Doan's Kidney Pills Help Humboldt Man
Humboldt resident M. R. Wilson suffered chronic kidney disease with dark sediment, painful passages, backache, swelling, nervous spells, and fatigue. After trying many remedies, he improved and fully recovered using Doan's Kidney Pills. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box, Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
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M. R. Wilson
Humboldt
Nebr
Dean
Doan’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Cuticura Remedies Cited For Child's Severe Skin Disease
A mother recalls her infant's brutal rash spreading from three months old to the entire body and causing near death. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the child improved rapidly, sleeping better and showing no recurrence. The letter from Jasper Ontario dates May 27 1910.
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M. C. Maitland
Jasper
Ontario
Arbitration Treaty Brief Outlines U S Great Britain Accord
A Washington report summarizes a draft U S Great Britain arbitration treaty. It would be brief with articles covering referral to The Hague, vital interests, third parties, and a six month withdrawal notice after five year review.
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New York
N. Y
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Hague Tribunal
Reciproc ity Bill Aims for Quick Senate Report
Senator Penrose, new finance committee chairman, says the reciprocity measure should move rapidly to a report. He notes broad desire to send it to the senate ASAP and expresses opposition to delaying or holding the bill in committee.
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Washington, D. C
Finance Committee
Senate
Penrose
Ohio lawmakers fail to gain immunity in bribery probe
In Columbus, Ohio, legislators who sought immunity from their grand jury testimony in the suspected bribery scandal were rebuffed as Prosecuting Attorney Turner and Attorney General Hogan declined to accept their statements.
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Columbus
Ohio
Assembly
Turner
Hogan
Canal Opening Prep Prompted Hotel Plans in Colon
Secretary Dickinson approved construction of a large hotel in Colon to aid Panama Canal visitors, supplementing services from the government hotel in Ancon as preparations for the canal’s early opening continue.
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Washington, D. C
Panama Canal
Dickinson
Colon
Ancon
Bankers Back Aldrich Plan At Nashville Meeting
The executive council of the American Bankers' Association in session here favors the Aldrich plan of monetary reform and is expected to adopt a resolution commending it.
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Nashville
Tennessee
The
American Bankers’ Association
Ice Cream Cones Destroyed Under Food Inspection
Kansas City Missouri reports Dr J B Barbee pure food inspector destroyed two hundred thousand ice cream cones believed to contain acid and substitute sweetening after testing the products and finding unsafe contents.
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Kansas City
Dr. J
Barbee
Pure Food
Oklahoma City Times Sold to C. 2. Keggar
Oklahoma City announces the sale of the Oklahoma City Times to C. 2. Keggar formerly of St. Joseph Missouri. The policy of the paper will not be changed.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Times
C. 2
Keggar
St. Joseph, Mo
No Desire for More Territory
President Taft and leaders at the Third National Peace conference in Baltimore urge arbitration with Great Britain. Taft says the United States seeks no territorial expansion and warns against wars, stressing responsible governance and pride in the nation’s existing domain.
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Baltimore
Taft
United States
Great Britain
Cardinal Gibbons
Hamilton Holt
Kansan Invention Lights Beloit Mill Sign
R P Jarvis of Smith Center has completed a large electric sign for the Beloit mill. The 54 foot long sign uses 28 inch high letters and color changing segments. It runs on an electric motor with ten hours daily operation for a year at about $100, far cheaper than similar signs.
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R. P. Jarvis
Smith Center
Beloit
Jarvis
Insurrectionists Strike Near Mexico City Reach Durango Capture
Rebels have captured Durango city as negotiations linger between Gen. Madero and President Diaz. Insurgents concentrate near Cuernavaca, threatening Mexico City with fewer than 3,000 federal troops defending the capital and limited chances to send reinforcements.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Madero
Diaz
Chihuahua
Durango
Cosio
Cuernavaca
Kansas Miller Honored at Wichita Banquet
Millers from across Kansas gathered at the Commercial Club in Wichita for a banquet honoring George H. Hunter of Wellington, longtime president of the Southernansas Millers' club. Hunter received a seven piece silver service valued over a thousand dollars as tributes were paid by many millers.
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Kansas
Commercial Club
Wichita
George H. Hunter
Wellington
Southernansas Milers' Club
Hunter
Portable saw mill opens in Stafford County farm
Jefferson Iopley, nine miles south of Stafford, installed a port able saw mill on his farm for timber processing. He has about 250 logs and expects to realize 12 000 to 14 000 feet of lumber. It is the first mill of its kind in Stafford County. The timber was planted by an early homesteader about 385 years ago.
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Stafford County
Jefferson Lopley
Stafford
President Taft to Visit Kansas City on September 25
President William Taft has accepted an invitation from the Kansas City Press club to stop in Kansas City on September 25 en route to Hutchinson Kansas for the state fair. A Washington dispatch says he will spend most of the day in Kansas City though schedules may shift.
