M. I. T. No.2 Promises Cure All Ailments
An advertisement touts M. I. T. No.2 as a universal cure for inflammation of the rind er ox enlarged prostate diabetes impotency and paralysis. It claims to cure without local treatment and promises lifelong results with a one week mail treatment offered free. It notes endorsements by physicians and offers delivery by mail at $1 per box or six for $5.
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D. H. Loomis
Academy
Philadelphia
M.L.B. T
Stallar
Letters From Soldiers On firing Line in Manchuria
A special dispatch prints letters from soldiers in Manchuria, detailing simples and ignorant views of Moscowite minors and the war in Russia. Private Artemett recounts encounters with a Japanese sentry, the death of a comrade, and wartime hardships told in rustic, storylike prose.
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Potersburg
Amenth
Manchuria
Empire
Coraradpa
Beret
Pane Bemion
Pather
Battle Tales From Liao Yang Prison Camp Memoirs
A fragmentary wartime account recalls Russian privates at Liao Yang describing brutal fighting, with losses from Andreyevo and a dramatic scene of a Russian musician playing to lift spirits amid shellfire. It notes the Japanese shrapnel and machine guns, and the deadly cost to the ranks while recounting personal moments of courage and despair.
Warrants Issued for Ex-Bank Officials in Defunct German Bank
Warrants have been issued for the arrest of two or three officials of the defunct German bank. Richard Erners, former president, cashier Paul Werner, and assistant manager William P. Luedecke are named in charges alleging they acted to place funds in a New York bank that had no funds to its credit.
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Scripps-Man Telegram
Buffalo
Richard Erners
Paul Werner
Eagner
William P. Luedecke
Cy Nation Bank of New York
Barbers Face Charges in Sunday Shaving Incident
Clarence Dialup of Newton Clay barbershop was arrested at the barbers' union instigation for shaving on a Sunday and pleaded rubty in Justice Stour's court. Wills Keres of the English hotel barbershop requested a venue change to Justice Shepard's court and will stand trial on the same charge.
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Barbers
Clarence Dialup
Newton Claypoot Berber
Barbers’ Union
Justice Stour
Wills Keres
Ber Shop
Justice Shepard's Court
Gracet's Assignment Report On Debt Payment
A Wednesday assignment favors creditors as the defendant states he owes $1.08. All his property was pledged to secure the settlement of his debts.
Japanese Assault Redoubts at Liao Yang Described
Reader account details Japanese assault on six redoubts near Liao Yang during the battle. Describes trench traps, elephant pits, barbed wire, water-filled ditches, fortified parapets, machine guns, and a nocturnal breach by Japanese forces that secured the position after hours of fierce combat.
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Liao-Yang
al Abenr
Kyarova
French Light on Bryan in a 4 page Paris piece
A Paris correspondent writes of William Jennings Bryan with vivid, sensational detail. The piece portrays Bryan as a rugged frontier figure, recounting his campaigns and adventures with colorful nicknames and dramatic scenes in the western United States and among Indiana voters.
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Cal
Bryan
Leman
Paris
Siuper
Haya
Ursin Whoa
Paria
Brean
Ann Honter
Indiana
Cirfenssis
America
Liquozone Promotion Claims Free Bottles to Sick
An advertisement claims one million dollars spent to give Liquozone free to 1.8 million sick people and to prove its worth by widespread distribution. It touts Liquozone as a non medicine germ killer carried by blood, promoting oxygen-like effects and health benefits across numerous diseases and conditions.
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America
Amateur swimming records set at New York meeting
The Amateur Union held a meeting in New York where multiple swimming and track records were broken or approached. Notable performances included the mile and sprint marks, with athletes from various clubs competing for top times and national recognition.
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Monnet
New York
Alympte Saverom
Tate
Iren
Dennis Worgen
Mibu
Marie Oh Sbertdas
Ray Fawey
Peleakon
Charles J.B
Lunes
Legte
Astm
Ae Biog
Controversy Over Oleoite Policy Sparks Congressional Push
The document discusses a proposed move by oleoite interests and their allies to push Congress for action, with tyla claiming strong manufacturer funding and a call to awaken the nation to petition congressmen. It notes doubts about public support and the influence of vested financial power on policy outcomes.
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Tyla
Etea
A New Orphaned Home Planned at Cleve Indiana
Special to the Bun from Charlottesville Indiana reports evangelist John T. Hattie, president of the Eastern Indians ballast association, preparing to establish an orphan home on their grounds in Cleve near here. Mrs. W. S. Lane, a respected resident, is gravely ill with pneumonia. James Egan, a grocer at 325 Lyon- is also mentioned.
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Charlottesville
Ind
John T. Hattie
W. 5
Lane
James Egan
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