Amory Family Rescued by Campbell in Mexican Mine Crisis
Gordon Campbell saves Daniel Amory and family from a band of rebels threatening their San Vados mine. Campbell escorts the group toward safety to Santa Anna while Amory reflects on his earlier stubborn stance. Barbara Dare contemplates a future with her rescuer.
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McClure
Barbara Dare
Villa
San Vados
Mr. Amory
Barbara
Dan
Mexico
Amory
Marta
Ledro
Ritch
Bobs
Mr. Ritch
Greaser
Jove
Campbell
Cactus Mine
Uncle Dan
Sally
Senor
Pedro
Amorys
Gordon Campbell
Daniel Amory
Black Gorge
Gordon
Santa Anna
Pleassure
Miss Dare
Pill Special Goes Through for China
A Milwaukee freight train carried five carloads of cigarettes bound for Shanghai, China, originating from eastern American Tobacco Company factories and shipped via Tacoma Washington. Chinese consumers, previously addicted to opium, are increasingly turning to American cigarettes.
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Milwaukee
Crosse
Shanghai
China
American Tobacco Company
Tacoma
Real estate transfers on Sixteenth and Ferry streets
Property on the corner of Sixteenth and Ferry streets sold to Gustave M. Gilbertson by Walter Change for 1000 dollars, deed filed with A K E Thomperon. Residence in Onalaskan sold by Louisa Amelia Storand to Mary E. Nutting for an undisclosed sum. Hillview addition and Hillview properties sold to Susan Gehring by Susan Smith and Mary Muhlberger respectively, with private considerations.
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Sixteenth and
Ferry Streets
Gustave M. Gilbertson
Walter Change
KE. Thomperon
Register of Deeds
Onalaskan
Louisa Amelia Storand
Mary E. Nutting
Fen
Hillview Addition
Susan Gehring
Susan Smith
Hillview
Mary Muhlberger
Woman's claim of ideal partner questioned in Albany Journal
An Albany Journal opinion argues no person can truly be the perfect mate, warning that idealized views mislead women about real relationships and true compatibility.
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Albany Journal
Daddy's Bedtime Dreaming Cloud Adventure
A father tells Jack and Evelyn about a small white cloud journeying across blue sky. It sails over green woods and fields, spots golden buttercups and daisies, and watches a distant town of tiny specks below before drifting toward the blue ocean. The cloud is content with its day of travel.
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Daddy
Jack
Evelyn
Weill
Mary
Free Baby Care Book For Wisconsin Mothers Distribution
The National Children’s Bureau published an eighty seven page booklet Infants Care offering practical guidance to reduce infant mortality. Wisconsin’s University Extension Health Instruction Bureau arranged free copies via post card requests to 471 Van Buren St Milwaukee, with topics from nursery care to feeding and discipline.
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National Children’s Bureau
Wisconsin
University Extension Health Instruction Bureau
Federal Bureau
van Buren St
Milwaukee
Many Recoveries From Lung Trouble
A Wilmington reader reports recovery from lung trouble after using Eckman's Alterative. The testimonial, dated January 1908, states a hemorrhage and weakness improved after faithful use of the remedy with no other medicines. The letter, attributed to Jas. Squires, claims the product cleared the lungs and saved the writer's life. Eckman Laboratory promotes its bronchial and throat benefits and lists prices and local distributors.
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Wilmington
Del
C. A.lappincot
Lippincott’s Department Store
Eckman
Jas. Squires
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Geo. E. Mariner
Chas. Crosse
The Gap Between Theory and Practice Seen in Marriage
A witty saying contrasts theory with practice by noting a man who preaches economy to his wife but may not apply it in daily life. The line highlights practical hypocrisy and the common clash between ideals and behavior.
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the Tribune
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Daniel
Cambell
Mrs. Amory
the Growers of India Tea
Castoria
Ydou
BEZEL
Ckman
Mas Brose
Anderberg & Rice
Main Street
Sidney
Winona
la Crosse
Geo. W. Burton
L. C. Coleman
F. H. Hankerson
Jos. Boschert
R. C. Whelpley
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