Reverend Lapley Seeks Free Trial for Digestive Remedy
A Birmingham Alabama minister Rev J D Lapley of Avondale Station notes a local paper offer for a free trial bottle of Dr Cald wells Syrup Pep with promise of relief from constipation indigestion and dyspepsia He invites readers to send name and address for prepaid delivery and mentions regular bottles a 50 cent price for 31 The ad includes a patient portrait and offers doctor correspondence for questions Sue Northrop of Quincy IL is cited as a cured patient and the address given is Caldwell Building Monticello IL
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J. D. Lapley
Avondale Station
Birmingham
Alt
Alabama
Northrop
Quincy
Til
W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell
Monticelo
Maider interview recalls coping when faced with fire
In a brief account, Maider describes how they responded to a dangerous blaze by shrinking and making themselves as small as possible to survive. The moment highlights instinctive fear and quick self preservation actions.
Cuticura Heals Severe Scalp Disorder After Years of Pain
Miss Lillian Brown of Liberty Me describes a years long scalp ailment with intense itching burning and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills the symptoms largely disappeared with only a brief spring recurrence and she credits the remedy for restoration.
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Cutieura
Lillian Brown
Liberty
Fresh-Water Eel Discovery in Messina Straits
The Messina Straits expose deep channels where whirling eddies draw eels and other marine life from the depths. A fresh water eel was first found there, shedding light on the prehistory of a mysterious fish lineage, as reported by the London Daily Telegraph.
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Straits of Messina
London Daily Telegraph
Dreamful Nights Promise Wedding Cake Cider
A local superstition promises that sleeping with cake cider beside you for three nights will bring the third night dream to pass. The tale centers on a household keeper who tests the ritual's luck. No official sources or dates are provided.
How Is Your Appetite Today
An old ad notes loss of appetite as a warning sign and recommends Hesterer's Stomach Bitters to restore appetite and digestion. It claims over 56 years of use for poor appetite indigestion and related issues, asserting it simulates gastric juice flow and aids assimilation.
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Hasteter
Hesterer
King Edward VII Dies in Buckingham Palace
King Edward VII died at 11:45 p m in Buckingham Palace of bronchial pneumonia contracted after a cold. Prince of Wales George became King George V and proclaimed at the Privy Council. The report recounts Edward VII’s life from 1841 birth to coronation in 1902 and his eight years on the throne.
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Lonmion
Eng
Edward Wil
Buckingham Palace
Price George of Wales
Low
Edward Vtf
Memsion House
Ghorge
Edward
George V
King George V
George VV
Privy Council
Secord
Edward VII
Alexandra
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Ems
India
Vernampton
Marlborough House
Queen Alexandra
Queen Victoria and
Albert
Prince Censor
Albert Ed
United States
Canada
Carcagh Camp
Irelsm
Jerusalem
Christian IX of
Denmark
Menners
Pmece
England
Great Britain
Vicctoria
Sol
Caehine
Tier
Ecward
Prince Albert
Duke of Clarence
George Frederick Ernest Albert
Louisa Victoria
Duke of Fife
Victoria Alejandra
Maude Charlotte
Prince Charles
Prince Alexander John
Speaker Cannon Cancels Chautauqua Dates in Ohio
Toledo reports that "Uncle Joe" Cannon cancelled all Chautauqua appearances. Logan county officials received a letter stating he cannot appear at the Bellefontaine Chautauqua on June 328.
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Cannon
Toledo
Joe” Cannon
Receipts Exceed Estimates for Corporation Tax
Washington reports corporation tax receipts will surpass Secretary MacVeagh’s December estimate by about $1,008,000, bringing total to roughly $25,006,000, according to the internal revenue office.
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Washington, D. C
Mac.Veagh
Internal Revenue Office
Curtiss Plans Flight Series in Topeka Start June 4
A deal was closed for a series of Curtiss bi planes to participate in contests to be held in Topeka the week starting June 4.
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Curtiss
Topeka
Taft Signals Opposition to Central Bank Issue
President Taft, quoted in a Boston address, stated opposition to a central bank issue. The remark clarifies his stance against central banking plans and outlines his position on the matter.
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Washington, D. C
aAlthough
Taft
Boston
Indiana Miners Return to Work Amid Coal Field Strike
Terre Haute Ind May 5 Eleven thousand Indian bituminous coal miners returned to work this morning ending a prolonged strike in the Indiana coal fields.
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Indiana
Terre, Gente
Ind
Canaos
New York Protects Birds Plumage Under Audubon Bill
Albany reports Gov Huces signed the Audubon bill to shield bird plumage from exploitation. Opponents including the Mezscre group argued against the measure, while supporters cited conservation and wildlife protection.
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New York
Albany
Huces
J Aimery
Hughes
Messire
Weson Adviser of Great Sedaliz Dies at 104
Weson Adviser of Great Sedaliz Missouri Frederick Saz evain, oldest white person born in the Louisiana Purchase, lifelong friend and advisor of former President Grant, died at his daughter Mrs John Waddell’s home at her tis ear aged 104 years.
