This Foot Remedy Promises Pain Free Feet
An advertisement touts a corn and callus treatment claiming instant relief and no soreness after a week. It asserts the product draws out poisonous exudations and cleans pores, unlike powders that clog pores. Available at druggists for cents per box or direct from Waiter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago.
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NOT GUILTY SAYS GALLAGHER INJURY CHARGES
James J Gallagher former dock official pleaded not guilty to two indictments in Jersey City court. He faces an assault with intent to kill Street Cleaning Commissioner Edwards charge and a concealed weapons count. A murder charge against him was not pressed by the prosecutor.
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Jon A. Blair
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Edison Invents Heavier Than Air Machine
Thomas A. Edison admits inventing a heavier than air flying machine but asks not to discuss it. He describes a vertical shaft with a basket and rotating kites to lift the device, claiming automatic balance due to low gravity load.
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Spodness
Washington
Drexel protests barograph reading in altitude flight
New York on December 1 I Arustnong Drexel contests the barograph reading from his Till Philadelphia flight alleging he exceeded Ralph Johnstone's 9714 foot record. An expert reading by the Schneider brothers is cited as the basis for Drexel's challenge while officials of the Aero Club of America note the instrument's readings.
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National Council of the Aero-Club of America
Cook Admits Uncertainty About Reaching Pole
Dr. Frederick A. Cook, amid a magazine release, says in his Own Story he cannot be sure he reached the north pole. He discusses motive and honesty, plans to present his case, and notes he will return to the United States with his wife and children by December 22 for Christmas with relatives.
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Frederick A. , Cook
North Pole
Benjamin Stampton
Commander Peary
Br. Cook
Pole
Cook
Far North
London
France
Europe
United States
Taft Busy With Draft Message Ahead Of Release
President Taft spends virtually all his time on the message draft. It will likely reach the printer by Saturday morning and copies will not reach distant papers in time for Friday dispatch. Many U.S. newspapers may telegraph the document, risking text loss and heavy telegraphic strain.
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Washington
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Cold Wave Grips Chicago as Prices and Comfort Suffer
A severe cold wave spreads from the northwest toward the Midwest catching residents by surprise. Temperatures fall with St Paul at eight above zero, while snow is forecast for northern areas and brisk winds sweep the region, threatening daily life.
Homemaker Gift Ideas From Auntie’s Needlework
A guide to simple handmade gifts for Christmas includes a straw sewing basket with ribbon trim and attached notions, a foldable sewing bag from pink taffeta and Dresden silks, a compact breakfast tray with embroidered insert, and a decorative hatpin vase using pressed glass flowers.
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Parcels Post Law Likely and Army Desertions Discussed
Washington dispatch reports Mab parcels post may be proposed during the coming session with a possible six cent per pound rate and wider rural access. Desertions from the army are described as a growing concern, while the center of population is projected to move little this year. Tawney and Taft are noted as disagreeing on federal fortifications and canal defenses.
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Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
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Oklahoma
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Congress
English Aviator Claude Grahame-White and Pauline Chase Engaged
Claude Grahame-White and Pauline Chase were aboard the steamship Mauretania after reports of their engagement. Chase's press agent denied the engagement, while Grahame-White faced a patent infringement suit from the Wright brothers due in circuit court January 2.
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Chase
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Geakame Whitin
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Elopers Claim Fresh Start After Months Hiding in Catskills
Yonkers New York December story details La Vere Tasman and Beatrice Sanders aged twenty and nineteen who fled Newark on September 18, lived weeks in a cave in the Catskills and were found by police. They admitted a marriage claim that Newark denied, saying they ran away for love and promised to seek parents and a safer future.
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