The Race Track Judge An Autocrat Of Impartial Power
The piece profiles the presiding race judge at New York courses, an autonomous official who delivers decisive, high stakes rulings with no appeal. It describes his solitary scrutiny, risk, nerves, and the reward of about 40 dollars daily, plus club hospitality, contrasted with court judges’ salaries.
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New York
Brooklyn
New York State
Supreme Court of the First Department
Bennings
Jockey Club
Supreme Court
New York Press
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Claims Quick Relief
A Kentucky resident praises Dean's Kidney Pills for back and urinary trouble. Mrs. J. P. Nelson from Mt Sterling says the capsules gave prompt relief and improved her health, bought at F C Duerson's Drug Store. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Mr. Sterling
J. P. Nelson
Richmond Avenue
Mt. Sterlig
Dean
F. C Duerson
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean’s
Come Back Home to Begin Again in Virginia News
Richmond special reports Jacob Robinson of Florence Virginia sold his farm and moved to Bellingham Washington in search of riches. He cleared land at 150 per acre, found fruit abundant but unfit for market, and faced high egg prices with poor laying hens. After losing about 3000, he returned to Virginia to recoup losses and promote a Back Home movement urging Southerners to return.
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Richmond
Jacob Robinson
Florence
Washington
Bellingham
Mr. Robinson
Robinson
Old
Virginia
South
Harsh physics react weaken the bowels and cure constipation
An old medical notice advertises a drug product labeled 25c promising relief from constipation. The fragment mentions effects on the bowels and stomach with a prompt to ask a druggist for the remedy.
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Dean
L-M
Two Indicted in Washington Place Fire Case
A New York grand jury indicted Isaac Harris and Max Blanck on first and second degree manslaughter charges over the Washington Place blaze in New York that killed 145 employees.
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New York
Isaac Harris
Max Blanck
Washington Place
W S Lloyd Offers Special Half Price Dr Howard's Specific
W S Lloyd announces a limited supply introductory offer on Dr Howard Co's 50 cent size for constipation and dyspepsia. The druggist guarantees refunds if no relief and invites customers to call or send 25 cents for sixty doses with a personal guarantee.
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W.S. Lloyd
Dr. Howard Co
Dr. Howard
W. S. Lloyd
Freckle Remedy Promises Free Trial If It Fades Freckles
A newspaper notice promotes a freckle treatment named othine double strength sold by Wm. H. Lloyd. The ad guarantees money back if freckles remain after use, claiming a ounce suffices even for stubborn cases and promising a clear complexion at little or no cost.
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Lloyd
The Increasing Drug Habit In Prohibition Towns And Cities
Dr. Cabot of Massachusetts General Hospital warns that when liquor is cut off certain groups seek stimulants from drug stores. Morphine becomes a first step, then the hypodermic syringe leads to addiction, crime, and ruin. He calls for harsher drug laws and pen alty for officials and dealers who supply narcotics.
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Cabot
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Hell
Lexington Herald
Haley and Goodman Wed in Lexington Ceremony
Samuel Martin Haley and Rose Goodman were married at noon on April 12 at the bride’s sister’s home in Lexington Kentucky. Rev W B Guyn officiated with Mary Herriott maid of honor and children assisting. The decorations featured peach blossoms with pink and white colors.
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Samuel Martin Haley
Rose Goodman
Horace Coleman
Lexington
W. B. Guyn
Georgetown
Frances Coleman
Andrew Haley
Katherine Spence Herriott
Minnie Weathers
Goodman
B. F. Herriott
Wanted Boy to Learn Printing Trade
A notice seeks a boy aged 15 to 20 to learn the printing business. Describes a fine chance for promotion and directs applicants to apply at the office.
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Mt. Sterling
Dr. Howard Company
H. R. Prewitt
B. Frank Perry
Exchange Bank of Kentucky
Syr
Sno, S. Frazer
Joe M. Conroy
Maysville and
Court Streets
Siverware
la Vallieres
Chuis
Prewitt and
Flowell
Hazelrigg & Son
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