Uric-O Promises Cure For Rheumatism Advertised Claim
An ad promotes Urie-O as a permanent cure for rheumatism by removing rheumatic poison from blood muscles and kidneys. It claims uric acid remains the issue and touts sample bottles free after sending name address and druggist details to The Smith Drug Company Syracuse. It cites J H Houk Indiana Pharmacy as a recommender in Indiana.
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Belight
Watha
Smith ‘Drug Company
Syracuse
Urie
Women Suffer Piles Due To Exercise and Constipation
Claiming that more women than men have piles because they exercise little and remain constipated, the ad asserts blood stagnation in the lower bowels. It promotes Dr. Leonhardt Hem-Reid external remedy as a permanent cure and directs readers to send for details from Leonhards Co of Buffalo.
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Leonhardt
T. E. Hilde“brand's
Leonhards Co
Buffalo
Property Listings and Farm Details for Trade Considerations
Readable fragments show property values including two houses on Routhith Street with 4,500 and 42,500 plus 2,800, and farms with 107 acres featuring buildings valued at 3,600 and 4,600. 44 acres at 10 acres opened for 2,500. town lots at 6,000 each. outlying areas 239 and up for trade. Contact Py Me Wagner, Sdewwe 618 Pyila.
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Routhith
Wagner
Pyila
In Convention Unto Republicans Taft Knox Favored
Chicago June 16 The Republican national convention nears opening with Chicago abuzz as Taft Knox and Roosevelt hopes stir crowds. Veteran Julius Burrows to speak at noon with leaders plotting a methodical nomination while parlia mentarian Asher Hinds ready to quell any sensational stampede. Temporary officers announced as Burrows named chair and delegates from Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania prepared for the opening ceremonies.
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Chicago
Taft
Knox
Coliseum
Julius Burrows
Roosevelt
Asher C. Hinds
Congress
Burrows
Hinds
Reed
Henderson
Cannon
Alabama
Thomas W. Phillips
New Castle
Phillips
West Virginia
Senator Geott
Himsel
Lexington Hotel
Virginia
Philips
Futt
Pennsylvania
A. M. Christley
Butler
Lewis Emery, Jr
Thomas W. Philipa
James ¥. Burke
Harris
Obie
Harry M. Daughtery
Wade Billa
George B. Cox
Noah Swayne
J. Warren Keifer
J. A. Martin
A. J. Vorys
James Scartet
Ohio
Harry M. Daugherty
Charles W. Dillon
Wade Ellis
Isaac T. Mann
John Dalzell
Penrose
Nathan B. Scott
Arthur 2. Vorys
National Committee
J.C. Burrows
Michigan
John R. Malloy
Columbus
Lafayette B. Gleason
New York
William F. Stone
Edward P. Thayer
Greenfield
Ind
Rader €. Hinds
Stephen R. Mason
Baltimore
J. Tobin
Vinton
Charles H. Harger
Abilene
Kan
Atlan Hollis
Concord
N. H
Harry S. New
Indiana
Republican Natiional Committee
P. J. Muldoon
Republican National Committee
Elmer Dover
Partor
Francia
William H. Taft
Foraker
Charles Kurtz
Zane Burley
Ohia
Asya
Kurtz
Bears Fight Fierce Duel In Bronx Zoo Den
A 45 minute bear fight between an American black bear and a Japanese bear at the Bronx Zoo drew about a thousand spectators. Keepers armed with clubs and a general alarm intervened as the two paged opponents twisted and grappled, fell into a pool, and were driven apart after severe injuries.
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Crazy Mike
Fitz
New York Zoo
Bronx
New York
Paice
Meath
Director Hornaday
Tstreetor Florundry
Vitz
Spicer
Crazy Mike Lve
Mrs. Fitz
Cratzy Mike
Bears
Hornaday
Ferguson
Thuman
Bayreuther
Appleton Family Floats On Missouri In Quest To Land
The Appleton family rides a raft with livestock on the Missouri in a bid to reach a landing. They left Missouri Point as the river, swollen and capricious, drove their farm and raft downstream. Locals cheer from the banks while Appleton seeks a safe shore despite the raft’s instability and the river’s unpredictable current.
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Noah
Appleton
Missouri River
Appleton Familly
Robinson Crusoe
Bwisa
Robinson
Missouri
Missouri Point
Appletons
Flyer
Mad Cow Rumor Calms Hoboken After Milking Break
A loose dairy cow caused street panic in Hoboken New Jersey as residents cried mad cow. Farmer Thomas McAleer announced the cow was not mad, only needing milking. The animal calmly returned to its stable after volunteers assisted, ending the spectacle.
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Hoboken
N.J
Aha
Thomas McAleer
McAleer
Bar
Second choice for vice president splits party lines
Chicago dispatch notes Roosevelt favors Senator Dolliver or Governor Cummins for vice president while Fairbanks would refuse. Sherman and Cortelyou lack New York support, Hughes stays in, and Taft managers stay out. Iowa Republicans oppose Dolliver and Cummins to avoid Senate vacancies, fearing a shift to Democrats. White House says Dolliver or Cummins are administration favorites for the ticket.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Dotliver
Cummins
Laws
Fairbanks
Cortelyou
Sherman
New York State
Hughes
Taft
Iowa
Dolliver
United States Senate
Allison
Washington
White House
Dotliv
Dolliver Cummins
James S. Sheman
New York
Gortelyou
Doilf
Seater Dolliver
Cumming
Deglar
Pacific
Auto Leaps Overboard Four Die as Carplung Plunges into North River
New York June 16 Four of a pleasure party of six drowned when the automobile failed to brake and skidded off a West Fifty sixth street pier into the North River. Victims include Adeline Bardon 19 Mrs Rone Coleman 23 John F Coleman 27 and Virginia Knight 8. Chauffeur John Bauer escaped and surrendered to police after rescuers failed to reach the others. John Nolan jumped from the machine near the dock end. The diver found Miss Berdou’s body and reported the machine empty. An anchor was attached to the car and hoisted ashore. The Coleman seat held the tonnage body but Knight’s body remained missing.
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New York
Fifty-sixth
North River
Adeline Bardon
Rone Coleman
John F. Coleman
Virginia Knight
John Bauer
John Nolan
Bauer
Fifty-sixth Street
Nolan
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