Tetrazzini Talks Marriage and Art in San Francisco
The famous prima donna Louise Tetrazzini declares she believes marriage should not be childless and discusses art, singing, and the San Francisco audience. She praises California, notes her 21 000 mile tour, and says she expects to sing five more years if voice remains strong.
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New York
Schumann Heink
Phe
Mme
Tetrazzini
Tima
Mared
Manhattan
California
United States
San Francisco
Louise Tetrazzini
America
Mr. Leahy
W. H. Leahy
Tiveti
Mme. Tetrazzini
Anna
How She Keeps Her Baby Healthy Test Free
Mothers share views on keeping infants bowels open as key to health. Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is promoted as a mild laxative for children, with free sample offers and medical advice from Dr W B Caldwell at 641 Caldwell.
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Richmond Hill
L. I
Infante
Dr. Caldwell
Oregon Senator Attacks Patronage Over Roosevelt Ties
Senator Jonathan Bourne of Oregon condemned patronage practices while voiceing support for direct voting on national party conventions. He accused former President Roosevelt of using federal patronage to nominate a successor and to thwart the will of the people.
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Jonathan Bourne
Oregon
Taft
Congress
Roosevelt
Unclear Excerpt Prepares Final Resolve
A fragmented line shows a speaker asserting they will not become a “has been” and pledging to endure beyond a specified time, with emphasis on names or terms like Nevaire and Jamis for dramatic effect.
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Nevaire
Jamis
Lifesaving Brave Surfman Rescues Three From Stranded Schooner
Highland Light Mass March 10 A lone surfman Oliver patrolling a remote beach saved three fishermen from the schooner Mattakeeset of Boston after it went ashore in a gale. He swam through heavy surf, carried each man to shore, then collapsed exhausted. Captain Parsons praised his exceptional bravery.
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Highland Light
Mass
Oliver
Peaked Hill Bar
Mattakeeset
Boston
Parsons
Gresham
Utah Moves To Stop Cigarettes And Promote Health
A memorial to Congress requests a naval and military hospital at Salt Lake City hot springs with a no cost site to the government. A cigarette manufacture and sale ban to all persons passed the lower house and may advance in the senate. Congressman Howell plans a companion bill in the House.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Congress
Hot Springs
Salt Lake
Howell
House of Representatives
State Senate
Conscience Bites Crookaville Man Over Decade-old Debt
Charles Chandler now leading the Apostolic Faith mission in Portland Ore says he must settle every debt to live a true Christian life. Ten years ago he bought a wooden box from Samuel Schwartz and sent 69 cents for a ball of yarn left in the box.
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Crookaville
Ohio
Charles Chandler
Samuel Schwartz
Chwartz
Chandler
Schwarts
Apostolic Faith Mission
Portland
Ore
Girl Revives After Declared Dead In Ohio
Marion Ohio March 10 Miss Flo Lyons eighteen year old daughter of John Lyons a Claridon township farmer revived from a suspended state of animation after being pronounced dead by those at her bedside Doctors say she may recover following months of heart disease and complications
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Marion
Flo Lyons
John Lyons
Claridon Township
Quicker Way to Lay Bricks Cuts Movements in Half
The text describes Frederick Taylor’s efficiency ideas and a bricklayer who, using a new system, eliminates wasted motions. The method lets the bricklayer lay bricks faster, doubling output or halving time, by precise mortar tempering and planned movements. It claims 50 bricks per hour with old methods versus 120 per hour with the new system.
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Frederick Taylor
Philadelphia
eenrOe
Mask of Napoleon Found in Nashville Amid Relics
A 20 year old death mask of Napoleon Bonaparte, once given in Nashville by Bertrand, was found in good condition by State Historical Society officials. The mask lay with oil portraits of Henry Clay, Daniel Boone and Davy Crockett in a rubbish heap.
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Nashville
Tenn
Napoleon Bonaparte
Bertrand
Napoleon
State Historical Society
Henry Clay
Daniel Boone
Davyett
White Messiah Is Dead at Lapwai After Cocaine Drink Ordeal
George Moses a self proclaimed white Messiah who mixed liniments with alcohol and cocaine for a supposed hair restorer died as an insane man in his Tom Beall creek home near the Lapwai Idaho Indian agency. He had proclaimed himself messenger for whites and Indians amid Nez Perce councils. Funeral rites were led by Rev James Hayes with many Northwest whites in attendance. The body rested in a Clearwater river bank cemetery near the Spaulding mission site.
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Spokane
Wash
George Moses
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Forea
Moses
Tom Beall Creek
Lapwai
James Hayes
Indian Presbyterian Church
Joseph
Clearwater
Henry H. Spaulding
Marcua Itman
Rest and health cure touted for teething mothers
An old advertisement claims a chlorinated syrup product by Maa Wixstow’s Soorsine Syrup is used by over sixty million mothers for teething relief. It asserts perfect soothing effects and positions the remedy as the best option, suggesting wide popularity and trust.
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Chile
Wixstow
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Alurn
Dalkowitz Bros. CO
San Antonio
Care Dalkowitz Bros. Company
Tex
Hage
Tetrazziai
Dory
Hay'ol Lollenix
Caletia
Newrk
Noiusa
Scat
BEXAR
Eagen
Hood
White Messiah
Tooeter
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