Fires Strike Multiple Cities and Notable Figures
Telegraphic briefs report Marion Indiana’s high school building loss of 75000, Osage Iowa stores destroyed for 70000, and Johnstown Pa fire wiping out a block with one life lost. Other items include Swaledale Iowa mayor elected at 80, dynamiters sentenced in Ohio, and seal harvest news from St. John’s.
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Marion Ind
Glion
Swizerland
Max Gorky
Berlin
America
Germany
Africa
Reichstag
W. H. Lemke
Leutheld & Evans
Osage
Iowa
Johnstown
Swank Hardware Company
St. John’s
N. F
Labador
Simon Hendricks
Los Angeles
Cal
New York
Kidney Pills Claim Cure For Kidney Congestion
Richard M Pearce a Newark businessman says a cold during bad weather caused severe congestion of the kidneys with back pain headaches and weakness. After using Dean's Kidney Pills the congestion and symptoms disappeared and have not returned for eight years. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Richard M. ‘Pearce
Orange St
Newark
N. J
Foster-Milburn, Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Tall Grass Story of Early Haines Arrival
In Tall Grass, Hon Tily Haines of Boston recounts the first Haines who reached America in 1670. His father sent Walter to seek rich soil until the grass grew tall enough to tie over the horse. He rode from Watertown through Sudbury marshes where mud trapped the horse, enabling the grass to be tied over its back and thus mark Sudbury as the family home.
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Tily Haines
Boston
Haines
America
England
Walter
Watertown
Sudbury
A Cure for Debility and Weak Blood
Tipton West Virginia man credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing long lasting weakness from malarial fever. He suffered indigestion, thin blood, and back pain for over two years despite medical care. After using the pills, he recovered and promotes them to others with a booklet from the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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C. B. Legg
Tipton
W. Va
Hard Hit Supreme Court Decision Sparks Curiosity
Rochester Herald notes the high court faces a pivotal ruling that has observers puzzled about the court's stance and potential implications. The piece suggests a dramatic judicial moment may unfold, prompting readers to watch developments.
Monkey Wears Glasses at Zoo After Cataract Surgery
An apeephe Breslau story notes a spider monkey at a zoological garden fitted with cataract surgery glasses. The piece toys with the odd spectacle and hints at a promoter behind the joke, describing the animal's unusual adornment and its curious reception.
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Breslau . Zoological Garden
Ign
Care of Fowls Legs With Warm Grease
The scales on fowls legs must stay smooth and folded tight. If scales lift, insects burrow under the edge toward the base, causing trouble. Treat with grease heated to 100 degrees to kill insects and restore smooth leg scales.
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Narasite
Rockefeller’s Near-Earth Claim Sparks The Ledger Quote
The Philadelphia Ledger reports M. Rockefeller remarks that any place could feel like home as contemplation of earthly reach brings him close to the planet. The comment reads as a symbolic note on ambition and belonging.
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M. Rockefeller
Philadelphia Ledger
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
A vintage advertisement for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claimed to ease teething pain for children. The text touts gum softening and fever relief, describing the product as a trusted remedy with a bottle presentation.
Congress Finds Obstacle to Consular Reform
The Detroit News notes Congress faces a formidable hurdle in pushing consular reform as lawmakers fear it would eliminate numerous low level, soft jobs and complicate staffing.
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Congress
Detroit News
Candidates Just The Same
A Baltimore Sun remark notes that even if moves to raise the president’s salary fail, the position will still attract many applicants.
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Baltimore Sun
Japan's First Christian Endeavor Society Grows
The text notes the first Christian Endeavor Society in Japan for missionaries' children. It says the group could meet only yearly at mission stations, but now Japan has 128 Christian Endeavor societies reflecting growth in the movement.
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Japan
C.E. ‘Society
Christian Endeavor Society
Society of the Missionaries’ Children
Christian Endeavor Societies
St Louis Politician Noted for Wit and Weight
An oft-quoted St. Louis politician famed for wit and bulk sought relief from his growing obesity after trying various remedies. Prompted by a friend he recently took a bath, reflecting a belief that prosperity and comfort can ease distress.
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St. Louis
New Poet Joins Carolina Citizen Poetry Staff
D. M. Clark of Angelus is added to the Carolina Citizen as poetry chair. He will publish at least one original piece weekly, starting with November Nineteen Four dedicated to a lady, followed by Friendship in Good Old Summer Time and Chasing One or Two.
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Schuykill
California Canners’ Association
Fresno
Cal
Mercantile Canning Combination
House of Peers
House of Representatives
House
J. J. Miller
Springfield
Ohio
New -York City
David Myers
Logansport
Ind
Fittegi
United * States
New York
Pensons
D. M. Clark
Angelus
Carolina Citizen
Private stamp collection urged for government purchase
Hiram E. Deats of Flemington New Jersey owns a top private collection of costly stamps in the United States. Congressman Gardner has introduced a bill in the House of Representatives to authorize the government to purchase them.
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Hiram E. Deats
Flemington
N. J
United States
Gardner
House of Representatives
Lewis Single Binder Cigars Cost More Here
Smokers know why the dealer notes Lewis Factory Peoria Illinois offers Single Binder cigars at higher price than other five cent brands.
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Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Filipino Clerk Advances Threatening Letter, Astonishes Boss
A Chicago businessman, inspired by a sharp Filipino youth he brought from the Philippines, had the clerk draft a harsh note demanding immediate payment on an old debt. The Filipino’s confident English and bold phrasing impressed the employer, illustrating cross cultural business bluntness.
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Chicago
Philippines
Harper’s Weekly
Pains American Women Find Relief in Pinkham Remedy
Irene Crosby case cited among thousands helped by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The text argues women suffer due to not following natural plans and promotion of the remedy as relief.
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Irene Crosby
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promotes Monthly Relief
The advertisement asserts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieves irregular and painful periods. It cites Irene Crosby of East Savannah Georgia praising its benefits and invites women to seek free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Irene Crosby
Charlton Street
Savannah
Lydia I. Pinkham
Lydia
E. Pinkham
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Williame
Rochester Herald
Beara
Lumbago
USA
Toronto
Landa
Canada
Ottawa
J. S. , Crawford
Ninth Street
Kansas City
Missouri
Treasury
Hibernia Bank & Trust Co
New Orleans
Third National Bank
American Rige Packline Co
South Commercial Street
St. Louis, Mo
Defiance
Ney
Qakst
Kansas CI City
Peancti
Mtg, Co
Ft. Wayne
Thompson
Winchester
Edna Rutherford
Atlanta
Tex
Thedford’s
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