Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Digestive Breakthrough
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a secret patent remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. It boasts rapid digestion of meals, contrasts with harsh tonics and cathartics, and urges regular use of one or two tablets after meals to restore normal stomach function. The copy cites tests showing one grain dissolves 3,000 grains of food and notes availability at drug stores.
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Stuart
Btuart
Daring Indian Kidnaps Child From Union, Va.
Frank White, an educated Indian, is charged with kidnapping his wife's child from Union, Virginia. He allegedly sealed a school wall and, with Mrs. Ballard, forced the night watchman to surrender the girl and fled toward Canada before detectives traced them to White Cloud's home. The child was returned to Lewisburg. Mrs. White hired Hoyle to defend, with possible escape from prosecution.
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Phil“Delphia
Frank White
Prank Ballard
White Cloud
White
Lewisburg
Dispute Leaves Ugly Spot on Wall After Stove Incident
A disinterested party who referred the matter for arbitration suggested someone higher up may have placed a charge of powder into a stove to clean a stovepipe. Regardless of explanation, the episode has left an ugly mark on an otherwise pretty wall.
Phonetic Bids at University Place Baptist Social
A readable fragment describes a Poverty social invitation at University Place Baptist Church on a March Friday night. It outlines strict dress rules for women and men with fines for violations, and lists the program components including admission, introductions, music, supper, entertainment, and the collection of fines.
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University Place Baptist Church
Fear Committee
Cleaning House for the President at Oyster Bay
Carpenters and builders toil at President Roosevelt's home in Oyster Bay as walls are cut and rooms redecorated while gardeners rearrange flower beds. Mrs Roosevelt may visit in June to oversee improvements. The St Hilda society of Christ Church, which she belongs to, sews garments for the needy during weekly meetings. The presidential office is expected to remain in the bank building with similar staff and operations as last year.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Wealthy rival of Armour dies in poverty
George W. Tugman once a prominent Chicago rival of Armour and Co and a force on the New York Produce Exchange died in St Vincent's hospital. He starved in a pauper's bed after a bitter Chicago court battle and failed wheat deals ruined him, ending a life marked by wandering lodging houses and withheld living whereabouts.
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Washington
George W. Tugman
Armour & Co
Chicago
New York Produce Exchange
St Vicent’s Hospital
Potter's Field
Ilinole
St. Vincent's
Indiana Briefs Highlights In State Civic News
Richmond reports one marriage license issued, three divorces granted, and two divorce suits filed. Laporte scouts expansion with plan to annex about 200 acres boosting taxable property by around 40 000. Fort Wayne notes about 1800 funds for a Gen Anthony Wayne monument from current tax receipts. Washington covers a man found drunk beside a railroad track prompting a crowd of 50 with undertakers doctors and reporters. Some local coal mines idle as water permeates ground requiring pumping. county employs hundreds of workers to meet orders amid delays.
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Richmond
Laporte
Fort Wayne
Gen
Anthony Wayne
Washington
Con Hille
Lincolns cabin and Davis cabin merged into one building
A New York report notes an odd accident where timbers from the Lincoln birthplace cabin and a Jefferson Davis era cabin were combined into a single structure. Rev. Dr. Hillis organized a Lincoln program at Plymouth Church with a Lincoln imitator to present the life story, and the mixed timbers were revealed during the Beecher memorial events.
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New York
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Beecher
Hillis
Lincoln
Benjamin Chapin
Frederic Thompson
Dundy
Thompson
Dundy Denney
Oney Island
Davis
Thmpson
Dennett
Cher Ametingham
Nollt Greek
Bowery
Iife
Segerson Davis
Confedertes
How Do Actresses Stay Young and Rosy on Stage
A survey of stage legends such as Adelina Patti Ellen Terry and Bernhardt notes aging seems cosmetic illusion. Actresses deny tricks beyond health and luck, attributing beauty to massage cold cream and staying active.
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Jah Bernhardt
Bernhardt
Lillian Russell
Ace
Indianapolis
President Roosevelt to Attend Ruth Hanna Wedding in Cleveland
Miss Ruth Hanna will wed Jos McCormick of Chicago in June with President Roosevelt as a guest after his western trip. Misa Ailee Roosevelt also invited. The visit follows a promise made to Senator Hanna last summer and was delayed when the tour paused in Indianapolis, Cleveland, and Uncle Mark.
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Cleveland
Ruth Hanna
President Roosevelt
Hhr
Jos, McCormick
Chicago
Misa Ailee Roosevelt
Senator Hanna
Hanna
Indianapolis
Uncle Mark
Russ Hanna
New Orleans Council Sees Negro Admission Debate
March 16 in New Orleans the national council of women misses Thursday opening as New Orleans women stay away and maltors refuse to discuss negro admission to business meetings. No negroes attend the morning session while peace remains the convention’s slogan.
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New Orleans
National Council of Women
Maltors
Vialtora
Social whirl items at town gatherings and visits
The wilted fragment lists Mr. and Mrs. Morris M. Townley at Old Point Comfort, Mrs. Frank Toohey visiting Vincennes, and social events across town. Mrs. 8. R. Greer hosts an April 15 reception on Meridian Avenue. Mrs. W. H. Hubbard, Mrs. Robert Kipp, and Miss Alma Bushman brides elect are noted for upcoming entertainments. Anna Hasselman to speak on Cathedrals and Carl Jaeber to read on etching. Mrs. Bessie Lawless guests at the Canoe Club house.
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Morris M. Townley
Old Point Comfort
Frank Toohey
Vincennes
Adabel Chenoweth
Sallie Hall
Brazil
Alma Bushman
H. H. Friedley
Talbotone
Misa Anna Hasselman
Woca
Catherine Merrill Club
Carl Jaeber
Bessie Lawless
Durant, LT
Rank ‘Toohey
Canoe Club
Riverside Park
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Jeter
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Berlin
Ehman
Ellen Terry
Sir Henry
Iendal
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Saks & Compar
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Geo. J. Marott
EB. Washington Sr
Armstrong
Acter
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Cessenbloo
Pennsylvania
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Indianapolis Gas CO
Federal Union
Hugh Daughert
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