Swamp Root remedy ad targets kidney and bladder concerns
An editorial note advertising Swamp Root from Kilmer & Co offers a free sample bottle and book to readers with kidney or bladder symptoms or family history. It promises painless delivery by mail and details include a regular forty nine cent bottle at drugstores, with emphasis on reader recognition.
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Montgomery
Nashville, Tenn
Kilmer
Brent
Br. Kilmer
James Ivens
Soondersville
Soondersville, Tenm
Worsham
Bumper Co
Tenn
Amee
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Indianapolis
Evers
Kemer
Fate of King Peter Vienna Prophecy Stirs City
A Vienna newspaper reports a prophetic tale claiming King Peter of Serbia will die a violent death. The piece describes a peasant armed with a small Austrian-style dagger who allegedly killed a prince and then fled, causing unrest days after the incident.
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Jing Peter
Servia
Michael Obrenaviten
Dean's Kidney Pills Publicized by Patient Testimony
A damaged testimonial from Mr. Fred McIntosh describes back pain relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He reports severe night pains, dizziness, and irregular urination improved after one box, purchased at Henry J. Huders drug store. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY distributes the product as sole US agents at 50 cents.
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Fred Mclntosh
South St
Dean
Henry J. Huder
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Fremember
Prophecy of Kings and Fatal Outcomes Recounted
Fragmentary text recounts a peasant foretelling a sequence of royal deaths and violent ends across dynasties. It mentions a future king who will govern poorly and marry unhappily, an assassination of a king and queen, a successor who dies violently, and foreign invasion looming over a nation. The piece ends with references to tombs and omens.
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Mitin
Alexander
Teter
Herlal
New Trains Offer Luxurious Features and Comfort
New trains described with elegant Pullman cars finished in mahogany and holly, including a smoking apartment and a cafe car. North and south bound trains feature expanded seating and observation windows, promising superior comfort on routes from Chicago to Fort Worth. Also reported is the Nov 20 death sentence for Rufus Martin in the Chas. Schwackhammer murder case.
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Chicago
Ravel
Han Rattag
Onlr
Wurder
Fort Worth
Tex
Rufue Martin
Week Sxo
Murdend Chas
Bchwackhammer
PUNK Street car service on S East St faces resident complaints
Residents along S East Street condemn the streetcar line for delays and overcrowding. Merchants and shoppers cite long waits, with one wait reaching 43 minutes after 6 pm. Call to split the line mirrors other lines and seek relief from the company.
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S. Fast-St
S. Hant-st
Robert Weller
S. East-st
Anocher Perce
J. A. Hook
Prospect
Easi Sts
Henry Rieman Furist
F. J. Meyer
Charles Baase
John Hanley
Hook
Pennsylvania
Achors
Gevere
Rieman
Anerehanes
German press rails at Panama Isthmus shift
An important section of the German press is building opposition to the change in Panama Isthmus government. They argue that two Americans will safeguard German material interests and monopolize control.
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Germany
Werlin, Nav. Ld
Panama
Firemen Smothered at Louisville Factory Fire
A Tuesday morning blaze at a Louisville tannery factory led to the deaths of two firemen as they battled flames. Reports identify the deceased as Luivouloc Coutnelly and another unnamed captain from engine company one. Investigations pursue cause and safety lapses.
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Nay
Lu—Vonna
Coutelly
capGin
Engine Company
Way
Wettellerman
Teuaeee
Washington Winks and a Patchwork of Congress Notes
A scrambled Washington dispatch notes New Mexico delegate Rodney pushing a state bowt bill while Immigrant Commissioner Sargent recovers from paralysis. It records chaotic scenes as congress convenes and mentions several lawmakers including Sibley of Pennsylvania, Stevens of Texas, Brick, Brentwell of Tennessee, Hanna, Morin, and others amid calls on canals, tobacco prizes, and floral imagery without clear outcomes.
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Cor
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Pennsylvania
Stevens
Texas
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Atin
Hanna Jae
Morin
Monnay
Fred Landis
Benutor Keveridge Eough American
Coffee causes hard arguments in town coffee drinkers
A damaged reader testimonial praises Postum as a coffee substitute. The speaker claims quitting coffee cured indigestion headaches and nervous prostration, recounting weight gain and improved health after switching to Postum and following package directions.
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Tovan
Bagly
Eaci
Hair Balsam Promises Restore Gray Hair In Ladies
An advertisement touts a hair balsam that allegedly restores gray hair to its original color and covers black or brown hair. The ad claims healing and beautifying effects, reducing wrinkles and improving complexion. It lists price 1.01 and pounds, with delivery from Jersey City, New Jersey.
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Innes Atleky
Minesy
Workman amputates own arm at sugar creek mine
In McDonald West Virginia during a Monday shift a machinist at Sugar Creek mines suffered a severe arm injury while trapped by machinery. He released himself by severing the limb with a knife, the report notes the arm was badly crushed and lost.
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M'Donald
W. Va
Hava
Sugar Creek
Orde
Shipp Grievance Over Hat Mixup At Country Wedding
Tommy Shipp accuses Larz Whitcomb of misplacing his hat at a country wedding. He recalls seeing a dirty old hat hung after his, and says it did not resemble his own headpiece. Whitcomb defends himself, claiming responsibility for the affair.
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Tommy Shipp
Larz Whitcomb
Beveridge
Whitcomb
Larz
Tommy
Counse
Woman hermit found dead in New York home
Mary J. Oliver known as the woman hermit was found dead Monday night at 248 Second Ave. Neighbors thought she might have left town. Police discovered boxes and papers in upper rooms and trunks containing about 2000 in cash bonuses and life insurance policies totaling 3600. mortgage debts and Harlem property push estate value toward about 59000.
