Bleaching Hair Treatments and Health Advice Gone Wild
The text blends home remedies and dubious beauty tips, advising undiluted peroxide on the scalp every three weeks to bleach hair and noting risks of dryness and straw color. It also references a legal case, Owens vs Downey, about alleged publication of fibelous matter, with others to Neapol and actions approved by a past legislature.
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Tulsa
Owens
Cow. Downey
Lauritz Wilsey
Davison Mintyacaine OC
Thompson
A. J.cuptis
Joe. Berry
de Neapol
Clhaumpitt
Thi Tefoeuthint
Whooping Cough Treatment And Care From The Era
The article outlines whooping cough causes, incubation, and stages from initial cold to the spasmatic phase with a characteristic whoop. It notes complications such as pneumonia, bronchitis, and nervous disturbance, and recommends fresh air, simple diet, and early vaccination, plus steam inhalations and regular throat cleansing as supportive care.
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Vosbaty
Wireless station found near Ola with guard ordered dismantle
A 50 foot wireless tower was discovered on the Chris Mantz farm near Ola, 20 miles from Chamberlain. The plant, said to send 8,000 titles or more, was dismantled by South Dakota National Guard under War Department orders. A German community exists around Ola.
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Chamberlain
Chris Mantz
Ola
South Dakota National Guard
War Department
April Term of Court Opens on Light Docket
The April term of circuit court opened at 10 o clock with Judge Frank Smith presiding. Of 36 cases, 12 set for trial before Judge Smith, 11 heard by jury, 5 settled or dismissed, 2 continued, and 3 pending. Notable civil actions include Clara Tremaine vs Walter Broadbent and John Broadbent for alleged slander. Myrtle Wilson vs Har me Wilson and Liberti Jackson are among other cases.
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Frank DR. Smith
Smith
Anther
Clara Tremainegainst Walter
John Broadbent
Myrtle Wilson
Harmye T Wilson
Liberti J Jackson
Wreck reveals autos strength in salvage voyage
Information from the Willys-Overland dealer reports eighteen six cylinder Overland touring cars aboard a beached steamer lost for months. Despite fire, heat, and chemical exposure the motors and chassis remained excellent with restoration values estimated around two hundred dollars each.
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ws-Overland Company
ACG
Bauer
Willys-Overlland
Willys-Overland
Vilweivostok
Wit
Liberor
Testor
Howe
Volode
Air 4
Carranza Troops Moved Toward Border Ahead of Villa
General Francisco Murelia reports de facto forces transferred to a line near the border to block Villa’s approach. A Sunmith train arriving at noon carried troops from Jl Grandes to reinforce positions and secure western Pesa as a precaution against border incursions.
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Juan
Carranza
eChronicrom
Chihadi
Uetowdines
Vnv
Sunmith
Francisco Murelia
Theet
Villa
Wi Pesa
Jl Grandes
Kansas City Life Insurance Sees Tremendous Growth
The Kansas City Life Insurance Co shows rapid growth with 1906 premiums of 1 detail figures indicate a rise to over five million dollars in new business as J W Williams state agency expands across South Dakota North Dakota and Minnesota. President Tate hails the efficiency and liberal policies of the company.
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Kansas City
Northst
J. Iw
Williams State Agency
Peeney
Michell Realty
Reynolds
Kansas City Life Insurance Co
Taiwan
Moses and White Install Modern Milker at Prairie Nome Farm
Walter White of Mes. & White replaces old milker with a Victory milker at Prairie Nome Farm ten miles south of Betts. This brings Mitchell Dairy Supply Co to eighteen Victory milkers sold since January 1917, signaling growing adoption of sanitary machines among farmers and dairymen.
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Walter White
Mes. & White
May Wheat Prices Seen Mixed in Chicago Trade
May wheat in Chicago opened around 2.12 dollars, then fell to 2.04 as private crop conditions were cited. Traders noted market moves with government reports and a later recovery amid swings in demand and weather outlooks.
