Strong Man Robbers Plead Guilty In Saloons Case
In Wisconsin two men John and Charles Scott face guilty pleas after a night of drinking and attempting to cash bogus checks totaling 130 dollars. The article also notes general safety tips about lightning deaths and promotes Electric Bitters as a health remedy, followed by a reflective poem excerpt about nature and a closing line on conscience and fear of getting caught.
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Wis
John
Charles Scott
Robert Madsen
West Burra
Erbart
Fireman's Widow Granted Pension in Racine
Mrs. W. A. Cawley, widow of a firefighter, was awarded a pension of 23.33 dollars per month plus six dollars for her child in Racine Wisconsin today.
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Racine, Wis
W. A. Cawley
Saved His Wife's Life with Dr King's New Discovery
O H Brown of Muscadine Alabama credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving his wife from a severe bronchial illness and dangerous cough. The ad touts it as reliable for coughs, colds, lung trouble and related diseases, offering 50c and 1.00 prices with a trial bottle free, guaranteed by O T Erhart.
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O. H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Dr. King
Dr King
O. T. Erhart
Air of Distinction Sparks Curious Conversation
A playful quip suggests an air of distinction is worth noting, hinting at social trend or stylish behavior. The remark reflects a lighter cultural moment and invites readers to consider what counts as refined presence.
Yeggs Loot Arkansas Banks And Depot Safe
Dispatches from Garland City report that an early morning yeggmen explosion blew open the Safe in a depot and looted several hundred dollars. The gang also attempted to blow the Bank of HiWasse Ark but failed to access the money division. The bank building was wrecked by the blast with no culprits captured.
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Little Rock
Ark
Garland City
Cotton Belt Railroad
Bank of
Hiwasse
Checks for Less Than One Dollar Law Clarified
The treasury department notes no new law restricts people from writing checks under one dollar. The quoted statute is old, has never been applied to checks on deposits, and does not create new limitations for such payments.
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Treasury Department
Harper
Wisconsin Leads in Co operation in Cooperative Movement
Wisconsin shows strong co operative activity with Madison as a center of study and data on state and national enterprises. The Wiscon sin State Union of the American Society of Equity at Madison acts as a hub to collect names, officers and business volumes of independent farmer owned ventures such as creameries cheese factories elevators warehouses stores and other cooperatives.
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Wisconsin
Madison
America
Wisconsin State Union
American Society of Equity
M. Wes. Tubbs
Wisconsin U. S. of E
Postal Clerks Ordered to Quit Union in Chicago
First Assistant Postmaster General Charles P. Granfield signed notices posted in the Chicago city office ordering postal clerks to resign from the Postal Clerks' union. The government views secret organizations as inimical to public interests. The local union includes more than 900 members, with thousands more in other cities.
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Chicago
Charles P. Granfield
Postal Clerks’ Union
Mother Arrested for Child's Death in New York
Coroner Shongut, on the district attorney's advice, obtained a warrant for the arrest of Mrs. Margaret Mosbach after her five year old daughter Kathryn died of diphtheria while under a Christian Science healer's care. Warnings were issued for two other individuals connected to the case.
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New York
District Attorney’s Office
Shongut
Margaret Mosbach
Kathryn
Christmas Postoffice Rules Urge Careful Mailing
The La Crosse post office warns that Christmas mail requires strict adherence to rules to avoid delays. Do not place non postal stamps on address side. stamps may appear on reverse side if lawful. Several foreign countries will reject non-postage stamps unless properly affixed. Ensure full sender name and address on covers to prevent dispatch delays or return.
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la Crosse
Austria
Norway
Portugal
British East Africa
Uganda
Antigo
Barbados
Bermuda
North Borneo
Cayman Islands
Cyprus
Gold Coast
Dominican
Falkland Islands
Gambia
Gibraltar
British Honduras
Guatemala
Union of South Africa
Jamaica
Mauritius and Dependencies
Montserrat
Nevis
Nigeria
Saint Christopher
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent
Seychalles
Sierra Leon
British Somaliland
Trinidad
Turks and Caicos Islands
Virgin Islands
Germany
Great Britain
Rhodesia
Toris Compound Promoted For Rheumatism Cure
An old health ad claims after fifty the body decays and poisons trigger rheumatism. It recommends Toris compound with syrup of sarsaparilla mixed in whiskey, to be taken before meals and at night, urging readers to obtain the original sealed one ounce package and reject patent medicines.
Fate of Tees Steer Remains a Sea Mystery
In Seattle Washington a fog bound December report states the steer Tees from Vancouver Island is lost after going on the rocks last Wednesday. The Northwestern wireless said the ship could not land Tees due to thick fog and heavy gale. Tees carried a crew of 30 and a large passenger list.
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Seatle, Wash
Vancouver Island
Northwestern
Tees
Kuoyquat Sound
Editor Seeks Shelton Wash Illustration From Washington Artist
A New York editor plans a wash illustration for a Washington set tale and sends the writer’s address as Shelton Wash. The young Washington artist replies with concern asking for a tube and noting no Shelton wash exists locally.
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New York
Washington
Shelton
Wash
Teacher When Are Stockings Like a Pasture
Cobb drives 2 peach but foul. Jack Cobb’s line hints at a sports or humorous pun.
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Ty Cobb
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure
Readers learn of a supposed cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as internally absorbed to affect blood and mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward for a proven failure and testimonials offered.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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