Chamberlains Tablets and Cough Remedy Endorsements
The notice quotes various endorsements for Chamberlains Tablets and Chamberlains Cough Remedy from multiple individuals including Mrs G H Smith and Mrs A C Kirtsein. It mentions relief from indigestion heavy attacks after meals and claims the remedies are reliable laxatives and quick cures for coughs and bronchial troubles. It also notes Frank Parrott visiting City to see his hospital ill relative Eddie Pierce and Elizabeth Graves attending the opera in City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therlain
Chamberlain
A. C. Kirtsein
Mville
Chamain
Frank Parrott
Ther
Eddie Pierce
Slow stomach advice and visit notes from Concordia
Slow mastication advice and a recommendation to take Alka Seltzer style tablets after supper. Red meats are blamed for sour stomach. suggest avoiding them. A. E. James and infant arrive in Concordia for a visit with Mr. Jesse Joe and Helen Hines. State Pacina City Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imberlain
A. E. James
Infant Fer
Concordia
Joe
Hellen Hines
Pacina City
Fragmentary Croup Report Mentions Chamberlains Use
A fragment notes croup treatment with Chamberlains product and mentions Weber traveling toward St Louis and Kansas City. It reads as a brief health note without full context or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wire. Weber
St. Louis
Kansas City
Fletcher’s Toria Returns Home in Kansas
Mrs. George Cohrs Allam reports Fletcher’s Toria returning home to Kan after a Tuesday trip. The brief item notes the homecoming and identifies the family connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cohrs Allam
Kan
Crowder Adopts New Draft Rules Across Five Classes
Washington Oct 23 five draft classes approved by President Wilson were revealed ahead of schedule. The classifications show every registrant’s group and order called, ranging from single men without dependents to those not covered by other categories, with detailed subcategories for married men, parents, and dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
New York
Baker
Crowder
Northcliffe to Stay In United Press Chief Post
London reports Lord Northcliffe will not resign his role as head of the drillish mission to the United while the Daily Chronicle states the appointment remains in effect. This confirms continuity in leadership amid ongoing negotiations and honors.
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Northcliffe
London
Lord Northcliffe
Daily Chronicle
United States
Warne of Swindiers Heads Probe Into Food Inspector Scams
Chicago October 22. The city council warned today against Swindiers who have been raping a harvest by polling inspectors from the food administrator's office to loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Council of Defense
Workmen Win Their Point In Southwest Coal Strike
Kansas City October 24 Coal miners and coal operators in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas reach a wage scale agreement after two weeks of negotiation They will return to work pending fuel administration approval The contract raises wages 50 to 60 cents per ton and alters the penalty clause an immediate hearing within twenty days if a shutdown would trigger penalties W L A Tohitivon says the bargain satisfies both sides John Wilkinson says enforcement will be pursued and plans to seek endorsement from Independent Mine Operators Association Garfield approval pending Operators Association says the contract supplements an existing one and only becomes effective after Garfield approval Labor leaders anticipate higher costs and higher coal prices to cover wage gains
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Fuel Administration
W. L. A. Tohitivon
Southwestern Operators’ Association
Operatora
John Wilkinson
United Mine Workers
Jor, Garfield
The
Coal Administration
Garfield
Johnson
United States
Imports Pass One Billion Dollar Mark In 1917
Washington reports total raw material imports reaching 1.1007 billion dollars for fiscal year 1917, up 160.8 million from 1916 and 476.8 million above 1914. Major entries include hides, Indian rubber, raw silk, wool, raw cotton, copper ore, and fibers, with total merchandise imports at 2.659 billion and exports at 6.295 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Family Happy Now Boy Was Captured in France
The Brosier family of Bevier, Missouri, visited France when war began. Theophile Brosier and his wife, natives of France, sent their son Lucian home after he was captured by Germans. Lucian, the eldest, was missing for a time but is now believed safe in America en route to Bravidy. The family endured great peril as war uprooted their lives. In Missouri, Brosier later joined his wife, hoping to rebuild. Separately, nearly 9,000 Missourians completed a short course in agriculture at the University of Missouri, a two year program with flexible terms and strong returns on investment.
