Jeffersonville Resident Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills
Dennis Donovan of 417 W Maple St Jeffersonville testifies his back pain headaches and dizziness faded after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He reports a prompt and permanent relief and endorses the product as the trusted kidney remedy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Jeffersonville
Dean
Jefersonville
Dennis Donovan
Maple St
Doan
Foster-Milturn
Buffalo
Estate Composed of Toy Dogs
New York December 21 Two prize winning toy dogs left to a relative in the West formed the estate of Miss Icy Wareham who sued Eugene Zimmerman of Cincinnati for alleged breach of promise. Wareham died of pneumonia in Bellevue Hospital last Thursday. Miss Dorothy Seymour testified Wareham walked to Bellevue when told she was hopelessly ill and registered as Mabel Allen. Three veiled women and Miss Seymour attended the burial at Stephen Merritt chapel. the service was in Kensico Cemetery.
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New York
Icy Wareham
Eugene Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Miss Wareham
Bellevue Hospital
Dorothy Seymour
Bellevue
Mabel Allen
Miss Seymour
Stephen Merritt
Kensico
Suits Made to Order Window Display
Custom suits available to order with guaranteed goods and workmanship. A. R. PfRinder advertises at 206 Spring Street offering tailored tailoring services and a display window.
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A. R. Pfrinder
Xmas Shopper Offers Gruen Watches and Gold Jewelry
Retail ad notes Libby Cut Glass Gruen Verithin watches and gold jewelry available. Promises red stamps and coupons in a loyalty program.
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Libby
Gruen Verithin
Vincennes Man Arrested on Kidnapping Charge in Indiana
Vincennes Indiana December. Traomas Hobbs arrested here charged with kidnapping his fourteen year old daughter Margarit. Hobbs, divorced from the mother in Lawrence County Illinois Circuit Court, allegedly gave the girl whisky and transported her to this city. The girl was taken to Lawrenceville and released later.
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Vincennes
Ind
Traomas Hobbs
Margarit
Hobbs
Lawrence County
Tinois
Geo
Fobbs
Lawrenceville
Hoobs
Holl
A Coterie of Ancient Fox-Trotters
Dr John N Hurty reports on disease contagion and mouth germs lingering after recovery citing a Hazleton Ind health officer. The piece quotes a Mary Fe fifteen quarantined for scarlet fever in October and notes lingering contagion risks. It also previews January Woman's Home Companion article on elderly dancers embracing new steps and ballroom culture.
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John N. Hurty
State Board of Health
H. M. Arthur
Hazleton
Ind
White
Aother
Christmas Savings Club Promises Easy Purchases
An advertisement urges joining a Christmas Savings Club to ensure 1916 purchases by building ready cash. A separate line promotes GASO-TONIC gasoline additive at 3c per gallon with claimed carbon elimination and a dollar per hour profit, from White Mfg. Dept. 10 Cincinnati.
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White Mfg. Co
Dept
Cincinati
Two Women Use Children in Arms in Shoplifting Case
Detroit police arrest two foreign born women carrying babies who allegedly used infants to hide stolen goods. Investigators Krimmel and Sieser traced the pair to a home where items valued at 350 dollars from Crowley Milner and other stores were recovered. The women claimed the babies snatched the articles from counters.
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Detroit
Krimmel
Sieser
Crowley, Milner Company
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FACH
PFAU
Tove
Wood's
Aixerd
Nate Lee
Cita CS
Lose Daz
Paratha
Wood & Company
Spring & Chestnut Streets
TOY Dogs
A.v
Wd.gatchel& Sons
Keith
Ing Stamps & Surety
Wm. G. Young
Mary FE
America
al Karo Usere
Corn Products Refining Company
New York, N.Y
R.X. P.O
Karo
Sua
Csicaa da
X'Mas
White Mfg. Dept
Cincinnati, Co
Malaga
Cbs
Salvador
Spring Street
Holiday Presents
Ly Some Good Magazine
Waterman
Kers Lucky Curve
X'Mas Postals
United Gas & Electric Co
George W. Dannan
Delta
George W. Bennett
TEL
Eis
Babes Shield Shoplifters
Graham Drug CO
Spring ST
Will J. Morris
Jeweler & Optician
Ag «Vlc Commercial School
Spencerian Commercial School
Louisville, Ky
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