Cure Rheumatism by Cleansing Blood, S. S. S. Claim
An article promotes S. S. S. as a permanent cure for rheumatism by cleansing the blood of uric acid. It explains chronic progression from impure blood and uric acid to joint stiffness and nodules, and claims S. S. S. removes the cause, purifies blood, and aids recovery. Includes offer of a free medical book and lists The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, GA as seller.
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S.S. S
S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Lincoln Log Carved by Lincoln Believed Found
Springfield reports Wm Morgan of Osbornville Illinois brought a red elm log to the state house carved with A Lincoln March 7 1832. Morgan, owner for over a year, entrusted the log to the Illinois State Historical Society. The log was found in Sangamon river drift, Morgan believes it was originally carved by Lincoln.
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Springfield
Wm. Morgan
Obsorneville
Ill
State House
A. Lincoln
Sangamon River
Lincoln
Morfan
Rathskellar Opens Daylight Hours in San Antonio
The Rathskellar in San Antonio operates from noon to midnight offering good service and a selection of delicatessen and short orders at Elite Cafe.
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San Antonio
Elite Cafe
Diaz the Mexican President Hidden Aboard a Ship
Samuel F. Phillips a retired sea captain recalls aiding Porfirio Diaz an insurgent who disguised as a Quaker boarded Phillips ship in Mexican waters Diaz refused to surrender him and Diaz escaped ashore after soldiers boarded the vessel The piece promotes the Bohemian Scribbler carnival feature issue.
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Mineola
N. Y
Samuel F. Phillips
Diaz
Mexico
Phillips
Mallory
Porfirio Diaz
Lodge’s Son To Marry Nurse In Boston Romance
John Lodge, son of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, plans marriage to Miss Connolly a 25 year old nurse from St John New Brunswick who treated him during his illness last winter The engagement arose from their hospital romance and he proposed in Boston Miss Connolly accepts but prefers a fall wedding date with June as possible.
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Boston
Mass
John BE. Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Miss Connolly
Lodge
Back Bay
William Sturgis Bigelow
Mr. Lodge
Beacon Street
Dental Bridge Solves Suicide Death Case in Brooklyn
A dental bridge found in a Brooklyn lodging house room linked a suicide two years earlier to Berent Edward Collander of Stockholm. A dentist in Stockholm identified the work from Sweden, confirming the victim by a scar. Swedish consul officials exhumed the body and noted Collander left Stockholm with $60 000 in cash. Suspected robbery prompted renewed investigation.
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Associated Press
Dover
N. J
Brooklyn
Stockholm
Sweden
New York
Berent Edward Collander
Collender
Stewart Title Guaranty acquires Bexar Abstract in San Antonio
Stewart Title Guaranty of Dallas gains control of Bexar Abstract Co of San Antonio. Work begins on remodeling the Commerce Street building for new owners headed by president Mace Stewart with capital stock of 300000 dollars. Homer Jones will run the San Antonio operation. Ben Stribling retains an interest.
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Bexar Abstract Company
San Antonio
Stewart Title Guaranty Company
Dallas
Commerce Street
Mace Stewart
Homer Jones
Ben Stribling
Bexar
Stewart
Texas
Houston
Galveston
Jones
Harvard May Get West
The will of Dr. Walter Remsey Brinck erhoff, Harvard professor, leaves his estate to his son a miner. If the son dies, two fifths go to Harvard to found a memorial for the wife and support research on communicable diseases. The estate is described as large.
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Harvard
Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Walter Remsey Brinckerhoff
Hawaii
Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
People’s Medical Adviser
Train Sets 175-Mile Boston to New Haven Run Record
New Haven railroad’s colonial express covered 175 miles from Boston to New Haven in 182 minutes with most of the trip near seventy miles per hour. The run included four scheduled stops and marks a new east coast passenger train speed record.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
New Haven Railroa Colonial Express
Boston
Police Raid Seizes $1100 From Gambling Rooms
In New York on April 21 detectives raided a gambling resort in the financial district finding 100 well dressed men at games of chance. Eight men fled after being identified, while $1100 in cash on tables was taken by police as evidence.
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Den
New York
Wall Street
Financial District
New York Employers' Liability Commission Report Urges Tougher Safety Laws
After months of study the New York state employers' liability commission submits to the legislature a report citing industrial hazards. It calls for stringent supervision, new tunneling and rock work laws with explosives, removal of open belting and shafting in factories, and a shift to electrically propelled machinery. It also warns of high voltage electrical dangers and urges tougher fire laws. Also noted a Texan family injures in a buggy crash when horses bolted, breaking Louis Kolinek’s leg and causing scalp wounds to another child.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Employers’ Liability Commission
Luling Alumni Banquet Planned After School Year
Luling Texas April 21 The Alumni association of Luling High school met at Mrs M W Pitts residence and decided to hold a banquet at end of school year Officers will be elected at the next meeting.
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Luling
Tex
Luling High School
M. W. Pitts
Oswego Youth Dies at Cemetery Edge of Grave
Joseph Clancy son of a wealthy Oswego merchant collapsed and died of heart disease while talking with a grave digger beside a freshly dug grave in St Peter s Cemetery Oswego April 21 report states he died late yesterday without warning.
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Associated Press
Oswego
N. Y
Joseph Clancy
St. Peter's
Vegetables as missiles disrupt Denver class day
Seventy junior students at Denver University were expelled after a clash with the senior class during celebrations. The senior president was driven from the platform and the chancellor announced the expulsion, prompting the juniors to flee as onions and vegetables were thrown.
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Denver
Col
Denver University
Spectators Ramp Up Mischief With Salutes and Objects
During a school event, students hurled toes lemons cabbages and fire crackers as missiles, prompting disruption before Mr. Buchtell withdrew quickly and handed the auditorium back to the juniors.
Old Standard Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic advertised
Advertisement for Pale Delicate Women and Girls tonic claims to drive out malaria and build up the system for both adults and children, offered at 60 cents.
Births Recorded in City Homes This Month
To Mr and Mrs F Villela a boy born April 18 at 408 South Concho Street. To Mr and Mrs L Lazo a boy born April 12 at 106 North Laredo Street. To Mr and Mrs Thomas Pollard a child born April 17 at 701 Indiana Street. To Mr and Mrs I Cesares a girl born April 18 at 520 Camaron Street. To Mr and Mrs M Gareta twins a girl born April 18 at 216 South Laredo Street.
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F. Villela
South Concho Street
L. Lazo
North Laredo Street
Thomas Pollard
Indiana Street
I. Cesares
Camaron Street
M. Gareta
South Laredo Street
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