Cuticura Soap Endorsed By Medical Professions Worldwide
Physicians nurses pharmacists and chemists endorse Cuticura Soap for its delicate emollient sanitary and antiseptic skin care properties. The ad claims Cuticura Soap with Ointment as a universal great Skin Cure, pure and safe from birth, promising cleansing purifying and beautifying effects for toilet bath and care of baby skin and scalp.
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Bic
Otter Mig Ph Chem. Corp
Boston
Blalted
Suffered for months Miss Filla Off
A Indy resident at 1197 Linden St Indianapolis recounts illness with run-down constitution and invalids the tonic failed, then reports quick improvement after taking Peruna. She credits recovery and better sleep, and recommends contacting Dr Hartman for free medical advice with strict confidentiality.
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Miss Filla
Linden St
Indianapolis
Ind
Ella
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Missouris Amended Bill Expands Post Office Fraud Suit
In St Louis dramatic legal action grows as Lewis faction files an amended injunction bill in the United States Circuit Court seeking to renew the post office fraud order. Judge McPherson had denied prior consent on July 19. Hearings will be before Circuit Judges Sanborn or Vandeventer in St Paul, with attorneys traveling from St Louis and St Paul to present arguments. Refugees flood St Louis hotels as Yellow Jack fears drive northerly movement of bankers merchants and plantation owners fleeing the South.
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Lewis
St. Louis
The
People’s United States Bank
Post Office
United States Circuit Court
Smith McPherson
Eighth Cirecuit
St. Paul
Sanborn
Vandeventer
McPherson
Dyer
Houpt
Shepard Barclay
Southland
Union Station
Jefferson
Louisiana
Mississippi
Boston
New York
Chicago
Twelock
Acquittal Verdict in State Senator Farris Bribery Trial
Jefferson City confirms the jury verdict acquitting State Senator Frank Farris in a bribery trial. The 10 25 Sunday morning decision follows a ballot history from eight to four then two more jurors swayed to acquittal, rendering a unanimous result and likely ending related indictments against ex State Senator Charlie Smith of St. Louis. The outcome may influence whether the St. Louis case is brought back for dismissal without trial this term.
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Jefferson City
Frank Farris
St. Louis
Farris
Charlie Smith
Martin
Davis
Quarantine Tightened for Southern Travelers in Missouri
Missouri announces strict fever quarantine for the South with certificates of health required for all travelers. Inspectors will patrol the southern frontier and river points to enforce health bills, detain suspects at interior camps, and hold incubating travelers for five days before release if no fever appears.
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St. Louis
Missouri
State Board of Health
Boakds of Health
State Board
Many lawsuits filed over Salmon Bank mismanagement
Clinton mo reports a flood of suits over Salmon and Salmon Bank failures. William Adair filed a 223.44 suit claiming forged notes by Casey with Ball, Colt, and Minnie Avery named in actions. James M Freeman seeks 1800 as a trust fund after deposits and a failed Hargis grain draft.
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Clinton
Salmon & Salmon Bank
Wiliam Adair
The
Casey
Adair
Parks S. Ball
Mary A. Colt
Minnie Avery
Colorado Springs
James M. Freeman
Egger
B. F. Hargis Grain Company
Hargis
Plaza melee ends in knife duel between kitchen staff
At the Plaza hotel on Locust Street in St. Louis guests heard fighting among kitchen workers. Henry Gray, about 21, a dishwasher, and Arthur Batchelor, second cook, both Black, fought with steel kitchen knives for five minutes in the kitchen adjoining the dining room, Gray sustaining cuts to the shoulder lip and chin.
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St. Louis
Plaza Hotel
Locust Street
Henry Gray
Arthur Batchelor
Gray
Malden Man Held After Preliminary Assault Charge
William Harris, a 45 year old farmer of Malden, charged with assaulting his 15 year old daughter Rosa, was held to await Dunklin County Grand Jury without bail after a Friday preliminary examination. Rosa testified of over a year of abuse, corroborated by her two married sisters, as a large crowd applauded the justice verdict and Harris spoke defiantly.
