Milks Emulsion Promises Relief From Stomach Ailments
An advertisement claims Milks Emulsion cures long standing stomach trouble and constipation, noting Mrs W G Mershon of Brazil Indiana found relief after six bottles. It promotes healthy bowel action, appetite, and strength, with a money back guarantee and prices 50 cents and 1.20 per bottle. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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W. G. Mershon
Brazil
Ind
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Druggista Everywhere
Ady
A Triple Alibi From Youngstown Telegram Text
A dialogue from the Youngstown Telegram recounts Bennie Beanbrough denying making faces at Herman Lemmandhaw and offering a comical excuse about a pulled tooth, an eye irritant, and a twitching nose as the reason.
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Bennie Beanbrough
Herman Lemmandhaw
Bennie
Ma’nam
Youngstown Telegram
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp Root
For years druggists have watched the record of Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root the kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a physician s prescription and strengthening medicine that helps the kidneys liver and bladder do the work nature intended. Sold by all druggists on merit it should help you. Send ten cents for a sample bottle and mention this paper.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Ady
Utter Silence in Home Sector Speech
An orator laments that battle sounds have fallen silent after months of war. A former soldier adds that peacetime life goes on, joking that plumbers are not disturbed by popping corks as peace returns.
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Ijome Sector
Catarrhal Deafness Banned by Local Treatments
The notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional cure for catarrhal deafness. It explains deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tubes and claims the product acts through the blood. offers a $100 reward for any cure not addressed by the medicine. Circulars are free from F. J. Cheney & Co.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Onto
Tree Surgery: A Growing Outdoor Trade In Training Programs
A synopsis from Boys' Life explains tree surgery as a new growing field akin to forestry. Originated by an Ohio man who runs a school to train workers, with graduates finding employment with the company at work sites. The article highlights its scientific, well paid nature and wholesome outdoor life.
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Ohio
A Lady of Distinction Recognized by Perfume
An advertisement touts a woman’s distinction by a delicate perfume. It recommends a Cuticura Soap bath with hot water to cleanse pores, followed by Cuticura Talcum Powder for clear, sweet, healthy skin.
Giving Proof in Verbal Quarrel Sparks Court Action
An exchange hints Maude may be a very open woman and criticizes her for not staying quiet. The fragment suggests a dispute or accusation leading to possible legal proceedings or a public dispute.
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Maude
World events brief from Washington and rail accidents
Summary of diverse items: Confederate treasury loss of maps at Washington. interstate rates upheld after protest. unions seek hearings with rail associations. navy signals prep for war. tanker Tichira produced at Bethlehem Sparrow’s Point. Rockefeller funds Baptist drive. fatal train collision near Lamberton Minnesota leaves five dead and twelve injured.
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United States
Borrh
Bethlehem Shippine Corporation
Sparrow's Point
Daltimore
Mad
Political notes sweep Texas and national races in brief
Texas endorses Wilson in Democratic precinct conventions. Complete New Jersey primary returns show General Wood leading Senator Johnson. Arkansas urges Lowden as first choice for Chicago. Hardin defeats Wood in Ohio primary by about 15 000 votes. Sonora revoltionists gain possible ally in Tabasco governor Carlos Green. Western coal rates set by the Prhnehuusen bill seeks seasonal ocean rates. Naval appropriation bill totals around 465 million with deficit funding. House rejects and senate letters push on for government design operations funding. Champaign updates report rebel activity in Alvarado and resignation of Manning director of the bureau of andes. Civil and Mexican War pensions rise to 50 a month. Waterpower act talks end in senate house conference.
Notable Early Illinois Figures and Sullivan Estate Change
Mrs Louise Gregory, 71, widow of Illinois University’s first president, dies in Lafayette Ind from neuritis. George H Weaver, Tremmington Typewriter VP, killed in New York car crash. Mrs Cora Neilsen, 73, stage star of Rip Van Winkle, dies in Wind Jay Ohio. Roger C Sullivan estate values at 1.5 million in Chicago probate filing.
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Louise Gregory
University of Illinois
Lafayette
Ind
Neuritis
Alts
Gregory
George H. Weaver
Tremmington Typewriter Company
New York
Cora Neilsen
Trancock County
Wind Jay, O
Rip van Winkle
Roger CL Sullivan
Chicago
Allied conference at San Remo hailed as remarkable event
Foreign premier in the House of Commons lauds the San Remo conference as a notable gathering since the armistice. The shah leaves Paris, citing the city as the world's most expensive. Reports mention Lenin’s birthday rename to Leningrad, Glasgow May Day protests, and a German warship Ostfriesland heading to an American port as war spoils.
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Ides George
House of Commons
Loendouw
San Remo
Sturope
Persia
Paris
Scapa Flow
United States
Ostfriesland
Tragic Student Hangs Self Over Track Meet Dispute
Domestic Victor Beck fifteen hanged himself in Pueblo Colorado after missing an event in a lively school track meeting he contested. His mother Mrs Josephine Beck found the body in a barn.
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Victor Beck
Pueblo
Colo
Josephine Beck
Hiram Snoring Delays Train and Hogs Noise Roars
A crowded sleeper aboard a New York to Philadelphia train becomes noisy after a large man and his partner crowd the lower and upper berths. Passengers aid the man to settle, then the train halts beside a hog car whose protests echo through the night. Julian Huxley’s lab work on youth and sex control at Oxford draws Daily Mail commentary.
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Pennsylvania Station
New York
Hiram
Oxford
England
Julian Tinxley
Thomas Henry Huxley
The
Daily Mail
Julian Huxley
Smyrna Fig Trade and Rising Prices
The fir yield of the vilayet of Aiden has increased from about 000 tons on 10,000 acres three decades ago to roughly 25,000 tons on 25,000 acres. Demand outpaces supply causing steady fig price growth. Fig orchards in the Meander valley are largely Turkish owned and mainly served by the Ottoman Garden Railroad system.
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Smyrna
Vilayet of
Aiden
Tou
Ottoman Garden Railroad Company
Time Hunger Famine Claims Man Despite Wealth
A local report notes that time may be money yet some men with little spare time starve when unable to secure food. The article reflects on survival struggles amid scarcity and personal choices in tough conditions.
Adventures of a Piano in Shifting Worth
An Englishman bought an upright piano 25 years ago for 50 shillings. It moved from a kindergarten to London, then into a war era repository and reappeared last month. Offers ranged from 150 to 325, to 800 dollars, illustrating how values change.
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SSO
London
Too many working men make a specialty of working others
A terse critique notes a tendency among the able-bodied to push others aside in labor. The remark suggests social strains as workers seek advantage and control in the workplace.
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Tabasco
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Ottawa
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W. Adams Street
M. V. Macinnes
Jefferson Avenue
Detroit
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Spohn
Spown Medical Company
Goshen, Ind
Huxley
Secret of Perpetual Youth
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Michigan
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