Poor Boy to Copper King Jackling Story
The article profiles Daniel C. Jackling, a Missouri poor boy who became a copper mining magnate. It notes his rise from teaching in a country school to leading the Bingville copper operation, with profits averaging about a million dollars a month and growth toward becoming the world’s richest man.
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Daniel C. Jackling
Copper King
Seattle
Jackling
Saga the Popular
Aniel C. Jackling
America
St. Clair County
Missouri
University of Missouri
School of Mines
Rockies
Bingham Canon
Salt Lake City
Witty Fractures Between Poetry and War Era Notes
A playful, satirical column contrasts romantic poems with odd wartime observations. It jokes about dandruff cures and scent, Kaiser wartime talk, spicy fashion like spats, a Chicago schools chief urging boys to sew, and a Moravian editor executed for seditious writing, highlighting cross currents of gender, politics, and press.
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Chicago
City stockade guard shoots himself dead
Harry Seaman, 57, a guard at the city stockade, killed himself with a revolver 20 minutes after reporting for work Monday morning. He had chatted cheerfully with guards Alexander McKinnon and R. G. Rush just beforehand. no motive is known. He was single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Seaman
City Stockade
Guarda Alexander McKinnon
R. G. Rush
Seaman
Stockade
McKinnon
Rush
Walter Arnold Arrested on Suspicion at Lomond Apartments
Walter Arnold, 25, a musician, was arrested at Lomond apartments on suspicion. Authorities reported the incident as an ongoing investigation with no further details provided.
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Walter Arnold
Lomond Apartments
The Nose as Shield and Breath Defender
The nose serves primarily as an organ of respiration, warming moistening and purifying air before it reaches the lungs. It houses protective features like vibrissae and cilia that trap dust and move secretions away, with sneezing acting as a nasal barrier to unwelcome guests. The Volta Bureau is urged for information on preventing speech loss in children.
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New York
Oregon
Volta Bureau
Washington, D.C
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair
Old time Sage Tea and Sulphur claim to darken gray hair quickly and evenly. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound offers a natural, lustrous look, stops dandruff and itching, and promises a youthful appearance after one or two applications with a 60 cent bottle.
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Wyeth
The Easiest Way To End Dandruff
An advertisement claims dissolving dandruff with four ounces of plain liquid argon rubbed into the scalp at night cures dandruff by morning. It promises complete dissolution after a few applications, stops itching, and leaves hair fluffy and glossy. Liquid arrow can be bought at any drug store and is inexpensive.
Rupture prevention appeal pushes 60-day trial
An advertisement touts a guaranteed rupture holder the Cluthe Automatic Massaging Truss. It promises a 60 day risk free trial, full refund if unsatisfied, and claims reduced need for operation, medical endorsement, and practical benefits like perspiration proof and bath durability.
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Cluthe
America
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Pike Pines
Union Dentists
Pike St
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the Virginus Hotel
Virginia
Mt. and
Eighth Av
Westlake
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Regal Shoe Repair Shop
Seneca, Main
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Everett True
Ico
Cleopatra
Rome
Julius Cagsar
Germantown
Sea Ee
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Spinning’s Cash Store
Elas
Cluthe Company
Busted St
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