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Malden
William Harris
Rosa
War Brews Over Railroad Through St Louis County
In St Louis, the St Louis Terminal and Belt Railway collide with Dr. W Carl Feld over a 20 foot strip of his land as the railroad advances through St Louis county. The dispute raises questions about possible violence civil suits or a future agreement or truce, though resolution appears unlikely now.
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St. Louis
Zinc ore duties boost Missouri mining region demand
A recent ruling placing duties on zinc ores imported from British Columbia and Mexico has spurred a quick rise in demand for local zinc ore products in Southwestern Missouri and Southeastern Kansas and driven up ore prices. The department decision has yielded a prompt, beneficial effect on the regional mining industry.
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Carthage
British Columbia
Mexico
Missouri
Kansas
Fire destroys Nelson Building in Hannibal
The Nelson building, a three story block opposite the public park, was nearly burned down by a fire about 6 o'clock Saturday morning. Contents of several stores and the paraphernalia and furniture of four or five secret societies were lost.
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Hannibal
Nelson
Girl Killed in Runaway at Rich Hill Missouri
Miss May Carroll daughter of M V Carroll of Deepwater township was killed Saturday evening in a runaway accident near Rich Hill Missouri.
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Rich Hill
May Carroll
M. V. Carroll
Deepwater Township
Fire at Kansas City Milling Company Wipes Mill and Warehouses
Fire in Kansas City Missouri destroyed the mill warehouses and elevator of the Kansas City Milling Company along Twenty fourth street. Loss totaled 100000 with grain and flour valued at 20000 destroyed. Insurance stood at 92000. Cause unknown, starting in boiler rooms. firefighters worked for hours and several were overcome by heat but none seriously hurt.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Milling Company
Twenty-fourth Street
Bartlett Steel Works Destroyed By Fire Near Joplin
Joplin mills face weeks of delay after a early Thursday fire destroys Bartlett Steel Works on the city edge. All machinery ruined and building operations halted pending salvage and cleanup. The report cites extensive damage to the plant and surrounding facilities.
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Joplin
Bartlett Steel Works
Prosperous farmer Mister Knight found in serious condition
Clarence near town reports Mr Knight, a prosperous farmer, found in a serious state Thursday morning. He escaped, then was located miles away while searching for his pocketbook. Local belief holds he was doped and robbed of his money.
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Clarence
Knight
Hinx
O'Byrne Mystery Uncleared Buried in Springfield
Springfield mourns James P O Byrne found dead on Frisco tracks near Ascadia city. Funeral held Thursday at Catholic Cemetery with conductor Tayior of Mansas City noted in the report.
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O'Byrne
Springfield
James P. O'Byrne
Ascadia
Tayior
Mansas City
Thursby
Thousands of Women Benefit From Lydia E Pinkham Medicine
Thousands of American women credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and vigor. The ad touts cures for menstruation problems, backache, leucorrhea, uterine diseases, and other female ills, urging women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts and highlighting genuine testimonials and medical support. It also notes sports and a French astronomer who enjoyed spiders and caterpillars as diet curiosities.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Frinkham
Grateful Testimonial for Cuticura Healing Severe Skin Ailment
Miss Nellie Vander Wiele of Lakeside New York shares a letter praising Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She describes months of awful sores on her face and neck, intense itching, and oozing, which improved after two uses of the soap and three boxes of the ointment, claiming complete cure.
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Nellie Vander Wiele
Lakeside
N.Y
School Children Overworked Says German Expert
A German hygiene expert Dr Schmidt Monnard of Halle reports that sick children in morning and afternoon sessions exceed those only in forenoon by half. A Homeseekers Guide offers maps for visitors to the Intah Indian reservation in eastern Utah opening for settlement August 28. Send postpaid for address label to W H Emmons 700 7th St Denver Colorado.
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Schmidt-Monnard
Halle
Intah
Utah
W. H. Emmons
7Th St
Denver
Colorado
Girls Best Safeguard and Daughters' Future Careers
Woman urges teaching daughters independence beyond tennis and parties. She advocates education and access to a profession at their fingertips, emphasizing practical safeguards for their futures.
