Oakland Adopts The Mountain Of Laughter Peak
Oakland selects The Mountain of Laughter as a famed western peak to be connected by drives and scenic boulevards. Plans call for linking parks on old Diablo with winding roads through the landscape surrounding the city of 300000.
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Deafness From Catarrh Answered by Constitutional Remedy
Catarrh causes inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube leading to deafness. The text offers Hell's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment and claims a $100 reward for any deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured. It advises sending for more information.
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Diablo Summit Becomes California Mecca for Tourists
Mount Diablo, fifteen miles from Oakland, has served as the California base meridian since 1851. The Merchants Exchange led locals to crown it as sentinel peak with a wine ritual, while plans for an observatory hotel and auto highway promise a sweeping view of forty thousand square miles across twenty seven counties.
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Adirondacks Christmas Tree Harvest Ends in Glen Falls
The Adirondacks Christmas tree harvest closed today as the final shipment of trees and evergreen boughs left Glen Falls for New York. The crop is expected to yield at least $1,000,000 in revenue.
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Katharine Encounters a Hidden Thief at the Mexican Hotel
Katharine learns of a jewel theft during a Terricott dinner for Don Pedro Savelli. She recognizes a mysterious guest, James Sinclair known as Featherfoot Jim, as a police suspect and hides evidence while engaging with Don Pedro. The encounter heightens intrigue as she masks the truth.
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Digestive Harmony Through Diet and Care
A healthy digestive system relieves post-meal discomfort and enables freedom from distress. Careful diet and supportive measures promote harmony in digestion, reducing after-eating symptoms and supporting overall well being.
Mystery Intrigue Unfolds as Secret Service Arrives
Katharine confronts Jim Sinclair revealed as a man of many names. Dick Blaisdell of the secret service identifies the Spaniard as the impostor James Sinclair and orders his arrest tonight. Katharine eagerly looks forward to a formal introduction after the duty is done.
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Children in Modern Times Lament Clothes Greed
Chicago reports juvenile probation officer Mrs. Jane Barnard warns youth face style obsession across daily wear. She cites Tennyson and says children dress for parties every day, facing peer scorn for parents era clothes and this pressure drives family poverty.
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Chicago
Jane Barnard
Court of Domestic Relations
Toll of German ships is 734
Berlin reports that since the war began 734 ships owned by Germanys enemies have been destroyed. The ships total 1 447 628 tons with 568 sunk by submarines and 93 by mines. British vessels account for 1 231 944 tons, a loss of 5.9 percent of their total tonnage.
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Sayville
Germany
Punn pleads guilty in Kilbane associate case
Jimmy Dunn, manager of Featherweight Champion Johnny Kilbane, pleaded guilty to assault and battery against Jack Garvey in Elyria Ohio. Dunn paid a $50 fine and costs after a judge’s lecture. Kilbane’s assault charge was continued to January 24.
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Relatives sue for back wages of a man who lost himself
Relatives of Fabian Streiff filed suit in New Glarus Wisconsin against farmer Henry Reedy for twenty five thousand dollars claiming Streiff is owed wages. Streiff vanished in 1881 while hunting wolves near New Glarus and was presumed dead until he later returned home after a 34 year absence with memory loss and injuries.
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Farmer Sued Over Work Paid to Reedy
A farmer is sued for payment claimed by Reedy for work performed. The legal action centers on a dispute over compensation for services rendered to Reedy.
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Watterson marks golden wedding in New Orleans
Colonel Henry Watterson celebrated his golden wedding anniversary in New Orleans with Mrs. Watterson, a granddaughter, and a grandson at a local hotel. He declined offers from several New Orleans organizations to assist the celebration, citing compatibility and prosperity as the best recipe for fifty years of marriage.
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Henry Watterson
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