Dr Pierce Reveals Full Ingredients Of Golden Medical Discovery
Bold step by Dr Pierce to publish a complete list of ingredients for his Golden Medical Discovery a tonic for weak stomach liver biliousness and catarrhal conditions It claims no alcohol narcotics minerals or poisonous agents and cites native medicinal roots including Sauaw Weed with Indian use history and endorsements from medical writings to support each component.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Merce
Noted social queen Mrs Astor aids workers after ditch project
Mrs William Astor, longtime New York society leader, watched workers lay New York Steam Housing pipes on Fifth Avenue. She summoned her butler to bring the foreman forward and arranged refreshments for the men, personally distributing money and water to each line as they passed. Crimmins Park Commissioner oversaw the gesture, while a garden party remark abroad noted her dignified bearing.
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William Astor
New York
Fifth Avenue
New York Steam Housing Company
Mrs. Astor
Wien
Astras
Winkayul Uy Park
Crimmins
Jin
Pratce
Astor
Opera House
Mexico's Cartridge Factory Opens At Molina del Rey
Mexico announces a new metal cartridge factory with a 50 000 unit capacity on the Molina del Rey site. Machinery from Germany installed by German workers marks the plant as a model of modern industry, reflecting a push in defense production amid mixed signals from abroad.
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Mexico
Molina del Rey
Germany
Rockefeller Looks Back in Memoir on Corporations and Reform
Rockefeller presents a series of reminiscences on his life and the rise of the Standard Oil Company. He defends direct selling, supports federal incorporation and regulation, and envisions vast future opportunities for the young generation in a modern corporate era. He notes the need for uniform laws and fair treatment of foreign capital while stressing honesty and capable management.
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Rockefeller
St Ofe
Standard Oi
Hhe Modern Corporation
Industrial Commission
Tam Tar
Mc. Rockefeller
Submarine Warship May Cross Atlantic Says Holland
John P. Holland of East Orange New Jersey, inventor of the submarine boat, claims a new deep sea vessel can cross the Atlantic and transform modern warfare. He says it will be sold abroad, carry a five man crew, travel 30 knots, dive to 200 feet, and launch torpedoes faster than present weapons. He offered plans to the U S navy department but says they were not encouraged.
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Holland
United States Navy Department
Navy Department
Bottfeship
Expedition Recovers Near-Perfect Siberian Mammoth Skeleton
Reports from St Petersburg describe an Imperial Zoological Society expedition unearthing the most complete mammoth remains yet found in northern Siberia. The trunk and skull are intact and undamaged, save for two worn teeth, with a well preserved hide and shaggy fur.
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St. Petersburg
Imperial Zoological Society
Siberia
Austria tightens control on radium mining sites
Austria plans strict control over a real podium spring and bonded hotels near Carlsbad. Government aims to manage operations at St Joxehimetal where water from uranium mines reportedly contains substantial radium.
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Austria
St. Joxehimetal
Carlsbad
Myrt at the Game in the New York Mail
A fragmentary verse from the New York Mail describes Myrtilla and Myrtle at a baseball game featuring the Giants vs Cubs. The lines mix poetical questions about plays and players like Herzog and Donlin with affectionate, oblique commentary on the game.
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Herzog
Myrtle
New York Mail
Bryan’s Mail Enormous Campaign Fund Plan
Democrats adopted a popular subscription plan that swells William Jennings Bryan's mail in Lincoln Nebraska. The volume overwhelms clerks as Charles Bryan handles most letters. Money sent to Bryan goes through his office for acknowledgment then to Fairview where Rose and staff process funds before forwarding drafts and checks to the national treasurer.
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Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Bryans
Charles
Cntre
William J. Bryan
Fairview
Rose
Haskell
Auto Passed To Bystander In Springfield Street Scene
A disheveled man crawled from beneath a car in Maple Street, Springfield Mass, provoking laughs as a bystander named John Giard claimed the vehicle. The owner, muffling his identity with a cap, took the license plate and walked away. A tag marked Holt links the former owner. Giard, a two-bit mechanic, managed to push the red car to a nearby garage.
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Maplestreet
Springfield
Mass
John Giard
Giard
Holt
Danish Plan for Great Belt Railway Tunnel Considered
The London Times reports Denmark weighing a jet powered tunnel under the Great Belt. The project would run about seventeen miles, with twelve miles submerged beneath the sea. Estimated cost slightly above $7,000,000.
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London Times
Great Belt
Dayton to Honor Wrights Testimonial in Big City Notice
Dayton plans a major tribute to Orville and Wilbur Wright as hometown heroes. A committee reports an invitation from Orville Wright and notes his preference to wait for brother Wilbur, currently in France, before any formal honor arrangements are made.
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Dayton
Orville
Willu Wright
Adletter
Orville Wright
Pat
France
Suy Boner
Dayton Plans to Honor Wright Brothers with Exhibition Flight
At the first reception committee meeting efforts were announced to arrange an exhibition flight by the Wright brothers upon their Dayton return. Proposals include securing the first Wright airship for Dayton, erecting a statue in Cooper Park, and presenting a magnificent loving cup to the aerial navigators amid a great public demonstration honoring the world’s most successful aerial navigators.
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Foundol de
Wright Brothers
Dayton
Wrights
Trayton
Actors Joke on Pittsburg at Lincoln Hotel
Three actors who recently performed at a Pittsburg theater caused a crowd at the Hotel Lincoln court yard. A man resembling Taft hurried to an elevator followed by Royais and Hearst lookalikes, then the real crowd pressed in as the actors were found in conversation. Police cleared the area after the ruse was revealed.
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Taft
Bryan
Hearst
Pittsburg
Lincoln
William Byward Taft
William Jennings Royais
William Rane Holph Hearst
Portors
William Jilussten
Edward 2
Hrooks Amd
Corney Burton
Novel Church Furbishing Bee At West Torrington
The women of the First Congregational Church in West Torrington Conn offered wings to provide a flower for men who repaint the church exterior from steeple to foundation. The men accepted. After rain dust the painting will begin. Rev M Bryant, pastor, will be one of the painters.
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West Torrington
Conn
M. Bryant
Electric Bitters Proves Best for Stomach and Liver Ailments
Mrs. Mary Dowling of San Francisco testifies to Electric Bitters curing her stomach trouble after using the tonic. She claims it purifies the blood, invigorates the system, and aids female weakness, recommending it as the best remedy on the market.
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Mary Dowling
Sth Ave
San Francisco
Uisensing
Contract to Remove Hats at George Cohan’s Gaiety
Ticket notes from the George Cohan’s Gaiety theater in New York require women to remove hats during performances as part of a contract printed on the reverse side of the seat coupon. The seat holder must produce the contract on demand to prove seating rights, with management keeping the printed agreement available. Go-carts priced from $1.75. The Ravest patterns. J. H. Forster.
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George Cohan
New Gaiety Theater
New
Yo Wind
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