Dental Office Ad Boasts Low Prices and Experience
A Detroit area dental ad claims use of four 4-1 materials and staff with years of experience from American dental colleges. It promises careful work, satisfaction guarantees, and fixed prices including $4 for standard services and $85 for Never-Sip plates, inviting readers to visit 9405 Third Ave and note the ad for discounted rates.
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Sim Io
Hs Graduatin
America
Third Ave
N. W. Cor. Union
Grafting Flesh Heals Man's Injured Arm
Kalamazoo Michigan February twenty four. A dying man’s flesh was grafted to a patient at Borgeons hospital after a papermaking accident left Jacob Kuleme badly injured. Surgeons harvested 36 square inches from a railroad accident victim and grafted it to Kulema’s shoulder. He walked out with a fully healed arm.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Borgeons Hospital
Jacob Kuleme
Kalamazoo Paper Co
Kulema
Released as sane gets house back
Judge R B Albertson orders Mrs Emma Jones released from Stellacoom asylum as sane and given possession of her home on Friday. The court also requires her guardian son to pay she 100 in expense money while she seeks an accounting of her property. She was acquitted of murdering her husband a year earlier before being sent to the asylum.
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R. B. Albertson
Emma Jones
Stellacoom Asylum
Jones
New Bull Moose Senator Thomas Sterling from South Dakota
Thomas Sterling of South Dakota, succeeding Senator Gamble in the United States Senate, is a supporter of T. R. and elected by Bull Moose votes. He has been dean of the law school at the state university in Vermilion.
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Thomas Sterling
South Dakota
Senator Gamble
United States Senate
T. R
Bull Moose
Vermillion
Oregon Passes Mothers Pension Bill for Needy Mothers
Oregon lawmakers approve a mother’s pension plan for indigent mothers with children under 16. A mother with one child receives ten dollars monthly and each additional child increases support to seventy five dollars per month from county funds, awaiting governor approval.
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Salem
Oregon
Weert
Reprimanded Boy Fires On Father After Absence
Claude Grey, 15, shot his father, John Grey, after a dispute about truancy. The argument escalated. Claude fired three times, wounding his father in the head and hip as a search for the boy continued across fields and roads.
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Claude
Swindler Targets Women In Land Sale Hoax
Seattle women accuse a suave man of swindling them in land sales across the Peace River country. Complaint by Mrs EB Bolton says the man, who advertised as a housekeeper, signed her to a $50 monthly agreement plus board and room, then swindled her out of $10 in Canada. He lured victims with modern rooms at low rates at Hotel Virgins near Westlake. Elliott 86% coe.
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Seattle
Peace River
Northwestern Territory
EB Bolton
Abe
Canada
Accommodating Gangsters Ends in Shaky Allies
New York police recall Rosenthal era violence and describe gangsters as a rough, loyal crew. Patrolman Mani faced threats while patrolling Mulberry near Five Points. A gangster named The Mink vowed to shoot but spared the officer after an offer of friendship. The incident highlights the tense, uneasy codes among criminals and cops in the city.
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New York
Rosenthal
Mani
Mulberry
Five Pointe
Mank
Ill, Didn t Die Wife Scolds In Divorce Case
Martin Everts files cross complaint in divorce alleging his wife married him for his money after his recovery from an illness. He says she rebuked him with insults like old fomsit and old club and taunted him for not dying when given the chance. Mrs Dorothea Everts had filed for cruelty weeks earlier. Married since 1904, they have a 6 year old child. Everts reputedly owns about 15000 in real estate in California and Washington. Dreamland hosts a dance tonight.
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Martin Everts
Everts
Dorothea Everts
California
Washington
Miner Dies Saving Friend at Hen Hur Mine Blast
Chas A. James, a miner from Republic, died today while saving Roy Hansen, a fellow worker, after a candle ignited dynamite in the Hen Hur mine magazine. James picked up the burning dynamite and carried it out before the fuse exploded, sacrificing his life.
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Republic
Ward
Chas
A. James
Roy Hansen
Hoth
Hen Hur
James
Costs Too Much to Kill with Juice
Salem Oregon February 24 the senate indefinitely postponed action on Senator Malarkey's bill after finding that installing an electric chair to replace the gallows would cost between 10000 and 15000 dollars The measure aimed to shift capital punishment to electric chair pending further consideration by lawmakers.
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United Reas
Salem
Senate
Malarkey
Cure Indigestion With Diapepwin Claims Remedy
An ad copy promotes Diapepwin as a fast remedy for sour stomach belching gas and upset digestion. It claims five minutes to relief and praises the product for allowing people to eat favorite foods without fear, asserting it calms a sensitive stomach and stomach distress.
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Just Printers
Third Avenue
SA. Clark, DO
Unitel Freee
Evangelist Lyon
NEW Bull Moose
United Press
Tacoma
Second Ave
Coats
Agc
Close
Hilly
Dreamland
Pade
Ruan
Everett
Eattie
Pitt
Pear Westlake
Greenwood
Alas
Cvehett
Ally Freight
Pacific Nortiwerte Traction CO
Wash
Model Shoe Hospital
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