Hyomei Cures Catarrh Fast Says Eaton Rapide Man
Henry L. Britton of Eaton Rapids Michigan praises Hyomei for curing nasal catarrh. The remedy uses Australian eucalyptus and antiseptics, works quickly, and claims to heal the germ infected membrane with regular use. A pocket inhaler or complete outfit is sold locally for 60 cents to $1.00 with a money back guarantee.
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Henry L. Britton
Freat St
Eaton Rapide
Mich
Tom E. Hildebrand
Local Social Notes From Homer City Area
Mrs W M Johnson of Homer City and relatives visit over Sabbath Samuel Mack returns from Somerset where he was employed Orris Fleming of Stafford visits friends here over the weekend Mrs Love and her little daughter of Homer City visit Mrs James Long then return home Mr and Mrs William Allison of Taylorsville guests of Mr and Mrs John Kelly John Dehaven moves to this place from No 5 Mrs Julia Mack and son Joseph spend Sunday at Clymer Lizzie Long and daughter visit Mrs Martin Dick Sarah Fleming and granddaughter visit Cockport friends Lola Clemson of Heilwood visits her parents here William Rodkey and son Clarence visiting from Somerset Lower prices Imperial Flour 140 per 49 lb sack Goldenrod Flour 130 per 49 lb sack Tretrick and Wilson Local phone 382 W 201-Uf.
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W. M. Johnson
Homer City
Samuel Mack
Somerset
Orris Fleming
Stafford
Love
John Snyder
Jay Mock
John Dehaven
Julia Mack
Joseph
Clymer
Lizzie Long
Zella
Martin Dick
Sarah Fleming
Cockport
Lola Clemson
Heilwood
William
McCarthy Narrowly Escapes Auto Crash in Frisco Mayor Injured
McCarthy, mayor of Frisco, sustained a fractured ankle after a car collision as the vehicle he rode in was rear-ended by a speeding taxi. Witnesses report the chauffeur attempted to check speed to avoid the crash, but the impact threw McCarthy to the pavement. The chauffeur was uninjured. The incident left McCarthy with a fractured ankle and a near fatal outcome.
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Frisco
Indianapolis
Mayer
Tick McCarthy
Weather sketch for Western Penna and Ohio regions
The forecast notes showers Tuesday morning in Western Pennsylvania followed by fair conditions. For Ohio and West Virginia, skies will be partly cloudy with improving conditions expected later.
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Western
Penna
Ohio
West Virginia
Death Scene Staged Under Laughing Chaos in White World
A rustic stage death scene unfolds amid wardrobe mishaps and comical line flubs. Mae and Perce improvise as Old Vitzger is killed, drawing wild audience laughter and praise for the performance’s realism despite ruined breeches and prop chaos.
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Mae
Juvente
Vitzger
The Muskrat Its Habits and Commerce in America
The muskrat or musquash attracts many trappers with nearly 10 000 in the U S trapping annually. Minnesota and the Red River district yield the most skins which are mostly exported. Pelts vary from dark brown to light in Alaska and Mackenzie districts. Musquash reproduce quickly with three to five young per litter and are nocturnal. They dwell in ponds marshes and streams building grass and mud domed houses or earth banks with underwater entrances.
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America
Minnesota
Red River District
Alaska
Mackenzie District
Fur News
Color Blindness Across Races Shows Red Green Blindness Common
Tests across diverse races reveal no universal color deficit beyond red green blindness, a non diseased condition not indicating a reversion to primitive color sense. The discussion links this to the evolution of color vision and references researchers in the field.
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Ah Sc
Gambler's Philosophy Inspires Philosophical Verse
A garbled excerpt quotes a gambler praising fortune and balance in life. The text blends a jokey moral about breaking even with hints of a poet’s inspiration. An observed exchange from New York papers discusses creativity sparked by a shoe cobbler shop moment.
