Wealthy oil promoter shoots intruder in Cleveland suburb
Elmer Hupp of Cleveland faces murder charges after shooting Charles L. Joyce, a New York clothing magnate, in Hupp’s Lakewood home. Hupp surrendered after the incident, posting 35000 bail. Joyce was 35 and lived in Bratenthal, the millionaire colony area. Hupp had returned home unexpectedly from a trip, heard a noise, and shot Joyce in the attic after finding him in his wife’s apartments. Mrs. Hupp, eight years younger than Elmer, offered no explanation for Joyce’s presence.
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PAID HIS DEBT OF HONOR Fort Scott Man Repays Moral Obligation
Fort Scott Kansas attorney I Sheppard recently completed the final payment on a debt of honor tied to notes from the failed National Bank of Fort Scott. The bank failure left $17,500 of Sheppard notes under receivership, later settled for $3,000. He mortgaged his home to cover the amount and has now paid the remaining balance after earlier installments of 500 in 1914 and 2,500 in the following year.
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Medical oddity found in stomach during operation
In Shawano Wisconsin surgeons removing a glass tube from a “feeble-minded” patient Poppendorf during an operation, reports say the instrument was lodged inside the stomach wall. The text notes a protruding hook-like point and suggests other anomalies found within the stomach.
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Dimes Poppendorf
Raspberry cultivation notes for soil and planting
Raspberry growing requires studying variety needs and moisture. Best soils are deep sandy loam with good drainage and adequate moisture. Certain red and black varieties tolerate clay or sandy soils. moisture control and air drainage reduce winter and frost injury, with northern slopes favored in the South. Planting timing varies by region, with spring preferred in the East and rainy-season planting on the Pacific coast. Nursery stock must be carefully chosen per variety, and damaged stock or crown gall should be avoided.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cuthbert
King
United States
Time to Plow Stubble Soil
United States Department of Agriculture guidance weighs spring versus fall plowing. Heavy fall rains favor fall plowing to capture winter moisture. light rains favor spring plowing to curb weed growth and leverage snow retention. Labor availability in seasons affects plowing extent, with fall plowing reducing spring seedbed work but possibly lowering yield.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Control Disease of Onion Root-rot Near Cucaga Areas
The U S Department of Agriculture will test a practical onion root-rot control method next season. Specialists will advise farmers in affected districts near Cucaga and aid in installing necessary equipment and stations to curb losses in white onions. Many Small Potatoes Wasted as 720,000,000 bushels of stand potatoes go to waste nationwide each year, usable for bread.
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Peterson's Ointmentclaims relief for eczema and skin ills
An old advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment cures eczema pimples salt rheum old sores and itching with a 30 cent price and money back guarantee. Testimonies from customers including C Talbot of Buffalo are cited as proof of the product's effectiveness. A lighthearted cut line about meatless days appears at the end.
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Penfield Bt
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Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules advertised as Dutch remedy
An advertisement extols GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as the national Dutch remedy since 1696. It promises back pain relief with daily doses and asserts authenticity with the Gold Medal name, urging buyers to avoid imitations and seek guaranteed money-back satisfaction. It links the product to Holland's sturdy populace and ships from Haarlem laboratories.
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Holland
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Ice Boating Anecdote From A Modest Moment
In a brief column a playful exchange unfolds as she admits nerves about the ice while he offers practical comfort with a light touch. The vignette captures a chilly scene and a caring gesture amid the sport's brisk setting.
Hair Darkening Remedy Ad From Barbo Compound
An advertisement describes a preparation to darken faded gray hair using water rum glycerine and Barbo Compound. It claims the product colors hair without staining the scalp, leaves hair soft and glossy, and can be prepared at home or by a druggist. Also contains assorted ad blurbs for Cutleura and Pierce’s Pills and light humor notes.
Wise Man Changes Oplo Ton Says Senator Sorghum
A humorous exchange about political change and habit. Senator Sorghum notes risk in changing positions during a campaign while a speaker promotes Garfield Tea as a natural remedy. The cartoonish dialogue comments on charity and the double standard of success.
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