Carrie Bullets In Her Stockings Spark Fatal Shooting
Special to The Sum Lafayette Indiana September. Charles Lawson saloon proprietor was shot five times by his wife Mira Lawson in the Davinens Alistrict after alleged cruel treatment. He died en route to hospital. Mrs Lawson surrendered at police headquarters, a cartridge package found in her stocking. Eyewitness Willem Russell, bartender, is held by police.
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Are You Tired Nervous Sleepless and Weak
A damaged advertisement extols pure tonics to relieve fatigue nervousness and sleeplessness. It claims the product nourishes nerves fortifies willpower improves health and vitality, with bold claims about strength and vigor. It mentions a "Biotic Discovery" and endorsements from medical authorities and schools.
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Indian girl Lizzie Cardish burns Keshena school
Lizzie Cardish a 16 year old Chippewa from a Wisconsin reservation was convicted of arson for burning the Keshena school and sentenced to life in prison. After a campaign, President Roosevelt commuted her sentence and she will be released from Fort Leavenworth.
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Keshena
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Ft. Leavenworth
The Mystery of Isabel and the Impostor Lord Winter
In a tale of marriage plans and wealth, John Musgrove learns his patron Lord Winter plans to name him partner. A detective tracks a missing father who returns as an impostor, claiming to be John’s father. Jewels vanish, a prison sentence is revealed, and the real truth unravels before the wedding day.
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Musgrove
John
John Crip
New on crown hats flatter youth and slim figures
The Glengary has been updated into a hat mat of French felt and satin. An outer rim of cream felt contrasts with a black satin top dented into a deep groove. At the back, three short white plumes curl over the hair. The hat should be worn rakishly to balance the nose for younger wearers.
Relief for tight shoes with alcohol on the spot
To ease discomfort from tight footwear, saturate the hurt area with alcohol while the shoe remains on the foot and gently press the spot with fingers. The method is described as effective for both kid and canvas shoes.
Admiral Evans Critics Stir Portland Tailors Clash
Admiral Evans claims Portland citizens insult his tailors Inaemuch as no local reports of beatings exist He refuses to believe the insinuations amid the dispute over manners and mentions none of Portland’s residents have been harmed.
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Portland
Reader prints South America article by Albert Hale
The October issue features Albert Hale's investigation of South America with Rio de Janeiro as a focal point. It notes harbor growth, ship traffic, and the shift from horse to electric streetcars, plus Galveston’s civic commission reform as a related interest.
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Se 9 Ueties
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South America
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Pan Americn Congress
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Hate
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
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Rio de Janeiro
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May, & B. Greenough
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Botanical Garden
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Aaven
Elf
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Corn Pritters and Frozen Pudding in Home Recipes
Shave corn from six ears and mix with eggs salt sugar cayenne butter flour and cream of tartar then fry spoonfuls in hot lard to a golden brown. Make frozen pudding from stale cake cream vanilla cher rias and sherry in layers, then apricot float with custard and meringue using apricots sugar vanilla and cornstarch.
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Jesse
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer for Sept 25 1906
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer warns of heavy troubles and losses for those born on this day and for their businesses. It foresees health decline, changes, travel, and an unsettled year with frequent gains and dangers for a child born in 1906. If female, an unhappy marriage is implied.
Everett True Ye Editor's Trip and Local Vignettes
The Casaville Record recounts a trip with Ned Brodt in Savanna where the day operator welcomed the author and shared meals and trains, noting heat above 100 and a warm visit with family in Marion and Cedar Rapids. It mentions a Cleveland lawyer charging for a hat selection and a humorous quip about inheritance and greed.
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Ned Brodt
Ned
Oll
J. M
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Casaville
Wis
A Cracking Play and Witty Snatches of Speech
A quirky collage of garbled quotes and humorous misread lines from a theater page. It includes Mark Twain opinions about reform and a mix of domestic, mechanical, and social anecdotes with misheard phrases and playful banter.
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