Parisian Sage Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Growth
An old newspaper ad extols Parisian Sage, claiming it kills the dandruff germ, stops falling hair, and cleanses the scalp. It touts a 60 cent large bottle, a perfumed non greasy formula, and asserts hair will grow strong and luxuriant, sold and guaranteed by C. BE Hildebrand.
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Paris
America
Hildebrand
His First Experience at Science
Mr Blithers chats with Whele Sitan at the post office about Jim choosing to become a scientist. The old farmer recalls how Jim helped pull stumps from the cow pasture, revealing his early interest.
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RHEUMA Remedy Promises Fast Rheumatism Relief
Tom Eildebrand guarantees TRAEUMA to banish rheumatism or money back. The ad touts quick relief from rheumatism, sciatica, arthritis, neuralgia, and kidney disease, claiming it starts to act today and ships from The Rheuma Co in Buffalo, NY for 60 cents a bottle.
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Rheuma Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Indiana youths invited to free ride at Buffalo Wild West show
Vernon C Seaver Jr invites every boy and girl attending the matinee and evening performances of the Young Buffalo Wild West Hippodrome and Far East exhibition on Saturday to enjoy a free ride in a genuine Indian or company ride. The event is presented by Vernon C Seaver, Jr., eleven year old nephew of the exhibition's general manager.
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Vernon C. Seaver
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Vernon C. Seaver, Jr
Vernon the Youngest Cowboy in the World
Vernon is described as the youngest cowboy and a fine rider with a keen aim. Clad in a regular cowboy costume he presents a lively image of happy, contented boyhood that captivates local boys and girls in the city.
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Vernon
Gil
Japan States Honor At Stake In California Land Bill
Washington May 13 The Japanese government frames its protest over the alien land bill as a matter of national pride and honor rather than treaty rights. The administration believes California may not violate the treaty, pledging federal support if Governor Johnson signs. Japan seeks no court action and will not publicize protest details, while Secretary Bryan warns no war is imminent.
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California
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Most Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Colds
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets relief and a prompt cure by acting on nature's plan. It relieves the lungs aids expectoration opens the secretions and restores health. This remedy has worldwide sale and use and can always be depended upon. Sold by all dealers.
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Denlera
Allies Ready to Quit Peace Conference in London
In Sofia on May 18 the allies handed their reply to the powers note on a London peace conference. They say they are ready to cease hostilities and assent to London as meeting place. Plenipotentiaries will be appointed as previously represented.
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Balkan
Sofia
Cure for Stomach Disorders Tablets Offer Remedy
Cure for stomach disorders claimed through Chamberlain's Tablets. Many remarkable cures are reported after use. Sold by all dealers.
Probers Near Report on Suffragette Parade Disorder
Washington May 13 The senate committee investigating the police department for failing to protect suffrage marchers on March 3 plans a milder report than earlier feared. They blame Congress for not clearing the parade route earlier and anticipate gentler conclusions. Tomorrow hearings will begin on a constitutional equal suffrage amendment bill led by Senator Thomas.
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Senate E Committee
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Weight of coins sinks Evansville saloonkeeper in river
Edward Ruckman, a local saloonkeeper, drowned when his launch capsized on the Ohio River near Evansville Indiana. He carried about 150 dollars in mostly coin in his pocket which weighed him down and led to the tragedy.
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Ind
Edward Ruckman
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Riot at Funeral Leaves Two Slavs Shot in Linwood Cemetery
Bridgeport Ohio May 13 riot among about 300 Slavs at a Linwood cemetery funeral left two men wounded perhaps fatally and another beaten. Andy Sudinski and Joe Latroski were shot in the stomach and may die. Mike Surratz was beaten. The uproar centered around the grave of Mike Fratanch killed in a Barton mine collapse. Sheriff John Anderson and a posse arrived to restore order.
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Mike Fratanch
Barton
Suzratz
Sudinski
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Sturratz
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