Munyon’s Pills Sell In 10c And 2c5 Cents For Health
An ad style passage touts Munyon’s Paw Pauw Pills claiming to energize the liver stomach and nerves without calories while enriching blood and aiding nourishment. It lists prices 10c and 25c and promises free medical advice from Munyon’s Doctors. A separate note references Munyon’s Cold Remedy and Rheumatism Remedy with small price claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muuyon
Munyon
Had
Jefferson Ste
Philadelphia
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adverts and Odds and Ends
A fragmented OCR page includes an of Hall's Catarrh Cure oath from Cheney and Cooney in Toledo offering a hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured, a note by notary A. W. Gomarion, plus testimonials requests and assorted ad-like lines about Bromoline quote, with stray quotes and brief fiction lines from Louisville Courier-Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Stav
Czar Faces Bomb Plot Uncovered In Moscow
Russian secret police arrest two women and four men in Moscow linked to anarchist groups suspected of forming bombs for use against Czar and Czarsina. Explosives found in a Baskakov Street cellar. crackdown increases on arrivals to Moscow amid fallout from Col. Karpoff’s killing and heightened security at Kursk depot and Livadia railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Czar
Czsrina
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Col. Karpoff
Secret Police
Baskakov Street
Col. Karpoft
Kursk
Livadia
Postoffice deficit reaches record high
Postmaster General Hitchcock reports a history making deficit for the department. The annual postal deficit climbed from millions to over 17 million dollars by 1909, prompting calls for locating and understanding the causes as the new administration began its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
Postal Service
Frank H. Hitchcock
Mother Accused of Murder in Love land Case
Mrs. Paul Sonnecalf is charged with murder of her two children and with arson to conceal the crime. She was arrested in Love land, C in a demented condition. The bodies of the two little boys aged 6 and 3 were found in the house after the fire was extinguished with their heads beaten in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sonnecalf
Loveland
Dickinson Wins Democratic Nomination in Sixth District
On the 676th ballot former state senator C. C. Dickenson of Henry County secured the Democratic nomination for Congress in Missouri's Sixth District. He received forty two votes to J W Suddath's thirty two on the final ballot, following the death of Congressman De Armond which caused the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Dickinson
Henry County
Missouri
Dickinson
J. W. Suddath
de Armond
State to Offer Indian School for Kansas Day Trade School
State to Own Indian School Haskell Institute the second largest Indian school in the United States is to be offered to the State of Kansas for the establishment of a day trade school. Superintendent H B Peaks announces the Kansas legislature will be asked to appropriate money for maintenance and allow white students to attend without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Institute
United States
State of
Kansas
H. B. Peaks
Engine Explosion Kills Two in Oklahoma Railroad Shops
An engine explosion at the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway shops in Shawnee Oklahoma killed two men, Robert Kerr and John Johns, who were working on the engine. Five others are believed dead and seventeen injured in the blast.
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Haavoc
Siventeen
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Shawnee
Oklo
Robert Kerr
John Johns
Kerr
Johns
Slain Man Found Beneath Brush Near Kanens City Kas
Unidentified man about 45 was murdered with a hatchet and found under brush near Kanens City in Kansas. Clothes bore the mark M Kalman Grand Island Neb. A signet ring bore initials W Me. He had been robbed.
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Kanens City
Kas
Kalman
Grand Island
Neb
Remington Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Artl at Remington, renowned for frontier scenes, died at Lorn Place, his Edgefield home in Conn, following an appendicitis operation.
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Artl
Remington
Frederic Remington
Plains
Lorn Place
Lis
Edgefield
Conn
Kansay Bank Guaranty Law Invalid, Judge Rules
Judge Jon C. Pollock of the US District Court in Topeka Kansas declared Kansay bank guaranty law invalid. The decision challenges the state law on guarantees and affects financial protections for lenders and borrowers.
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Hank Guaranty Fx Vota
Jon C. Pollock
United States District Court
Topeka
Kan
Kansay Bank
Discredited Claims of Polar Scout Dr Frederick A Cook
The article details Dr Frederick A Cook born in Brooklyn who claimed to discover the North Pole and ascend Mount McKinley. The University of Copenhagen committee dismissed his pole claim while his Arctic and Antarctic expeditions, magnetic work, and Mount McKinley ascent are presented as unverified or unsupported in light of later findings.
