
Munster
Ebert-Baover
Berlin
House Military Committee
Waashington
Joseph Snirbanks
Department
Claims Board
Liberty
Hanlontown
Laporte City
The Markets Chicago March 4 Open-High-Low-Close
Financial listings show Chicago markets with Open and Close figures across corn and flour futures, bond quotations, and notes on grain and livestock prices. Commodities include rye, hard and soft winters, timothy and clover hay, cattle, hogs, and sheep with ranges for prime, choice, and lower grades.
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Chicago
Ing
Wothers
Ewes
Adam's apple cited as proof of ancient lineage
The Chicago Journal notes that the so called Adam's apple stems from the first man's bite of the forbidden fruit. It links the thyroarytenoid prominence to ancestral one up in the family, suggesting many bear this throat feature as proof of common descent.
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Adam
Garden of Eden
Chicago Journal
Parlor Socialist Likely to Stay Shrimp Pick
Miss Cayenne comments on a parlor socialist, doubting he will become a red. She says he will probably remain as he is a shrimp pick, noting it is hard to please everyone just as it is hard for everyone to please you.
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Miss Cayennce
Easy Marks Begin With Beggar on Delancey Street
CITY PEOPLE describes a beggar near the Williamsburg Bridge approach on Delancey Street using a teenage "barker" to collect alms for a scam. The elderly man in a wheelchair smiles as passes drop coins into his lap, a ruse framed by a Yiddish cue.
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Wiliamsburg Bridge
Delancey Street
New York Evening Sun
Wise in His Generation
Irate parent threatens a thrashing as comments on discipline surface in a dialogue attributed to a Boston Transcript snippet. A boy cites Sunday school teaching about God supplying needs, framing a clash over parental control and religious instruction.
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Johnny
Boston Transcript
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Npailanti, Mich
Itmeyer
Dean
Floyd E. Daggett
Notary Public
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Foster
N.Y
MFG. CO
Anrlems
Knogemecy
Holland
Cook
Avery Bow
Taleum Bc
Bayer Company
Emer
Pavel Way
Calla Coal
Scala Agreements
Kaiser
Stepa
Entente
Crown Prince
Pensacola Bay
Legion
Buriala
Hamburg
Admiral Meurer
Turk Chamber
Constantinople
Turkish Chamber of Deputies
World News
Humphrey ‘Ward
London Hospital
Elitin Root
League of Nations Committee
Ali Seid Pasha
W. J. Mrowslug
Conmden
N. J
Washingeton
Spohn
Adler
Spou Medical Company
Goshen
Agarddult
N. Y
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Postum Cereal
Compan
Battle Creek
Michigan
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