Taft's mink lined overcoat appears after Fargo barbecue
In Fargo a mink lined overcoat valued at 175 dollars was loaned to Judge Taft by Finn Leech for a campaign visit. Taft wore it to a barbecue and events, then the coat vanished after he departed Fargo. Senator McCumber awaits word to locate the garment.
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Ashington
Anthony
Lost and Found
McCumber
North Dakota
Taft
Minneapolis
Fargo
Mr. Taft
Crookston
Minn
Grand Forks
Tidge Taft
United States
Finn Leech
Finn
Somay
Judge Taft
Hot Springs
Senator McCumber
Change in Washingtons district government debated
Citizens push for a new form of government in the District of Columbia as the three member commission system faces criticism. Proponents argue a single authority would streamline administration and improve results, citing ongoing bickering and cross purposes among commissioners. Supporters have long favored concentrated authority to avoid divisive triumpgs.
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Washington
Dis
Columbia
Police Ban on Salome Posters Shocks Washington Aide
In Washington the police inspector banned posters advertising the Salome dance after deeming them a threat to public morals. Gertrude Hoffman’s planned theater presentation was barred from view on city streets though posters lingered in theater lobbies amid actor protests.
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Salome
Guardian of Washington
H. L. Gessford
Washington
Gertrude Hoffman
Mabel
Joyless Hours and Salary Freeze Stir Government Clerks
News from Washington reports anger and relief among 25 000 government clerks after President Roosevelt announced no extra 80 minutes daily work but added a postscript forbidding any department head from increasing salaries. Hours are 9 AM to 4 30 PM with lunch. earlier changes extended to 5 PM. Loeb says the no increase applies only to raises not regular promotions. The move blocks department heads from boosting subordinates’ pay in current budgets. The president’s executive order aims to curb expense growth across civil service.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Loeb
Prealdente Ofder Apolia
Dangerous Kidney Trouble Referred to Dean's Pills
Seemingly worsening kidney complaint described by Lucy Quebeck of Hope Valley. She suffered back pain, frequent painful secretions, bloating, and head dizziness for eight years. After taking Dean's Kidney Pills, the troubles gradually disappeared, with the cure endorsed by the user and sold by all dealers for 60 cents a box.
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Lucy Quebeck
Hope Valley
Hrl
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Culicura Relief Ends Itching After Swollen Limer Condition
A Concord New Hampshire reader describes severe itching and swelling on limbs two months ago. After trying multiple remedies, Culicura stopped the itch and swelling quickly. within days he could wear shoes again. The note includes a 1907 date and address.
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George B. Parley
South State Bt
Concord, N. H
Important to Mothers Bottle Castoria Warning
A cautionary notice urges mothers to examine every Castoria bottle for safety and correct use. It also promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for whitening clothes, advertising a large 2 oz package priced at 5 cents.
Cold remedy flawing prompt cure and ads mix
A scanned ad column promotes a rapid cold cure with a whiskey based formula and doses. It also lists commercial ads for guns and fur catalogs, baby soothing syrup, foot powder, and other remedies. The page includes miscellaneous quotes and notices about church ordinances and gratitude.
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Mr. Gouty
Cutiura
Europe
Kansas City Journal
Schenck
Ian
W. Hide & Fur Co
Mia. Winslow
Lot
Allen
Sydney
Dodds
Aly
W L.douglas
W. L. Dorglas
W.l.dongian
Defiance
Lewis
Robert G. Ingersol
Frank P. Lewis
Poorta
Til
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