Naturalization Law Changes Limit Papers and Fees
An old handburn remedy ad sits beside a dense report on the new naturalization law taking effect September 29. It explains that applicants must file two years after petition, pay multiple fees, and final certificates require a 90 day notice with duplicate copies. Circuit clerks will issue papers under the new rules, affecting processing nationwide.
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Slingis
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Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
Washington
Publicity Aids Caution Over Patent Medicines
The article notes publicity has raised awareness of unsafe ingredients in some so called patent medicines. It credits Dr. Pierce of Buffalo for publishing all ingredients and claims his preparations contain no alcohol or habit forming drugs and are vegetable based. It mentions claims that his triple refined purpurean compound aids chronic diseases and supports bronchial throat and lung conditions.
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Golden Medical
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Jefferson Nodudder
Cincinnati
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Hale
Chicago
Independent thought and mind in 1906 Springfield News
The Springfield News extracts Joe Mitchell on the need for independence of thought and brotherhood among enlightened individuals. It argues that rich or poor, everyone deserves equal respect for views, noting poverty builds character while riches enable study in art, music, and literature.
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Joe Mitchell
Cheppe
Sen Been
Springfield News
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claim and Testimonials
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can treat catarrh and promises internal action through the blood and mucous membranes. It lists F. J. Cheney Co of Toledo and endorsers Walding Kinnan Marvin, with testimonials and price per bottle, plus a note to use Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Dallas
Hall
F. J. Sheney& Co
Toten
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Wide World Tidbits From Various Lands And Times
A collage of brief notes covers diverse topics from India to America. It mentions a steep hillside town in Sina India, North Carolina preacher critiques, a doorbell using pneumatic pressure, and drafting tools with rubber suction. It notes the Prince of Wales plume, Indian birds, a vowelless Deity name in a Bible, gender pay equality views, and a Delaware bishop condemning heathen monuments. An odd tale recounts a Chinese murderer choosing a Singapore ticket before death. Also cited are Lt Spencer Churchill’s Indian frontier service, a trend to motor boats, and a violent clash between electric launches amid prison fines for Polish newspaper editors.
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India
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Boston
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Delaware
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Lons- Randolph- Churchill
Cuba
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Damming Work Advances on Howlnivel and Sterling Feeder
Preparatory site work begins for a large dam across the Howlnivel and Sterling feeder to create a reservoir feeding nearby canals. L. K. Wheeler will supervise with engineers. initial crews are small but three large gangs expected within a month. Funding noted at $100,000 though no government contract yet.
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Sterling
HoIby Waekequire
Biseaoof Wal
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Healing Gospel and Odd Anecdotes From The Era
Reverend Warren touts Electric Bitters as a godsend curing back pain stiff joints and weakness noting rapid improvements after two bottles. A Philadelphia dinner scene praises American wit while a Navy incident ends with a hurried passenger and a cab door prank leaving a traveler short of change.
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Sharon Baptist Church
Belair
De Witt's Little Early Risers Advertised
An advertisement touts De Witt's Little Early Risers pills as quick relief and energy boosters. It urges readers to avoid sickness and trust the famed remedy sold by J. & Wright.
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J. &. Wright
Lead adulteration in paints warns painters and buyers
The article warns painters and buyers that white lead is often adulterated with pigments like barytes gypsum and rockdust and that linseed oil used in paints is frequently mixed. Such adulterated mixtures are costly and unreliable for lasting white paint.
Prearranged nuptials stir a cautious groom and bride
A frightened bridegroom asks if the father will forgive a preplanned wedding as the bride replies with a cryptic yes and a $500 promise. The text shifts to a digression about caution and a joke about keeping Kodot for digestion, ending with Solly J.B. Weight.
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Solly J.B
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