Doan's Kidney Pills Helped Army Veteran Recover
Henry Palmer of Cole and Walnut Streets in Barnesville Ohio recounts severe kidney trouble from army hardships. He suffered back pain swelling and blood-tinged secretions until using Doan's Kidney Pills. After starting the remedy he recovered strength and health, and urges readers to remember the brand. Sold by dealers at 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Henry Palmer
Cole and Walnut Srs
Barnesville
Dean
Doan’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
In Hades Satire Exchange on Heat and Escape
A brief dialogue where Satan asks about life in Hades and a shade from Flatdweller notes the heat is tolerable and that there are no fire escapes nearby. The exchange uses dry humor to depict a hellish setting.
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Satan
Cuticura Remedies Promoted for Skin and Hair Health
The advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as nearly infallible for skin and scalp afflictions, offering purifying and beautifying uses for the complexion, hands, and hair. Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. of Boston will mail a free 32 page Cuticura Book on skin and hair upon request.
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Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Mass
Conditional Piety
Two Scotch fishermen James and Sandy ride rough seas unsure they will reach shore Jamie takes the wheel and orders prayer Sandy admits he cannot pray Jamie halts him and they land safely Sandy vows never to trouble the Lord again the muttered blessing ends the peril
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James
Sandy
Jamie
Old Irish Woman Honors Governor at Funeral
An Indianapolis funeral scene shows an elderly Irish woman praising Governor Marshall with deep reverence. She grasps the governor's hand in a strong, toil-worn grip and salutes his presence as he attends the service. The moment is described as a striking tribute to the Indiana leader.
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Marshall
Indiana
Indianapolis News
Why He Quit Smoking
A humorous overheard exchange explains Bondsonby quit smoking after his stenographer teased that she would kiss a pig rather than kiss a man who always smokes. The anecdote suggests social pressure rather than medical orders prompted the change.
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Bondsonby
Pressed flowers hint at a kiss through a telephone
Eva and Jack tease each other about pressed flowers and a lost kiss, with Jack noting the flowers remind him of a kiss through a telephone and Eva reacting with surprise.
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Eva
Jack
Moonshine Butter Makers Sought by Police
Postal authorities and internal revenue officials hunt two men who ran a moonshine butter operation in Wichita for over ten days. They posed as starting a 70 cow dairy to produce fancy country butter for top customers, used the mails to solicit buyers, and sold a deceptive product made in a back room with oleomargarine and butter color before fleeing town.
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Internal Revenue
Wichita
Kansas State Agricultural College Holds 47th Commencement
The 47th annual commencement at Kansas State Agricultural College closed with a graduating class of 143. President Waters led the academic procession as W. L. Moore of Washington, D. C. delivered the address Wonders of the Air. A noon faculty and alumni banquet followed, and cadet drill and a sham battle ended the campus program.
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Vassar
Kansas City Chosen For State Baptist Young People's Meeting
Salina hosts the Baptist Young People's association session for two days with Kansas City elected as the meeting site. Officers named include President E. E. Trowbridge from Kansas City and vice presidents J. S. Balyeat Ottawa J. F. Center Great Bend and Maud Beal Argnna. Recording secretary Miss Alice Jones Wichita and corresponding secretary Nathana Clyde Kansas City. Treasurer L. R. Johnson Kingman. Executive committee members G. W. Trout Pittsburg J. M. Gurley Topeka and R. H. Ritchie Emporia.
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Kansas City
Baptist Young People’s Association
Salina
E. E. Trowbridge
J. S. Balyeat
Ottawa
J. F. Center
Great Bend
Maud Beal
Argnna
Alice Jones
Wichita
Nathana Clyde
Ready for Lorimer Probe
Washington reports the Senate adopted a resolution for an inquiry into charges against Senator Lorimer of Illinois. Senator Borah urged immediate inquiry but his amendment failed. Senator Burrows defended the committee and said no extra instruction was needed. The resolution passed by the Senate.
