If It Disappears It’s Eczema Skincare Claim
An article explains how to distinguish eczema from blood disorders. It promotes H J Huder's Weber Drug Company and other druggists selling possum remedy. A mail offer from Emergency Laboratories in New York promises free supply by mail to cure small eczema areas and clear complexion overnight.
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Weber Drug Company
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York
M.I.S. T
D. H. Loomis
Philadelphia Medical College
M.I.S.T
M.I.S. T. No.3
M. 1
Toledo
Evansville Car Men Held Under Court Injunction
In Evansville Indiana Judge Gilchrist issued an injunction against striking car men and ordered them to refrain from interfering with streetcar traffic. Defendants have ten days to answer. Earlier Centennial School West side sent forty boys on strike over teachers riding the cars. At noon dismissal they urged others to join, prompting school officials to warn parents that absent pupils would not be promoted unless they returned.
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Evansville
Ind
Evansville & Southern Indiana Traction Company
Gilchrist
Centennial
Canine rabies outbreak prompts urgent treatment in Hazleton
In Hazleton Indiana two farmers John Blaize and George Riggles were treated after a dog bite as mad dog excitement spread. A score of dogs were killed after showing hydrophobia signs amid wholesale slaughter sparked by the outbreak.
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Hazleton
Ind
Pasteur Institute
John Blaize
George Riggles
Blues Shut Out Kansas City in Series Opener
Louisville defeated Kansas City 3-0 in the third game of the series as Selby pitched well for the home team. Louisville benefitted from three timely hits, an error, and a walk in the third inning to score all three runs. Love, at short for Kansas City, stood out defensively in a losing effort.
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BLUES
Louisville
Kansas City
Selby
Love
Liberal Tax for Fire and Police Protection
An Indiana bank advertisement touts liberal funding of fire and police protection. It markets its savings accounts as offering absolute safety with a three percent rate, appealing to both small and large deposits and comparing security to first-class train protection.
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Indiana
Michael A Ryan Not Invited For Mayor Run
A column discusses why Michael A Ryan, a lawyer with higher earnings, is not pursuing mayoral office. It explores Democratic party dynamics, potential candidates like Charley Clarke, Charley Gauss, and Von Hake, and the tension between economy and public improvements in Indianapolis politics. The piece notes voter expectations for value from public spending and references local figures and the press.
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Ryan
Michael
Erin
Indianapolis
Methodist Church
M. E. Church
Carl von Hake
John Allen
von Hake
Von
Mr. von Hake
Marion County
Board of County Commissioners
Charley Clarke
Mr. Clarke
Ife
Clarke
Charley Gauss
Mr. Gauss
Labor Leader Death Mystery Brings Poison Probe
Evansville Indiana June 8 Mystery surrounds the death of Charles Klauhmeier a labor union leader who died yesterday from lockjaw with a physician suspecting possible poison Coroner Edward Lavall is conducting an investigation
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Evansville
Ind
Charles Klauhmeier
Edward Lavall
Free the Last Slave in Old Indiana
Jeffersonville, Ind. June 8 Through an age worn record found in the Jeffersonville courthouse it is shown that slavery existed in Indiana and that Gov Thomas Posey the last territorial governor freed three negroes in 1816 his final year in office The record states the men were to work ten years receive livestock and land interest Emancipation issued as a stance against perpetual slavery as contr ary to right and justice.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Indiana
Thomas Posey
Posey
Self-inflicted gunshot spares Wesler life
George Wesler, 35, of 515 W Merrill, attempted suicide with a pistol at 10 30 am on Monday but missed his heart. He was found seven hours later after telling bicycle policemen Wilson and Delano that the matter was private.
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George Wesler
Wesler
Merrill Street
Wilson and
Delano
Reds Seek Schneiberg Trade From Brewers
Milwaukee June report says pitcher Frank Schneiberg who left Columbus with a sore finger may be traded to Cincinnati of the National League.
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REDS
Schneiberg
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank Schneiberg
Brewers
Columbus
Cincinnati Club
Grand opera house shifts to talking pictures for summer show
After 49 weeks of vaudeville, the Grand opera house begins a summer program with talking pictures. George Spaoz and George Christena oversee the new motion picture venture with Spoor pictures. Helen McGowan James Le Roy and Howard Qunn lead the onscreen and sound work as hundreds attend the opening matinee.
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Grand Opera House
Grand
Europe
America
The
George K. Spaoz
George Christena
Spoor Pictures
Helen McGowan
James le Roy
Howard Qunn
the Grand
English's English's Summer Season Opens With Varied Program
The mid summer season at the leading playhouse opens under Manager Overpeck with a varied program. A combination of moving pictures accompanies stage performances, signaling a broad entertainment balance for patrons.
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Ron
Overpeck
Garden of Dreams, Hippopotamus Hunt At Local Theater
Review describes a program featuring The Garden of Dreams with Frank C. Brown and The Country School by Delaven Whitney. Cinematic feats include an aeroplane ascent and a Nile hippo hunt with realistic native scenes. Marie Bergoe shines as a top act, with daily matinee and evening shows and weekly program changes.
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Frank C. Brown
Aeronaut
Wright
Delaven Whitney
Marie Bergoe
Nubire
Wonderland Night in Bohemia at Wonderland theater
Wonderland presents a new musical comedy by the Nelson Musical Comedy company titled A Night in Bohemia. The show features stronger comedic moments, polished chorus, and the New York troupe adds laughter amid Wonderland’s air dome attractions. A mishap with the captive balloon netting delays an ascent, but the air lane plan proceeds with safety next.
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Bohemia
Nelson Musical Comedy Company
Wonderland
New York
Airdome
Honolulu
New Gayety Vaudeville Bill Delights Audiences This Week
The New Gayety presents a week of vaudeville features led by Al Wilson the funny burnt cork artist known as the man with a wink and smile. Mitz Omont the viennese warbling nightingale sang classical pieces with charm. The Juggling Doves performed a remarkable act and George Peltier offered illustrated songs. The after piece closed the show.
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