Absolutely Pure There s No Substitute
Horace Ventimore, a young London architect, wins a fortune via a magical jinnee and grapples with wealth. He declines lavish gifts, opting to earn success through his own exertions while the jinnee promises further aid and hints at Suleyman. A mysterious client then appears, steering Horace toward a grand house project as events unfold.
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Synopair
Horace Ventimore
London
Sylvia
Futroye
Mir
Ventimars
Horace
Bylvia
Fakrash-el- Ramash
Yimnee
Batile
Solomon
Jimnee
Clent
Samuel Wackerbath
Jinnee
Wackerbath
Sun Cure Is Latest For Baldness
Baltimore Maryland November 7 A new hair restoring method has been discovered by Robert Saylor elevator man at the Northern Central railroad building. He started sun exposure without a hat in hot weather and his bald pate began to grow hair again. Neighbors ridiculed him but he persisted and now sports a healthy capillary display. He recommends the sun cure to fellow sufferers.
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Baltimore
Robert Saylor
Northern Central Railroad
Saylor
Ray
Margaret
Tednard
Dick Bladly
Strengert double wedding in Michigan draws crowd
Prescott Michigan reports a remarkable double wedding, pairing James J Docherty and Maresa Flanigan with Donald Metonmld and Barbara Beanle Beck. The event drew a large crowd as families and friends gathered for the union in a small town setting with local officials overseeing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott, Mich
Michigan
James J. Docherty
Uriegh
Maresa Flanigan
Heno
Donald Metonmld
Logan
Barbara Beanle Beckwith
Washington's Biggest Wedding of the Year
Washington reports the marriage of Alice Roosevelt's friend Gila McCaulley to Walcott Tuckerman on November 7 at St. Johan church in the capital. Annie McCaulley will be maid of honor. Roosevelt will be bridesmaid for the third time. The couple heads to Mexico City after the ceremony for Mr Tuckerman's business.
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Washington
Gila McCaulley
Aliee Roosavelt
Walcott Tuckerman
Roosevelta
Oyster Bry
St. Johan Church
Court Church
Bradison
Lincoln
Alles
Annie McCaulley
Alles Roosevelt
City of
Mexico
Tuckerman
The Neighbor Next Door and a Soldier's Death
Margaret rereads a faded WWI era note listing Lieut John Harvey and several Privates believed killed in action. The paper recalls Dick Ridgeway, her longtime neighbor, dead in the Philippines months earlier. She confronts memory, visits his mother, and reads his letters describing her as the girl he loved.
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Margaret
John Harvey
Corpo al
Johnson
Pat Clanry
FT Gilbert
Jenkins
J. Sullivan
R. C. Ridgeway
O’ Halloran
Dick Ridgeway
Ely
Philippines
Har Bartes
Mr “Dick
Europe
Jahe
Margret
Ridgeway
Mrs. Ridgeway
Ainsya
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Mrs Paulger Testimony
A testimonial from Mrs. Paulger of Indianapolis extols Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney pains. The ad claims prior doctors and remedies failed, but after using a box bought at Henry J. Hyder's drug store, relief followed and has persisted. Foster-Millburn Co Buffalo distributes the pills nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Paulzer
Paulger
Dove
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Returning Soldier Brings Joy to Mother and Daughter
In a quiet room Margaret breaks news of hope to a worried mother that Dick may still be alive after a long absence. The two women share relief as a wounded yet hopeful report reaches them, and Joy returns to the family, reuniting mother and son.
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Regina
Olympia
Symphonton
Diciia
Wulschner
Aged Brothers Reunite After 45 Years in Home
Henry Russell and John Rosselli, longtime inmates of Santella Soldiera Home in Los Angeles, meet after 45 years apart among about 4000 soldiers there. They recall their connection and share stories as they recognize each other, ending with a handshake and reunion.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Henry Russell
John Rosselli
Vie
Monty
Jota
Mlealien- Yen
Jonn
Southampton
Conn
Temporne
John
West
Mr Cheeseworth's Nervous Breakdown and Recovery
A Newark man named William L Cheeseworth, prominent in clothing and mining interests, suffered a nervous collapse from overwork. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health after a period of prostration. Pills sold by druggists or directly from the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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Thenteworth
Whitam L Cheeseworth
Nelson Place
Wewark
No. Md Market Street
Mlva
Northweat Mining Company
William L. Cheeseworth
British Columbia
Prudential
Broad Street
Newark
Cheeseworth
Aix
No Christmas Presents Ruled by Bank Failure
Baltimore citizens form Empty Btocking club to raise funds for poor children. Last Christmas the treasury helped hundreds, but a Maryland Trust Co. deposit of nearly 1009 is now tied up in receivership, threatening this year’s donations and holiday relief. Other local ads and items follow.
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Baltimore
Cnarin- Big
Mito
Santa Claus
Maryland Trust Company
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Fakrash
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Weil
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Mae
Harace
Beevny
Ninevah
Ventimare
Babylon
Central Artes
South America
Els
Ventimore
Peever
Thia Ellent
Kensington
Mrs, Rapkin
Wana
Lila M'Caulley
Indianapolis
Indianapolia
Birs
Richard
Joy
Hood
Ant
Rick
SCN
Beck's Bakery
Amzssachusetts Org
W. Erie
Mein Chartery
Garland Stove
Koebring @ Bro
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