Chiropractic Power Claims Cure via Sub laxations Cure Claims
A historic appeal extols chiropractic science as the cure for pain and chronic disease. It argues unpinged nerves cause illness and locates disease at sub luxations in the spine. The piece urges readers to investigate and witness how adjustments remove the root cause rather than treat symptoms.
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Chiroprac
Kennedy to deliver Caledonia 4th of July oration
John P. Kennedy of St Paul has been secured to deliver the Independence Day oration in Caledonia. He was born near the village, educated locally, taught country school, and after a career in the railroad mail service he studied law and now practices in St Paul. Edward Hayes Sr. died at about 80 after a paralytic stroke. Caledonia Commercials beat Mabel Harmony 3 to 1 and prepare for a July 4th home game against the Colored Gophers.
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Minn
John P. Kennedy
St. Paul
Kennedy
la Crosse
Board of Examiners of Law
Wisconsin
Edward Hayes
St. John’s
Mabel
Harmony
Old Settlers
Wolford
Hiken
Eiken
Sandstone Man Dies After Altercation With Town Marshal
O C Thompson of Sandstone Minnesota died at the city hospital from a gunshot wound suffered during a fight with the Sandstone town marshal. Thompson, intoxicated, resisted arrest and attacked with an ax, prompting the marshal to fire. An autopsy will be held after authorities respond to a wiring notice.
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ST. Paul
Minn
O. C. Thompson
Sandstone
Thompson
Italian slayer surrenders to Spokane police
Geluo Guigarrala, alleged slayer of Bruno Romano, turned himself in at Spokane to police as authorities in Minnesota seek confirmation. A $50 reward offered to cover expenses to bring him to Minnesota. The Fourth of July shooting followed a card game quarrel at Joe Red's saloon. Basile Cervess wounded. Guigarrala fled into nearby woods before vanishing.
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Eyeleth
Minn
Angelo Guigarrala
Bruno Romano
Spokane
Nick Kent
Jermore
Bates
Duluth
Guigarrala
Minnesota
Joe Red
McInnis
Romano
Basile Cervess
Fayal
Kent
Rev Hans A Stub Dies at 85 in St Paul
Reverend Hans A Stub died at his son Prof Hans G Stub’s home at Capitol and Ham Line avenues on Thursday afternoon at 4 o clock. He was 85 and died of old age. Stub was among the first Norwegian Lutheran ministers to serve in the northwest.
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Stub
ST. Paul
Hans A. Stub
Hans G. Stub
Capitol
Hamline Avenues
Northwest
Tom Deceived Customer Report Highlights Complaint
A customer report accuses Tom of deceiving a client, detailing alleged misrepresentation and requests investigation. The case centers on actions taken by Tom and the consequences for the customer seeking remedy or restitution.
Supreme Court Affirms Divorce Case in Williamses
In Minnesota, the supreme court sustains Winona county ruling in Edward W. Williams v Laura F. Williams. The wife faced accusations of public airing of grievances and cruel conduct including offers to tar and feather and harm him. The husband was awarded $1,000 annually for living expenses.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Supreme Court
Winona County
Humane Society
Supreme Tribunal
Diphtheria Epidemic Spurs Health Efforts Across Minnesota
Northern Minnesota endures a diphtheria outbreak with widespread illness and several deaths. Stillwater plans to finalize the prison site grading as rail spur track work stalls due to labor shortages. In Massena a rescue saves a man from a deadly well gas incident.
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Minnesota
Stillwater
Omaha Railway
Atlantic
Abraham Walker
Massena
Michael Johnson
Johnson
Mitchell
S. D
South Dakota Holiness Association
Schneider
Albert Lea
Minn
Iowa
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Mankato
John Foss
Lakefield
Stratford
Morrison
Tees
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