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Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
University of Copenhagen
Brooklyn
University of New York
Peary
Cook
Antarctic
Cape Horn
Mount
McKinley
Navy Acknowledges Hinghium Osterhans Rear Admiral Rank
A. C. T Hinghium and Hugo Osterhans receive rear admiral rank from the Navy Department. Robert S. Parsons of South Dakota, former Interior Treasury auditor, was present with a gold watch inscribed by 150 bureau employees. Senate Borah introduces anti-corporate lawyer bill, targets railroads. penalties include $10,600 fine or two years imprisonment. Burke seeks higher land prices at Cheyenne River and Standing Rock reserves. Nelson pushes timber conservation bill. Interior approves land withdrawal near Plumas National Forest. Stevens proposes water power site disposal to curb monopolies. Immigrant reports argue Hebrew term is religious. urge labeling by nationality. Ongoing pension calls persist despite new legislation. King Leopold collection paintings arrive in New York.
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Robert 8. Parsons
South Dakota
Treasury
Interior Department
Congress
Senator Borah
Idaho
Benate Judicial Committee
Borah
Burke
Cheyenne River
Standing Rock
Development of Central Canada Promises Prosperity
A long described program highlights land offers in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. 160 acre homesteads yield 40 to 50 bushels per acre with gains for those who settle and build a residence. Rail lines expand, towns rise, schools and churches grow, and the wealth of the soil drives lasting progress. The Grand Trunk Pacific is praised as a fast, reliable transit route supporting grain shipments. Readers are urged to seek official Canadian government information to consider relocating and joining regional development.
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Ty Vielan
Citten
Myers
States
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Grand Trunk Pacific
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Central
Brent
United States
The Road to Fame at a Baltimore Hotel
A Southerner famed for generous tips visited a Baltimore hotel where colored porters predominated. He sent his card to a local friend, whose temper was opposite, and the exchange reveals a humorous clash over name recognition and social tipping. An old porter, studying the card, remarks that some men achieve notoriety in a day, contrasting with others who linger unseen.
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Watson
Scott
Asquith
Chicago Tribune
Baltimore
Darky
Eczema cure with Cuticura remedies cited by mother
A Philadelphia mother recalls her six year old son suffering severe eczema. After trying doctors and many remedies she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills, reporting rapid relief and complete cure with no relapse by age seventeen. She also notes success on another child.
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A. J. Cochran
Columbia Ave
Philadelphia
Impromptu housewarming and medical remark debate
A fragment recalls Mrs Guernsey asking about an informal housewarming and Mrs Jines noting the event was spontaneous. The dialogue pivots to chest tightness and cold lungs, with a urged remedy of rubbing the chest with amling Wizard Oil.
Mixed historical ads and quotes in a fragmented page
A garbled collage of old promotional blurbs and quotes. Mentions pay-as-you-enter cars, PAZO OINTMENT for piles, Uncle Jerry Peebles comment, Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, Lewis’ Single Binder cigar, Argentine wheat, Allee’s Lung Balsam, and resin turpentine production, all in fragmentary form. Entities include Chicago Tribune, New York City, Argentina, and various products and people.
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Elaton
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Inferny
A. W. Goimaron
Notany
Hall
Cheney &O
Toledo
London
E. W. Grove
Johnny
Lord- Wd
Louisville Courier-Journal
Dodds
Guara
Carters
Aera
SMA
Carters, Tuiver Pills
Iorea
REA
Dept
Minneapolis, miNn
Sageline
Gaejoe One
Thompson's Eve
Brrownn
Jonn Brown & Son
Bowlans
Bix
Hitchcock
Fortuno
Patrick M. Smith
Seattle
Ireland
Wiliam L. Davis
Canton State Bank
Lisbon
Ohio
Davis
A. C. T Hinghium
Hugo Osterhans
Navy Department
Nelson
Minnesota
Secretary of the Interior
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Secretary of Agriculture
Sacramento
Susanville
California
Plimas National Forest
Frederick C. Stevens
St. Paul
America
Immigration Commission
Leopold of
Belgium
New York
van Dyck
Goya
Rubens
Ruysdael
Tanlere
Ocentral Canada
Tng
France
New York Sun
Allen
Allen & Olmsted
le Ray
Parry Davis
Painuner
Britain
Winslow
Oureu Wind Colle
Jerry Peebles
Dr. Pierce
New York City
Lewis
Argentine
Country
Allee
Serna Wich
CSNY
PEW
Western
Hill
Averiee
Alberte
Kewan
Hovis
Aweatar
Seine
Marchanta
Holmes
Aiwaukee
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
Dounle
Gaia Airtel
Houston National Tank
Houston
Ajax
Ajax Mig
Eure
Roadway
Prince Rupert
British Columbia
Daberios
Lew Hathee
Prince Ruperty
Evenlans
England
Rabel
Ikls
Pierce
Oyer
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Rep. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Putnam
VG Co
Quincy
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