Fads and Fashions Show Summer Dress Trends
Florence Fairbanks surveys summer wear in New York detailing three piece coats and skirts, one piece frocks, and sheer fabrics like chiffon and taffeta. Emphasis on waist lines, belts, long sleeves, and beaded trimmings with accessories including satin belts and mousquetaire gloves. Color palettes range from white serge to striped silks and vivid violets.
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New York
Foulard
Charmeuse
Sarah
Corday
Romney
Broderie Anglaise
Paris
Florence Fairbanks
Foley Kidney Pills Ad Offered by Phoenix Drug Store
Middle aged and elderly people use Foley Kidney Pills for quick and permanent relief from kidney and bladder troubles and irregularities. For sale by Phoenix Drug Store.
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Phoenix Drug Store
Drowned at Pensacola Picnic After Undertow Swing
At Pensacola Florida a Sunday school picnic party was swept by a strong undertow into the gulf. Miss Kathleen Suggs eighteen and W B Wallace traveling salesman of Philadelphia drowned. Four others were rescued in a perilous effort and a boatman Charles Dillon barely escaped death. The mother of Miss Suggs witnessed the tragedy.
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Pensacola
Fla
Gulf
Kathleen Suggs
W. B. Wallace
Philadelphia
Charles Dillon
Suggs
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Supports Easy Expectoration
Whooping cough is not dangerous when the cough is kept loose and expectoration easy by giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It has been used in many epidemics of this disease with perfect success. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
General Evans Held In Battle With Rheumatism
Reports from Atlanta on June 22 say General A Evans, former United Confederate Veterans commander, is holding his own with muscular rheumatism. He is 78, and doctors refrain from predicting the outcome as the night brought no marked change.
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Atlanta
A. Evans
United Confederate Veterans
Sidney Kahn Insurance Agency Ad
The Sidney Kahn Insurance Agency offers all kinds of insurance. Home phone 56 Cumberland phone 208. 2-1m.
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Sidney Kahn Insurance Agency
Cumberland
Centenary events mark New York City Hall and Public School No. 2
The article notes the 100th anniversaries of City Hall and the 1811 opening of Public School No. 2. Descendants of De Witt Clinton era officials are invited to a Fourth of July gathering, while Hoboken pursues Civic Pride with 10 000 buttons before replacing misprinted campaign badges. It also covers crime, court actions, and social issues of the era.
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New York
Board of Aldermen
de Witt Clinton
Gaynor
Common Council
Peter Mosier
Thomas Carpenter
Charles Dickerson
Richard Cunningham
William Torrey
George Buckmaster
Caleb Pell
John Pell
Samuel Jones, Jr
Peter Hawse
August H. Lawrence
Elisha H. King
John Morse
Michael W. Titus
William Welling
William A. Hardenbrook
Abraham van Gelder
Henry and
Pike Streets
Board of Education
A. J. Demarest
Public Schools
Hoboken
Civic Pride Association
Civic Prix Association
Magistrate House
Broadway
Sq 74
Newark Man Credits Dr King’s New Discovery in Battle for Life
James B Mer shon of Newark New Jersey chronicled a life and death struggle marked by lung hemorrhages and weakness. After eight months unable to work he began using Dr King’s New Discovery three weeks prior and reports strong improvement. The ad touts it as remedy for weak lungs coughs colds hay fever asthma and similar ailments with 50 cent and 1.00 bottles and a free sample guaranteed by dealers.
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James B. Mershon
Newark
N. J
Dr King
Tennessee Legislature Ends Filibuster After Conference
Nashville June 22 the Tennessee legislature planned to resume tomorrow after fusionist members sent a committee to the house seeking 2 o'clock adjournment. The effort failed as the house adjourned until tomorrow ending the longest filibuster in the state's political history.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
House
New Life Pills Promise Quick Health Boost
Advert says after taking Dr King’s New Life Pills you will see relief from constipation and indigestion and a better appetite. They claim to regulate the stomach liver and bowels and restore energy, costing only 25 cents at druggists.