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Macon Coun
Theophile Brosier
Bevier
Red Cross
Lucian
America
Bavidy
Brusier
Trance
Prince
Winun
Marcel
Paris
Tie Neue
Kalmer
Drusier
France
Brosier
Missour
Than
Missourk
University O Missouri
Cine
Veto of coal found on Robinson Blackburn farm near Dockner
Oil workers drilling 182 feet deep on Robert Blackburn's farm southwest of Dockner in Jackson County report a coal veto. Ditcher B. Wiley for W. P. Ginnis, Eldorado Kan, notes the rain delays sinking an oil well. The ore seam lies five to six feet deep with quality similar to Lexington, vein thicker and deeper than Lexington.
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Robert Blackburn
Dockner
Jackson County
Rowland B. Wiley
W. P. Mc.Ginnis
Eldorado
Kan
Lexington
Bulgaria courting allies amid Balkan armistice talk
Washington reports say Germany seeks a separate peace by pressuring Russia while Germany fights on two fronts. Bulgaria plays a double game by threatening a separate peace to gain military support and territory, but officials doubt a separate peace is near as Allied leaders insist on a lasting settlement. Also reported is the death of Chicago soldier Firvest Deegort aboard the Antilles transport recovery, with details unclear.
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Washington
Germany
Abe
Baker
Aha
Balkan
Bulgaria
Lloyd George
Prick of Briar Causes Death in Williamsburg Area
Lesila Wilkes, 45, died at his home near Williamsburg after suffering blood poisoning from a briar prick on his hand. The incident occurred the other night as medical aid arrived too late to save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesila Wilkes
Williamsburg
Paris pastor to become Y M C A worker in France
The Rev BE B Shively, pastor of Paris Christian Church, plans to depart for France as a YMCA worker in February. He learned this week his commission application has been under New York board review and he likely will be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Shively
Paris
Two Irish Plot Suspects Arrested in New York
Liam Mellowes, linked to the Shi Mein rebellion, and German associate San DY Max Von Recklinghausen are under arrest in New York on charges linked to aiding Irish separatist activities. Secret service says money moved to France for German ends. other aides, including Dr Patrick McCarton, are detained or sought.
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New York
Liam Mellowes
Ireland
San DY Max von Reichtinghausen
William J. Prynn
United Swtwa Secret Service
Lloyd George
Nonse of Commons
Aris
Mellowes
United States
von Recklinghausen
Vion
Sinn Fethers
Miynn
von Recklinghwueeo
France
Coma
Shement
McCarton
Secret Service
Fiulifox
Dublin
Flynn
Miss Hazel Connell Visits Kansas City For Day
Miss Hazel Connell traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday to spend the day. She planned to return in the evening, enjoying the visit and any local sights she could fit into the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Connell
Kansas City
Nevada newspaper merge announced with Daily Mail buys Evening Post
The Daily Mail will acquire the Evening Post in a months long consolidation. The deal takes effect November 1 with old Post owners RoW, Curd, and Tal Long retiring from news. Also reported: Leon, 58, vice president of the Vanderventer trust of St Louis, died after a fall in a rug store near a bank, then at a drugstore for pepalin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Daily Mail
Ite
Row
Curd
Tal Long
the Post
Neweper
Juiing Leon
Vandeventer ‘Trust Company
St. Ovis
Carl Bertz Visits Kansas City on Tuesday
Carl Bertz traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday for a day of business engagements. He planned meetings with local partners and to review potential opportunities in the downtown district.
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Carl Bertz
Kansas City
Federal agents report found 10 million items in Buffalo warehouse
Federal agents announced in Buffalo that a warehouse discovery in the city yielded ten million units of unspecified goods stored in barrels and sacks. The announcement indicated a significant haul with enforcement ongoing to determine ownership and origin.
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Buffalo
Federal Secral Service Agenta Today
Wyshington
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Warwick Hotel
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Long & Shinn
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Central College
Wm. E. Fisher
William EF. Fisher
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Highland Avenue
Joe. Graddy
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John Chamberlain
Hinesley's Confectionery
Hinesley
Lexington, Mo
Myrtle
Odessa
O. W. Phillips
Granite Harvester Oil
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T. B. Campbell
Business University
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J. L. Peak
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