Gentle laxative urged for women and children
The article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild liquid laxative suitable for women, children, and older adults. It claims the remedy treats constipation, torpid liver, sour stomach, and related digestive issues, costs 50 cents per bottle, and offers a free test bottle by mailing a name to the doctor's address.
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K. L. Stout
Louisville
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Local papers discuss highway width and public roads
An editorial critique suggests reducing road width to twenty five or thirty feet to conserve valuable soil and cut costs. It warns wider roads invite weeds and maintenance burdens while promoting faster auto travel and future motorized freight, inviting reader opinions on the proposal.
Roosevelt poised to challenge Tammany in New York mayoral race
Ex president Roosevelt is seen as a potential counter to the Tammany machine in the New York mayoral contest. The Chicago Tribune notes a surge of Fourth of July accident deaths, mostly tetanus from wounds, reaching 140 by last Saturday.
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Missing Morning Sun farmer J F Rutt still not found
J F Rutt, a young farmer from near Cairo, missing since Wednesday night, prompted a large search by 100 to 200 neighbors across miles of countryside. Bloodhounds used and messages sent to surrounding towns. no trace or solid lead has emerged.
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Lincoln’s 1859 Council Bluffs Visit Marked Mount Lincoln Summit
Aug 13 marks fifty years since Abraham Lincoln’s 1859 stop in Council Bluffs. He viewed the surrounding area from Mount Lincoln, a summit reachable via Oakland avenue. The visit influenced his later decision to fix the terminus of the Union Pacific at this point, making it a pivotal moment in local history.
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Coadjutor for Bishop Keane Named in Rumor Rife
In Dubuque on August 3, report holds that a coadjutor bishop will be appointed to Archbishop Keane. St Paul announcement says archdiocese rectors will meet August 17 to nominate, with final selection by the Holy See. Keane has endured poor health for months and local belief points to Bishop Carroll of Helena as the likely appointee.
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Campaign to Raise 30,000 for Charles City YMCA Ends
Charles City Iowa August 2 promoters of the Young Men's Christian Association building report successful completion of a 380,000 raise and anticipate a total well beyond 30,000 as the 20 day campaign closes with strong enthusiasm under Carl H. Smith of Ann Arbor Michigan graduate secretary of the University of Michigan YMCA.
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Osaka Fire Sweeps City Killing and Widespread Loss
Osaka Japan August 2 Thousands homeless as a twenty five hour blaze destroys about 20000 buildings including banks stock exchange museum government edifices and factories The fire spreads through narrow wooden streets under strong winds causing mass destruction and heavy losses to insurers while many hospitals report hundreds of injured citizens and relief efforts rise across the region
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Kills Children And Self In Chicago Domestic Tragedy
Chicago August 2 Marital troubles drove Mrs Erma Michel to shoot her two children Meta and Gustav twelve years old then end her life by gas. The children were found in bed with all gas jets open and Mrs Michel seated in the kitchen with a rubber tube in her mouth attached to a jet. She left a letter explaining her acts. The couple had been separated for three months and she had filed for divorce. alimony from Louis had not been paid.
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Cuban Postmaster General kills Havana editor in raid
Postmaster General Nodarse entered the home of Senor Torriente, editor of Policia Comica, and fired several shots wounding him seriously. Nodarse escaped and was not arrested. The attack reportedly stemmed from rumors about a high government official and Nodarse's wife, with a scandalous cartoon blamed for provoking the assault.
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Peru accuses Chile of advising Bolivia on frontier moves
El Comercio in Lima prints secret telegrams allegedly showing Chile via a third party urged Bolivia to deploy troops to the frontier and offered money arms ammunition and officers without pay. In Wellston Georgia a mob killed Sim Anderson, accused of peeping at girls. In Geneva a Chicago woman, Helen Bauer, 20, has climbed Mont Blanc.
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Waterloo Man Shot in Park Road Robbery Ambush
Samuel Doren, returning home in Waterloo Iowa, was approached by two masked assailants on Park road just before 10 p.m. They ordered him to raise his hands and fired twice, injuring him in the left thigh before fleeing through a crowd of onlookers. Police search ongoing.
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