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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
7
Thousands suffer colds today and may face pneumonia tomorrow. Munyon's Cold Cure, 25 cents, fits in a vest pocket and claims to break up colds and prevent grippe and pneumonia. Free medical advice from Munyon's Doctors in Philadelphia is offered with no obligation.
An advertisement claims Marine Eye Remedy refreshes and strengthens the eyes by cleansing and stimulating healthy circulation. It urges readers to try Marine for improved eye conditions and vision. The copy uses promotional language to persuade both men and women about its benefits.
An anonymous man, a stranger about the size of a City Editor, shot himself with a 32 caliber revolver in the St Fashier hotel. The body was taken to the morgue as reporters scramble for a big society wedding angle.
A fragmentary line mentions a fast rum and a payment of $200 in week 1, with debt referenced. The text is garbled and lacks clear entities or event context to provide a fuller summary.
William A. Radford promotes free expert home building advice and discusses cement as an economical, durable alternative to frame construction. He cites cooler summers, warmer winters, and long-term savings, detailing concrete block and plaster cement homes, shingles, and the plan of a 24 by 29 foot house with a large living room and two second floor bedrooms.
John Philpot Curran and Daniel O'Leary share a witty dinner dispute about St Peter and the keys to heaven. Curran quips that O'Leary would deserve both sets of keys, prompting a sharp, respectful debate on justice and humor. The anecdote, from Kelly's Reminiscences, reflects their mutual regard and sharp tongues.
Virginia asks about frequent meetings with Grace and Harry. Grace confirms they have been together a lot since Harry bought a new automobile.
John Corbin of Boston, author and playwright, resigns as literary director of the New theater citing disdain for the superior air of office. He notes the burden of turning down productions, creating enemies, and the unappealing pose of infallibility. A friend recalls Blynn's wife never admitting mistakes outside family circles.
The article notes many sects in Japanese Buddhism and growing student activism. It highlights the Great Japan Young Men's Buddhist Association as a key new group among Tokyo university students. Its older members hold high social and political positions, boosting influence across intellectual circles.
A collage of health ads and quips touts Pape’s Diapepsin for quick relief from indigestion and sour stomachs, alongside cautions about oysters and tonics. It mentions Hanolin Eye Salve, Dr. Pierce’s Pellets, buckwheat flour flavor, and peculiar quotes about manners and law.
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