Pope Pius X Dies After Sudden Illness and Broken Heart
Rome reports the death of Pope Pius X, who sank after a relapse during a crisis sparked by the war. Described as broken hearted over European conflict, he received last rites and prayers as doctors fought to save him. Cardinals, officials, and family gathered at the Vatican in mourning.
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Dea
Merry del Val
Europe
Germany
Russia
Vatican
Austria
Belgium
Drs. Marchafava
Amici
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Life Sketch of Peasant Boy Who Rose to Eminence
A concise biography of Pope Pius X tracing his humble origins in Riese Veneto born June 2 1836 to Gian-Batista Sarto and Margherita. It covers early schooling at Castelfranco Padua priestly ordination 1858 parish work Mantua bishopric 1884 cardinal 1893 and his rise to the papacy with the motto To restore everything to Christ and his austere charitable life.
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Castelfranco
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Tombolo
Salzano
Treviso
Mantua
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Sarto
San Bernardo
Venice
Holy See
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Republic of Venice
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Leo XIII
Turin
Campanile
Piazza San, Marco
Venied
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Ramnella
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Puzyne
Austria
Powe
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Jesus Christ
St. Peter
Prince of the Apostles
Universal Church
West
Italy
Borgan
Holy Roman Church
Pius X
Modesto
An Outing Tale From Burnet Woods Park
A man in a boat at Burnet Woods Park loses his watch overboard and notes a notch in the boat where the watch went in. The report then shifts to anecdotes from Capt. Brinton B. Davis's trip with the Juniper Hunting club on Lake George Florida and features Jim Rogers, a noted elder in the Juniper hunting community. He tells a tale of a possum track made by dragging its tail.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
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Free Press
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Lake George
Fla
Jim Rogers
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Leniisville
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Mr. Nevin
Dying pope reflects on suffering of Europe during twilight
The pope, in a moment of lucid resignation, said as the end nears he believes the Almighty, in inexhaustible goodness, may spare him from the horrors Europe is undergoing. The household listened as prayers echoed through the room.
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Europe
Proclamation by President Wilson Urges Neutral Spirit
President Wilson addresses Americans on the European war urging neutrality and impartiality. He warns that public speech, press, and meetings shape the nation’s fate and calls for unity to avoid divisions that could harm peace and national duty. He emphasizes mediation and friendship over partisanship.
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United States
Troy
United
Woodrow Wilson
How the Trouble Starts with Constipation Cure
An advertisement argues constipation causes many ailments and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to keep bowels regular. A testimonial from C H Hines of Whitlow Ark claims prior hospital visits failed to help, but after using Chamberlain's Tablets he recovered and remains well.
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Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Marshfield Reader
Mrs Gentle of 604 W Fourth St Marshfield Wisconsin reports long kidney trouble with swollen ankles and back pain eased by Dean's Kidney Pills She says the remedy made her feel like a different person and she recommends it again Price 50 cents at all dealers Foster-Mibura Co Buffalo NY props
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Warning
Beware of ointments for Catarrh that mercury will destroy the sense of smell and derange the white system. Such articles should only be prescribed by reputable physicians. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co of Toledo contains no mercury and is taken internally. Sold by druggists 75 cents per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Ohio
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Woman Recovers From Nervous Breakdown Told By Mrs. Homner
Birmingham resident Mrs. Rosa Homner describes long battle with nervous prostration. After trying doctors without success she credits a treatment with restoring her health. She urges others with appetite loss, poor digestion, or sleeplessness to seek help promptly to strengthen nerves.
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