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Washington, D. C
Lorimer
Illinois
Senate
Borah
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Burrows
Saine
Harmon Renominated by Acclamation at Ohio Democratic Convention
Governor Judson Harmon is renominated for Ohio governor by acclamation. The convention adopts a resolution endorsing Harmon for president in 1912, praising his personal guilt beliefs, duty and justice, and urging national leadership by a real man from Ohio.
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Ohio
Dayton
Judson Harmon
Judson Ilarmon
The Ruling Spirit in Modern Society
A dramatic skit line shows a husband rushing to save his wife as a house fire erupts. The wife delays to tidy the room, insisting she must make it look decent for arriving firemen. The scene lampoons prioritizing appearances over urgent danger.
Father of Triplets Reveals Surprise Count
In a humorous exchange a doctor asks if the father has counted all his children. The man replies he is the father of triplets, prompting playful disbelief about whether any were missed in the hurried count.
New Typhoid Vaccine Claim From Paris Scientist
Professor Vincent announced a new anti typhoid vaccine before the Academy of Medicine in Paris. He prepared it by steeping typhoid bacilli in a weak salt water solution with ether as an ad mixture. Experiments on animals showed protection against later typhoid exposure and thirteen human subjects had blood tests indicating strong typhoid destruction properties.
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Paris
France
Vincent
Academy of Medicine
Little Girl Attacked by Aggressive Sow in Hog Pen
Alice Murphey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Murphey of Achill es, was seriously injured when a sow dragged her 30 to 40 feet during play in the hog lot. Her arm was badly crushed and lacerated. she is expected to recover despite possible substantial injury.
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Alice
John Murphey
Achilles
Historian Bates Resigns KU Post for Rhode Island Role
Prof. Frank G. Bates resigns after three years in the University of Kansas American history department. He will relocate to Rhode Island to serve as secretary of the Rhode Island Historical Society, his native state.
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Frank G. Bates
University of Kansas
Rhode Island
Rhode Island Historical Society
Governors to Kentucky in presidential conference plans
The National Conference of Governors will meet in Frankfort on November 29 and in Louisville the following day. Topics include conservation and prison reform with possible attendance by President Taft and ex-President Roosevelt.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
National Conference of Governors
Roosevelt
Louisville
Taft
Kansan F D West elected head of world auctioneers
F D West of Kinsley Kansas won the presidency of the International Auctioneers Association at the association’s annual Chicago convention.
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Kansan
F. D. West of
Kinsley
International Auctioneers’ Association
Chicago
Packers Raise Assessments in Wyandotte County
For the first time in Wyandotte county history the large Kansas City packing companies sign a stipulation to raise personal property assessments by about 10 percent from last year. This increases assessable property by 1 million dollars and will net the county 18 thousand dollars in taxes more than last year from the packers.
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Wyandotte County
Kansas City
Kansas reports low crime and poverty in state
Topeka Kansas reveals by the state board of control that only 512 paupers reside in the state. Twenty eight county poor farms hold no inmates and 53 counties have no prisoners under sentence. Thirty four counties report no prisoners of any kind in their jails, indicating a striking scarcity of crime and poverty in a population over 1.5 million.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Control
Kansas Women Missionaries Elect In Independence Session
A three days session of the Women s Home Missionary society of the South Kansas conference was held in Independence. Officers chosen included President Mrs Bertha McKeever Girard Vice President Mrs H A Church Fredonia Corresponding Secretary Mrs Mary Smith Emporia Recording Secretary Mrs B S Justice Chanute Treasurer Mrs Ida Cramer Baldwin.
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Kansas
Women's Home Missionary Society of the
South Kansas
Independence
Bertha McKeever
Girard
H. A. Church
Fredonia
Mary Smith
Emporia
B. S. Justice
Chanute
Ida Cramer
Baldwin
Baker Looses a Teacher
Praf. Ross Allen Baker will leave Baker this year to accept a scholarship in the University of Wisconsin.
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Baker
Praf
Ross Allen Baker
University of Wisconsin
Oklahoma spelling champion heads to Boston national contest
Miss Bessie Oliver 18 daughter of J R Oliver of McAlester won the Oklahoma spelling championship contest and will represent the state in the national contest in Boston July 2.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Bessie Oliver
J. R. Oliver
McAlester
Boston
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