Paw-Paw Catarrh Cure Claimed In Early Ad Copy
An advertisement touts Munyon's Paw-Paw as a universal cure for catarrh, dyspepsia, nervousness, sleeplessness, and liver troubles. It asserts blood purification via Paw-Paw, promotes digestion, sleep, and energy, and markets Catarrh Tablets and Paw-Paw Laxative Pills with pricing details and directions.
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Missionaries Safe In War Country In Korea Near Seoul
The article lists American, English and French missionaries in Korea, with Presbyterians forming the largest group stationed in Seoul and Ping Yang. It notes other workers with Roman Catholics, Methodists, and Church of England at Chemulpo, plus locations such as Fusan, Ping Yeng, Syen Chyan, Tatka, Mokpo and Wonvan. It mentions scattered missionaries in Manchuria and that all American missionary societies forwarded names to Washington for safeguarding, with home addresses listed for several Presbyterian ministers and spouses amid the war context.
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Mokpo
Wonvan
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State Department
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Missionaries in Korea and Seoul listed by church groups
The article lists Methodist and affiliated missionaries in Korea and Seoul with dozens of named individuals and their home towns. It notes safety reports as of Feb 18 and updates from Bishop David H Moore arriving from Shanghai, with warnings of possible war disruption and appeals for protection from the U S state department.
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Government Sends Envoy to Tibet for Respect of Treaty
An English paper explains Britain's motive for a Tibetan expedition led by Capt. Young husband. The aim is to forestall Russia reaching the Indian border and to compel Lhassa to uphold treaties, after centuries of failed negotiations with Tibetans and Chinese officials.
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Russia
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Chumbi
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Sultan Favors Russie in a high authority report
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TRIED TO DROWN HERSELF OVER HUSBAND WEDDED ANOTHER
Woman Lola Ganska in Greenpoint becomes frantic upon learning her husband had a prior marriage. The item blends sensational claim with an ad mix for hair tonics and health remedies, including Wells chemist products and roach control tips.
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Polish Bride Deceived Bride Dies After Nerve-Shattering Ice Plunge
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