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Ifere
Stop Babies T tears Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Ad
Ninety percent of babies' troubles stem from stomach or bowel issues and can be cured with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a digestive laxative. It digests curdled milk sweetens breath reduces fever relieves pain and is harmless to mother or child. Sold by druggists at 6Ge and 1. Money back if it fails.
Defiance Starch Promises Superior Quality and Value
A London Telegraph quip contrasts grandpa and a rooster while urging housewives to try Defiance Cold Water Starch. The ad touts a 10 cent package containing 16 ounces versus 12 ounces in rival brands, claiming high quality and guaranteed superiority to win repeat use.
Barmaids Under Ban In Norway Public House Rule
An old clipping notes that Norway forbids women or girls from serving in public houses. It also advertises Red Cross Bail Blue, a large dozckage priced at five cents, from Huss Company of South Bend Indiana, with a jab at wealth and restricted ideas. The fragment mentions Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy and a Harlem address, reflecting period promotion and social views.
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Norway
Huss Company
South Bena. Ind
London Insane Population Surpasses Twenty Thousand
London records show more than 20 000 insane residents in the latest figures. The report notes continued strain on mental health facilities as authorities seek remedies. Telegraphs and telephone systems in Berlin are mentioned in passing, with Berlin’s lines cited at about 6000 connections.
Song an Aid to Beauty
A short period piece notes how singers cultivate graceful necks through regular vocal exercises. It suggests any woman can achieve a cantatrice like throat with nightly and morning practice, emphasizing posture and training over birthright or innate gift.
Elephants in Uganda and Uintah Land Opening Notice
Sagacious Elephants notes a traveler remarking on elephants in Uganda dusting themselves with red volcanic dust for protection. Also, over one million acres in the Uintah Indian reservation will open for retirement on August 25 with registration starting August 1, guided by the Colorado Midland route from Denver to Grand Junction.
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Uganda
Nile Valley
Uintah
Grand Junction
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colorado Midland
H. Speers
Area and population of the Ottoman Empire
The area directly controlled by the sultan amounts to 1,115,046 square miles, with the empire including tributary states tallying 1,579,982 square miles. The total population is 40,440,957, with 24,931,600 in Turkey proper. Constantinople houses about 1,136,000 residents.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Defiance Starch Offers More for the Same Price
The note states Defiance Starch contains 16 oz per package while sold for the same money as 12 oz brands. It asserts a buyer may be wary of stocking it until their current stock of 12 oz packages is sold, and claims Defiance is superior to other Cold Water Starches.
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We R. Baton Company
Boston
Mase
Japanese survivor rescued after four days afloat at sea
The steamship Wellington arrived in San Francisco with a Japanese man aboard who was rescued after four days and nights without food or water, clinging to the center board of a capsized fishing boat amid rough seas.
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Wellington
San Francisco
No More Headache How a Woman Was Freed from Troubles
A newspaper promotion notes how Dr Williams Pink Pills renew blood to relieve long standing headaches tied to anaemia and other conditions. It recounts Stella Blocker from Leander Louisiana who credits three boxes with full recovery and lists additional uses such as neuralgia sciatica and rheumatism.
Defiance Starch Promises Less Sticking and Bigger Pack
A newspaper ad urges buyers to choose Defiance Cold Water Starch for laundry claiming 16 oz per package at the same 10 cent price, unlike rival 12 oz or 8 oz packs. It touts chemical free formula and asserts other grocers stock short-weight to clear inventory while Defiance always shows 16 ozs on the box.
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Mich
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West Plains
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Thomas Thurston
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Cuticura
London Telegraph
David Kennedy
HH. T. Trewbridge
Harlem
K.R
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Berlin
Defiance
Franklin
Lancashire
Tam Sure Piso
Russ Company
South Bend
Indy
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Popkin Seed
Lal Flicka
Bears
Castoria
Tavua Goupany
Trouble Science
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Ill
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Sour Grocer
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Notre Dame
Notre Dame University
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