Cure for 3 skin diseases with Zemo remedy
A St Louis chemist introduces Zemo a clean vegetable liquid that draws germs to the skin surface and destroys them promising clear healthy skin. Marketed as an honest medicine with trial packages free from E W Rose Medicine Co St Louis Missouri. Homer Closson Co lists Logansport agency offering proof of cures.
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St Louis
Europe
E. W. Rose Medicine CO
St. Louis
Missouri
Homer Closson & Co
Zemo
Logansport
Miss Sadie and Annie Wyatt Return From Western Visit
Miss Sadie Wyatt and Annie Wyatt have returned home after a five week visit with friends and relatives in Topeka Kansas and other western points.
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Miss Sadie
Annie Wyatt
Topeka
Kan
Well Known Man in Trouble After Beer Spilled
Mrs. Simmons testified in Justice Graves' court that Montraville Simmons attacked her after her accidental breakage of a full beer mug. She said the man, already involved in prior cases, beat her because the beer spilled, not because the mug was broken.
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Montraville Simmons
Interurban motormen receive drop lights for emergency use
All Indiana Union Traction motormen are provided with drop lights to locate trouble under cars and replace head lights in emergencies. The new equipment is expected to become essential as unforeseen emergencies arise and the lights promise valuable aid.
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Indiana Union Traction
Notable Nods and Lifespans Across Public Life
Sutherland of Utah the young senator born in England. Beveridge reads detective stories after senate days. Justice Harlan may retire to write reminiscences. Jusserand cited as English literature authority weighing heavy works. Roosevelt accepts presidency of tuberculosis congress to be held in Washington in autumn. Evans' flag removed from flagship as retirement nears and no Civil War veteran commander remains. Wyndham dubbed the Ndol of the Indies' gallery and likened to stage figures. Sylvester G. Canney, 57 years as locomotive fireman and engineer with no accidents, now 80 and retired. Richard Olney to leave Boston for Falmouth as summer home resident. Brevet Major General Daniel E. Rucker, born 1812, oldest soldier in U S service, spent forty-five years in uniform. April 28 he turned ninety-six, still active in mind.
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Sutherland
Utah
England
A. J. Beveridge
Indiana
Senate
Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
J. J. Jusserand
Roosevelt
Washington
Admiral Evans
George Wyndham
M. P
London
George Alexander
Lewis Waller
Sylvester IG. Canney
Salem
Mass
Canmer
Richard Olney
Boston
Falmouth
Daniel EL ‘Rucker
United States
Royal Figures and Artful Relics Stir London Circles
The piece notes Frederick VIII of Denmark aged 43 sixty five, wryly calls the German emperor’s draughtboard the most valuable. It describes a Prince of Wales boast about his global travels and land handovers. It also praises Princess Alice as Russia’s czar’s consort and a premier royal vocalist who has performed for charity.
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Frederick VIII
Denmark
Prince of Wales
London
Alice
Russia
James Watson Campaign Stop Moves Through Marion
James Watson, candidate for governor, spent yesterday afternoon in Marion arriving from Rushville at 2 o clock. He spoke at the circuit court room to an open meeting of the republican central committee and remained at the republican headquarters for the evening before departing for Muncie for an afternoon engagement.
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James Watson
Marion
Rushville
Court House
Republican Central Committee
Circuit Court
Muncie
County Attorney Demands Full Names On Voting Machines
County Attorney Q A Myers says voting machines sent to Deer Creek township lack enough spaces for all electors and township, county and state officers. He states voters may choose parts of tickets, and notes machines must be redesigned to accommodate all names.
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Deer Creek
Bethlehem
Q. A. Myers
Dr. Gray
Mr. Myers
Campaign Meeting Highlights Local Democratic Strategy
Congressman George Rauch attended the Cass county central committee meeting. He spoke on the challenges of a congressman's life and encouraged unity. District Chairman Emshwiler urged full cooperation to win the district, and Guthrie stressed keeping poll books current. Rauch then met local Democrats afterward.
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George Rauch
Democratic Central Committee
Rauch
Congress
Emshwiler
Hartford City
Cass County Committee
Guthrie
Good Lincoln League to Continue Campaign Work
The Good club of Huntington plans to carry on the political effort for Dr. Charles Good's congressional bid, possibly renaming as the Good Lincoln League club. Dr. Good indicated visiting in the city that multiple district clubs may form to back county and congressional tickets during the campaign.
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Good Club
Huntington
Charles Good
Congress
Good Lincoln League Club
Times at the Poles Explain Global Time Concept
The article explains that all longitudes meet at the north pole making it noon there when it is noon in any northern hemisphere location. It argues time difference collapses at the pole so one could imagine any hour of the day being correct, effectively a perpetual blend of times at the pole.
