Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys Ad
A medical advertisement explains kidneys as blood purifiers and links chronic illness to kidney trouble. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure with claimed standards of efficacy and availability in 50 cent and one dollar sizes. Request a free sample by mail from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
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Only Daughter Cured of Consumption by Calcutta Herb
A physician in Philadelphia claims his experimental Calcutta herb cured his only daughter of consumption. He says the cure is permanent and offers the recipe free for two cents to cover expenses. The remedy also purportedly ends night sweats nausea and a fresh cold within 24 hours.
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The Little Ingenue and the Grocer's Ruse
In a rural estate, Helene Lawrence, sheltered by her puritanical grandfather, falls for a handsome city grocer. A staged courtship by Roger Crafton reveals the ruse when Helene learns the truth, and Louise contends with a different path for the young woman’s future.
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Chimpanzee Anecdote Highlights Human Like Senses
A Liberia based chimpanzee living with the German consul at Cape Palmas displays strikingly human traits. The female chimp named Poppe greeted her master and visitors with affectionate embraces, showing loyalty and discrimination toward strangers, while remaining remarkably clean and well behaved in her home.
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Liberia
Cavalla River
Japanese pelagic sealers raid Pribilofs and deaths prompt crackdown
Washington reports Edwin W. Sims describes a 16 vessel Japanese pelagic fleet that landed near the Pribilof islands. Five raiders were killed and twelve captured after clashes with U S agents. Sims urges revenues cutter cruises May to June and June to October, stronger laws, armament for island agents, and small cannon for St Paul and St George to deter future seizures.
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Pribliof Islands
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Fierce fight with Bolomen on Leyte island
Manila reports detail a December 5 clash on the Tarragona trail near La Pas where a detachment of Company L Eighth United States Infantry with Lt Ralph P. Yates Jr face Pulajanes. Five American soldiers were killed and nine wounded. One detachment pursued after the attack, but telegraph lines are down and further details are scarce. The dead include Sergeants Joseph Clark James Provan and Privates Dufferin W Hadley Edward Keogh, with reports stating Lieutenant Yates is seriously wounded. The constabulary likely sustained no losses.
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Leyte
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Ralph P. Yates, Jr
la Pas
Tarragona
Memy
Tacobian
Iloilo
Joseph Clark
James Provan
Dufferin
W. Hadley
Edward Keogh
Yates
Exports of Meat Large Reach $250 Million
Washington reports from the Bureau of Statistics show meat and dairy exports totaling over 250.9 million dollars for the year ending this month. Meats account for about 200 million, cattle 35 million, and butter cheese and milk about 10 million, with dairy products rising roughly 60 percent in a decade. A separate Pittsburg fire at the International Portland Cement plant in Elizabeth, Pennsylvania caused about 200 thousand dollars in damage to two three story buildings.
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Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Pittsburg
International Portland Cement Company
Elizabeth
Wonder Boy Grows After Weighing 90 Pounds
W L Hill of Bowie Texas, once 90 pounds and near death from consumption, reports a dramatic recovery after using Tr. King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. He gained over 180 pounds in treatment and Proclaims himself cured. O M Olsen druggist guarantees relief with a trial bottle offered free.
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Texas
Bowie
Tex
W-L. Hill
Tr. King
O. M. Olsen
The Christian Record and Its Appeal to the Blind
The Christian Record, the United States temperance paper for the blind, asks for annual subscriptions of 3200 and offers to send copies to all blind people unable to pay. Printed in New York and American Braille, with over 20 000 blind readers, the paper seeks contributions sent to Christian Record Publishing Co. Lincoln Nebraska. No charge for sewing and laying carpets.
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Christian Record
United States
New York
Christian Record Publishing Co
College View
Lincoln
Neb
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