Blood Purification Shields Skin From Disease
The text explains that skin health hinges on pure blood, with pores and glands cooling and nourishing the skin via circulation. It promotes S. S. S. as a cure for eczema acne tetter salt rheum and plant poison eruptions by cleansing the blood, claiming it reaches the blood and removes humors. Special book and free medical advice offered by The Swift Specific Co Atlanta GA.
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S.S. S
TEE Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Eczema Cure Claim From 8.85.8 Product
A 75 year old man from Stockholm Nebraska credits 8.85.8 with curing his forty year eczema. He describes severe itching burning pustules and crusts, and says the product provided a perfect cure with no relapse.
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Cc. H. Evans
Stockholm
Neb
Indicted Wood Case Ends With Plea Fines in Minnesota
Minnesota and the Northwest cases against the alleged Wisconsin Stock and Grain and Edwards Wood company figures concluded with Wood brothers and Forrest Wood fined 2500 dollars each after pleading guilty to conspiracy to defraud. Clinton B Phelps pleaded guilty to mail fraud and fined 500 dollars. Indictments against George W Wood Martin P Quigley Bruce Tuttle and A W Brown were dropped on motion. The final step will be Quigley’s arraignment on perjury charges.
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George W. Wood
Lewis A. Wood
Forrest B. Wood
Edwards Wood Company
Clinton B. Philps
Wisconsin Stock and Grain Company
Bruce Tuttle
Martin P. Quigley
Naited
of the Woods
Shermans. Smith
Minneapolis
United States Supreme Court
ST. Paul
Minn
Wood Brothers Et al
Clinton B. Phelps
Wiseconsin Grain and Stock Company
Page Morris
United States
Charles C. Houpt
A. W. Brown
Houpt
George Wood
Tramp Hurls Carbolic Acid At Woman In Little Falls
Mrs. George Ferrell of Little Falls Minnesota was injured when a tramp asked for food then threw carbolic acid through a screen door into her face. She escaped serious eye injury though her lids burned and a posse hunted for the assailant.
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Little Falls
Minn
George Ferrell
Ferrell
George Gould to Attend Sister’s Marriage Abroad
George Gould said he would attend his sister’s marriage to Prince de Sagan abroad with full family consent and would sail on the Kronprinzess for Bremen. He planned a two week trip, citing financial snarls and political attacks on the Missouri Pacific as costing about five million, while C. M. Schwab and Archbald Johnson accompany him for a brief visit.
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New York
Prince de Sagan
Gould
George Gould
Cecille
Bremen
Missouri Pacific
C. M. Schwab
Archbald Johnson
Bethlehem Steel Company
Dr OBrien Faces Final Day In Vernon Court
Dr Donald F OBrien formerly of La Crosse waived trial in Viroqua and was tried in Vernon County Circuit Court this morning on charges of performing an illegal operation that led to a young woman’s death. He had been released on 1500 bail to appear before Judge Fruit. He practiced medicine in La Crosse when the operation occurred.
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Donald F. O’brien
la Crosse
Viroqua
Vernon County
O’brien
Judge Fruit
O'Brien
Traveling Old Gentleman Have you been to Florence my dear
A brief humorous quote from Le Fargo contrasts travel etiquette. The old gentleman asks the young woman about Florence while the young lady reveals that, in travel, her husband handles the tickets.
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Florence
le Fargo
Lifeline Haunting Death Of Twin Valley Vet
Crookston Minn June 10 A veterinary surgeon P E Solomonson of Twin Valley drowned after attaching a lifeline to a tree and tying the other end to his waist before wading into Strand township Norman county river. The rope snagged and swung him into floating debris where he died before friends could rescue him. He was 32 and single.
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Crookston
Minn
P. E. Solomonson
Twin Valley
Here
Strand Township
Gary
Norman County
St. Peter
Dr. Solomonson
Pleasant Ways for Summer Days on Grand Trunk Lines
A description of summer travel options on Grand Trunk linked routes to New York via Niagara Falls and to Boston from Chicago along Central Vermont and Boston and Maine lines, plus a Montreal extension. Mentions double tracking Chicago to Montreal and asks readers to contact Geo. W. Vaux at 135 Adams Street Chicago for low round trip fares and descriptive literature.
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Grand Trunk
Lehigh Valley
Chicago
New York
Niagara Falls
Central Vermont
Boston & Maine
Boston
Grand Trunk Railway
Montreal
Quebec
Portland
Adams St
Mother and gambler die in Sioux City double homicide
Miss Margaret Sargent returned home to find her mother dead on the floor and Joe Ford, a known gambler, beside her with bullet wounds. A revolver lay in Ford s hand and a note read I was drove to this may God forgive me. The daughter is prostrated by the shock.
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Sioux City
Margaret Sargent
Joe Ford
Sioux Falls Marshal Bitten In Geddes Arrest
In Geddes a liquor crazed Sioux warrior and his squaw were arrested after Marshal Crowley, attempting to arrest the man, was bitten on the hand by the warrior's wife. The woman paid a $50 fine and the husband was fined $10.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Marshal Crowley
Geddes
Tuberculosis Exhibit Opens in Winona
The Winona Minnesota tuberculosis exhibit opened Monday with about two hundred in attendance. Mayor Muir spoke and introduced Dr. John M Begel of Milwaukee who described the disease, its ravages, prevention and cure and citizen duties in fighting it. Mr Easton of St Paul outlined the exhibit's purpose. The display will run all week and is expected to be very successful.
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Winona
Minn
Muir
John M. Begel
Milwaukee
Easton
St. Paul
Compromise Customer in Book Store Exchange
In a brief Harper s Weekly scene a clerk offers Antony and Cleopatra for one dollar while a customer only has fifty cents. The humorous twist centers on the mispronounced request Antony instead of the complete title. No further details or context are provided.
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Antony and Cleopatra
Antony
Harper’s Weekly
Denver Auditorium Decorated for Democratic National Convention
Denver June 8 committees plan the most elaborate convention hall decorations ever. six 30 by 50 ft flags flank the speakers platform with a bunting curtain of 8000 sewn stars. green roping and palm banks behind the platform. 18 ft palms on sides. four 12 ft wings of stuffed eagles above. ceiling bears forty eight 10 ft stars, each center bearing a state name, with each state delegation under its star.
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Denver
United States
Woman dies after buggy runaway in Iowa county
Mrs. George Roth of Iowa county died when her neck broke after being thrown from a buggy on a country road during a runaway yesterday morning. Her husband escaped uninjured.
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Iowa City
George Roth
Iowa County
Three More May Die After Battleship Explosion
Three of four survivors from the Tennessee explosion are in critical condition in Los Angeles hospitals. Dr. Brooks at Angelus hospital warned death may occur at any moment. The gravely injured include Walter Burns of Brooklyn, A Pays of Brooklyn, and S Stamatis of Norfolk, Va.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Tennessee
Brooks
Angelus Hospital
Walter Burns
Coa
Brooklyn
A. Pays
S. Stamatis
Norfolk
Drowned at Little Falls in boating accident
Edward Desbrow was drowned while working on the rear drive when his boat struck a log and capsized eight miles from the city. Two others were nearly drowned. Desbrow's body has been brought here and his mother at South Haven, Michigan, has been notified.
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Little Falls
Minn
Edward Desbrow
Desbrow
South Haven
Mich
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