Reports of Drug Orgies Probed After Arrest at Philadelphia
International News Service reports police probe into alleged drug orgies at a house of correction after a matron’s letter. Harry Fisher, 48, a resumed addict-turned clerk, is arrested amid claims of a blonde New York woman guiding a spree and delivery of a heroin-filled glove found during investigation.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
House of Correction
Harry Fisher
New York
J. B. Spencer
Public Welfare
Spencer
Fisher
Isher
York
Dr. Spencer
Folly to Heckle Press Court Tells Officials
Supreme Court Justice Marcus denied Buffalo Corporation Counsel Rann an order to issue subpoenas to Buffalo Evening News editors Rose O Connell and Bloomer to show cause why they should not appear before May or Schwab regarding articles on alleged vice conditions. The judge said it would be unwise to heckle and annoy the press.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Supreme Court
Marcus
Rann
The White Bride of Coconut Spread
A persuasive piece argues against yellow coloring in spreads for bread and promotes coconut based spread as snow white. It claims coloring adds no flavor or value and suggests consumers can choose white or golden by using the product’s capsule color.
Napoleonic Wars And The Last War Compared
Lord Curzon compares postwar Britain after 1815 with the twentieth century, noting drastic distress from reduced spending and a collapsed economy. He cites debt over 800 million, a 10 million revenue deficit, bankruptcies, harvest failure, and prolonged recovery lasting fourteen years, with conflicts in Greece Russia Turkey Italy Egypt and Spain.
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Vienna
Greece
Russia
Turkey
Italy
Egypt
Spain
Lord Curzon
Current History Magazine
Freezone claims quick relief for corns and calluses
An advertising claim describes Freezone as a cheap, fast remedy for hard and soft corns and between toe calluses. It promises instant pain relief and easy removal without soreness, suggesting a tiny bottle sold by druggists.
Will bars his sons from big colleges
Buffalo, June 22. By their father's will George W. Pierce aged 19 and Daniel C. Pierce aged 15 of Hamburg are excluded from attending large colleges. Daniel Pierce the father’s will was probated in surrogate's court stating it is unsafe to send sons to large colleges and that other education means can be just as good and safer for character.
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Buffalo
N. Y
George W. Pierce
Daniel C. Pierce
Hamburg
Daniel Pierce
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