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Chicago
Jimmy Ty
S24
Flietacec
Marines Trie Charge In Virgin Isles
Fragmented report notes U S Marines landed on Virgin Islands to establish a U S possession and protect American interests. The piece references Hamm, Sarto Denno, and broader military actions, with mentions of naval stations and ashore peacekeeping.
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U.S. Marines
TRIE
Virgin Isles
Wishitmion
Marin
Halt
Sarto
Denno West
Viper Islands
Weet Indies
Sarrie Song
Unclear OCR Summary From Damaged Text
The readable fragments describe a corporate or legal matter involving a mutual company and a death connected to a polis. Names, places, and dates are garbled, but the text references a company distribution and a notice of death and investigation.
Local Auction Attracts Crowds Despite Turmoil And Loss
The report describes a public auction that drew a large outside crowd amid disorder. Prices and totals are unclear due to damaged text, with mention of a yearling and several names. A separate note refers to elections on a local government form and a director appointment at a Missouri company, naming George J. Gantt as predecessor and noting other directors.
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MiGs
Gabe
Niaz
Salem Ready to Play Ball with Corn Belters
The item previews Salem's baseball engagement against the Corn Belters. It notes organizing figures including a president and vice president, with names partially visible. The fragment suggests upcoming events and leadership roles for the game.
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Salem
Corn Tile League to Organize Salem Meeting for Season
A. W. Wits and Bough- Ler announce an official Corn Tel meeting in Salem to organize the coming season and prepare a schedule for the team placement on the field.
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A. W. Wits
Minnoger
I. Bough- Ler
Salem
Pam
Young Braves Form New South Dakota Troop
Captain Wd a1. Woster leads a new South Dakota volunteer cavalry troop built from Wandrean and Moody county youths. Indian students from a government school enlist and are expected to prove capable in service against Germany. The unit may train at Port Meade ahead of deployment.
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Pupiieeia S. D
Woster
Walls
United States
South Dako
Wandrean
Moody County
Government Indian School
Germany
South Dakota
Port Meade
Land Grafters Targeted in Sioux Falls Probe
Federal inspectors from the post office department and Clarence Coleman of Stapidity traveled to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, for a week long inquiry before a United States commissioner. A land grafter recently arrested had allegedly operated in Sioux Falls and nearby areas.
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Sioux Pls
S. D
George A. Ghase
Post Office Department
Clarence CC
Coleman
Era
J. Mb. Buteeus
Ant
Erafien
Sioux
Callahan Faces Search for Wagner's Successor
Jim Callahan must replace Honus Wagner as Pittsburgh Pirates manager. He lists three candidates but none have shown batting strength, casting doubt on any lasting season impact.
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Jim Callahan
Honus Wagner
Pittsburg
Callahan
Local swindle targeted Lakewood Terrace lots in Muskegon
A man’s scheme in Muskegon and Sioux Falls involved “giving away” Lakewood Terrace lots, requiring victims to pay about 11.80 per lot for surveying. Government claims the lots were worthless and the collected funds pure profit. Authorities say Hutchens swindled at least thirty victims in a few days.
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Lakewood Terrace
Muskegon
Mich
Hutchens
Baby Born Aboard Train On Milwaukee Route
Mrs I J Osborne of Oshkosh Wis traveling west on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line gave birth aboard the Golumbia banner train at Mobridge South Dakota. Dr G C Twining and a nurse assisted for eleven minutes on board then continued onward with mother and child to Oshkosh.
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Mobridge
I. J. Osborne
Oshkosh
Wis
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
South Dakota
GC. H. Twining
Dr. Twinning
Giant eagle displayed at Ameri Park draws county interest
A large eagle, measured at seven feet four inches from wing tip to wing tip and standing three feet from head to body, is shown at Ameri Park. Officials expect the bird to be purchased by the county commissioners and placed in the circuit court room near the judge's stand. Meresford notes editor changes as H A Sturges resigns as city actor.
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