Educate Poleesh For Canuck Shoemaker Wins Big In Will
Bat Pinaud, a Canadian shoemaker, travels from his river cabin to Portland after receiving a letter about a two hundred thousand dollar estate. He plans to fund his dream of educating Pierre at the Boston conservatory, and his generous spirit prompts acts of kindness as he faces a possible flaw in the will that could alter the inheritance. The scene blends his rustic past with hopes for a musical future.
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Bat Pinaud
Portland
Feedle
Poleesh
Thrush
Oride
Bobolink
Pierre
Boston Conservatory of Music
Buat
Ousan
Bat
Bilandly
Marie
Wells' Miracle Beak Tug Powder Healing Wonder
An old advertising note touts Wells' Miracle Beak Tug Powder as a cure for sore skin diseases, poison, wounds, dog or insect bites, and other ailments, claiming complete relief by its preparation.
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Weis
Bat Claims Rights In Street Confrontation
In a tense street scene Bat asserts ownership over money and a hat while a lawyer and an elder dispute the rightful heir. He then strides away in contempt as dusk falls and retreats to the woods toward his river cabin and fishing gear. FRANK H. SWEET.
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Bat
de Law
Tatro
Marie
Frank H. Sweet
Robber C A Hall Captured After Fortville Bank Attempt
Greenfield Indiana July 25 A man claiming to be C A Hall of Marion attempted to rob the Fortville bank at noon Thursday and was wounded while fleeing. He was captured after a pursuit in a woods. John Bills shot him as he surrendered. Hall says he was born in Dayton and did not intend to shoot the banker.
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Trittipo
Hall
Bills
Washington St
Indianapolis
O’brien
Dayton
Poisoned lemonade sickens dozens in Maryville event
More than 40 people were poisoned on Thursday in Maryville, near Knoxville, by lemonade heavily tainted with tartaric acid. Some victims may die as health officials investigate the incident.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Maryville
Crack splits Claypool hotel cornice. passerby narrowly missed
A corner of the Claypool hotel second door cornice cracked and fell onto the sidewalk on Wednesday, nearly striking a pedestrian. The stone showed no prior blemish and bore no weight at failure. Dr Geis had previously ferried plants to Catherine Merrill School for experiments, and a health board notice ordered removal of castor beans and sunflowers plants noticed as weeds.
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New
Claypool
Balfour Expected to Stir England with Premiership Change
The article notes that Arthur J. Balfour’s impending succession as prime minister of England is likely to trigger swift government and policy shifts, with several cabinet changes anticipated in the near term.
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England
Arthur J. Balfour
Swirl Op. Society and Local Weddings Reported
Pr. C. I. Fletcher departs Monday for England. Gen. and Mrs. Carnahan leave Friday for California. Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Richie will sail soon for Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Sebre host Sunday for the confirmation of their son Harry. State weddings announced in Richmond and Greencastle. Anderson notes the Country club opening with Gov. Durbin present. Miss Gay Williams and Richard McClellan wed at St Pauls Church with a lace gown and chiffon accessories.
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C. I. Fletcher
England
Anderson
Gov
Durbin
Gay Williams
Richard McClellan
St. Paul’s Church
Lewis Brown
Chamberlains Stomach & Liver Tablets Promote Health
Advertisement urges readers to visit drug stores to buy Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets priced at 25 cents claiming to ease stomach disorders and provide relief as the best physic.
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Chamberlain's
Killed by Cigarettes in Torrington Tragedy
Emil Jobin, a chronic chain smoker of about 50 cigarettes daily, died suddenly while with his young son en route to pick berries. The medical examiner linked the death to excessive cigarette smoking, noting the rapid onset after he lit a fresh cigarette.
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Torrington
Conn
Emil Jobin
Sweetly Perfumed Suit Draws Fragrance of Legal Battle
In a federal case, Ben E. Wallace owner of Wallace shows faces charges from Crown perfumery of London. The company alleges a contract for advertising via a chime wagon and scent spray failed, with a rep supposed to sell perfumery to druggists and barbers in visited cities.
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Ben E. Wallace
Wallace
Crown Perfumery Company
London
Dr Lipes Offers Free Trial Treatment To Prove Claims
A public notice promises a free trial treatment from Dr Lipes to demonstrate his claimed cure regardless of the illness. The text emphasizes no charge for the initial treatment to persuade potential patients to try his method.
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Dr. Lipes
Lipes
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