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Dr. King
Taft Orders Release of Peonage Prisoners From Alabama
President Taft ordered the immediate release of W. S. Harlan C. G. Hilton and S. E. Higgins of the Jackson Lumber Co Lockhart Alabama who are serving peonage terms in Atlanta prison. Formal commuting of sentences and remittance of fines will follow in days. Clemency came at the request of Senator Fletcher of Florida after a conference with Attorney General Wickersham.
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Washington
Taft
W. S. Harlan
C. G. Hilton
S. E. Higgins
Jackson Lumber Company
Lockhart
Ala
Atlanta
Fletcher
Florida
New Haven
Wickersham
clemency granted to Harlan Hilton and Higgins in New York case
The attorney general issued an order granting clemency for Harlan Hilton and Higgins after their conviction for importing and detaining foreign laborers at a New York lumber camp. Grace and Gallaher remain with no clemency. Senator Fletcher seeks Grace and Gallaher’s release from President Taft. Harlan had prior six month sentence and fine of 5000, Hilton and Higgins six months and 1000 each, Grace thirteen months and 1000, Gallaher fifteen months and 1000.
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Torney General
New York
Harlan
Hilton
Higgins
Gallaher
Grace
Fletcher
Taft
Yates Denies Knowledge of Money Used in Lorimer Election
Former Illinois governor Yates testified he did not hear of any money use in Lorimer’s 1909 election until after the fact. He and Hinman of the Inter Ocean discussed friendship with Lorimer and questioned a long-standing corruption fund rumor. Hopkins, defeated in 1909, also testified that a private secretary spoke of a $2500 offer but no concrete proof of funds was presented.
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Yates
Washington
Illinois
Deneen
Senator Lorimer
Senate
Lorimer
George W. Hinman
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Hinman
Springfield
Edward Hines
Chicago
Healey
Hines
Elbridge Haneey
Gov. Deneen
Florida
Hopkins
Illinois Legislative Investigating Committee
McCormick
Sweet Cream Oubacheta Valley Bot Oing Works
A short OCR fragment notes a sweet cream topic in the Ouachita Valley area with references to bot ying works and a 20 tf figure.
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Ouachita Valley
Calendar of Sports for the Week Opens Major Meets
A schedule lists New England A A U track and field championships at Brookline Massachusetts. Festival of Empire sports begin at Crystal Palace London. Intercollegiate Swimming Association outdoor championships at Travers Island New York. Missouri Athletic Club Modified Marathon in St Louis. Spring race meet opens at King Edward Park Montreal. Week-long racing starts at Vancouver British Columbia. Metropolitan A A U junior championships at Travers Island. Quaker City Motor Club hill climb in Philadelphia. Boston Terrier Club of New York beach show.
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New England
Brookline
Mass
Crystal Palace
London
Intercollegiate Swimming Association
Travers Island
N. Y
Missouri Athletic Club
St. Louis
King Edward Park
Montreal
Vancouver
B. C
Metropolitan
Quaker City Motor Club
Philadelphia
Boston Terrier Club
New York
Liniment Alone for Muscular and Rheumatic Pain Advised
Advocate recommends external use of Chamberlain's Liniment for muscular and chronic rheumatic pain. States internal medicines are useless and liniment should be freely applied. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Democratic Party Action Tests Sixth District Court Clerk
The Office of Clerk of the Sixth District Court of the Parish of Ouachita notes action subject to the Democratic party.
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Charles Schulze
Joe Hanna
Ouachita
Democratic Party
Dave W. Faulk
Parish of
W. H. Degraffenried
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
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Schiele Dist." Co
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Gen. Evans
Brooklyn Police
Childrens’ Society
Children’s Society
Hennie
Horlick
Jos. Schwartz Co., Limited
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Tennessee Legislature
President Taft
Bradfield Regulator CO
U. L. Green
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