Discovery substitutes and Dr Pierce book offer
The piece criticizes dealers who push substitutes for the Discovery product to gain extra profit. It advertises Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser sent free with stamps to cover mailing costs. Send 21 one cent stamps for the paper edition or 31 stamps for the cloth bound book to World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, NY.
Pan Presbyterian Council Opens in Dublin With Diverse Delegates
Dublin June 10 Presby terian leaders from the United States Canada Australia New Zealand France Austria Hungary Germany Russia Italy Greece and other nations attend the Pan Presbyterian Council in Dublin. The non legislative body meets through much of the coming week with about five hundred delegates and visitors including eminent divines educators and writers.
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Canada
Australia
Ew Zealand
France
Austria
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Germany
Russia
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Nations and delegates join opening session
Among the American delegates at the opening was Mrs. Gilark wife of Representative Champ Clark of Missouri. The list spans England Ireland Scotland Spain Switzerland China Japan Ceylon and South Africa.
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England
Ireland
Scotland
Spain
Switzerland
China
Japan
Ceylon
South Africa
Gilark
Champ Clark
Missouri
Minnesota Dentists Open Twenty Seventh State Meeting
St Paul Minn June 10 a large attendance marked the opening of the twenty seventh annual meeting of the Minnesota State Dental Association. The convention lasting two days will cover association business papers addresses and clinics demonstrations by noted dental men from Chicago and other cities.
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St. Paul, Minn
Minnesota State Dental Association
Chicago
This Date in History Highlights Key Events and Births
A chronological list recalls events from 1578 Elizabeth grants patent to Sir Humphrey Gilbert to found America and 1999 Taft presents Wright brothers with gold medals. Other notes cover battles, foundations, openings, and notable births in cities like Lisbon Philadelphia Boston and Quebec, spanning centuries.
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Queen Elizabeth
Sir Humphrey Gilbert
America
Luiz de Campens
Portugal
Lisbon
Lord de la Warr
Jamestown
Wells
Maine
Robert Taylor Conrad
Philadelphia
Boston
Iowa College
Vigilance Committee
San Francisco
Crystal Palace
Niagara
Episcopal Diocese
Western
Michigan
Duke and Duchess of Connaught
Quebec
Taft
Wright Brothers
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Promise Refund
If not satisfied after using two thirds of a bottle you may claim your money back. The tablets cleanse and invigorate the stomach improve digestion regulate the bowels. Give them a trial and get well. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Tuxedo Horse Show Opens With Record Entry
Tuxedo N Y June 10 The annual exhibition of the Tuxedo Horse Show Association opened today with a record entry list and runs over tomorrow. Members of the Tuxedo colony and guests from New York Newark Philadelphia and other places attended the opening. The show features heavy harness saddle and road horse classes plus trotting races on the association owned half mile track. Main interest centers on carriage teams park rigs saddle horses and hunters and jumpers.
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New York
Newark
Philadelphia
San Francisco Truck Drivers Union 85 Rejoins International
The Truck Drivers' Union No. 85 in San Francisco has rejoined the international body. It claims wealth with its own building, a local treasury exceeding $100000, and a membership of 2500 among its assets.
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Truck Drivers’ Union No. 85
San Francisco
International Organization
Bill to suppress bridge whist sparks home worry in Louisiana
Baton Rouge June 10 Dr Robert Derouen seeks to ban bridge whist as a home wrecker citing mothers and children harmed by gambling. Proponents call it a curse to homes, recounting a $65 debt case and urging state action to protect wives and families.
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Baton Rouge
Robert Derouen
Wing Acquain
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Remedy Gains Wide Approval
It cures diarrhoea and bowel complaints and is praised worldwide for its effectiveness. The remedy, Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, is sold by all druggists and credited with saving lives and curing illnesses.
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Chamberlain
Colored post cards free offer from Rochester printer
C T Johnstone president offers 10 free beautiful colored post cards to 100 readers of The News-Star with no advertising. Readers pay only a two cent stamp for postage and receive assorted high grade cards at manufacturers prices, Rochester New York.
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News-Star
C. T. Johnstone
Department
Rochester
N. Y
Nighties From Sleeper Trunks Auctioned at Customs Sale
Society women and milliners crowded the New York Custom House as Uncle Sam auctioned trunks seized for smuggling by sleeper trunks. The sale featured Paris gowns, exquisite night robes, embroidery waists, and other women’s wear with many pieces fetching good prices, including forty nine princess gowns tagged to a French modiste.
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New York
Custom House
Uncle Sam
Great Southern Hotel Gulfport Gulfport Mississippi Ad
Largest and most modern hotel on the Gulf Coast offers bathing boating fishing tennis and golf. Fifteen minutes by electric car to Mississippi Coal Country Club with full club privileges via hotel manager card. Write for summer rates to private parties and families. W N Driver manager Gulfport Mississippi.
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Mississippi Coal Country Club
Great Southern Hotel
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Gulfport
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Fort Gibson Female College Opens 71st Session
Fort Gibson Mississippi announces the 71st session opening September 14 with programs in literature music art elocution stenography bookkeeping sewing and physical culture. Free chorus work health and morals guidance provided. Degrees of A B and preparatory department offered. Students advised to apply early to reduce costs. catalogue by Sev H G Hawkins president.
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H. G. Hawkins
A. B
National Congress of Mothers Opens Fourth Annual Meeting
Delegates and visitors from across the United States attend the fourteenth annual National Congress of Mothers in Denver. The five day program covers child welfare topics from home life to infant mortality and education. Officers include President Mrs Frederic Schoff of Philadelphia and Vice Presidents Mrs Roger B McMullen Mrs Jefferson D Gibbs and Mrs David O Mears.
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Denver Corp
United States
National Congress of Mothers
America
Congress
Frederic Schoff
Philadelphia
Roger B. McMullen
Evanston
Ill
Jefferson D. Gibbs
Los Angeles
David O. Mears
Albany
N. Y
James S
Bolton of New Haven and officers named
Bolton of New Haven serves as corresponding secretary with Mrs. James McGill of Washington D C as corresponding secretary and Mrs. Louis K Gilson of Wilmette Ill as treasurer Local club officers are listed with their respective cities but the article provides no additional context.
Carl Hagenbeck Birth and Early Training Career
Carl Hagenbeck born in Hamburg on June 10 1844 marks the start of a life as the world’s leading wild animal trainer and dealer. His father a fisherman turned trainer faced failure, prompting Carl at fifteen to begin his path in the trade with a small seal and polar bear collection.
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Carl Hagenbeck
Hamburg
Artic
Carl
The World’s Largest Animal Enterprise Emerges
A self starting figure built the largest animal business, amassing a vast menagerie and training wild animals for exhibition. He funded expeditions to Africa Asia and South America to gather specimens and set up a Hamburg zoological garden with stock valued at over 5 million dollars. About a hundred trainers and attendants run the vast managerie supplying circuses and zoos across Europe and the Americas.
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South America
Hamburg
Europe
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