Successful Treatment of Pimples and Blackheads
A speedy economical treatment for troublesome pimples involves daily face care with Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap. Wash after five minutes of ointment use, bathe with hot water, and repeat morning and evening. The combination is claimed to relieve itching burning and crusted skin from infancy onward. Send for Cutheuin book and care guidance from Porter Drug & Chem Corp Boston.
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Porter Drug & Chem, Corp
Boston
Mass
A Fairly Wet World Ocean Volumes and Distances
The Pacific Ocean holds about 945,000,000,000,009,909,000 tons of water and covers 65,000,000 miles, while the Atlantic averages a depth near three miles totaling 325,000,000,000,000,000,000 tons. Other oceans follow similar proportions, and all Earth's seas would take about 2,004,000 years to flow over Nigari.
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Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Juslan
Antarctic
Pacific
Contuia
Niggari
Bath tub rent proposal referenced by Livingston a quirky remark
The text recounts Representative Livingston of Georgia criticizing bath tubs in the house and joking about renting them for money. It then mentions a January morning scene with a valet and a startled exchange over bath temperature, ending with a humorous stopgap remark.
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Livingston
Georigia
Not the One Actor Teller Calls for Doctor
A distressed speaker urges quick medical help for an actor teller. No doctor is on hand, and the speaker directs to contact Quin who may arrange a cure through a grocer. The fragment hints at improvised aid in an urgent medical situation.
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Tellers
Quin
City Officers Placed Under State Board in Milwaukee
Madison reports thirty new senate bills. Senator Jeczka proposes extending the civil service commission over Milwaukee city employes with local secretary support. Also, land for the state fair grounds at West Allis and rules for voter registration. Bills cover street railways, barber board reorganization, reservoir system on Chippewa and Flambeau rivers, and a one sixth mill tax for the State Normal School. Only ten of thirty three senators were present.
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Madison
Senate
Jeczka
Milwaukee
State Civil Service Commission
State Commission
Blwaukes
Ita
Satator Kleeska
West Allis
Gaylord
Ans
Board of Supervisors
Miwaukee County
Hoyt
Barber Board
Thomas
Chippawa and Flambeau Improvement Company
Twenty Eight Bills Are Introduced In State Legislature
The senate and assembly held perfunctory sessions pending printing of bills and committee hearings next week. Twenty eight bills from the revision committee were introduced in the senate, including measures on barber board powers, voter registration by attributes, civil service, presidential ballot form, public printing terms, and Wisconsin participation in the Lake Erie Perry victory celebration. Around 2,000 attendees packed college short courses at the University of Wisconsin with record female participation in home economics, while library needs at the State Historical Society and University of Wisconsin outgrew their building as volumes surged from 55,004 to 168,900.
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Senate
Assembly
Pregent
E. Shafter
Doctor Harper
Madison
Martin
House
Barbers Board
Gaylord
Kleezka
Milwaukee Civil, Service Commission
Teasdale
Sanborn
Wisconsin
Lake Erie
Perry
Donald
Scott
State Historical Society
University of Wisconsin
Measure Affects Milwaukee Chiefs in City Government
Madison report details a bill by Senator Bodenstab to suspend or discharge Milwaukee police and fire chiefs and assistants for cause other than political or religious. The mayor can suspend, with civil service review, and the Civil Service Commission decides on charges, with possible removal or compelled unpaid suspension. Also notes Assembly Speaker Ingram warning on lobbyists and unregistered activity.
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Milwaukee
Madison
Senate
Bodenstab
Buwaukeea
Atate Civil Service Commission
Ingram
Assembly
Would Be Autocrat of Schools Autocrat of Wisconsin Education
President Charles I. Von Hise warned the Wisconsin legislature that the Wehrwein bill would make the state superintendent of schools an autocrat over high schools and control university admission. He said it would force the university to perform high school work, increasing costs, and noted recent faculty actions aligning admission with high school standards. Wisconsin superintendents backed state and university inspection of high schools and opposed any bill removing that oversight.