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London
Boston
San Francisco
New York
North Pole
Pekin
Northern Hemisphere
Pole
Tailor Advertisement for fashionable suits 1734
Notice to gentlemen and others offering Druggers Sagathie and Duroy suits in various sizes and prices at the Two Golden Balls Covent Garden. Ready made horseman coats morning gowns cloaks and fabrics including German Serge at discounts, with shop location Hart Street Bow Street.
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Sagathie
Duroy
Great Hart Street
Bow Street
Covent Garden
Tea Table Etiquette From a Bygone Tea Time
A century ago etiquette frowned on adding cream or sugar to tea. The rule required tasting tea with a spoon before the hostess asked if it was to the guest’s liking.
Dr Clarke Rogers Granted Medical License in County
Dr Clarke Rogers son of the late Dr Joseph Rogers was yesterday granted a license to practice medicine in this county. He will have his office over the Red Cross drug store in rooms formerly occupied by Dr J A Downey. His brother will succeed him at French Lick hotels and he will locate in this city near his mother.
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Clarke Rogers
Joseph Rogers
Red Cross Drug Store
J. A. Downey
Rogers
French Lick
Eccentric Baudelaire The Poet Who Loved Odd Odors
The article paints Charles Baudelaire as a singular genius famed for strange habits and excesses. It notes his green hair, opium use, taste for foul smells, and belief in omens from counting street gas jets and cabs. It mentions his musical poetry and unusual superstition.
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Baudelaire
France
No Card Party at Country Club Tonight
The Country Club will not host its usual Tuesday card party due to circus day and evening events. Members are advised no card party this evening as the social event is dispensed with.
Sleep in crowded hotel room from Father Dempsey tale
In a St Louis Post Dispatch anecdote Father Dempsey jokes that Thomas Kelly sleeps poorly on a Westsidhe Post bed among 200 men in a hotel recreation room. The caption highlights Irish wit and crowded lodging during a wartime or religious setting.
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Mr. Kelly
Father Dempsey
St.Louis
Post-Dispatch
A Sharp Swindler Snare At Paris Lunatic Asylum
A fashionable young woman lured a private asylum proprietor with a ruse about her husband’s mania over jewel loss. She bought jewels in Paris, induced a jeweler to supply funds, and fled with the man she had claimed was her husband, leaving a victim confined and then vanished.
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Paris
Bewildering Lady Betty and the Tea Scene
A fragment recalls a fashionable lady who cooled tea with her breath and a passage about Lady Betty. The verses mention red lips blowing zephyrs to cool Bohea and a white finger and thumb moving to lift the cup, hinting at social display in a bygone era.
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Young
Betty
A City and Its Press
A London Outlook editorial compares Berlin's press unfavorably to London New York and Paris. It argues newspapers drive city development but Berlin lacks enterprise and freedom, being under official control.
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Berlin
London
New York
Paris
Hook’s Practical Joke Draws Crowds to London Widow House
Theodore Hook forged 4000 letters to tradesmen and others to visit Mrs. Tottenham in Sterners Street. Vendors, bakers, doctors, priests, and ministers arrived by daybreak and crowded into the house. Police quelled a near riot. the hoax included the Bank of England governor, the Duke of Gloucester, and the lord mayor, but Hook was not detected.
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Hook
Theodore Hook
Tottenham
Sterners Street
London
Bank of England
Royal Duke of Gloucester
A Wonderful Bowman
A brief note highlights Roman archers as skillful yet they discarded bows in warfare. The historical reflection contrasts their craftsmanship with later military practice.
Legends of Roman Emperors and a London Toast
The passage recalls Domitian’s archer precision in the circus and Commodus bragging of flawless aim against beasts. It also remembers the Star and Garter coffee room in Richmond burned in 1869 where Lord Macaulay was a familiar, solitary visitor who built a toppled pyramid of glasses after dining.
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Domitian
Commodus
Thomas Babington
Lord Macaulay
Calendar reform shifts dates from Christmas to old style
The passage notes Gregory XIII removed ten days in 1582, England added eleven in 1752, restoring Jan 6 to Dec 25 of the previous year. It explains that what is now Jan 6 in old style corresponds to Christmas Day, or Dec 23.
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Gregory XIII
England
Farmer Demands Permission to Fish in Pond
A farmer angrily questions who granted fishing rights in his pond while Enpeck retorts that his wife gave permission. The Detroit Free Press note captures a terse exchange over access and authority.
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Farmer
Enpeck
Detroit Free Press
Changes in education leave essays and orations similar
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note laments that despite calls for reform in education the essay and oration style remains nearly unchanged and the strife for progress continues with little visible difference.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
He Got the Day Of. E pployer-Whose funeral do you
A clipped fragment notes a funeral query tied to an employer with unclear details and missing identifiers. The readable bits reference a day off and a question about who attends the funeral, lacking names or locations.
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Roy Johnson
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