Local (Tipton) Briefs Note Visitors and Travels
Local itemized notes show Mrs. Clark Davis visiting relatives in Tipton, Miss Mary McClellan in Aullville, Miss Leila Gordon from Kansas City visiting friends, and many others traveling to Marshall, Kansas City, Clinton, Eldorado Springs, or Mount Washington for relatives or fairs. Several named individuals from St Joseph, Boston Pa, Arkansas and Missouri visit here or leave for work and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Davis
Tiptor
John Taubman
Marshall
Mary McClellan
Aullville
Leila Gordon
Kansas City
Walter Frozier
W. Williams
Clinton
Eldorado Springs
Henry Williams
Napoleon
J. M. Lowe
J. E Robison
C. N. Andrews
Boston
Samuel J. Andrews
M. & Boyer
Mrs Hague
Nancy Vivian
Pauline Sellera
Frank Hudlins
Milford Riggs
James T. W. McKean
Tipton
D Gwinoner
E.i W. White
Munday
Indian Territory
Lexington College
M. E. Wisher
R. Potts
J. M. Poage
Chillicothe
James Hays
Annabelle
Saline County
Cancer Treatment by Trypsin Sparks Controversy
In McClure's August issue, Dr. W. Salseby discusses Dr. John Beard's embryology based theory that cancer arises from germ cells left after embryonic development. The piece describes mouse experiments supporting the theory and notes critiques by several physicians, presenting a cautious view on Trypsin as a curative agent.
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McClure
W. Salseby
M. D
John Beard
Beard
Twenty Years of Battle Ends with Arnica Salve Cure
A.M. Bruce of Parmviils, Virginia, writes of a twenty year struggle with chronic piles and malignant adzes that was turned by Crenshaw and Young druggist's Arnica Salve. The product supposedly cured the ailment and left no trace. Best for old floors, cots, burns and wounds. 250 at Crenshaw & Young.
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Bocklen
A.M. Bruce
Parmviils
Crenshaw & Young Druggist
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A fragmented historical passage discusses congressional dynamics, Speaker Cannon, and public opinion. It references John Sharp Williams, a statehood bill, meat inspection, and media relations, noting the House and Senate tension and speculation about a presidential nomination.
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Cannon
John Sharp Williams
Mather
Hi High Horse
Losaly
Congress
Senate
House
Qanvon
Beveridge
Lodisna
Everybody's Magazine
Opportunity for Men of Military Experience in Jamestown Guard
Capt Henry W Carpenter of the USMC leads the Powhatan Guard at the Jamestown Exposition to patrol grounds and maintain order. He seeks men aged 21 to 40 with service in the Army Navy Marine Corps State Militia or military schools. four companies will form battalion with mounted units and standard uniforms.
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Norfolk
Henry W. Carpenter
United States Marine Corps
Powhatan Guard
Carpenter
Cap Carpenter
Garry Guthe
Goder
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Navy Department
Exposition Guards
Atlantic Hotel
Sno
United Sistes
Mounteds
U. S
National Guard
Schoool College
Jamestown Exposition to Guard Grounds with New Army Units
Enlisted men will receive monthly pay of 30.00 for mounted service and 25.00 for other roles with increases for non commissioned officers. Allowances cover uniforms subsistence quarters clothing and equipment. Applicants must undergo a physical exam before selection. Jamestown position to host one of the most notable guard organizations for the exposition.
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Monarc Ae
Jamestown
Missouri Bryan reception committee names announced
Senator Stone announces the Missouri contingent for a Bryan reception in New York on August 81. The roster includes Governor Joseph W. Falk as chairman and former governors David R. Francis, Lon V. Stephens, T. T. Crittenden, A. M. Dockery. with many statewide officials and party members from St. Louis Kansas City Jefferson City and other towns. Democratic members of Congress and club presidents are invited to participate.
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Stone
Missouri
Bryan Reception Committee
New York
Joseph W. Falk
David R. Francw
Charles W. Knapp
St. Louis
Lon V. Stephens
Thomas
T. T. Crittenden
Kansas City
Joe
A. Reed
A. M. Dockery
Gallatin
W. A. Rothwell
Moberly
D A. Ball
Louisiana
Ee Q. Orchard
Poplar Ela
H. F. Stapel
Rockport
John France
Forest City
Fred W. Fleming
Thomas Connor
Joplin
Ralph Walker
Springfield
Congress of
Jefferson
Democratic
Jackson Club
Monroe Club
St. Joseph
Got His Name
A traveler in Europe uses a courier to register at an Austrian inn. His servant copies the master’s name from a portmanteau but the inn’s book shows the unusual entry Monsieur Warranted Solid Leather, revealing a mistaken or humorous registration. The tale turns on language and misreading in a foreign police register.
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Europe
Austria
Emperor William tests field exercises behind lines
Emperor William watched Metz training from a prone position to judge each soldier’s aiming. A soldier was warned with a terse remark that three days' imprisonment could follow if detected, revealing the emperor's strict discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Metz
Man Who Has Stayed Too Long Cited in Witty Exchange
Miss Patience Gonne quips to Mr Staylate that a man who has stayed too long is the beat thing. The exchange appears in a satirical note cited by Catholic Standard, reflecting on lingering presence and social timing.
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Patience Gonne
Truthful Photographer Promises but Fails to Deliver
A Fort Till summit photographer offers to mail copies to subjects who pose in his gallery. He convinces a gullible elderly couple, claiming dozens have paid, yet none have received any photographs. The scene captures a wary aunt and her skeptical companion in a doorway gallery tale.
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Fort Till
Vicksburg
Keeping A Watch Clean On Long Tours
Automobilists face dust buildup in watches during long trips. Open the front case and apply a thin film of vaseline around the lid seat using a chipped chisel shaped tool. Do the same on the back lid. Use a small amount to form an uninterrupted film. Reopen after a month or six weeks to remove accumulated dirt and repeat.
Jury Fines Convicted Man in Aggravated Assault Case
Texas correspondent reports a jury verdict after two hours out. They find the defendant guilty of aggravated assault and assess a $25 fine. One juror refused to convict, holding out for a harsher outcome, forcing a complex, fractured verdict.
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Texas
Missouri rooster sets state record price at auction
A white Plymouth Rock rooster sold for 800 dollars, the highest price ever paid for a rooster in Missouri. William Miller of Crescent paid the top amount, with the bird defeating rivals in state shows and surpassing prior records that reached five hundred? The record underscores rising interest in prize poultry in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
William Miller
Crescent
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Innuendo Quip Echoes Immigrant Metaphor in Courier Line
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a verbal quip about Charley’s age and status, joking that his remark resembled an immigrant entering a new world. The exchange highlights playful wordplay on being “landed” and “immigrant.”
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Charley
Louisville Courier Journal
Kodal for Dyspepsia Breath Freshener Claim
An advertisement extols Kodal as the sole remedy to aid digestion and create sweet breath. It links healthy digestion to odorless breath and lists benefits such as relief from sour stomach and heart palpitations, urging use after meals. Promoter is Lalit Hy Cenahaw & Young, 7-Tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalithy Cenahaw & Young
Summer Travel Guide to Wisconsin Resorts
A promotional item urges readers to request the illustrated Summer Book detailing when where and how to visit dozens of Wisconsin resorts via Wisemen Coreal Railway. Free on application to Jas. O. foxy G. P. A. Wisconsin Contra ry Milwaukee May lm.
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Waukesha
Waupaed
Fifield
O'Er
Wisemen Coreal
Jas
O. Foxy
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
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