Tokyo Learns U S Stand As Baseball Scandal Simmers
The piece outlines U S Japan tensions over immigration and California land law, notes Okuma's campaign to mobilize against California policy, and reports on a Chicago grand jury revealing crookedness in baseball with eight players facing charges. It also covers ongoing European conflicts, Ireland, and price declines in the U S.
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United States
Japan
Adinistration
Washington ‘R
Tokyo
Washington
Ameriica
America
California
Stephens
Grand Jury
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Hoyne
Cook County
Charles Comiskey
White Sox
Comiskey
Internal Revenue Department
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Nebraska News In Concise Form From Lincoln Postmasters
Thirty four applicants seek Lincoln postmaster job as Nebraska reports a Beatrice national guard company over fifty strong. North Platte sugar beet crop valued at eight million, Omaha market sees corn under one dollar for first time since 1917. Eleven other local items include deaths, crimes, rail taxes, and weather impacts on crops.
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Lincoln
National Guard
Beatrice
North Platte Valley
Omaha
Belden Andersen
Norfolk
Charles Savidge
William ‘Tl Dudgeon
Dudgeon
Jansen
Nebraska
Daily ‘Tribune
Seward
Charles Nutter
Falls City
University of Missouri At Columbia
Central City
John Fugate
John G. Buar
P. Mf. Andersen
Willey
Russell WH Peters
A. D. Peters
Omuaha
Rhodes
Oxford University
Pete Edgington
Paxton
Loup Valley Packing Co
Grand Island
Jacob WW. St. Clair
Cuming County
West Point
Toutelot Barker Company
Adams
Arlow D. Sutter
Nelle
State Supreme Court
Chester Bissell
The
State Journal
Nash
Thomas
Bangston
Page
Syracuse
Carl Grunkenmeyer
Burwell
Loup Valley
Heenan
Boyd County
Louise Maack
John Maack
W. H. Osborne
State Board of Taxation
Socialist Party
Amsberry
Eastern Cement
Fairbury
Nebraska College of Agriculture
State Banking Bureau
Ford
Henry Lonam
Pal- Thatn
IX. J. Sawatzky
Tenry O. Kroeker
Ryailroads
Peter Jensen
United States
Nebraska Railway Commission
Harrison
Associated OU Co
California
John Cook
Charles Nelson
Knox
Pierce
Crofton
A. F. Ludwig
Nebraska Supreme Court
Rainbow Division
Nebraska University
Wilber
Co. A. Sommer
District Court
Rose
O’connor
McKelvie
Sstate
State University
Congress
State Senate
Supreme Court
E. MacCracken
Nebraska Osteopathic Association
N. J. Hoagland
Byron S. Peterson
Lula L. Cramb
State College of Agriculture
Bureaus of Animal Industry
Columbus
Auburn
Fremont
Keidhney
Oscar Wayham
Tobias
Danderine Promise of Fuller Hair in Minutes
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a beauty tonic that revives lifeless hair making it look thicker and fuller after a massage. It claims the 35 cent bottle freshens the scalp, reduces dandruff and hair loss, and restores youthful brightness, urging readers to buy at druggists.
Pill on the Start Brightens First Day
Little Eleanor returns home after her first day at school and explains to Milhiina that the pil is a book you write in, as the foucher told. The remark shows early literacy routines and a child’s framing of school tools.
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Eleanor
Milhiina
Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root advertised as kidney remedy
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root claiming it cures kidney liver and bladder ailments and neutralizes excess acid. It offers a sample bottle by mail from Kilmer & Co and promotes sale through drug stores with a postal request and ten cent enclosure.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Bride recalls spiteful gift after wedding rejection
Bride explains that George acted spitefully after her rejection by sending a silver cellarette as a wedding present. A friend recalls the gesture and its awkward timing.
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George
Bride
Green's August Flower a Remedy for Indigestion
A dated promotional note extols Green's August Flower as effective for nervous dyspepsia constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness and related digestive distress. It claims fifty four years of widespread use in thousands of households globally with no failures and notes gentle laxative qualities with sales everywhere.
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Green
Ady
Fully Occupied by Mrs Peavish Quips About Mr Peavish
A Dallas News item notes Mrs Peavish joking that her husband will never quit his bad habits because he spends all waking hours practicing them and even snores during sleep, highlighting domestic humor.
Diamond Dyes Guarantee Bright Color For All Fabrics
Diamond Dyes promises simple instructions to dye garments and home textiles in a red fadeless color. The ad notes directions fit wool silk linen cotton or mixed goods and guarantees perfect results when using Diamond Dyes Color Card with 16 rich colors.
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Ady
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