Scott's Emulsion Promoted As Best Cold Remedy
An ad urges readers that colds weaken the body and neglect worsens illness. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as the effective blood nourishment to suppress current cold and build strength, claiming it is alcohol and drug free and produced by Scott & Bowne of Bloomfield New Jersey.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Harmony for Mildred Lovers Wed in Secret Church Ceremony
Mildred, a young pianist torn between home and a concert career, marries Hal Thurber with her Aunt Anna arranging a rushed Christmas wedding. The Tankervilles react with shock and eventual acceptance as Hal and Mildred head home after a brief Chicago visit.
Baden levies first postwar income tax in Germany
Baden raises its income tax by 20 percent for all incomes over 550 dollars signaling rising war costs. other German states plan similar moves as the empire faces long postwar financial strain. Dr Helfferich shifts stance saying postwar taxation will be colossalk.
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New York
Germany
Grand Duchy of Baden
German Confederation
Baden
Helfferich
Reichstag
Save the Babies Castoria Ad Warns Against Narcotics
A vintage medical warning notes high infant mortality in civilized nations and argues Castoria, with the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher, offers a safer alternative. It cautions that many so called remedies contain opium or morphine and can harm circulation, skin pores, and fever responses.
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Chas
H. Fletcher
Casteria
Use of Water for Canal Limited
Milwaukee December 24 Chicago will not be allowed to take more water from Lake Michigan through the drainage canal than the canal is now carrying Secretary of War Garrison received a letter yesterday The cities on the lake had protested against Chicago's request to increase drainage from Lake Michigan It was stated that if no more water is taken the Great Lakes shipping would suffer great damage
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McClure
Germany
Paris
Mildred
Lake Shore
Gray Lake
Sioux Rapids City Bank
Kansas
Chicago
New York
Aunt Anna
Hal
Hal Thurber
White House
Anna
Mr. Tankerville
Mrs. Tankerville
Jil
Ned
St. Simon's Chapel
Winetka
Belle
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
G. A. Bading
Garrison
War Department
Great Lakes
Chicago Nightlife Law Sparks Open All Night Debate
Chicago officials clash over the 1 o'clock law as Corporation Counsel Ettleson says cafes with detached bars may stay open all night, not just New Year’s Eve, prompting Major Thompson and Police Chief Healy to prepare actions to enforce or challenge the ruling.
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Chicago
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Thompson
Ettleson
Healy
Police Chief O Connor Praised Over Montana Pete Telegram
St Paul Minnesota December 24 Chief of Police O Connor received a telegram from Warden Frank Conley of the Montana penitentiary. The message identifies the slain Montana Pete as Joe Marshall an all around bad man and compliments the officers for a job well done.
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ST. Paul, Minn
O’connor
Frank Conley
Montana Penitentiary
Montana
Pete
Joe Marshall
Three Indicted in Plot to Bomb Welland Canal
Federal grand jury in New York indicts Paul Koenig chief of Hamburg American police on two counts for alleged military expedition against a friendly power and plot to destroy the Welland canal. Richard Leyendecker and Edmund Justice also indicted for complicity in Teutonic activities.
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New York
Paul Koenig
Federal
Welland Canal
Richard E. Leyendecker
Edmund Justice
Koenig
Defendent Pleads Guilty Ending Forgery Trial
George Lowden of Hempstead Long Island unexpectedly ends his forgery case by pleading guilty as another witness was about to testify. He receives a sentence ranging from two years to five and a half years in prison.
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New York
George
Lowden
Hempstead
L. I
Morning inside bath proposal for health and cleansing
The article urges all people to drink hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this daily internal bath prevents waste buildup, reduces illness and nervousness, and improves complexion and energy.
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Bath
Estate Won’t Divvy Up Iron Mine Profits
The estate of the late Eugene Zummerman of Cincinnati contesting earnings from an Upper Peninsula iron mine will not share profits with Paul Schook, a former Crystal Falls saloonkeeper who claimed he provided the tip that led to the purchase. The court rejected the saloonkeeper’s demand to divvy profits.
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Lansing
Mich
Eugene Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Paul Schook
Crystal Falls
Upper Peninsula
Schook
Zummerman
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