Brights Disease and Diabetes Claim Curable, Say Fulton Co
A San Francisco letter from Clifford House of the Call cites claimed cures for Brights Disease and Diabetes, including Edward Short and a staff editor’s mother, plus a former supreme judge. The John J. Fulton Co asserts new diuretics evolved in his experiments provide the cure.
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San Francisco
F. W. Schmidt
Fulion
Oregon
Clifford House
Buelpeas
Edward Short
Duluth
Minn
Supreme
Cal
John J. Fulton
John J. Fulton CO
Cure Your Cold With Acker's English Remedy
Advert depicts Acker's English Remedy claiming to halt coughs overnight and cure pneumonia, consumption, asthma, bronchitis, and throat and lung troubles. Offers refund if not satisfied and provides free sample mailing to W H Hooker & Co Buffalo and W Gehmtet & Co Druggists.
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W. H. Hooker & Co
Buffalo
N. F
World wheat demand would triple if all races ate as English
United States Crop Reporter 1913 shows world wheat crop at 9.62 billion bushels in 1913 with the U S leading at 24 54 billion. England consumes seven bushels per person and if global populations ate like the English, world demand would require about 100.5 billion bushels, over three times the 1913 crop.
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England
United States
India
France
Library of Universal Knowledge
Eden
Cumberland
Substitute for Air Claims Breathing Free of Atmosphere
The article describes a device by Professor Joubert that purportedly provides an artificial air supply enabling breathing without ambient air. An apparatus fits over the mouth and nose with tubes for inhaled and exhaled air, claiming a complete breathing experience without atmospheric dependence.
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Jace Sensor
Parms
Ecole Polytech Pigae
Amerie
Diveie
Peter
M. Joubert
Preservation of Dead Embalming Machine Demonstrated
An unusual demonstration at Uwe Hoyn College of Surgeons in London showcased a Belgian doctor's machine that preserves the dead against decay. The process uses formalin gas to render the body impervious to decomposition without dissection, delaying dissolution into dust and ashes.
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Uwe Hoyn College of Surgeons
London
Aave
London Telegraph
Confessions of a Priest from Wake Ark on Yellow Jaundice Cure
Rev Jno Cox of Wake Ark recounts twelve years of yellow jaundice and failed medical efforts before turning to electricity as a remedy. He notes consulting many physicians and trying various medicines without relief before the electric treatment.
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Jno
Cox
Wake, Ark
Monument to Sumner Fund Reaches Oregon Total
Governor Chamberlain received a report from Walter L. B Plummer showing Sumner Monument subscriptions in Oregon. Total subscriptions amount to 120.25 dollars, with 104.50 paid and 15.75 unpaid, funding a nationwide memorial to deceased U.S. Senator Charles Sumner.
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Oregon
Chamberlain
Walter L. B Plummer
Portland
Sumner Monument Association
Idaho Press Association Officers Elected
The Idaho Press Association closes its third annual meeting at Coeur d Alene and selects Boise as the site for the next gathering with officers elected to lead the association.
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Valen City
Boise City
H. C. Shaver
Moscow Star
E. C. Simmons
The
Horse Unionist
HS. Parker
Mabellaine
Tn Acchamaten
Boise
Idaho Press Association
Coeur
Bank Failures Hit Coast Banks Linked to Mexico Chief
The International Bank & Trust Company in San Francisco and Seattle failed after the suspension of the head in Mexico City. The events center on the head of the institution and ripple through coastal banking, with authorities assessing solvency and customer impact.
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Big Coast Bank
International Bank & Trust Company
San Francisco
Seattle
City of Mexico
Irrigation scheme eyed to reclaim arid Idaho lands
A massive irrigation plan led by TA Noble of the geological survey proposes using Pend Oreille lake waters to reclaim thousands of acres in Northern Idaho and Eastern Washington. If approved, the project could rival Fertile regions globally and attract many settlers, with government lands and timber claims involved. In a separate note, Blackfeet conflict erupts after a Blackfoot Indian is killed in a dispute over whiskey traders on the reserve near Cut Bank, Mont.
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Spokane
Idaho
Washington
Pend Worellie Lake
TA. Noble
Department of the
Government Geological Survey
Division of Hydraulics
Peyton Building
Nobvle
Geological Survey Department
Northwest
Pont Oreille
United Statis
John Coldwater
Spotted Dog
Cut Bank
Mont
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