Fairbanks Prefers Methodist Address Over Papal Audience
Charles Warren Fairbanks former U S vice president says he would rather speak to American Methodists than seek a audience with Pope Pius The Vatican warns such talks may forfeit the audience Rev Wallace M Stuckey ex Williamsburg Kan convicted of abducting Lorena Sutherland and arrested at Waukegan Ill denied a new trial at Ottawa Kan Also reported are political nominations military promotions and various legal actions.
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United States
Pope Pius
Vatican
Wallace M Stuckey
Williamsburg
Kan
Lorena Sutherland
Waukegan
Ill
Ottawa
Hamilton Fish
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Max G Schlapp
New York Academy of Medicine
Tobe
Jan Resotsky
Blls Wiand
Frank R Morgaridge
Illinois
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P. M Rixey
Charlie Taft
Brooklyn
White House
Levit Withee
Lacrosse
Wis
Rodman Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Bacon
Paris
Harry Meyers
Moses Gootman
Otto T Bannard
Fire destroys Journal News building. Byers confesses motive
Evansville police say teamster John Byers admitted starting the fire that ruined the Journal News building last week and sparked other blazes in the business district, part of a mania costing property owners about 200000 dollars.
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John Byers
Evansville
Journal News
New York
John D Rockefeller
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
National Packing Company
Clearing House of the Trust
Standard of
Stingray
Charlestown
Mass ) Navy Yard
Guggenheim Properties
Wall Street
Bjornstjerne Bjornson
Berlin
Atlantic Ocean
Germany
United States
France
Canada
The Contractor Improves Laborer Health With Oats
A seasoned contractor in a warm climate faced stomach disorders among railroad laborers fed heavy meat rations and river water. He reduced meat and increased Quaker Oats, boiling and mixing the oatmeal into drinking water. The men recovered quickly, gaining strength and better spirits, illustrating oatmeal's value.
Tit for tat in rural quarrel over sleeping noise
A rural exchange escalates between neighbors over loud snoring and silence. Bo Bill and Huskworthy trade taunts as a complaint about disturbance spreads, revealing tensions in a farm community.
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Farmer Huskworthy
Bo Bill
Money for Tuberculosis Fight Grows Across Public Funds
A review shows Massachusetts first funded a state sanitarium twelve years ago, with over 10 million dollars state and local spending since. The federal government holds more than 100 million in TB hospitals and spends about 500 thousand annually on maintenance. Public funding share rises yearly as private groups lead the effort to end consumption.
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Massachusetts
National Association
Sewing Circle Thanks Donors for 57 Buttons
The pastor at the morning service thanks the congregation for 57 buttons placed in the contribution box last month. He notes donors plan to fund secular garments like undershirts in the plate for Sunday sewing efforts.
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Harper’s Weekly
Loved to Death Refers to Fatal consequences of love
A terse dramatic line hints at a woman enduring labor and poverty after love ends, suggesting social pressures and the tragedy of a life worn down by unpaid labor to survive in a patriarchal context.
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Attehamas
Power From Food Promises Healthier Body and Strength
A Missouri woman shares a testimonial about digestive relief and weight gain after using Grape Nuts. She recalls long stomach trouble, improved digestion, and restored strength after starting the cereal, noting a return to daily activities and better overall health. The ad promotes a booklet titled The Road to Wellness.
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Missouri
Wellille
Marine Eye Remedies Ad Promises Free Eye Book
An advertisement from Marine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago offers a free 48 page illustrated Eye Book and free advice on proper application of Marine Eye Remedies for individual eye troubles. It claims the product soothes pain, strengthens and treats sore eyes and scal y eyelids with a 50 cent sale price.
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Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Sunday school prize scene ends with “horrible mention”
A boy named Johnny, after prize distribution at Sunday school, says he did not receive a prize but earned a “horrible mention.” The exchange shows a child’s humorous take on competition and recognition.
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Johnny
Teamster fined for abandoning horses in stormy Chicago
A Chicago magistrate fined a teamster $50 after he admitted abandoning his horses for six hours during a storm. The humane society prosecuted the case and said it would report to the employer. the man could lose his job and serve jail time if unable to pay the fine.
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Chicago
Iumane Sockt
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Promises Wide Reach
An appeal endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female illnesses with testimonials from women in Hudson Ohio and St. Regis Falls New York. The letter-writers claim cures after following directions and encourage others to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Hudson
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Lena Carmacino
RK. F. D
St. Regis Falls
N. Y
J. H. Breyere
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