Thousand Suffer Kidney Trouble Learn to Detect
A long adorial piece promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary issues. It urges readers to test water, cites symptoms like back pain frequent urination and poor bladder control, and claims the remedy fixes these and relieves after alcohol use. It notes sample bottles available and provides the company address in Binghamton New York.
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Arnggists
Tiurg
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bing- Bunton
N. Y
Om, Olaeu
Smathes Health-Builder Pills Ad
An advertisement claims Dr King's New Life Pills regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify the blood and strengthen nerves. It lists constipation dyspepsia biliousness jaundice headaches chills and malaria as ailments addressed and promotes a 250 count bottle by O M Olsen as an all round tonic.
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Dr. King
O. M. Olsen
Consul Bishop speaks on Petrosino case and Sicilian danger
American consul at Palermo William H. Bishop arrives in New York after threats from the Black Hand while investigating Lieutenant Petrosino’s murder. He plans to present a two month US visit agenda to Washington to curb Italian crime and deport troublemakers. Bishop notes Sicilian distrust of police, the old overta code, and Petrosino’s unarmed stance.
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Wiliam H. Bishop
Palermo
Sicily
Joseph Petrosino
New York City
Black Hand
New York
Mr. Bishop
Petrosino
United States
Bingham
Stelly
State Department
Washington
Atlantic
Bishop
Binghai
Amelia
Blassop
Sicilia
Black Band
Conlone
Phat A
Napoleon
McKinley
Iistigration
Italy
New Woods for California Plan Eastern Hard Woods
The U S forest service will try introducing eastern hard woods into California this year. Chestnut, hickory, basswood, red oak and tulip trees will be planted in small patches near forest ranger ends in national forests to test growth. If successful larger commercial plantations may follow, boosting California timber resources for furniture and vehicle industries.
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Pacific Coast
United States Forest Service
Washington
California
Forest Rangers
United States
Two Jersey Boys Studious Till Midnight Caught by Cop
Patrolman Muttle found William and Alfred Panke, ages 12 and 14, studying by street light at South Orange avenue and Bailey street after tending a sick mother. They said they stayed up late to make up lost time and bring their lessons to tomorrow, after the day, with their father presenting them as dutiful sons.
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Jersey
South Orange
N. J
Muttle
South Orange Avenue
Bailey Street
Mattie
Inda
William
Alfred Panke
Twelfth Street
Compass Recorder Invents Vessel Course Device
John Schnette of Mehomipee Michigan unveils a compass recorder that traces a ship or boat's course every moment via ink on paper. The device uses electricity and a disk key system to show the vessel's path from the captain's cabin and monitors the wheelsman.
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John Schnette
Mehomipee
Mich
Baat
Mehomimee
Secret society seeks annihilation of big hats in LA
Police hunt women in Los Angeles believed to have formed a secret group to attack wearers of large hats. Dozens of complaints report assaults on headgear with attackers described as refined and wealthy in small hats. One case notes a Hollywood car eject incident.
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Los Angeles
Nores
Hollywood
Kansas inventor touts swat the fly device
Kansas City Kansas resident William Kanra claims a perfected swat the fly mechanism. The device features a fat plate with extended edge and sticky paper to catch flies, with a long handle enabling swats from ceilings or remote spots. The description includes unconventional wording about tying and Shakespeare.
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William Kanra
Kansas City
Kan
Plan of new airship combines aerodrome and dirigible balloon
George West Byron of Washington claims a revolutionary aerial craft that blends an aerodrome with a dirigible, featuring two superimposed aluminium planes with multiple gas bags, a 25 horsepower engine, folding bicycle chassis, and a 800 pound empty weight lifting capacity. He predicts it will dominate future air travel and deter large fleets.
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George West Byron
Washington
United States
Europe
Mr. Byron
Celal
Byron
Selfridge
Fort Myer
Littleship
Washington Post
Artificial Flower Fans Find Finesse in Fashionable Circles
Women in London and major cities adopt artificial flower fans as stylish accessories. Luxury lilies of the valley, Parma violets, and roses are mounted on ivory ribs, forming a crescent of blooms when opened. The trend promises arrival in the United States and signals a refined, flame-colored bow as a finishing touch.
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London
Potter Palmer
Parma
United States
Memorial to the Indian Statue Plan For New York Harbor
Rodman Wanamaker proposes a massive American Indian statue at New York harbor at the Hudson mouth to honor the vanished red man. Generals Miles Wood and Porter endorse the idea, praising Wanamaker’s expeditions and recalling Buffalo Bill as a trusted scout in a grand Sherry’s ball tribute.
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New York Harbor
Rodman Wanamaker
Sherry
New York
John Wanamaker
William F. Cody
Hudson's Mouth
Cody
Nelson A. Miles
Leonard Wood
Horace Porter
Lewis
Job B. Hedges
Kou- Shell
Henry
Mr. Wanamaker
Far West
Red Man
Liberty
General Miles
Buffalo BA
Plains
Porter
Buffalo Bill
Audubon Society Plans Bird Tagging to Track Habits
At a Chicago meeting of the Illinois Audubon Society in Fullerton Hall Art Institute, Ruthven Deane proposed tagging captured birds with aluminum leg tags showing place and date seen. The plan aims to identify wintering grounds and movements, and funding requests were issued for tags and contributions of effort.
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Mninois Audubon Society
Minois Audubon Society
Fullerton Hall Art Institute
Chicago
Attle
Ruthven Deane
Society
Atdubon Society
Nations in Mimic Sea Battle at Portola Festival
San Francisco emissary Moore departed for Washington and Europe to interest foreign governments in a Portola festival plan. The event would feature a mime international sea battle in San Francisco Bay next October to celebrate the discovery of San Prancico Bay and the city’s rehabilitation.
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San Francisco
California
Moore
Washington
Europe
San Prancico Bay
San Prancisco
San Pranelco
San Francisco Bay
Portola
Anti-treating Saloon to Open in Des Moines May 22
An anti-treating saloon will open in Des Moines Ta on May 22 under A. Kirkhart who controls fifteen saloons. He plans to extend the system if successful and declares that treating will not be tolerated, aiming to outperform Bishop Potter’s approach.
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United States
Des Moines
Kirkhart
Bishop Potter
Payson Waston and Karns City Teas Tribute
A fragmentary tribute to Payson Waston and Karns City Teas celebrates a long friendship and shared songs. The text evokes years of memory and cheer, honoring Payson with cheers and nostalgic references to community ties and familiar faces.
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Payson
Walker
Payson Wreton
Birthmark Tattoo Reveals Hidden Past in Marriage
Sir Huntley Burl discovers his American wife’s concealed past when a long Hidden birthmark is revealed as a blue anchor tattooed on her arm. The tale follows their strained trust as each confronts the truth of her former life and its implications for their marriage.
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Gwendolin Adams
American Press Association
Huntley Burl
Tle
Hunt
Sir Huntley
England
Bio
Lin
la Whfe
Wader
Clara Jones
Darine
Bill Peters
Buptley
Mer
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