Nine Years of Throat Trouble Cured in Milford Haven
Mrs. D Gurney of Milford Haven is reported well after years of influenza and catarrh. The testimonial credits Catarrhozone with delivering swift relief and cure after doctors failed. The ad promotes Catarrhozone inhaler and medicine, with prices and dealer contacts in Kingston Ontario and Buffalo New York.
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Milford Haven
D. Gurney
Catarthozone Company
Kingston, Ont
Buffalo
N.Y
Inca Treasures Exhibit At New York Museum Of Natural History
A rare Peruvian collection of gold and silver ornaments and textiles is on display at the Museum of Natural History in New York. Highlights include a sacred Titicaca island drinking cup, a seven foot by three mile island Poncho, and richly decorated garments woven by captive women for Inca nobility. The artifacts, excavated from Titicaca and bought by J. Pierpont Morgan, reflect Inca religious rituals centered on the sun god.
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Peru
Museum of Natural History
New York
New World
Titicaca
Bolivia
J. Pierpont Morgan
Humble Hero Tony Donatto and the Rail Incident
A Cleveland Leader report recalls Tony Donatto aiding a dangerous express track approach. He saved others by discarding a tie but perished when the train struck him. The article comments on his heroism and contrasts rival Peacemaker Kile Edward's perceived limitations. mentions the King in a broader critique.
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Prom
Cleveland
Tony Dematto
Tony
Angel
Tony Donatto
Edward
Speculative Claim Prompts Watch on New Lime Venture
A reader notes plans to write letters at fifty dollars weekly and believes a new lime venture offers a broad field. The phrase Bieseed appears, described as meek, hinting at cautious or modest prospects.
The Menton Olives and Olive Oil Making Traditions
The Menton region yields notable olives popular across Spain France and Italy. Olive cultivation is slow. flowering occurs in April and harvest begins in October. Olives pressed in Menton mills produce virgin oil with byproducts mare second fatty oil and soap making uses.
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Spain
France
Italy
Indus
Suleiman Mountains
Afghanistan
Menton
Cape St. Martin
Maritime Alps
Monte Carlo
Riviera
Tuscany
Stuttering More Common in Boys Than Girls, Study Suggests
From the Boston Transcript investigators report stuttering occurs three times as often in boys as in girls. The finding may help explain why women more actively present their rights than men.
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The
Boston Transcript
Prune Parties Boost Social Status In Chicago
Boston Herald notes social intrigue as prune sales rise to five cents per fruit and hotel hosts stage exclusive prune events. Burglar‑proof jars and family plates symbolize the fad as aristocrats imitate humble produce. A satirical roundup adds notes on Flynn and a half‑cent coinage discussion.
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Boston Herald
France
Delaware Grower Seeks Odorless Onion Breakthrough
The notice questions when an odorless onion will be developed as a future milestone, following a seedless and odorless apple achievement by a Delaware grower.
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Boston Transcript
Marriage-Aid Bureau Proposed as Government Step
A Boston physician suggests creating a Washington Marriage-Aid Bureau to investigate supervise and regulate courtship and marriage as part of national governance. The piece critiques the drive for bureaucratic control in American sociological reform and contrasts it with European approaches.
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Boston
Washington
The Trade of the West Bank Clearings Rise
The Winnipeg bank clearings for the week ending June 15 totaled 29,347,581, up from 20,289,166 a year earlier, a rise of just over 43 percent, signaling substantially stronger western trade than last year.
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Winnipeg
West
Regina's Limits Sufficient
The Regina Standard warns against outside owners extending city limits and labels the proposed gifts as imprudent. It argues most surrounding lands are farms and unsuitable for subdivision this generation, leaving fertile land fallow and weeds, harming civic interests and investor trust.
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Regina
Student teaches business men in Columbia Bedok?
A self supporting Columbia University student recalls his past work as a night clerk in a summer hotel earning forty five dollars monthly. This year he is doing better and remains at home while teaching business men.
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Columbia University
Not a Brilliant King from Vancouver News Adver tiser
Sir Sidney Lee writes a sharp sketch of highly intellectual life and character, noting how brilliance defines many figures. The Vancouver News Adverter discusses his take on intellect and leadership.
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Tiser
Sidney Lee
Lfe
The Elephant and the Mouse Exhibit at London Museum
At the Natural History Museum in London a comparison between a giant African elephant and a pygmy shrew reveals that nearly every bone muscle blood vessel and nerve in the tiny two inch creature is identically reproduced in the massive elephant. A stuffed mouse is placed between the forefeet of the mounted elephant to illustrate the likeness.
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Natural History Museum
London
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Old
Menton Olives
Flynn
Toronto Mail and Empire
Jim Flynn
Victoria
United States
Nova Scotia
Cincinnati Times-Star
Bureau OF Matrimony
New York World
Calgary Herald
Vancouver News
Castoria
Cunburn
the Elephant and the Mouse
Camp Comfort
Imperial Oil Company, Limited
National Cave and Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited
Fort William
Port Arthur
Din Duluth
Promptv
Canada
Thompson, Sons & CO
Grain Commission
Grain Exchange
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