Free Cunningham Plasters Offered To Lawrence Sufferers
A vivid promotional notice promises absolutely free Dr Cunningham's Wonderful Plasters to every Lawrence resident. It claims rapid relief from pain and inflammation, lists numerous conditions, and instructs readers to cut a coupon and request a free package, with the seller covering the cost as proof of effectiveness.
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Sugar lobby hits in Washington debate over free sugar
Testimony before a congressional committee centers on alleged insidious lobbying by sugar interests. Louisiana figures, including Jules Godehany and F Dickinson, defend or deny ties to President Wilson and challenge claims of a pervasive sugar influence, while observers discuss potential harm to business and letters to Washington.
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Hymn and Choir Selections At City Meeting
An event featuring the El Deemnaaheon and Adelaide Haskell Choir with Verne Instradigatal and Peter Porter in a program including Gently Lead Us and Meek Esther. The quartet performed selections and a scripture reading complemented by a closing prayer by Esther Stilwell.
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Ailagh Religions Vortional’ Computer
New York City
Robert Haymes
Louis Youpe
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Frank Delorme
Esther O. Stilwell
Whipped the Chinch Bugs by Early 70s Farm Fight
Thomas Taylor of Rollee Law recounts a tough early seventies battle against chinch bugs damaging corn. He describes tar-coated ridges, holes bored at the ridge base, and daily tar applications to trap pests, a method reportedly effective in protecting harvests and still seen as workable today.
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Taylor
Blues Pitcher Zabel Sold to Louisville Colonels
Kansas City June 12. George Iha, a promising Blues pitcher named Zabel, has been farmed to the Louisville Colonels and will join them at home. Zabel has been with the local club for over a year and earned a noted reputation while with Cheyenne years ago.
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Kansas City
George Ihabel
Louisville Hut
Colonels
Zabel
Iocal Eld
Jile Hinde
Cheyénne
Chiy
Needs Ignite Talent to Raise League Prestige
The club seeks to elevate its image by investing in high level development and facilities. It aims to attract top players, coaches, and sponsors to enhance competition and fan engagement across the league.
Alderika Remedy Promises Instant Relief for Digestive Ailments
A vintage ad states that people with stomach or bowel trouble should seek a doctor, but for those who resist, Alderika is offered as a simple buckthorn bark mix with lyverine and other ingredients. One dose allegedly relieves sour stomach gas and constipation instantly, with Pick Brothers druggists promoting quick action.
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Pick Brothers
Officers School Dons Uniform For Local Militia
Local militia units including JK US company and four from Company HH prepare for ten day training at Fort Leavenworth. Officers School, held annually, offers militia members a chance to study U.S. Army tactics. Leaders: Major Carl Philips, Captain Sam Clarke, Lieutenant Walling, Second Lieutenant Brownlee.
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Medical
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Walling
Brownlee
Mowery Found Guilty of Wife Murder in Kansas City
Charles H Mowery was found guilty of second degree murder in Kansas City for shooting his actress wife Hattie Mowery in their East Eleventh Street home on August 3 1911. After two and a half hours deliberation jurors imposed a seventeen year sentence. He showed no emotion as the verdict was announced and will appeal to the supreme court.
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Charles H. ‘Mowery
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Hattie Mowery
East Eleventh Street
Sea
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Wealthy Swiss Couple Die By Own Action In Tragic Wealth Belief
In Switzerland on June 12, a wealthy couple believed to be the country's richest committed suicide together after years of unhappy marriage. They reportedly had a joint-estate valued at over ten million dollars, but grew disillusioned with life. The pair had been married seven years and retired to a bedroom before turning on the light and ending their lives. Dream Wins Race From Philadelphia To Bermuda The Dream, a small motor boat owned by Charles Tahas of the Yacht Men's Club, won the Bermuda race beating the Barbara II and Toeshin. Kerlorn Uo arrived scratch later.
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Switzerland
Eufeene Maagi
Hamilton
Bermuda
Charles Tahasgen
Philadelphia
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