Family all enrolls for school together in Lebanon
In Lebanon Illinois on April 14 Rev James A Landis his wife Iba and their children Chloe and Herbert attend McKendree College and local schools. The family plans to graduate together with the father and daughter entering college last year and the son aiming for a five year course and a shared finish. The mother pursues studies alongside them while the father once worked as a miller and dreamed of becoming a minister and editor.
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Lebanon
Ill
James A. Landis
Iba Landis
Chloe
Herbert
Choo
Lan
Dis
McKendrie College
Landis
Belmont
Wabash County
Rexall Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure Hair Growth Guarantee
Rexall Store markets Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with a money back guarantee if it fails to deliver. The ad claims the product eradiates dandruff stimulates hair growth and prevents premature thinning. Available in 50 cent and one dollar sizes at Wagner's Drug Store in the Hicks Building.
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Rexall
Wagner's Drug Store
Hicks Building
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething Relief
Rest and health to mother and child. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for sixty years by millions of mothers for teething children. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays pain, cures wind colic and diarrhea. It is harmless. Be sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty five cents.
Gould and Bride to Visit Sister
Jay Gould obtained a marriage license to wed Annie Douglas Graham daughter of John Graham and granddaughter of Queen Lydia Kamekeha Liloukalan of Hawaii. The couple plan a June wedding and likely travel abroad to visit Lord and Lady Decies former Miss Vivien Gould.
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Gould
Sister
Associated Press
New York
Jay Gould
George J. Gould
Annie Douglas Graham
John Graham
Lydia Kamekeha Liloukalan
Hawaiian Islands
Lord and Lady Decies
Vivien Gould
Airship Crashes in Test Flight at Army Post
The umbrella aeroplane owned by Cyrus McCormick Jr. of Chicago failed to rise during its initial flight at the army post. A gust of wind struck as it ran across the field, smashing the craft while operator W. S. Romme escaped unharmed. Mechanics will install a 67 horsepower motor, replacing the 30 horsepower engine, with hopes of lifting off.
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Cyrus McCormick Jr
Chicago
Army Post
Romme
Veterans travel aid backed for reunion trip
Confederate veterans of Caddo Parish lacking funds will be guests of the police jury for the Little Rock reunion. An appropriation was made to cover transportation and all other expenses.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
Caddo Parish
Little Rock
Painful neuralgia relief claims amid cold and grippe cures
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss neuralgia pain during illnesses like a bad cold or influenza and reference various medicines and remedies. Mentions of individuals such as Cartes Hrrp Ersrayvr and Mr Hilder appear, with unclear context and inconsistent phrasing.
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Woodvitt
Mr. Hilder
Philanthropist D K Pearson Gives $300000 on 91st Birthday
Dr. D K Pearson of Hinsdale marks his ninety first birthday by distributing 300000 to religious and educational institutions. Beneficiaries include American Board of Foreign Missions 100000 Borea college Kentucky 100000 Doane college Nebraska 25000 Northland college Wisconsin 10000 Highland college Kansas 45 smaller gifts. He left business years ago and built wealth in Chicago property, with total gifts reaching about 5 million.
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Chicago
D. K. Pearson
Hinsdale
American Board of Foreign Missions
Borea College
Kentucky
Doane College
Nebraska
Northland College
Wisconsin
Highland College
Kansas
Siem
Pearson
Window Cleaner Is Thief In New York
An itinerant window cleaner is sought by police as one of the citys most successful robbers after weeks of thefts cost wealthy New Yorkers thousands. Mrs Taft will attend the Cathedral of St John the Divine opening in New York next Wednesday. President Taft cannot attend due to duties in Washington.
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New York
Taft
St. John the Divine
President Taft
Greer
Washington
Investigation of All Departments to Begin Saturday
Washington April 14 and a sweeping inquiry into all government departments will start Saturday as chairs of all expenditure committees meet with Champ Clark. The move aligns with the Connolly campaign as pledged by the democrats.
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Washington, D. C
Champ Clark
Capital building gains fire alarm system connection
For the first time since completion the great capital of the United States is equipped with fire alarm facilities. The lock was not discovered until yesterday. Signals were installed to connect the building with the district alarm system.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Argue Against Meat Indictments
Counsel for the indicted Chicago meat packers appeared in United States district court and argued their demurrer against the validity of the indictments upon which the federal government is bringing criminal action.
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Chicago
Ill
United States District Court
Drastic Tuberculosis Relief Bill Passes House
The house approved on final reading the Hasty bill for tuberculosis relief. It places all tubercular patients under state health authorities and requires reporting to them.
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Denver
Colo
House
Rebels loot hacienda Atenzingo in Puebla raid
In Puebla on Monday a band of about 250 rebels seized one hundred Remington rifles six thousand cartridges and twenty five thousand pesos from the Atenzingo hacienda. News of the raid reached Puebla today.
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Puebla
Mex
Atenzingo
Train robbery at Chihuahua mine railroad shocks local area
Three masked men robbed a special train on the mine railroad between Chihuahua and Santa Eulalia. They forced the mule team to deliver a valise containing 6000 pesos. One thief concealed about 6500 in the bag. The raid disrupted local operations and drew police attention.
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Chihuahua
Mex
Here
Santa Eualia
Moo Buyuyw
Paymaster Clark Arrives in Galveston to Pay First Brigade
Paymaster Tain W. F. Clark arrived in Galveston yesterday and has been busy distributing pay to the men of the first separate brigade. The arrival supports ongoing troop payrolls and sustains unit morale amid frontier duties.
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Tain
W. F. Clark
Galveston
U S Official Dies in Aiken While Ill
Geo S Terry assistant treasurer of the United States at New York died this morning at a hotel in Aiken South Carolina after a period of illness. The report notes his long service and the payrolls connected to the Second and Third provisional regiments.
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U. S
Aiken
Washington
Geo. S. Terry
United States
New York
S. C
Teach troops to eat rice in army camps
Acting under instructions from the Louisiana and Texas Rice Men's association, Secretary Sequence has employed L. P. Theriot of Gueyden, La., to visit the army camps at Galveston and San Antonio and instruct the troops in the art of cooking rice.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Louisiana and Texas Rice Men’s Association
Sequence
L. P. Theriot
Gueyden
Galveston
San Antonio
New York Star Dye Works Seeks Trade in Japan Diet Trend
A snippet notes New York Star Dye Works aims to popularize Japan's chief article of diet in America and offers a trial to prove the venture. The brief hints at securing continued trade and expansion of market reach.
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New York
Ing
Japan
America
Simple Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Kidney Relief
A vintage remedy suggests mixing equal parts fluid extract bu chu and murax compound with gin, taking tea spoonfuls after meals and at night. It claims to aid weak kidneys and urinary organs and warns early signs should not be ignored to prevent serious kidney disease.
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Alamo
McCormick Aeroplane
W. S. Romme
Fletcher
Cabot’s
F. T. Parks & Company
East Houston St
San Antonio, Texas
THE
Galveston,pex
West Commerce
Paris
Lattemann
Taffeta
Ues
Paul Maureaux Co-Operative Co. I. & G. N
San Fernando
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