Don’t Poison Baby Castoria Note Warning
A public health warning warns mothers about narcotics in soothing syrups and laudanum used to help babies sleep. It cautions that opium products can cause death or lasting harm, notes that narcotics are illegal for children and must be labeled poison, and states Castoria contains no narcotics when bearing the Chas. H. Fletcher signature.
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Landanum
Chas. H. Fletcher
J. W. Dinsdale
Chicago
Alexander E. Mintie
Cleveland
Ohio
J. S. Alexander
Omaha
J. A. McClellan
Buffalo
N. Y
J. W. Allen
St Louis
OC. H. Glidden
of &T Paul
Minn
D. Bonner
Philadelphia
Z. A. Boorman
Kansas City
Infanta
J. J. Mackey
Brooklyn, N. Y
Trust Tightens Control in California Oil Lease Case
Special to The Son reports Coalinga California oil producers face pressure from Amended Oil and Southern Pacific interests to sign long term contracts for 17 to 19 cents per barrel. The Associated, a SP subsidiary, dominates below 2 grade oil and uses leases to compel continuous production and delivery to the railroad’s needs, threatening bankruptcy for noncompliant producers.
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Coalinga
Cal
Worlm
Caltifornia
Associated
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific
Hs Incorporated Ute
Bares
Astro Company
J.B. King
W. & B. Co. Opelts
R. Richmond
Chat ‘U
Railreatompany
Yeanes
Doffara
Lof
Leslie Carter’s New Mate Shocks Tour Romance Tale
A fragmentary notice reports that the little-known actor linked to a famed emotional actress wed during an automobile tour in New Hampshire. The item references a promotional ad and hints at a public stir over the marriage amid the tour.
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New
Hampahite
New Swim Fad Spreads In Indianapolis Society
Indianapolis embraces a new aquatic fad as both men and women seek professional swimming lessons. William P. Behruster and Prof. W. H. L. Byerk supervise at the Imperial pool with Mrs. Schuster aiding. Trained instructors attract society women and eager newcomers toward safe, graceful strokes and health benefits.
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Indianapolis
Lana
The
Immorial
William P. Behuster
W. H L. Byerk
Propia
Sruster
the Imperial
Mitros
Schuster
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer for Friday July 20 1906
The forecast urges asking favors and dealing with others until noon. It predicts a birthday anniversary that day will be lucky, forecasts a steady prosperous year, warns young women to beware of male acquaintances, and notes a 1906 child will be accomplished, fond of music and preferred by the opposite sex with fortunate business prospects.
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Jon
Ship's Captain Shot by a Son in Grief Laden Bark
Special to The Sun New York July 13 a misty tale from the tiny cabin of the Tant a bark bound between Mobile and Cuban ports a wife recalls how her husband Samuel Raymond was shot in the breast by their son George during a struggle for a pistol The family says the shooting followed the deaths of their elder daughter Ellen from spinal meningitis and a long period of grief on board The wounded captain is in the Long Island Hospital and the son fled into the shadows near Conoverport after the incident
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New York
Keynard
Conowerat
Brooklyn
Samuel Raymond
George
Georgie
Stalla
Ellen
Mobile
Cuban
Blien
Hauer
Tie
Hegan
Georgia
Little Hark
Long Tatand College Heapital
Averis
Raymond
Pen
Noholls
Durtte
Con Over-Rt
Noise in Neckwear Prompts Street Stare and Shakeup
In a Parla shop, Rawitsenh & Co. touts the Roman stripe as the latest noisy nerkwear. Passersby stare at bold silk and linen four in hand patterns while one daredevil buyer rushes into a crowd, nearly triggering a confrontation as onlookers surge with envy and fear in the fashion spectacle.
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Nerkwear
Bo Rawitech
Rawitsenh & Co
Clay Pool Haberdashers
Thaugh
Ana
Claypool
Dobby Inia
Parla
Indians Ave
Whistle Gave Him Fame in Congress Whistler of Missouri
Special to the Bom. Washington July 19. The first session of the Fifty-ninth Congress featured whistling by F B Fulkerson of Missouri. His trill delighted colleagues and galleries and even inspired a Washington hotel lobby practice. An unpublished tale recalls how a gathering of Missourians in Carroll Hall planned an impromptu talk and unveiled Fulkerson as an expert whistler, leading to his fame among Missourians.
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Washington
Congressional Whistler
Abs
Joe Cannon
Fulkerson
Society Bell
Mr. Fulkerson
Warmer
Jomé
Alistourt Cnlony
National Capital
Carroll Hall
Romaine
Girls Pitch Tents in the Woodland
Twenty five bright New York girls organized a club to fund a no cost summer vacation. They rented tents near a Bronx camp, cut travel expenses to ten cents, and will reveal more about their plan and savings in tomorrow's report.
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Beedal
Sam New York
Béidentanty
New York
Ieee
Honeur Farmer
Nummer
Apivins
Athe Patel
Awooda
Bronx
Reurang
Printiog Farme
Mitchell Bardeux
Alea
New York bound trip via Leigh and double track highway
The notice describes travel routes to New York using the Leigh line and a double track scenic highway. It mentions connections at Buffalo or Niagara Falls with timetables from the west and cites Libich Valley railroad at 380 Main Street, Buffalo, plus Port al Betrai, Mich. An old quasie for children promotes Winslow's soothing syrup for teething, claimed to relieve gums, pains, wind colic, and diarrhea, priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
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New York
Leigh
Buffalo
Niagara Falla
Timnes
Main-st
Art Port al
Betrai
Mich
Winslow
Roosevelt Family Society At Sagamore Hill Summer
Special to the Sun reports President Roosevelt and family at Sagamore Hill with strict controls on photography of the First Family, Sunday church duties led by Theodore Roosevelt Jr, and Mrs Roosevelt praised for domestic management. Secret service guards deter intruders while researchers note clams and farm produce supply and a new poultry fork invention affecting egg prices.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Elaes
Christchurch
Washburn
Sagamore Hill
Sagamore
Secret Service
Remarkable heart removal surgery in Six Pulse Years case
A dramatic report from Angeles details C A McCartney who had his heart removed and held in hand for six pulse years after a buck rake prong pierced his chest. Surgeon Ben F Thompson performed the procedure in Burbank, saving his life as McCartney gradually recovered. The account notes the perilous injury, patient resilience, and a later portrait amid ongoing improvement.
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Aperlal
Sma
Angeles
Cal
C. A. McCartney
Ben. F Thompson
Burbank
Mccartney
Thompson
McCartnay
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Trust
Leslie Carter
Rink
William L. Payne
Raphael
Bhot
Darktown
Scott-Miller CO. v. Market
New Jeracy Sta
Armstrong
Indiana
Terre Haute Brewing Company
C. Habich Co., Oo Cor
Merril and Senate
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
New York Fist Trust
United States
Moore
Loeb
Ace
Bodallem
Johann Montrall
Apteney
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