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Kansas City
Hutchinson Fair
Missouri
William Taft
Hutchinson
Kan
New Fellowship at Kansas University
Kansas university board of regents announces an industrial fellowship of 750 dollars annually with a 2000 dollar accruing bonus. Arm strong Paint and Varnish Co. of Chicago funds the fellowship, for work on gelsonite use in varnish manufacture. A chemistry student will receive the award soon.
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K. U
Kansas University Board of Regents
Armstrong Paint and Varnish Co
Chicago
Department of Chemistry
Post Office Plans Ready for Clay Center Building
Word from Senator Bristow announces completion of specifications for Clay Center's new post office. Advertisements for bids to erect the building are expected within two weeks and construction may start during the summer.
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Clay Center
Senator Bristow
Warships Sent to China Amid Anti Manghu Revolt
Dispatches from China report the anti Manghu revolt spreading from Kwang Tung to Fukien near Amoy. United States warships head to Canton to shield Americans as Washington cabled Rear Admiral Hubbard to deploy more vessels if required.
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Washington, D. C
China
Kwang Tung
Hong Kong
Canton
Fukien
Amoy
Philippine Islands
United States
State Department
Washington
Hubbard
Boy Dies in Convulsions Near Burlington
Clifford Sheffner 17 son of Mr and Mrs C W Sheffner living east of Burlington died at his boarding house from convulsions after an hour long illness He was a fireman in the high school He had complained earlier in the day but was not sick until about an hour before death.
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Clifford Sheffner
C. Ww. Sheffner
Burlington
Bonds Approved for Ellinwood High School Addition
Voters in Ellinwood approved a proposition to issue bonds for adding to the high school building by a vote of 205 to 26. The result supports funding the expansion project through debt financing.
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Ellinwood
Holton Dedicates New Armory Ceremony
Holton marked one of its largest social events with the dedication of a new armory for Company L, Second Infantry, Kansas National Guard, drawing local officials and residents to celebrate the milestone in the community.
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Holton
New Armory
Company L. Second Infantry
Supreme Court Delays in Major Trust Cases
The U S Supreme Court has not announced rulings in Standard Oil or the Tobacco suits under the Sherman act. Only two decision days remain this term on May 15 and May 29. If no decisions are issued, the cases will be carried over to the next October session.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United
Nightriders Victim Wins Damages in Federal Suit
J F Van Hoosier of Clarksburg Tennessee won 2500 dollars in damages against A A Robinson and 19 other alleged nightriders after a federal court jury verdict in Owensboro Kentucky.
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Owensboro
J. F. van Hoosier
Clarksburg
Tenn
A. A. Robinson
Boy Earns Bounty for Gopher and Crow Skins
Charlie Rogler, a 15 year old from Mat field, collected 151 gopher scalps and 63 crow heads and received 18 dollars 25 cents in bounty from the Chase county treasurer for the two week effort.
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Charlie Rogler
Matfield
Chase County
Ellsworth Development Strikes Gas in Third Well
Ellsworth Development Company reports a successful gas strike in its third well with 270 psi pressure at 1,085 feet. The well lies 1,500 feet east of the first two as drillers expect improved quality and quantity with eastward progress.
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Ellsworth Development Company
Prof Nichols to Leave Ottawa for Ripon College
Professor E R Nichols will resign as head of the English department at Ottawa University after two years to take a chair in the English department at Ripon College in Ripon Wisconsin.
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Nichols
Ottawa
E. R. Nichols
Ottawa University
Ripon College
Ripon, Wis
Free Recipe Promises Kidney Cure from Dr A E Robinson
An advertisement touts a free at home kidney cure recipe from Dr A E Robinson of Detroit Michigan. It claims to relieve burning urination pain and related symptoms within a week and offers to mail the full prescription in a plain envelope.
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A. E. Robinson
Luck
Detroit
Mich
Blobbs Is Twardappe A Townwide Figure
A Philadelphia Record item notes Blobbs I Wardappe is well known in town. He is so famous that he cannot borrow an umbrella.
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Blobbs
Twardappe
Philadelphia Record
Self-possession and self-restraint in leadership noted
A concise quotation attributed to W Hl Thomson asserts that self-possession encompasses the ability to restrain, guide, and direct oneself. The statement links inner discipline to effective moral and personal governance, emphasizing inner control as foundational to behavior.
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W. Hl. Thomson
The Experience of Motherhood and the Pinkham Remedy
The piece argues motherhood is a test for women and many are unprepared. It cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as helping women become normal and strong. It invites readers to write to Mrs. Pinkham for confidential advice in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia EK. Pinkham
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