Love Will Laugh At Laws Says Dr Hunter
Denver dispatch reports Dr Hunter arguing that laws banning marriages for diseased individuals fail in practice. He cites poets and scientists with alleged health flaws, contending genius often coexists with illness and vice, and urges education over prohibition to strengthen the race. Jamnes names appear for fall primaries with deadlines for filing.
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Philadelphia Petition Rush Strikes County Election Board
Philadelphia county election commissioners faced a flood of early petitions to place candidates on the ballot as the filing period opened. The rush signals high interest in races and potential shifts in local political alignments.
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Eczema Ointment Promises Quick Relief Says Long Cure
Mrs D L Kenney praises Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment claiming it cured her tetter after over fifty years of trouble. Ad promotes the remedy available from Koeprens and by mail for 50 cents, with contact details for Pfeiffer Chemical Co in St Louis and Philadelphia.
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Enraged husband hurls wife into Pacific Ocean in San Francisco
Mrs. Harry Martin told police that her estranged husband Harry Martin lured her to Cliff House beach at midnight to discuss divorce. She said he became enraged and threw her into the surf, where Edward Smith saved her. She sought Martin’s arrest at police headquarters yesterday.
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Minister Praises Laxative in Ad for Dr King's Pills
An advertisement from Allison Iowa touts Dr Kings New Life Pills for constipation praising Rev H Stubengoll. The copy claims the pills are perfect for liver and bowels, guarantees every pill, and lists a 25 cent price at Koeppens.
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Allison, Ia
Dr. King
Koeppens
Tragic mill accident in Lem Non Oregon fatality
George W. Sperling, 74, died at Lebanon paper mills after a fall into the transmission pulleys. His body was cut into eight pieces with severe injuries including the heart torn free and a limb severed. Authorities believe a fainting spell from heart trouble caused the accident. He leaves a widow and two daughters.
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Lebanon
Anti-Jap Man Named by President Wilson
Seattle Aug 20 State Senator Henry M White of Bellingham was named by President Wilson as commissioner of immigration at Seattle He had urged anti Japanese bills last winter until Secretary Knox intervened and lawmakers reconsidered Some Seattle Japanese societies protested his appointment
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Bellingham
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Secretary of Agriculture to Visit the West
Secretary David Franklin Houston of the Wilson administration plans a western tour this fall, with Spokane as a stop to inspect Inland Empire farming regions. Spokane Chamber official Corbaley says definite plans are pending but hopes for a two to three day visit to assess progress and needs. A second ad notes White's Cream Vermifuge as a worm treatment for children. price 25 cents per bottle.
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Department of Agriculture
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Gordon Co, Corbaley
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Corbaley
Wounded Man May Live After Shootings Near Baker
David Powell, shot last Thursday by Lawrence Cartwright as Cartwright killed Mrs. George Cartwright and himself, shows signs of recovery at Huntington hospital. He may be discharged in a few weeks barring complications.
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Public life in Ife questioned by Senator Sorghum
A Washington Star excerpt shows a young man answering a senator about entering public life. The exchange emphasizes the scrutiny and ridicule officials face from friends and the public. The candidate notes his plaid belted coat as a sign of readiness.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington
Star
Lloyd-George Foils Suffragette Prank At Golf Links
London reports a witty hoax on Chancellor David Lloyd-George by Sir Alfred Mond’s wife and a friend in disguise as suffragettes. Detected by detectives, the ruse failed but sparked laughter as Lloyd-George quipped he came to play golf not discuss politics. Lady Mond’s intervention kept the detectives on duty.
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British Chemical Trust
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Howevr
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Foss Withdraws From Republican Gov Nomination
Boston August 20 Governor Foss announced he will not seek the Republican nomination for governor despite having enough signatures for primary ballot placement He has not decided whether to run as an Independent candidate instead and will consider his options in the near term.
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