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New York Journal
Could Have Got It More Easily
Mrs Newlywed-People claim you harmed me for my gold. Mr Newlywed replies that if gold were the aim, easier gains could be found in South Africa or Alaska. Scraps.
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South Africa
Alaska
Vanveven Mabe Beate Broly Wanes
A fragmentary OCR item notesVanveven Mabe Beate Broly, with Anne Hy and aster a stera e wtreight, reflecting unclear names and fading reading of a local notice or brief item from a historical newspaper page.
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Anne Hy
Stera
Wtreight ‘Vanveven Mabe Beate Broly Wanes
Christ as Judge in Matthew Twenty Fifth
A June 5 1910 Christian Endeavor lesson discusses Christ as universal judge, the finality of His sentence, and the distinction between sheep and goats. It emphasizes faith and works in Christ’s name, noting judgment based on personal devotion and service to disciples. Reports on Endeavor activity in Hungary and Egypt via Secretary Vogt.
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Christ
Sherman H. Doyle
D. D
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Our
United States
Qeeistons
ElIs
Elis J
Jesus
Tin
Wis
Hungary
Egypt
You Gaden Vogt
Europe
Budapest
Tungary
Serbo
Hodenvarers
Christhin
Wavy
Vogt
Battle for Bluefields Rages as Revolutionaries Capture Prisoners
General Lara led a failed assault on left trenches near Bluefields as fighting intensified around the harbor. Rebels seized 150 prisoners in dire condition while U.S. Marines arrived from Colon to reinforce an increasingly perilous situation. Venus and Paducah nearly clashed, and treachery allegations surround General Zeledon as prospects for storming Bluefields fade.
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Bluefields
Colon
Lara
Estrada
Bluefields Bluff
Caye
Escondido
Madriz
Venus
Paducah
Irias
Pandeah
United States
Zeledon
Tragedy hits Lancaster as carriage struck by express
In Lancaster County Pennsylvania on May 31 Mrs Phares Buckwalter, her daughter Miss Lila, and Mrs Elizabeth Seaman were struck by a Pittsburgh Express while crossing Irishtown railroad tracks nine miles east of Lancaster. The horse and wagon were destroyed. Buckwalter and Lila were killed instantly, Mrs Leaman severely injured and likely fatally. The party was travelling from Gardenville to visit Elmer Teaman in Ronks.
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Lancaster
Phares Buckwalter
Lila
Elizabeth Seaman
Irishtown
Miners to March 7000 In Spite of Injunction
Greensburg Pa May 8 A brief says a court injunction by Judge A D McConnell blocks United Mine Workers and organizers from marching or camping near Jamison Coal and Coke mines. Despite the order about 6000 to 7600 strikers plan to converge from across the local coal fields and march near the mines amid widespread unrest and starvation among many miners.
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Greensburg
A. D. McConnell
United
Aiorica
Jamison
Watson Plans Indiana Speaking Tour for Payne Aldrich Bill
James J. Watson, former Sixth District congressman and last election's Republican governor candidate, will stump Indiana this fall in defense of the Payne Aldrich bill. He cites a recent Oklahoma campaign tour as proof of strong Republican chances and says Indiana's election outcome is uncertain at present.
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Watson
Indianapolis
James J. Watson
Thia State
Payne Aldrich
Oklahoma
Indiana
Hearst Denies Report of Milan Robbery Claim
Hearst denies a report that a robbery occurred in Milan involving Mr. Moapet and associates. The communication notes no such incident and asserts the information is untrue.
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Hearst
London
W. R. Hearst
Kagy
Milan
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Boston
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Wareham
Mass
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Psuintase
Deagwu
New York
Christian Endeavor
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W. R. Loughryjz
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Wallace Dry Goods Co
Jamestown
Price
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J.C. Wallace & Son, Oprieto
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Bell
American Union
Ikers
H. H. Steving
New Indiana House
Graff's
Grandview Realty. Co
H. H. Breving
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