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Wiacongin
Charles i. von Hise
University of Wurconain
van Hise
Pinelpalg
von Hise
Wisconsin
Resolutiong
Milwaukee doctor named Wisconsin regent at large
Dr Gibert J Seaman of Milwaukee appointed by Governor to succeed Magnus Swenson as regent at large of the University of Wisconsin. Seaman, age 42, is known as a reformer and ally of Governor McGovern, with ties to his campaigns. He was born in Alpena Michigan and studied in Detroit, Berlin, and Detroit Medical College. New corporate filings include Racine Baseball Club with capital 6060 and Bruett Cement Block Company with capital 3000, plus a name change for Baumberger Tiveson to Eau Naire Construction.
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Gibert J. Seaman
Milwaukee
McGovern
University of Wisconsin
Magnus Swenson
Madison
Seaman
Alpena
Mich
Episcopal Academy
Detroit
Detroit Medical College
University of Berlin
Germany
Secretary of State
Frear
Racine Baseball Club
Racine
John A. Cgennwell
David F. Griswold
H. Goldsworthy
Bruett Cement Block Company
Fond du Lac
W. F. Braett
G T. Brett
G. R. Me
G. R. Me Yatoeh Baumberger-Tiveson Company
Eau Claire
Eau Naire Construction Company
Senate Veterans Not Consulted on Reciprocity Debate
Washington Notes from George Clinton report lingering senate resentment over Taft’s handling of reciprocity with Canada. Party divisions surface as Republicans claim unity against tariff plans while La Follette’s silence fuels speculation he will run. Congress debates convention sites and the impact of an possible extra session amid next election maneuvers.
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George Clinton
Washington
Taft
Senate
Sesaion
Mathher
Crane
Carter
Geome
Canada
House
la Follette
LaFollette Haa
Wisconsin
Masfkince
Congress
Exclu Ales
Capitol
Mme
Notlle Custis
Masona
Virginia
Mount Vernon
Woodlawn
Nelle Custis Place
Mason Place
Io Tout State
Robert 3
Harmon
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Baltimore
Maryland
Opiaiop
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Kanes City
Dafew
Not Much Critle Assesses Young Actor’s Flat Choice
A dialogue shows Critle arguing against type casting as a young actor plans a straight role. The exchange hints at stage mapveger’s resistance to following natural inclinations.
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Critle
Doctors Said Health Gone From Ailing Officials Letter
A letter from McMianville Tennessee recounts multiple doctors failing to help ex-Sheriff Bl We iD Barma. He says thrice treated and declared his heart gone, then used Porune and claims full cure though left unable to work. Texas farmer Gustav Himmoelreich reports years of asthma relief after Perona and others and urges use for similar relief.
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BL Weid. Barma
Warren
Gustav Himmoelreich
Hochheim
Texas
Perona
Tacupla
Mouaila
Garfeld Tea and Dr. Pierce's Pellets Advertised Remedies
Fragmented OCR text advertises Garfeld Tea to reduce sluggishness and Dr. Pierce's Pills for digestion and liver aid. It mentions family remarks on a baby and domestic life, with promotional lines about vitality and moral sentiment. The passage contains advertising copy and colloquial speech from an older newspaper page.
No Purchase Recorded Dealer Tries Horse Sale to Senator Daniel
A dealer sought to sell a horse to the late Senator Daniel of Virginia presenting the animal as a reproduction of General Washingtons horse from the Battle of Trenton. He claimed exact pedigrees and likeness. Daniel doubted but considered the possibility.
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Danial
Virginia
Washington
Trenton
Daniel
Admiral Dewey yarn sparks sailors tale at Washington dinner
Admiral Dewey told a humorous story at a Washington dinner about a young sailor who overindulged after a long voyage in tropical bars. The tale imagines a captain confronting a drunken commander, with the sailor replying he would take no notice.
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Annapolis
Admiral Dewey
Washington
Tropics
Ang
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Annie
House of Representatives
Mr. B. W. D. Barnes
Garfeld
Postuk Cereal Co. Ltd
Buide Creek, Mich
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