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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
8
Mrs L D Cook of Vineland New Jersey reports five years of indigestion with a heavy load and knots in the stomach. After trying many doctors and medicines she says Vinci cod liver and iron tonic helped wonderfully, improving rapidly and restoring strength. The ad claims a money back guarantee if no relief and lists regional druggists and vets in Illinois.
A London era newspaper recounts a brave rescue at Venice Beach where a young woman in fashionable attire swam to aid Robert Law and Margaret Baxter as they struggled in rough surf near Westminster Avenue. A nearby man joined later, but the heroine’s swift action saved the day, while witnesses praised her calm courage and departed. The article notes no lifeboat involvement and identifies the rescuer only by gesture and response.
The record shows Cook County motorists invest more in Buicks than any other car and that more Buicks of all ages and models are on the road. Owners say Buicks are durable, ready to go from 1906 to 1913, economical, and surprisingly enduring. The story contrasts an old Buick and a new Buick owned by successful businessmen who speak plainly about Buick ownership.
A Chicago reader on May 1 1913 thanks Buick for service and fair treatment after purchase. The note stresses the dealer’s expected courtesy and the car’s merits as reasons for choosing Buick.
"Murder with an automobile" verdict in Chicago court against Lawrence Lindbloom for running down Joseph Weiss on Aug 5, 1910. Jury fixes 14 years. four jurors were automobile owners. Judge states law on unlawful act and extreme danger. Verdict seen as curb on reckless driving and drunken chauffeurs. prisoner reportedly wept as read. Also notes executor and administrator notices and ads for legal books and kidney pills.
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