Roosevelt Captures Fabled Prehistoric Man Allegedly
A garbled dispatch from Nairobi claims Col. Roosevelt captured a supposed Pithecanthropus Alalus, living among Wallolah plains. The creature, age about 70, fed on coconut milk, named Bwana Gink, nicknamed Sith Master, is being cared for by Roosevelt with plans to study and publish about it.
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Uppyrat
Nairobi
Col. Roosevelt
Alalus
Wallolah Platea
Bine
Hoxbe
Smithsonian Institution
Mmn
Col
Roosevelt
Tien
Strength of Pros Conceded by Brewers
The lamperance movement strength at the annual Society of Brewing Technology banquet drew humorous law suggestions to curb opposition. A speaker urged moderation and education for youth, arguing for honest, liberal conduct and to clean out indecency from the business, echoing European examples.
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Associated D'rdsa
Chicago
Society of Brewing Technology
Fawe
Chis
Sebéo
Baer
Germany
Eingland
Brief Session in Police Court
This morning the police court session was brief and quiet with little action. Bil Bolding, a suspect in an altercation on November 22, 1908, was arrested last night and fined. Charlo Milley, Benjamin Fi, and Louis Brhoits faced charges of disturbing the peace after a loud confrontation at Commerce and Median streets. M. Sarita, noted as the man of many data, was arrested for being drunk and fined. The defendant claimed...
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Loeale
Bil Bolding
Pegra
Horace Curly
Nepro
Chelly
Imag Mora Atvngus Alterealian
I Ali Tj
Atria
Charlo Milley
Benjamin Fi
Louis Brhoits
Wahtmisch Ins
Commerce
Median Atrents
Honinat Éarby
M. Sarita
Peaches On The Market In Early Seagen Arrival
J F Avaak delivered the first seagen peaches today at market from the Japan Divart Mond variety. Retail price listed as 40 cents per neck. Vegetable supplies plentiful with green rapex and other items arriving in large quantities. Maud Cockerell, a lodger, faced a charge of abusive language toward FF. 16 Hagner, a collector, was fined $10.
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J. F. Avaak
Japan
Kent
Ib. Eakombers
Tomites Parkien
Maud Cockerell
Hagner
Kidney Trouble Benefit From Warner's Safe Cure
A Florida man, Guy C. Clarkson of Tampa, recounts kidney and liver relief after using Warner's Safe Cure and Safe Pills. The ad promotes Safe Cure as a purely vegetable remedy with no sediment, touting cures for kidney liver and bladder diseases, indigestion and constipation with trial bottles offered free of charge.
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Guy C. Clarkson
Tantpa
Fla
Warner
Clarkson
Gale
Rochester
San Antonio Light and Gazette
Submarine Signal Bell Success Widens Coast Uses
Washington May 9 report from the hydrographic office states the submarine signal bell is an effective navigation aid now adopted by maritime interests. Forty light vessels are equipped and signals travel underwater up to 27 miles, aiding fog and night navigation as ships pick up coded signals from stations along coasts and the Great Lakes.
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Washington, D
Wil
Hydrographic Office of the Navy
Atintia
Great Lakes
England
Germany
Kotland
Prange
Denmark
Clean Up Kill Flies and Mosquitoes
City health department vows thorough sanitation drive with inspectors visiting sections and extra help planned for hot weather. Board president Dr Barnitz and others to outline actions tonight as citizens urged to cooperate to improve sanitary conditions and curb pests.
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Health Department
Barnitz
Parsons Imap
San Antonio
Pete Ton
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Batiste
Madras
Lawn
Lise
Zoc Perfect
Saul Wolfson Day Goods Co
HS Maphhaanthropis Adalub
Scotti
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden
N. J
Victor Records
Feavih Wecure
Thos. Goggan & Bros
Victor Distributors
Gov. Navarre & Houston
Tex
United States
Uct
the Unbeatable
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Hapoutcaba
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