Post Office Urges Early Christmas Mail and Registration
The department warns of holiday congestion and urges early sending of packages with eight cent registration to insure delivery or indemnity up to twenty five dollars if lost. Rules tighten on fourth class mail with fines for violations and wrap and address guidelines to improve timely arrivals.
Dress Suit Dilemma at Poor Commission Office
Poor Commissioner Burdick holds a unused dress suit donated for the poor. He contemplates best use as a rental to fund aid, while noting many other donated garments are worn and ragged in the office. He fears cutting up the suit would waste its value and plans to retain it until a qualified applicant arrives.
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Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Longtime Nasal Sore
Twenty years of nasal catarrh troubled W L Rawls of Bells Tennessee until he applied Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to the sore area. The swelling and soreness disappeared and did not return. The ad claims the salve is the best and it lists a price of 25 cents at O T Erhart, druggist.
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W. L. Rawls
Bells
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O. T. Erhart
Small, Thin Ears Signify Refined Taste
A brief note highlights ears that are small and almost transparent as a sign of refined, delicate taste. The observation contrasts ordinary features with a perceived elegance and subtlety in ear form.
Big Stick a Peril Says Watterson
Henry Watterson criticizes President Roosevelt for overcentralizing power, warning the pendulum must swing back to preserve home rule. He cites the constitution as supreme, urges adherence to organic law, and argues for limited government within the states and federal system.
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Roosevelt Aid to Mormons Sparks Senate Debate
In Washington Senator Dubois of Idaho argued against seating Reed Smoot and accused President Roosevelt of aiding the Mormons in the last election. The House adopted a resolution to probe the lumber trust while the Supreme Court cleared Albert Patrick’s case, enabling Governor Higgins to consider a sentence commutation.
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Idaho
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Patrick
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Robber Receives Twenty-Year Sentence in Train Theft
Jesse Rumsey, convicted robber of the Alton train theft on November 8, is sentenced to twenty years in prison. The trial concluded in Marshall, Missouri, today.
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Jesse Rumsey
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Reichstag Dissolved Over Africa Quota Dispute
Berlin December 14 The Reichstag refused to grant funds requested by the emperor for forces in southwest Africa. Von Buelow announced the decree dissolving the Reichstag.
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Reichstag
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von Buelow
Hill at Bowie Texas Doubles Weight After Cure
W L Hill, once weighing 90 pounds, has grown to over 180 pounds after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds for twelve bottles. He claims a complete cure from a terrible cough and consumption and credits the remedy with his recovery. Trial bottle offered free by O T Erhart druggist. 50c and 1.00.
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W. L. Hill
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Ears Said to Reveal Character in Shape and Traits
An editorial note posits that a person’s character often shows through ear shape and accompanying traits. It argues certain ear characteristics consistently align with specific personalities.
Ministers violate laws on marriage ceremonies in La Crosse
County officials accuse local clergy of ignoring Wiscon sin marriage statutes. They cite lack of parental consent for underage marriages and failure to file certificates within thirty days. Officials warn that certificates are often held back for weeks or months, revealing broad noncompliance.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse
Reopening Planned for the Unique Theater by Michnisky
WUE UO reports F Michnisky former Unique theater manager has returned claiming financial backing to reopen the Unique as a picture house. He says vaudeville will not return and notes prior to his departure the venue was profitable while he faced loss after leaving. He and Lavalle of Minneapolis own the theater and are now formulating plans.
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F. Michnisky
Unique Theater
Unique
Mr. Michnisky
Mr. Michinsky
Mr. Lavalle
Minneapolis
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