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Wesen
Sedaliz
Missouri
Frederick Sazevain
Louisiana Purchase Territory
Grant
John Waddell
Audubon bill signals shift for state birds and millinery trade
In Albany Governor Hughes signs a measure affecting the state birds policy and millinery interests show compliance. The action follows debate over wildlife protection and hat trade implications.
Orchard Care Tips From An Early Gardener
Advice outlines protecting young trees from rabbits and hints at window box planting with aster and cos. It suggests tillage to deepen roots, warns against disturbing vines, and lists defensible sprays. pruning basics focus on suckers and weed control. It notes if soil food is exhausted, fertilize and cultivate and mentions using sheep to clean up after harvest. It cites lime sulfur for San Jose scale and apple scab control.
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San Jose
Gladiolus Popularity Highlighted by G and Woodruff
The piece extols the gladiolus as The Peoples Flower praising its accessibility long lasting blooms and wide color variety. It notes the flower’s popularity versus other blooms and comments on how recent improvements have made it more familiar to many people.
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G. & Woodruff
DON T NEGLECT THE ORCHARD
Advice to farmers on orchard care stressing consistent cultivation for the first years, then using cover crops, with natural soil fertility preferred over fertilizers. It notes rare need for mineral fertilizer if trees produce fruit, promotes nitrogen from legumes and phosphoric acid with potash as a low cost fertilization method.
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R & C Meier
Cultivating An Orchard
Advice on orchard care emphasizes thorough cultivation for five years after sale. It allows for growing a cultivated crop if desired and stresses diligent care until trees begin bearing fruit.
Wisconsin Woman Credits Cod Liver Oil For Rubber Plants
A Wisconsin woman reports that her rubber plants remain green and vigorous in an experiment by attributing their health to an occasional dose of cod liver oil. She feeds them a large spoonful of oil every two weeks.
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Wisconsin
Starting a Peach Orchard from Correct Methods of Planting
A detailed guide by Maurice A. Blare of the New Jersey Experiment Station on preparing soil and roots, pruning, spacing trees 18 feet apart, and best practices for setting peach trees. Includes root treatment with whale oil soap, furrow layout, and the use of crimson clover or vetson as cover crops to improve soil.
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Maurice A. Blare
New Jessey Experiment Station
Offalgood and Sunnycuss Remarks Prompt Witty Exchange
The dialogue features Offalgood claiming it never acted hastily and Sunnycuss retorting about placing the wrong end of a cigar in the mouth, implying a humorous misstep. The exchange showcases playful banter and suggests a casual, lighthearted mood between the speakers.
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Offalgood
Sunnycuss
Shawnee Development Promises Fast Growth and Profits
Shawnee Oklahoma markets itself as a booming city, claiming 25 000 residents in 14 years and listing a meat packing plant with 1500 employees, a cotton mill with 600 workers, and two state universities enrolling 1000 students. It invites investment with “last opportunity” pricing and ground-floor access through Shawnee Development Company.
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Great Southwest
Shawnee
Shawnee Development Company
Oklahoma
Deaf and Dumb Asylum Mentioned By Tour Guide
A tour wagon passes the Twenty second Regiment armory at Broadway and Sixty-eighth street. A child misreads a sign as defend-a-dum and the guide explains the word as Deaf and Dumb asylum, prompting the aunt to agree with the pronunciation.
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Regiment
Broadway
Sixty-eighth Street
Speaker Cannon Dinner Remark on Roles in Society
At a Washington dinner, Speaker Cannon told a Flouns sararette that there is room for both men and women. He said women provide for the inner man while men provide for the outer woman, emphasizing distinct roles.
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Speaker Cannon
Washington
The Limit Price Hike Hits Everyday Goods
The New York Sun notes rising prices across the board with Becker remarking on smaller doughnut holes while acknowledging the overall increase in the cost of living.
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Becker
New York Sun
Kill the Files Now and Kees Disease away
A DAILY FLY KILLER will do it. Ralls thousands. Lasts all ois Ask your dealer, or send 2e to H. SOM S, 150 DeKalb are. Brooklyn, N. J. It takes people who have no opin ions of their own to make good jurors therefor e women are not eligible.
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H. Soms
Brooklyn
N. J
Protecting Against Sun Scald on Trees
Guidance notes protect plant tissue from sun scald by shielding rabbits. When tying individual trees is impractical, apply a swab of blood, soap and tobacco to deter rabbits, leveraging the animal's sensitive nose to keep it away from the bark.
Greatest Market Place at Niji Novgorod Fair
The article describes Niji Novgorod in Russia hosting a yearly fair that attracts merchants from Asia and Europe. It records over 150 million dollars in six weeks, highlighting the market as the world’s greatest.
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Niji Novgorod
Russia
Asia
Europe
Use of Nitrate of Soda for Garden Growth
Nitrate of soda will force the growth of melons, tomatoes and other plants. A tablespoonful scattered about each tomato plant and lightly raked in will produce good results.
Setting Skruts for Early Planting
The note discusses setting various shrubs as soon as soil allows, noting hardy planting improves root growth before harsh weather arrives. It emphasizes timely soil preparation and planting windows to optimize growth opportunities.
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Westher
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Howard Bros
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Stela
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Straiche Sc
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Donulaashoes
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Rogers & Uc
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Alabastine Company
New York City
Grand Ra
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