Cure Promises Relief From Piles In Indiana Man’s Letter
Prominent Indiana man describes severe internal ulcers and a large external tumor caused by piles. After using Pyramid Pile Cure, he reports complete relief and urges others to try the remedy, offering to reference his name for interested readers. Free samples and booklet are available by mailing a postal card to Pyramid Drug Co. Marsallh, Mich.
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Indiana
J. O. Littell
Arthur
Ind
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshell
Mich
Oil Lands Bought Up A 20000 Acre Kentucky Deal
In Lexington Kentucky reports that 20000 acres of oil lands were purchased from the Howard Flanagan syndicate by the Great Northern Company of Michigan. About 30000 acres are in proven fields near producing counties Estill Rowan Morgan and Whitley. The deal marks a major foreign investment in Eastern Kentucky oil and signals shrinking available acreage as pipelines expand.
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Lexington
Howard Flanagan
Great Northern of
Michigan
Provenields
Estill
Rowan, Morgan
Whitley
Kentucky
Church Worker Sentenced for Bigamy and Divorce Fraud
CHICAGO March. Henry M. Frey a prominent church worker was found guilty for perjury in seeking a divorce from his wife. He received an indeterminate penitentiary term and a one dollar fine. Frey admitted causing his wife to visit her Ohio parents and used her absence to obtain a divorce and marry another woman.
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Chicago
March
Henry M. Frey
Bim
Frey
Ohio
Scott's Emulsion Advertisement for Child Weakness
A classic marketing notice urges parents to give daily doses of Scott's Emulsion to strengthen weak children. It promises steady, sensible treatment over time and notes children like the product and thrive on it. A free sample offer is included with an address in New York for requests.
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Scott
Stott
Indianapolis News, Sentinel, Journal and Sun
Denver School Scandal Sparks Protest Against Purdy Brown
Two unnamed mothers from the Globeville district file a protest with county officials over superintendent C. H. Purdy and teacher Miss Hesais Brown. Accusations include improper conduct, late hours with students, and a noted love affair affecting school propriety. A note from Purdy to Miss Brown and a prank by pupils intensified tensions, with parents demanding dismissal of both officials.
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Denver
Col
March
Globeville
Inn
Board of County Commissioners
C. H. Purdy
Mies Hesais Brown
Parest
Purdy
Miss Brown
Tin
Mias
Bessia Brown
Alirg Brown
Fire safety advice from Chief Swingley in old Washington Star
A veteran St Louis fire chief warns against jumping from burning buildings, urges crawling to a window and waiting for rescue, and stresses knowing the nearest fire alarm box. The piece ties to Washington Star and a Charlie Ross missing child item, noting public interest and investigative echoes.
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Swingley
St. Louis Fee Department
Anq
Excape
Washington Star
What Kind of A Bug Bit Farmer Newasaky
Mendon Michigan March 6 Physicians in this area are baffled by a puzzling bite on Oscar Newasaky a Pollah farmer two years a resident seven miles east of town He was bitten on the left cheek while in a barn loft fell unconscious for over an hour then climbed back up and found a one and a half inch long bug on his back Doctors consider it possibly a winter bug found in marshy areas The victim remains semi conscious with swelling in the neck and shoulders despite medical care
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Charlie Ross
Philadelphia
Peter Miller
Christian K. Rasa
Hough
Tle Saya
Ross
Anya
Falke
Gobye
Countre
Mendon
Mich
Oscar Newanaky
Here
Newasaky
Honest Johnny Weaver Wins Philadelphia Mayoral Race
In Philadelphia the quiet campaign of John Weaver, known as Honest Johnny, ends in a decisive victory for the mayoral seat. Weaver rose from clerk to law stenographer and district attorney, earning praise for unimpeachable service and a unique, grassroots stump speech approach.
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Philadelphia
Zephyr
Quaker City
John Weaver
Johnny
America
Hurid
Weaver
Tillman to answer Cannon over 91000 South Carolina claim
March 6 Tillman plans a reply to Representative Cannon who called Tillman’s threat to block a major deficiency bill a case of legislative blackmail. Cannon said government officers computed 34 cents due to South Carolina for Spanish War volunteers but the bill would be delayed to force a $91,000 settlement, urging the Senate to change its rules.
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Warrington
Tilman
Representative Cannon
House Committee On Appropriations
Tillman
South Carolina
Spain
Senate
Trainmen May Quit Threatens Major Rail Lines
A Carbondale Illinois dispatch reports that railroad trainmen and engineers threaten a strike if demands are not met by President Rah of the Waterh company. A walkout could tie up four large systems, with potential spread to the Chicago and Alton, Wabash trouble likely to spread to the Illinois Central and others.
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St, Louis
A_ npedal
Chronicle
Carbondale
Lange
Raitratd
Miemen Ik
Ninless Meotiathan
Ram
Waterh
Shold
Cat Vaga
Ilinois
Chicago & Aleton
Mlinoig
Disgraced U S Consul Refused Help After Shipwreck
Daniel Murphy, president of the Rochester chamber of commerce and passenger on the wrecked steamer Madrona near Bermuda, attended the inquiry. He returned home to Bermuda and condemned the U S consul for Bermuda as a disgrace for not sending aid or a lifebuoy to stranded passengers.
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Rochester
Daniel
Murphy
Chamber of Commerce
Madiona
Bermuda
United States
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Johnny Row
Cannon
Stransky Steel Ware
Vonnegut Hardware Comp
Washington Street
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Ray
Rieke
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van Velveta
Axminster
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