Chicago congressman named in Florida liquor indictment
Congressman M Alfred Michaelson of Chicago, a longtime dry advocate, was named in a federal grand jury indictment in Jacksonville Florida for violating prohibition laws. He allegedly smuggled liquor from Cuba by carrying a suitcase marked expedite that leaked as he entered a Jacksonville railway station.
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M. Alfred Michaelson
Chicago
Jones Law
House of Representatives
Washington
Federal
Grand Jury
Jacksonville
Fla
Cuba
Georgians Enact Old Gold Rush
Dahlonega Georgia sees renewed mining interest as locals dig for gold near the 19th century rush site. Experts note past mint operations and profits, with two mining firms starting modest work while locals doubt a new frenzy.
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Dahlonega
United States Mint
D. S. W. McCallie
Doctor McCallie
California
William D Benjlamin Franklin Townsend
the Nugget
North Georgia Agricultural College
Eka salt discovered as substitute for table salt
Dr John C Krantz Jr of Johns Hopkins announces Eka salt a sodium malate salt derived from apples as a substitute for table salt for those with high blood pressure Brights disease and dropsy The salt is burned up in the body and acts as an alkali producing food not taxing the kidneys
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Atlantic City
N. J
John C. Krantz
Johns Hopkins Hospital
State Boards of Pharmacy
Faculties
Colleges of Pharmacy of the East
Bright
Krantz
Old Yankee Clipper Anchors in Thames Exhibition
Ancient galleons and American clippers vie for honors in a Thames exhibition of ship models drawing crowds. The Friend Ship, an old three mast vessel under American auspices, serves as a clubhouse. A 1730 model of a 16 gun corvette appears among Elizabethan galleons and other notable crafts.
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London
Thames
Folding cello folds into a suit case
New York inventor Livingston Welch, a literary figure and musician, unveils a folding cello that can be packed into a suitcase for easy carrying and travel.
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New York
Indian Factions in Row Over Necklace
The Utoe Indian dispute in Poneha City Oklahoma centers on a bear claw necklace long worn by the head chief. Green family descendants claim ownership tracing to Chief Two Strike while Medicine Horse faction argues the necklace remains the tribal chief’s property and crown symbol.
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Poneha City
Okla
Charles H. Burke
Chief Two Strike
Nebraska
Two Killer
Medicine Horse
Green
Saving Famous Woodlands In New York and Massachusetts
The states join to head off forest fires with 1800 extra wardens. The Catskills Adirondacks and other wooded regions receive full protection against the fire menace amid expectations of early outbreaks this year.
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New York
Massachusetts
Catskills
Adirondacks
Blue Star Soap and Remedy Advertises Skin Cure
An old advertisement promotes Blue Star Soap and Blue Star Remedy for eczema itch tetter ringworm poison oak dandruff children sores cracked hands sore feet and seven itching skin diseases. It claims to kill germs stop itching and usually restore skin health. Soap 25 cents Remedy 1.00 asks your druggist.
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Ady
Woman Offers Monkey to Detroit Zoo for Bath Request
A Detroit woman sought to donate her pet monkey to the Detroit Zoological Park. She spoke with director John T. Millen who declined to promise daily hot water and soap baths, prompting her to hang up, saying cleanliness is next to godliness even for a monkey.
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Detroit
Detroit Zoological Park
John T. Millen
Milks Emulsion Claims Boost in Health and Looks
A Bristol woman reports long battle with stomach and bowel trouble improved after using Milks Emulsion since May. She notes weight gain from 108 to 138 pounds, clearer complexion, brighter eyes, and increased energy, and urges others to try the product under a satisfaction guarantee.
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Sarah Kate Ee
Anderson St
Bristol
Enn
The
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Adv
Golf as year round pastime sparks banter and quotes
Readers are reminded that golf remains a year round pursuit with players noting summer play and winter chatter. The exchange highlights golfing enthusiasm across seasons.
The Pursuit of Perfection Turns on Sweetness and Light
A remark attributed to Arnold frames the lifelong quest as a chase for sweetness and light. The idea links aesthetic and moral aims, suggesting pursuit of beauty guides culture and thought toward clarity and warmth.
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Arnold
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