Bay City Chronicle News Tangles and Quips Across The Nation
A Brooklyn businessman signs a bogus note for fifty thousand eight hundred seventy five dollars to oblige a bank. Maine remains wet in spots post amendment repeal efforts. Brooks comet sighting drawbarely priced crowds. Governors protest federal invasion of states rights. Supreme Court actions spark complaints as boxing results entertain. A Kentucky grocer subdues a burglar with a poker. Maine’s weather shifts toward possible dryness by Monday. New Orleans praised yet crowded with crowds. A Chicago man jailed claims victory over wife. Beattie and guards sing in the jail yard as he joins in. Brown rice proves beriberi immunity and cheaper than white rice. Nebraska millers denounce Dr. Wiley yet lack facts. Whole-wheat bread favored over white. Taft tours to split the South and unite remote states. voters seek scalps of leaders behind Taft.
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Maine
Governors Conference
U. S. Supreme Court
Phillippines
Nebraska
Wiley
Best Ever Used Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy
A customer from Harrison Idaho praises Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for coughs and colds calling it the best they have tried. They advise to look for the Bell on the bottle.
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A. B. Heinlein
Harrison
Idaho
Dr. Bell
Bell
Haul Big Cargoes From The Ocean
The City of Columbia arrived in Columbia with a full cargo valued at 50000, now being unloaded. The Annie G. is expected to return to Georgetown today for a full cargo, with the City of Columbia likely to follow Saturday. River water is low but should not hinder trips. Georgetown freight congestion eases as government dredge from Granby landing clears the shoal below the landing under Maj. George P. Howell’s supervision, focusing on Congaree navigation.
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City of Columbia
Columbia
Annie G
Georgetown
Granby Landing
George P. Howell
United States Army
South
Carolina
Congaree
How Fred Stone Lassoed Polar Bears in Arctic Ocean
Among upcoming features in next Sunday's New York World are tales about Fred Stone the comedian and polar bears in the Arctic Ocean, a mystery painting valued at $500,000, a scientist’s murder prophecy through 1912, and a piece on women's last word in the duel. Also music from a confidential source.
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New York World
Fred Stone
Arctic
Dr Bells AntiPain Claims to Prevent Blood Poison
An advertisement touts Dr Bell's AntiPain as preventing blood poisoning by treating cuts scrapes and bruises. It claims to destroy septic matter and hasten healing with no soreness urging readers to obtain the product.
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Dr. Bell
What to Do in Case of Accident
Guide advises applying Dr. Bell's AntiPain to broken skin at once to accelerate healing and prevent soreness. Mentions internal and external use.
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Dr. Bell
For Use on Face and Hands Dr Bell Antiseptic Salve Ad
A promotional note for Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve claims it is the best for face and hands. Described as a creamy snow white ointment, priced at 25 cents per box, with an estimated three months’ supply per box.
Merchants Praise Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey Remedy
Local merchants tout Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey as a superior cough and bronchitis remedy. J W McDaniel of Therton Indiana urges customers to look for the Bell on the bottle as proof of its efficacy.
Fundamental Truths on Sanitary Conditions and Public Health
The piece argues poor sanitation harms public health across towns and cities. It lists questions on water quality, sewer systems, garbage disposal, street cleanliness, fly control, milk inspection, disease supervision, and elimination of filth. It urges citizen action and strong public sentiment to enforce health regulations and safeguard life.
Best for the Hands Says S. L. Chapman Massac Ky
S. L. Chapman of Massac Kentucky says Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve cured his sore hands completely. He calls it the best salve he ever tried.
Sore Eyes of Three Years cured by Salve in New Castle
Miss Erie Faulkner of New Castle Pennsylvania reports her sore eyes ailment lasting three years was cured by Sutherland's Angle Eye Salve and she cheerfully recommends it to others in need of such a remedy.
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Erie Faulkner
New Castle
Sutherland
Best in the World J W Hyatt Promotes Eagle Eye Salve
J W Hyatt of North Carolina promotes Souther land s Eagle Eye Salve as the best eye remedy in the world urging readers to mail an enclosed order for purchase. The pure claim highlights a sales pitch targeting readers seeking an eye health product.
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Warren, N.C
Southerland
Perseverance Drives Subscriptions in County Contest
The article urges readers to persevere in building subscriptions for a contest to win a Stuyvesant piano. It stresses determination as key to success, praising contestants and prompting support for Miss D. D. Porter, Miss Mary Fletcher, and Miss Lucy Kennedy. It notes the contest is growing and promises forthcoming announcements and lively activity.
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D. D. Porter
Mary Fletcher
Lucy Kennedy
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