Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted by Mrs Church Testimony
Read how Dean's Kidney Pills helped Mrs. Church of Freeport once severely ill with kidney complaints. She says after using the pills she felt renewed and has had no symptoms for ten years. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. price 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
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Dean
Ruany
Mt. Bilas Church
Spring St. Preeport
Emmett’s
Roll Up Gerks Majority In Berks County Speech
A Pittsburg man recalls a Saturday Evening Post quote about a German farmer in Berks County Pa. The speaker urged citizens to unite to roll up a Democratic majority that would spread across Berks County the state and the nation, reaching even Queen Victoria.
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Berks County
Ife
Berks Coundry
Berks
Pennsylvania
United States
Ad’ Ocean
Saturday Evening Post
Editor’s rejection note for Benny Wadsworth Longfellow
James Sparks editor of the North American Review declines a manuscript with thanks and remarks its merit but says it does not suit the Review. He notes editors rely on their own judgment as the sole criterion.
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James Sparks
North American Review
Benny Wadsworth Longfellow
The Singing Lady by Martha C Sanford
John Tyndal Seymour Jr. wakes to a singing voice from below as he sneaks from his bed to find the singer. His father follows, and the two experience a world of grownups, music, and wonder before the singer returns to comfort the child and promise to come back soon.
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Jobn Junior
Joli Junior
John
Hin
John Senior
Nigerian Superstitions and Sacred Beliefs Described
A traveler describes southern Nigerian practices seen as highly superstitious. Natives wear charms for protection against illness or death, guard sacred rocks and groves, and resist passing near murder sites at night. Villages fear both good and evil spirits, using noise and wall-beating rituals to drive out the evil when misfortune occurs.
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Nigeria
Africa
Imo
Colorful Parrots Talk and Train Like Linguists
The purple capped lory from the Moluccas is described as brilliantly colored and highly educated in mimicry, known to be a ventriloquist and amiable. It warns that lories can be poisoned by laburnum blossoms and discusses parrots drinking water versus sap. The notes, from the London Express, emphasize observed water needs and wild behaviors.
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Moluccas
London Express
Eight Killed by a Quake in Turkey
A sharp earthquake near Phocaea, twenty five miles from Smyrna, leaves eight dead and damages buildings. Chil suffers panic as residents refuse to reenter houses. the American battleships Louisiana and Virginia are anchored at the harbor. Fire sweeps Messina while cold and hunger worsen survivors. Earthquakes felt around the Jonian Islands and Granada area report strong shocks.
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Virginia
Marbor
Phocaea
Chil
Smyrna
Turkey
Messina
Lincoln Farm Centennial Ceremonies May Be Held in Louisville
Lincoln centennial events planned for the Hodgenville farm may move to Louisville due to crowd handling issues. A commission could visit the Lincoln farm on February 12 to lay the cornerstone while ceremonies occur in Louisville, linking the two sites.
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Louisville
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Farm
Hodgenville
Memorial Lincoln Highway Proposal Near White House
A bill introduced by Representative Latean of Pennsylvania proposes a highway from near the White House in Washington to the Gettysburg battlefield as a memorial to Abraham Lincoln.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Latean
Pennsylvania
White House
Gettysburg Battlefield
Holiday In Honor of Lee Observed In Savannah Ca
January 19th anniversary of Hebert BE Lee's birth marked a holiday in Savannah California with observances noted and customary programs held.
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Lee
Savannah
Hebert BE
New Place for Mather Elected to Westinghouse Board
Robert Mather, president of the Rock Island company, is chosen president of the board of directors at Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing. Born 1859 in Salt Lake City, he graduated Knox College in 1882 and moved to Chicago to work in railroad treasurer offices. He joined the Illinois bar in 1885 and held multiple legal roles at Rock Island before becoming president in 1904.
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Robert Mather
Rock Island Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
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Salt Lake City
Knox College
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
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Rock Island Road
Chamberlain Elected Oregon Senator by Republican Legislature
Governor George E. Chamberlain, a Democrat, was elected United States senator by Oregon's Republican legislature despite a statewide primary showing of support for him. The vote followed months of efforts to defeat him, with calls for a Republican to represent the state and alleged interference by eastern leaders. A people’s lobby gathered in Salem to ensure commitments to Chamberlain. The result may influence future methods of selecting senators.
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Ore
George FE. Chamberlain
United States
Chamberlain
Charles W. Fulton
Oregon
Prest
Dent
Taft
Frank WH. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Senate
Reed Smoot Reelected to Second U.S. Senate Term
Reed Smoot of Provo one of the Mormon church twelve apostles was re elected for a second term in the United States Senate after a prior contested election before the Senate committee on elections.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Allen seeks $500000 for balloons in signal corps
General James Allen testified before the house appropriations committee requesting 500000 dollars to support the aeronautics branch of the signal corps. He plans to acquire two balloons at an estimated 75000 dollars each, with Major George Squier and Lieutenant Lahm present.
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Washington
James Allien
George ©. Squier
Lahm
House Committee On Appropriations
Allen
Signal Corps Service
Faver 200 Foot Draw Bridge Proposed for Chicago
Detroit January 20 The Lumber Carriers Association of the Great Lakes urges navigation improvements for the Chicago river district and construction of a 200 foot draw bridge at Chicago. A market scene shows a woman asking prices for chickens. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup advertised as a doctor recommended remedy for children's coughs and croup.
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The
Lumber Carriers’ Association of the Great Lakes
Chicago
New Yorkers Use Lamps After Gas Main Break
A major break in a Standard Oil gas main under the Harlem river affected over 5,000 consumers in the Bronx. Residents reliant on gas for cooking cooked on improvised oil stoves or dined out as street lamps and oil lamps were used for lighting until repairs were completed.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Harlem River
Bronx
Root to Take Rest After Senate Election Hopes
Washington January 20 Secretary Root after expected election as New York senator by the state legislature today plans a week end rest He will travel to Hot Springs Arkansas for a period of rest and recuperation in the wake of the political transition
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Washington
Root
New York
Liot Springs
Ark
Drisse Defeats Hayes in Featherweight Bout
In Boston on January 24 Jem Driscoll the English featherweight champion won the decision over Grover Hayes after a closely watched boxing match. Hayes gave Driscoll a tough challenge with several sharp exchanges and defense from both fighters.
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Hayes
Boston
Jem Driscoll
Grover Hayes
Woods Liver Medicine marketed as liver regulator and laxative
This liquid medicine claims to regulate the liver relieve sick headache constipation stomach and kidney disorders and act as a gentle laxative. It also treats chills fever and malaria with tonic effects felt after the first dose. A $1.90 bottle allegedly contains 244 times the 50c size and is sold by H. J. Moogk and C. P. Guenther.
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H. J. Moogk
C. P. Guenther
Harriett Burbank Piano Teacher Seeks Studio Space
Harriett M Burbank a piano teacher seeks a studio space in Galena and Van Buren area near Grove Hill. She advertises neatly pressed suits and a contact for Studio 3 Grove hours PST.
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Studio 3
Grove Hi Pst
Galena and
van Buren
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