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York
J. Oliver
Second Ave
Olver
Oliver
Lamb
Ife
Harlem
Fighting in Hinterland Report From Aden Front
Soviet forces clash with Mettien and Cutehiube troops in the Hinterland near Aden. Eight soldiers from the Compete regiment are wounded. The Sibremen marchers suffer fatalities including the chief’s son.
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Mettien
Eicght
Aompetite
Heyy
Shel
Sutter Brothers Enter Watik Bankruptcy Case
Chicago report says Sutter brothers merchants file for bankruptcy with liabilities set at 1 dollar for assets. Pearson appointed receivers to oversee the proceedings.
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Chicago
Sutter Brothers
Bohacen
Watikcuptcy
Liabillites
Niblark Od KU
Pearson
Peter Is Serious About It
Belgrade Nev editor of Navasth has been greeted for printing a canard about King Peter about to abdicate.
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Belgrade
Nev
Wil Take Carnegie's Man
New Haven officials plan to give Carnegie money for an ad library project funding five thousand dollars to support upkeep and operations for a year. The arrangement aims to aid public library services in the city.
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Garnegie
New Haven
Conn
Carnegie Wu
Adibrary
Ordera Are Wanted in Springfield Plant Shutdown
Siebers field foundry company halts operations at its Springfield plant indefinitely due to unspecified shortages. The move affects workers and local supply lines as management cites financial constraints and unspecified ulcers.
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Ordera
Springfield
Siebersfield Foundry Company
Boxing Roundup From Chicago to Boston The Ring Action
New York reports on a flurry of bout results across cities. Younig Mowatt beat Mike Nemete in six rounds in Chicago. George Dhxan defeated Bedlar Palmer in two rounds in New Castle. Joe Trowker stopped Alt Heltons in London. Kit Broad defeated Calihan in New York. Kid Coffey fell to Pete Sliven in New Bedford. Chick Tucker outboxed Young Mississippi in Philadelphia. Tanwny Daly stopped Nelson in Boston. July 10 reports emphasize a wave of decisive outcomes across weight classes.
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Mike Nemete
Chicago
George Dhxan
Bedlar Palmer
New Castle
Joe Trowker
Alt Heltons
London
Kit Broad
Calihan
New Ore Teans
Kid Coffey
New York
Pete Sliven
Pall River
New Bedford
Manes
Chick ‘Tucker
Young Mississippi
Philadelyan
Tanwny Daly
Brooklyn
Nelson
Chelses
Mase
Hoston
Clneses
Indiana Flower Festival Opens At Tomlinson Hall
The Indiana far a festival association plans an elaborate display of flowers at Tomlinson hall Newsday night with electric lights and lush decorations. The program includes a concert by the Indiana Pella military band and a speech by Mayor Holtzmayr. Exhibitors from Newcastle and Shortrlitee And Manual ramning high schools will attend, with about 107 musicians nationwide to perform.
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Fara) Festival Association
Tomlinson Hall
Rmid
Nower
Indiana- Pella
Holtzmayi
Ie Speorh
Llier Brothers
Newcastle
Lieweet
Joe Cannon and a Mormon Maid Romance Tale
Washington nov eleven era recounts a distant romance of Joseph G Cannon then a southern Indiana youth with a Mormon woman named Sadie. He recalls a walk home, a firm stance against elopement, and a petition from women opposing polygamy influencing Cannon’s later view and career. He later discovers Sadie was bright, poor, and living in Tahiti, and reflects on how events shaped his life.
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Jen
Joseph G Cannon
Indiana
Niwas
Sadie
Ax Uhry
Selater
Joes Firm
Joseph G. Cannon
Butt
George Vamon
Cpa
Congress
Reid
Foyer Saute
Mirvat
Cannon
Health Alert Prompted by Irregular Heartbeat Claim
Advertised cure touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as a remedy for fast beating hearts. The ad mentions Colton muarantes and states urgent testing or treatment is needed, urging readers to seek immediate medical care.
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Dr. Miles
Colton Muarantes
Suicide wave sweeps Chicago with rising deaths
Chicago reports a rise in self destruction with 35 suicides logged in the nine weeks since December 1. Poison accounts for 25 cases while other methods include asphyxiation drowning shooting hanging and throat cuts. Names of cases reflect personal life strains amid a citywide concern.
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Chicago
Curbelle Weld
Ste
New York Navy Doctor Sought War Prosthetic Grafts
An 18 A physician in New York advertised seeking to graft skin or tissue from wealthy patients for wartime use. Over 159 people answered the ad, offering their assets or skin for the grafting program.
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New York
Navy
Embezzlement Arrest and Political Proaganda Turmoil
A report from Washington notes the arrest of Harty Hoover, cashier of the Beowle? Lota bank in Newark, on embezzlement charges involving 60,000 dollars. In New York Br Hobson seeks police aid to recover a sister’s diamonds, with three attendants summoned to Magistrate Mayo on Wednesday.
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New York
Nec
BR. P. Hobson
Manda
Margaret
Mayo
Teen attack and bomb blast reported in Santa Domingue
Fragmentary wires indicate a teen attack or bombing near Santa Domingue with a destructive event noted. A Washington dispatch mentions a large women’s convention with 74 delegates expected in Cincinnati next week at the party headquarters.
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Cincinnati
WLC
U. Wi
Gonal
Let Hauge
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