Orbine Promises Help For Wives Of Drinkers
An advertisement claims Orbine treats the “terrible affliction” of wives when a husband or son drinks. It touts home use and secrecy, offers a money back guarantee after trial, and promotes a free booklet at a Broadway pharmacy.
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Progressives in Congress Face Rift and Patchwork Plans
Republicans weigh how to unite Progressives with the GOP to gain a national victory. Senate discussion critiques the Payne Aldrich tariff and Bull Moose stance while Senator Goff recalls Lincoln and Libby prison. Labor gains cited as President Wilson names labor ally to government post.
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Changes in Labor Committee Leadership Stir National Debate
The piece notes Lewis of Maryland slated as labor committee chairman amid shifts in party leadership. It recalls Ollie Jites questioning party loyalty while James Monahan surfaces in Minnesota bracketing Bryan ties with GOP activity. Progressives resist full Republican reunion under Hilles, while debate over army and navy policy persists with Secretary Garrison and Secretary Daniels shaping expectations.
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Hell Declared Obsolete by Bible Students in Arkansas
Members of the Fire national Bible Students' association meeting in Hlot SpringsArk adopt a resolution to strike the word hell and the phrases hell fire as obsolete and mythical Other terms sheol and hades are to be avoided unless meaning tomb or grave in order to remove sensational or misleading language.
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Firenational Bible Students’ Assocation
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Hell
Saxo Salve Promises Relief From Eczema
An advertisement touts Saxo Salve as a remedy for eczema and itching in children and adults. It claims quick relief from itching and burning, absorption into the skin, and germ destruction at the disease site, with a money back guarantee. Wert's Pharmacy in Long Branch New Jersey markets the product and recommends Vinci for blood buildup in children.
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Wert's
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Japan shows cautious tone on California land dispute
In Washington Secretary Bryan reports Japan may reply to the California land note by Friday or Saturday and seeks peace. Tokyo authorities consider modifying the protest against the Webb bill and renew the 1908 arbitration treaty later. Jingo public pressure pushes for withdrawal of subsidy liners from California and possible dockage at Tacoma and Seattle.
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Washington
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Seattle
San Francisco
Baron Makino
Unitarian Church Opens to Striking Silk Weavers
Hackensack New Jersey June 4 trustees offer church use to Socialists and striking silk weavers after Hall owners withdrew venues during the Schwarzen bach Hub er strike. Police Chief Jacob Dunn warns he will arrest disorderly speakers as if in hotels or halls.
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Unitarian Church
Jacob Dunn
Schwarzenbach-Huber Company
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First Eugenic Wedding in Montduary Congregational Church
Miss Ethel Daniels Phillips and Aubrey Luther Whittemore wed in Montduary New Rule by Rev. Henry B. Jackson requiring medical certificates for bridegrooms. The ceremony was followed by a large reception at the Phillips home opposite the church on Cooper Avenue.
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Charles Gorham Phillips
Gooper Avenue
Aubrey Luther Whittemore
Luther A. Whittemore
Rogers Park
Chicago
Christian Union Congregational Church
Henry BE. Jackson
Phillips Home
Cooper Avenue
Church Backing Accused Woman In Poison Letter Case
Elizabeth New Jersey June 4 more than a score of women friends and the pastor gathered at Mrs Nelson L Pollards home to back her as she faces a hearing on writing a poisoned pen letter to Miss Charles F Jones a prominent Elizabeth society figure Post office inspectors say they hold letters reflecting on many local leaders and may turn the case over to federal authorities.
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Elizabeth, N. J
Nelson L. Pollard
Charles F. Jones
Elizabeth
Jones
Chicago theater boom with 750 venues and 900000 daily viewers
Chicago reports 750 theaters with 76 more under construction. Half host motion pictures with typical 400 seats, totaling about 300000 seats. Expected added capacity reaches 300000 when new theaters open in fall. Daily attendance estimated at 900000.
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Chicago
Fragmented Dialogue on Domestic Tedium and Hotel Blues
A reader sees humor in trivial distractions such as solitaire and hotel arches. A chambermaid questions the vibe of hotel design while a musician jokes that arches seem to please staff more than guests. Another voice riffs on a canary versus a music box as a bright, practical alternative.
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