Munyon Remedies Promoted Amid Health Claims
An article touts Munyon remedies including the Cold Cure with claims of rapid relief and safety. It notes free distribution via newspapers and druggists with a money back guarantee, and extols four advantages while warning of no harm if unsatisfactory. Also covers Chief Spencer, a 110 year old Klickitat on Fort Simcoe reservation, detailing his life as a guide for Whites and his loyalty despite conflicts.
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Ely
Unyou
Swagen
Munyon
Gunyon
Munron
Munron Remedy
Phila
Spencer
Fort Simcoe
Col
Wright
Maj Raines
Columbia
Cascades
Lancaster Sneasnient
Seattle Poast
Canada Shins Appies to Cape Town in Warm Winter Trade
Canada shipped about 6000 barrels of apples to Cape Town, South Africa. Transportation and storage cost per barrel was 1 shilling, with importers selling Kings at 75 cents, wooden Russets at 9.50 a barrel, and Ben Davis as high as 9.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Cape Town
South Africa
Iporters
Ben Davis
Birds Bathe in Sunshine and a Loyal Dog Hero
A midsummer scene in Western Washington shows a hummingbird delighted by a garden shower, repeatedly bathing under a fine spray. A second tale recounts a faithful Alaska dog delivering a message to a besieged prospector party, returning after days in harsh weather. The issue also includes nature education on leaves and a light parenting puzzle about squash pie pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
B. K. Daniels
Sunday Magazine
Alainst
Newarkan
Alaska
Valdes
King
New Zealand Dominion Details and Government Features
An overview of New Zealand as a dominion with its 1907 population figures, capital Wellington, and major cities. It notes annexation impacts, parliamentary structure, public services, education, land reform, and economic exports as well as a tariff schedule. It also cites iron smelting origins and notes Mexican revenue stamps for legal papers.
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Dominion
New Zealand
Pacific
Australia
Wellington
Dunedin
Auckland
Christchurch
Cook
Hervey’ Islands
Legislative Council
House of Representatives
University of New Zealand
Dominions
Unclear river name hints at Oxeboxo in Connecticut
A fragment notes a river in Connecticut with a name that can be spelled alike in both directions, referenced as Oxeboxo, cited by Argus with limited geographic detail.
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Connecticut
The Facetious Traveller Compares Cities and a Court Ruling
The narrator recalls questions about Pittsburg Boston Philadelphia Chicago and Denver while a discussion turns to a street assault. The court finds the assault justified after hearing the evidence, with the judge presiding and remarks noted.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Denver
Rocky
New Orleans
Albino Mole Rarely Recorded in Zoological Notes
A London Daily Mail item notes a white mole captured in Stockcross, highlighting the unusual albino specimen and noting rare color variations in mammals. The report cites zoological archives documenting hues from light brown to amber, with albino cases being exceedingly uncommon.
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Manbury
Wits
London Daily Mail
Jersey peas 29 per pound
Jersey peas priced at 29 cents per pound in Philadelphia market report. Local vendors list fresh produce at low cost with limited details available.
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Jersey
Philadelphia
Miss Sutton urges simple rules for healthy athletic girls
The world tennis champion Miss May Sutton tours San Francisco offering basic guidance for aspiring athletes. She warns against tea and coffee, favors long walks and ample fresh air, and stresses moderate exercise as key to health and grace for American girls.
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May Sutton
Sutton
San Francisco
Miss Sutton
Rome
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Hale
Pike
Dean
Alrs
Virginia Spitzer
Buene Vista
Bert Re
Gill
Ufe
Httle Womert
Elizabeth Dudderidge
New York Tribune
Curtis
Philadelphia Record
Iran
Ridgeway
Egypt
Libya
China
Teanda
Europe
Noricum
Austria
Bavaria
Mexico
United States
Oxeboxa
California
London
Cal
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creck, Mich
S. A
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