Dry States Irrigation Plans Stir Senate Fight
Washington dispatch reports constitutional lawyers preparing for a clash over plans aimed at restricting interstate liquor traffic. The Judiciary committee’s bill would not block shipments at borders but require full names and addresses on packages, provoking debate among pro and anti prohibition senators. In Booneville Missouri a wealthy hen valued at nearly $1000 a pound attracts attention as owners lavish care and travel costs, while a single pampered hen allegedly costs $1800 yearly to maintain.
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Judiciary Committee
Consignor
Consignee
Nquor
Beattl Woosh Vaudeville Performer Eats Hardware
Beattl Woosh, a vaudeville act renowned for swallowing glass and metal, had eleven knife blades six screws five nails three tacks and other hardware removed from his body by a surgeon. Harrison, in the business twenty years, claims the ingested metals total a ton and questions why the removed pieces were indigestible. New York notes Barnard students to stage Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew with four performances by all female cast tomorrow and Saturday.
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Beattl
Woosh
Henry Harrison
Barnard College
New Discovery credited for curing pneumonia fear and cough
Jesse Morris of Skippera Virginia recounts a spring 1908 bout with severe cough and feared consumption. He says Dr King s New Discovery helped instantly and after two and a half bottles he recovered, calling it the best remedy for lung diseases worldwide. Sold with guarantee at Newlin drug store. 600 and 1 Trial bottle free.
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Skippera
Coles
Dr. King
Newlin Drug Store
Notice to Bid on Pest Property by City Council
The city recorder invites bids until 4 o clock May 6 for a property known as the pest property with conditions. Five acres where the pest house sits are reserved for the lease of the entire property, cash terms only, bid must include a twenty five dollar check. The city may reject oral bids. By order of the city council. D B Cox, Recorder. The Evening Observer Union County’s representative paper.
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Little Gem
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Banner Springs
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