Hyomei advertised relief for catarrh and bronchitis
Readers praise Hyomei for quick relief from catarrh bronchitis hay fever and asthma. Letters from Mrs M A Drake Lodwick Edwards and Mrs Bertha Weekly cite instant or lasting relief. The ad promises cure or money back with pocket inhaler and extra bottles at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Drake
Utica
N. Y
Lodwick Edwards
Madison Avenue
Columbus
Ohio
Bertha Weekly
Pleasantville
Houseworth Bros
Back Stop Ludwig Hailed As Future Great Catcher
Pitcher Raymond touts catcher Ludwig as destined for baseball glory. Umpire Hank O Day enforces expulsion for leaving position to protest a call. Detroit Americans boast strong outfield quartet Cobb McIntyre Crawford and Davy Jones. Jack O'Brien thrives with New Bedford in the New England league. Red Sox find Washington hard to beat. Senators and Cy Young era noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
St. Louis Nationals
Ludwig
Hank O’day
Detroit Americans
Cobb
McIntyre
Crawford
Davy Jones
Jack O’brien
Husky
McGraw
New Bedford
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Senators
Boston
Cy Young Slope
Train and Track Progress Across Rail Networks
The Sonora railroad will be rebuilt along its 280 mile length. St. Petersburg street lines begin electrification with six years expected for full retrofit. New York elevated and surface lines carry similar passenger numbers while the subway nears capacity. Canadian Pacific adds perforated steps and foothold lugs to prevent slips on wet or icy locomotive steps.
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Sonora
St. Petersburg
New York City
Canadian Pacific Railways
Tempest and Sunshine at Bucklen Theatre Wednesday
A dramatization of Mary J. Holmes novel titled Tempest and Sunshine will be presented at Bucklen Theatre on Wednesday August 12. The comedy is described as amusing and the love story prettily told with ticket prices of 15 26 85 and 50 cents. Sale opens Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Holmes
Bucklen Theatre
Penelope claims glory after Gold Medal run
In a terse report a performer named Penelope earns a gold medal amid brief acclaim. Other details are unclear due to fragmented text.
Knights of the Golden Circle in Auburn Rekindles War Era Secrets
An Auburn report exposes a secret political cabal called the Honest Voters League using oaths passwords and signs to control Dekalb county Democratic nominations. The group influenced the county ticket and helped defeat C. H. Galletin, drawing public indignation and concern over saloon influence.
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Auburn
Dekalb County
Knights of the Golden Circle
Indiana
Sons of Liberty
Publica
Honest Voters’ League
Joe Link
Link
Dekalb
League
C. H. Galletin
Garrett
Galletin
jrAmaries
E. M. McKenan
McKenan
Brewers
Gal Jetin
de Kalb
Voters’ League
Taft as leader and Roosevelt’s praise in 1909 remarks
R. S. Taylor recounts his early stump speeches for Taft and recalls Taft’s Cincinnati bench demeanor. He praises Taft’s blend of suavitas in modo and fortiter in re, noting his broad experience from solicitor general to governor and diplomat. Roosevelt’s high regard for Taft is quoted as endorsing a president who serves plain people without demagogy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Mr. Taft
United States Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Washington
President Harrison
Indiana
Harrison
Court of Apeals
Philippine Islands
Rome
Cuba
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Civil Service Commission
Taft Advocates Reform and Party Loyalty in Dekalb Debate
The piece argues that saloon opposition could tilt Dekalb County to Republicans, urging Taft as the upright reformer. Roosevelt is praised as a personal ally of Taft, with calls for Roosevelt supporters in 1904 to back Taft this year to continue reform.
Gompers Cannot Deliver Labor Vote for Bryan
The piece argues Sam Gompers as AFL president cannot bind the labor vote to Bryan and warns against using union papers to boost a party candidate. It notes AFL men span parties and that Gompers’ influence and past stances are questioned while affirming his ongoing labor leadership.
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Sam Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Edgar Perkins
Indianapolis
Gompers
Bryan
Denver
A. F. of L
Max Hayes
Cleveland
Attie Sammy
Brewers battle in Indiana county option fight
The piece argues Indiana brewers push county local option to block prohibition and threatens to quit politics if defeated. It accuses brewers of bribery and party manipulation, names Tom Marshall and Dick Croker, and portrays Kern as tied to Tammany Hall figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Indiana
Prohibition Party
Texas
Tom Taggart
Crawford Fairbanks
Democratic Party
Tom Marshall
Brewer
Kern
Dick Croker
O. K
Politeness in Tibet When Meeting Two People
A Tibetan custom marks politeness by two people meeting to clasp hands and extend the tongue. The gesture signals respect and avoids aggression, reflecting local etiquette in social greetings.
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Tibet
Professional Pessimism In The Stage And Law Reforms
A Chicago Tribune critique argues that critics advising youth against acting and lawyers lamenting delays, along with pessimistic writers, merely waste time and damage their own reputations. The piece contends that a general mood of pessimism is itself a nuisance.
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Chicago Tribune
Not Literally The Pulpit Absence Sparks Town Rumor
A small town preacher announced he would be away for a fortnight. He warned that the following Sundays would feature Mr Plank and a second preacher, hinting at a grim fate with the line about a hanging behind the vestry door.
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Mr. Plank
Foresight Algy's Lease Offer Provokes Maria
London Fun reports a dialogue about a lease price of £6000 for a ninety year term. Maria warns against buying, noting the long duration and the risk of eviction, while Algy defends the proposal amid concerns for an infant’s future housing.
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Algy
Maria
London
Old Bridges and Landmark Constructions Through History
The text surveys famous bridges from London to Rome, Florence to Venice. It notes the first stone London bridge begun 1176 and finished 1209, the Colebrookdale cast iron bridge of 1779, Florence's Holy Trinity marble bridge of 1579, the ancient Sublician wooden bridge in Rome, and Venice’s Bridge of Sighs built 1589 immortalized by Byron.
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London Bridge
Colebrookdale
England
Florence
Holy Trinity Bridge
Rome
Venice
Ocean depths and river lengths noted in early geography
The passage notes the English Channel average depth of 110 feet and claims the Niagara River as the deepest running stream. It cites Loch Maree exceeding 1000 feet in depth and lists Housatonic and Merrimac as about 150 miles long, with Connecticut at 410 miles. It ends with an invitation to Visit the Delicatessen Store.
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English Channel
Niagara River
Loch Maree
New England
Housatonic
Merrimac
Connecticut
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James B. Watson
Fremont C. Goodwine
A. Sims
John ©. Billheimer
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James Bingham
Supreme Court
George W. Self
Lawrence M.turnan
J. L. Pertz
Quincy A. Myers
David Myers
Elkhart St. Joseph
Republican County
Charles W. Miller
Francis BE. Berlin
Leander Anderson
Daniel J. Troyer
W. E. Wider
Aaron 5S. Zook
John Zirsel
Charles A. Croop
Walter A. Stauffer
Harold A. Keith
William J. Sigerfoose
Eber Darling, SR
Penelope
Varonica
R. S. Taylor
Washburn
Crosby's
Frank Laidlaw
Clark Street
Elkhart
Bau
Bell Telephone
United States
Mgr
Main and
Franklin Sts
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