Renewing Their Youth Excitement Over Vets Health Vigor
Bruce Nebraska villagers marvel at renewed vigor among older residents. Mr Andrew Finkenkeler recalls years of rheumatism and illness until starting Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People in November. Within weeks ear ringing eased, rheumatism faded, weight rose from 144 to 162 pounds, and he resumed outdoor work as a cemetery night watchman. Pills touted for nerve and blood benefits, sold 60 cents a box or six for $2.50.
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World-Herald
Omata
Neb
Bruce
Omaha
Andrew Finkenkeler
First Laws
Muy
Austin
Alexander
World Herald
Forest Lawn
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Items of Interest from a Historic Gazette
The city of Glasgow operates its streetcar system. English is spoken by about 115 million people. New aluminum heel tips for ladies’ boots enter use. The Greenland whale heart measures one yard in diameter. Cork can buoy a 154 pound load. In Chicago, sixteen women earn substantial incomes by designing ladies’ bonnets. Belgian convicts receive three tenths of their earnings at term end. After an Esquimaux is buried, no family member visits the grave, deemed unlucky.
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Glasgow
Chicago
No-To-Hac touted as cure for nicotine disease
An advertisement claims nicotine irritates the nervous system and that tobacco use destroys manhood. It presents No-To-Hac as a post-antecad cure, pushed by the Sterling Remedy Co. with sales through Druvgisia, offering hook-free reassurance from New York City or Chicago.
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Druvgisia
Sterling Remedy Co
New York City
Chicago
Religious notes and church news from Newark Towson and Washington
A summary of religious topics includes Senator James M. Scovel turning evangelist after 35 years in politics, Rev. Edward d Aquila of Newark inheriting a fortune, and the plan for a new Protestant Episcopal diocese covering DC and four Maryland counties. Towson women raise funds to buy a bicycle for their rector, and an ad notes B M Woolley of Atlanta offering a free book on opium and whisky habits with address box 877.
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James M. Scovel
New Jersey
Edward d’Aquila
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Newark
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Towson
United States
B. M. Woolley
Atlanta, Ga
Do You Desire to Adopt a Child Ad Campaign
An appeal from the International Children's Home Society based in Chicago invites interested families to adopt a child on a ninety days trial. The notice lists contact at 244 La Salle street with Linda and Rev. Dr. Frank M. Gregg as general manager and requests applicants enclose a stump.
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International Children’s Home Society
la Salle St
Chicago
Linda
Frank M. Gregg
Stump
Notes of the Day from a past paper
The Humane society of Pittsburg bans girls from telling papers on streets. Australia’s population is under 56 million yet economists say it could support 100 million. Seawater’s dissolved salt equals one thirtieth of its weight. Atlantic steamers dock near Liverpool. the Dix tender is dispensed with. Squire Abingdon Bairds rack course and farm near Hull sold for about 60 thousand after $175 thousand spend.
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Humane Society of
Pittsburg
Australia
Liverpool
Iu dix
Squire Abingdon
Baird
Hull
Prince and dog rescue in Mexican outlaw camp
Lieut. Swift recounts being captured by Manuel Diaz’s bandits after his dog Prince warns and helps free him. Prince chews the cords binding Swift while Diaz gambles, then the pair escape by river under fire. Diaz is later executed. Prince dies days after, and Swift burying his noble comrade in the Gila mountains.
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BR A. Swift
Adanuel Diaz
Diaz
Prince
Manuel Diaz
Guadalupe
Sonora
Ved
Gila Mountains
John Leoni Crashes 100 Glass Windows in Chicago
John B Leoni known as John the Window Smasher has been arrested in Chicago after a spree in which he allegedly smashed about 100 large plate glass windows valued at $15 000 within a year. Authorities describe him as insane.
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John
John B. Leoni
Chicago
Printers Ink Ad Advice From The Detroit Journal
A historical advertisement essay urges persistent advertising to grow business. It compares circulars to rifles and newspaper ads to Gatling guns, praising radio bold displays and all capital signs on Broadway while noting lower case letters’ clarity. The Detroit Journal runs Saturday samples with cash prizes for correct ad-source guesses.
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Detroit Journal
Ada
Sailor evangelist and revivalists across the Midwest
Capt Henry Dundy aged 67 noted as a famed Great Lakes figure nicknamed the sailor evangelist for twenty years of mariner missionary work. Ray York aged 12 and Ervin F Lake aged 17 conduct revival services in Missouri with York converting young. Ervin pastors First Baptist Mount Carmel Illinois, claimed world’s youngest pastor.
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Henry Dundy
Great Lakes
Ray York
Ervin F. Lake
Missouri
Ray
Baptist Church
Ervin
First Baptist Church of
Mount Carmel
Ill
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