Woman Dies During Funeral Service In Wisconsin
In Janesville Wisconsin Eleanor Pollay aged 66 collapsed and died from heart failure at the close of a church service while viewing the coffin of a lifelong friend. The death occurred during funeral observances.
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Confessions of a Wife Chapter Seven on the Way to South Bend
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The Way Cowboys Portrayed In Early Films
A verbose note catalogs recurring Hollywood tropes in silent films such as cowboys avoiding cattle work, misplacing wallets, and disobedient daughters, alongside a list of upcoming Pathe and Vitagraph features and shorts shown at theatres like Alhambra and Melbourne.
Mine Foreman Arrested in Four Year Murder Case
Libby Montana November 24 1924 Benjamin Blakely foreman of a mine was arrested on a murder charge in the death of Arch Hiverne at Lillooet British Columbia four years ago. The warrant followed a request by two British Columbia detectives.
Cascarets Promise Quick Relief for Bilious Liver
Brochure-style ad touts Cascarets as a remedy for bilious liver and digestive woes. Claims quick relief from headache, indigestion, constipation, and sour stomach with a ten cent box. Warns children need gentle cleansing and says all druggists sell Cascarets.
Dope Fiend or Hero All Same to Calvert KE
H. Calvert is described as a versatile actor who has played a range of uncanny parts from a dope fiend to a ghostly ghoul. The piece notes his athleticism and youthful past as a schoolboy and soldier with experiences in the Philippines. An advertisement for Stewart House rooms follows.
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Bedford
Ratine
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Kiss Not Wanted
John Kiss of Chicago lives without a kiss for three years after his wife left him and then obtained a divorce He told the judge his wife kissed another man when he returned home unexpectedly and that the kisses were no longer his to keep.
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California Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Bowel Cleansing
An old home remedy advertisement urges mothers to give California Syrup of Figs to children with dull tongues, feverish or listless signs, claiming a single teaspoonful clears constipation and restores playfulness. It warns buyers to avoid counterfeit syrups and to insist on the 50 cent bottle with printed directions.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Champion Eater Glidden Issues Challenge in Lawrence
In Lawrence Massachusetts Charles W Glidden self proclaimed champion food destroyer of the world issues a three hour eating challenge promising to surpass any two men. He claims three world records including forty pounds of watermelon in one hour seventy eight pancakes in 57 minutes six boiled dinners at one meal one hundred thirty two eggs in one meal and fifty eight ears of corn at a single sitting.
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Charles W. Glidden
Iowa Representative Finds $200000 But Can't Spend It
Representative Kirkpatrick of Iowa found two hundred thousand dollars in three dollar bills and gave some to President Wilson. The bills were issued by state banks in 1832 and are worthless under the national banking system.
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Kirkpatrick
Iowa
Wilman
Wear I Em Right Lost articles found in Star ads
Lost and Found column notes items headed to Star newspaper classifieds. The notice explains how readers recover missing belongings by checking the listing and contacting the paper. It emphasizes locating articles through published ads and timely responses.
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Young English hunter killed by charging elephant
A Rhodesia letter reports Jack Parr, renowned young big game hunter from England, dying after an elephant he chased for 50 miles charged at close range. Parr fired but could not reload as the beast gored him.
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Rhodesia
Jack Parr
England
Parr
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