Cleanly Woman Claims Cures Dandruff With Drug
Fragmented OCR describes a woman asserting a dandruff cure and promoting a drug claimed to remove dandruff germs. The text is garbled with unclear names, places, or dates.
26 Oct 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1905
Page
1
Fragmented OCR describes a woman asserting a dandruff cure and promoting a drug claimed to remove dandruff germs. The text is garbled with unclear names, places, or dates.
Philadelphia police charge fraudulent names on voting lists threaten honest election as campaign aims to expose fraud. Police canvass cites identifications from voters list. Baby burned to death as mother killed child during lamp accident in Easton area. In Trenton, William Bevins is released after coroner rules shooting father justifiable.
Reports from St Petersburg and Warsaw detail rail stoppages and rising tensions as strikes spread. Violence erupts in Ekaterinoslav with troops clashing with rioters and several killed or wounded. Authorities fear food shortages and broader unrest as political leaders struggle to respond.
Jerome K. Jerome famed humorist and novelist, author of Three Men In a Boat, gains recognition as a leading writer. His popular plays have enjoyed success, and he now performs on this side of the Atlantic amid renewed acclaim.
The Baltimore synod of the Presbyterian church orders strict enforcement of the overture limiting marriage for divorced persons. No minister may perform such a ceremony except for the innocent party after one year from divorce, reflecting the synod's tightening stance.
Washington October 26 The Post quotes Secretary Taft saying he has no intention of resigning from the cabinet to campaign for the presidency or for any other office. He states he will remain in the cabinet as long as the president desires and expresses no plans to pursue future political ambitions.
Pittsburg attorney asserts securities were stolen from a loan tied to Crucible Steel stock at the Enterprise National Bank. He alleges a confession by Clark points to a prominent man as beneficiary of illicit operations, with a new bank staff hired after the bank’s closure. A special examiner is to investigate for the Justice Department.
Governor Pennypacker asks President Roosevelt to order a thorough investigation into the Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny, noting deposits of 1620.00 and limited state power to investigate. The request aims to uncover the bank’s financial condition and related actions under federal oversight.
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