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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
6
The passage imagines teeth expressing thanks to their friendly tools the mil lions of Tooth Brushes and the hundreds of Centifrices praising their cleaning efforts. It humorously notes that despite their good work they still fall short of protecting enamel.
An ad proclaims Pebeco Tooth Paste as the today dentifrice that prevents Acid Mouth the direct cause of 95 percent of tooth decay. It offers a 10 day trial tube and acid test papers free on request.
New York merchants showcase diverse offerings daily inviting visitors to learn of their capabilities to meet needs. The New York Times highlights how retailers present products and services to guests every day.
Elbert H. Gary, head of United States Steel, testified against claims of deception toward President Roosevelt and defended pool practices as legal in earlier years. He recounted the Tennessee Coal & Iron acquisition, rail pool actions, and the shift against pools after Sherman Act interpretations. He noted public opinion changing by 1904 and said no misrepresentation occurred with the President.
George Schall, a former Army Hospital Corps sergeant, was arrested in Vancouver Washington on murder charges for the presumed April arson killings of his wife and three sons at the Presidio San Francisco. Authorities noted insurance payouts and Schall’s intact enlistment papers as key details.
Franklin 8 Wiltse former Captain US Marine Corps of 97 Central Park West New York City was found not guilty by a petit jury in the US Court on the first ballot May 6 after being indicted last November for misappropriation of government mess funds amounting to 85. He is the son of the late Captain Gilbert C Wiltse U S N who hoisted the American flag over the Hawaiian Islands in 1893 aboard the USS Boston.
French bankers aboard a U.S. trip seek removal of receivers for the St. Louis & San Francisco bonds. They want an accounting of $55,000,000 raised from $72,000,000 in bonds, and to nominate a receiver. Maurice Léon and Prince Poniatowski feature in the discussion over alleged fund misuses and investor protection.
Mrs Daisy Opie Ulrich Grace sues for divorce from Eugene H Grace after acquittal on a shooting charge in Atlanta on March 25 1912 A Master to take testimony will be asked tomorrow due to service issues and charges of cruel and barbarous treatment may be presented If Eugene Grace fails to appear the decree likely will be granted by default.
Albany June 2 Gov Sulzer signs Levy bill boosting future bond rate to 4% from 4% due to weak market. Short-term notes may carry 5% interest, with state aiming to raise 27 million dollars. Deputy Controller Harris cites bond buyers’ difficulty at par and argues 4% bonds needed to fund canals and highways.
Canton Ohio June 2 Fire destroyed the plant of The Daily News Publishing Company this morning. Loss estimated at about 50000 dollars. The cause is not known.
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