Pink Pills Restore Mrs Morrison After Grip Run Down
Four years ago Mrs Morrison of 1022 Carson Street South Pittburg Pa says a cold turned into the grip leaving her thin with backache and nervous exhaustion. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with quick relief and renewed health noting their blood and nerve benefits and recommending them to others. The pills are sold by druggists or by mail at 50 cents per box six for 2 50 from the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Mra. F. Mora
Carson Street
South Pitteburg
Dr. Williams
Williams Pink Pilla
Mrs. Morrison
St. Vitus
Cco
Solhenectady
N.Y
Insects as Florists and Flower Selection
Prof Darwin argues insects enabled diverse flowers by fertilization, likening their role to a florist guided by selection. Lord Avebury compares insect activity to plant breeding, while Prof Plateau notes insects respond to scent over color, visiting all blossoms without bias, including currants lime plane tree and willow.
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Darwin
Lord Avebury
Jasat
Plateau
Ghent
Donn's Kidney Pills Helped Veteran After 1897 Illness
A Indianapolis veteran describes severe kidney trouble after military service in 1897. He describes headaches dizziness weakness and swelling, with his left leg swelling to 34 inches. After using Donn's Kidney Pills his symptoms subsided and he has been well for nine years. The advertisement notes 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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B. Frank Doremus
Roosevelt Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Donn
Wsing Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Margery and Tom Debate a Dentist Love Match
Margery questions a young dentist’s social relations with her while Tom teases her about intellect and romance. He warns against him, then learns the dentist’s invitation referred to a car, not a dental device, and Margery suggests they hurry as the man will soon marry a Memphis girl.
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Margery
Tom
Memphis
Chicago Daily News
Copper superstition sparks talk of hidden copper vein
A traveler notes rural beliefs that a thunderstorm avoids copper veins, as a farmer plans yearly digging for copper. In Toulon, workers at the naval arsenal moonlight as carpet beaters, distributors, or parcel carriers, with many craftsmen among them. A Nebraska visitor laments New York’s alleged pervasive short-changing.
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Toulon
France
Arsenal
Curious Postum Contest Uses Y O Grape Nuts Letters
A huge public contest offered 31 boxes of gold and 300 in cash for the most words formed from Y-1-O-Grape-Nuts. From February 1906 to April 30 prizes. webster based judging by young women, many lists exceeded 60,000 words, with delays and postage costs. Winners include L. D. Reese of Denver with 941 correct words and 8. K. Fraser of Lincoln, Pa., with 9921 correct words.
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum
United States
L. D. Reese
15Th St
Denver
Colo
K. Fraser
Lincoln
Kwurecen
British Deputation Abandons Visit to Moscow
A British deputation planned to present a sympathy address to Prof Serge Mouromtselff in Moscow, but protests in London and St Petersburg prompted the committee to abandon the trip. The group included MPs and reformers with signatures from 300 supporters, pending guidance from the Anglo Russian friendship committee.
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London
St. Petersburg
Serge Mouromtselff
Moscow
House of Commons
House of Lords
Anglo-Russian Friendship Committee
Negroes file commission protest over railroad Jim Crow cars
Mississippi lawyers Thomas Oliver and W P Johnson represent about a dozen Black residents who petition the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate railway use of Jim Crow cars on interstate routes and seek an order against racial discrimination by color.
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Washington
South
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thomas Oliver
W. P. Johnson
Mississippi
Terrorists Hanged in Poland. Crowd Clashes With Cossacks
Five terrorists were executed by drumhead court martial in Lodz Russian Poland. An immense crowd exhumed the bodies and funded coffins while a priest was forced to bless them. Cossacks charged the crowd injuring many and arresting thirty. bodies were reburied.
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Lodz
Russian Poland
General Bell to Take His Place In Looking After Cubans
General Funston will not continue in command of American forces in Cuba. Governor Taft announced that he and Funston will depart Havana for the United States on Saturday aboard the battleship Louisiana. Assistant Secretary Bacon will accompany them and Cuba's affairs will be handled by Governor Mageeon and General J Franklin Bell.
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General Bell
Havana
Frederick Funston
Cuba
Taft
General Funston
Fiavana
United States
Louisiana
Bacon
Mageon
J. Franklin Bell
Youngster fatally shoots teacher then kills himself
In South Euclid Ohio Harry Smith aged 2 years shot Miss Mary Shepard 22 a teacher in front of sixty pupils. Two hours later he killed himself behind his Warrensville home. Motive alleged to be love disappointment as Smith, a fourth cousin, had courted the teacher and was recently rejected.
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Cleveland, O
South Euclid
Harry Smith
Mary Shepard
Warrensville
Smith
Miss Florence McDonald Dies After Fall from Window
Miss Florence McDonald twenty six year old chorus member of the Blue Moon company playing at a downtown Chicago theatre was killed early Wednesday when she fell from a fourth story window at the Wind sor Clifton hotel her body struck the rotunda roof and she died about an hour later at the nearby Wea ley hotel
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Chicago
Florence McDonald
Windsor Clifton Hotel
Wealey Hotel
Cuban Steals a Million In Defalcation Casualty
J M Ceballos & Co bankers and merchants announce a failure with liabilities between 1 and 4 million dollars. Defalcation by Manuel Silveira of Silveira Co Havana is alleged to be about 1 million dollars. Silveira left Havana October 2 for New York to consult with the firm but has not reached the city.
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New York
J. M. Ceballos & Co
Manuel Silveira
Silveira & Co
Havana
Silveira
New York City
Milner James the moat artrade safe-breaker dies
Lecocq the detective recalls Milner James famed safe cracker who opened over 700 safes without tools or powder by listening to tumblers. He learned the craft by practicing on three locks, detailing how delicate ear, precise knob movement, and avoiding tobacco and alcohol were key to success.
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Milner James
Moat Artrade
Sald Lecocq
Dudekins and the Conundrum of the Moonlit Clothes
A lighthearted exchange between Dudekins and Miss Frances features a conundrum about why his clothes resemble the moon, with a playful misdirection about a man in them. The Travelers' Gazette highlights Louvre acquisitions including a life size chalk bust of Akhuomalon Amenophis IV and four blue porcelain sepulral urns from Rameses II, now undergoing chemical examination.
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Dudekins
Frances
Louvre
Akhoumalon
Amenophis IV
Rameses II
Women and health cures from Lydia E Pinkham ad
An advertisement extols women s health as essential and promotes Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound. A Hot Springs Arkansas correspondent describes relief from iron weakness and pain after three months use, urging troubled women to seek restoration through the product.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Chas, F. Brown
Mothers’ Club
Cedar Terrace
Hot Springs
Ark
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia FE
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