Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement claims deafness is due to inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. It promises to pay one hundred dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and directs readers to send for free circulars, with sale by druggists at 75 cents.
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Hall
Lyman Brown
Murray St
New York
N.Y
Township
Range
Brown County
South Dakota
Richmond
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry
Westport
Chicago, Milwaukee, & St. Paul Ry
North
Minnesota
New Metal Refits Heat Ranges Coleised Steel
The Cole Manufacturing Co of Chicago introduces Coleized Steel for Cole's Hot Blast Range. The alloy joins carbon with iron and steel to form dense castings, unlike porous cast or malleable iron. They claim four to five times greater wear resistance based on tests.
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Cole Manufacturing Co
Chicago
Cole
Thanksgiving visit to Uncle's farm with a table full of surprises
Lucile hosts a Thanksgiving for her lonely bachelor guest Mr. Blakely at Uncle's farm. Plans collide with Parisian desserts, a salty ice, and a mishap-filled feast. Cousin Fannie saves the day with pumpkin pies as tensions ease and a thanks is voiced for home cooking.
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Pase
Anna
Father
Blakely
Mr. Blakely
New York
Lucile
Fannie
Wethen
Paris
Tilly
Fath
Wade
Jamaica
Fan
Patmore
Golf Club Baby Causes Stir At Sawlyer Estate
Sawlyer brings his infant Robert Jr to the golf club amid curious glances and a lively round of bets. Miss Quigley, a standout golfer, watches the baby as fathers discuss balls while the family plans a potential sister‑in‑law match. The carefree afternoon ends with Sawlyer praising the uplifting air of life at the course.
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Sawlyer
Robert, Jr
Sallyer
Salyer
Miss Quigley
Bob
Quigley
Miss Quigley Tricks Robert Jr in Turbulent Scene
In a chaotic moment Miss Quigley holds the furious Robert Jr while he yells, and Sawlyer realizes he forgot about the child’s presence. Miss Quigley notes Sall yer’s wife has telephoned repeatedly as she vows to confront Sall yer. The scene ends with a tense plan to head home.
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Ballyer
Miss Quigley
Robert, Jr
Robert Jr
Sallyer
Bob
Suspicion in Heiress and Young Heiress Dialogue
A dialogue fragment from Catholic Standard and Times shows a wealthy heiress questioning Mr Young Jake while her father warns of his odor on the young man’s breath. The exchange hints at prejudice and hidden motives within a family dispute over a will.
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Young Jake
Catholic Standard and Times
Torpedoes Guided by Aircraft patent awarded
Brad ley A. Fiske of the United States Navy receives a patent for a device guiding submarine torpedoes from an aircraft. The system carries the torpedo under the plane then releases a latch to start the torpedo’s propulsion before it is dropped to water for impact.
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Bradley A. Fiske
United States Navy
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