Smith's Potassium Compound promises rheumatism relief
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement claims Smith's Potassium Compound cures rheumatism gout lumbago and sciatica within 48 hours or refunds the dollar bottle price. It guarantees no morphine or narcotics and offers home delivery from John A. Smith Milwaukee Wisconsin or Seattle Owl Drug Co stores.
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Smith
John A. Smith
E.rater St
Milwaukee
Wis
SeatUe
Owl Drug Co
Salts Helps Kidneys Flush From Meat Diets
An authority claims meat eaters risk kidney clogging and related ailments from uric acid. It advises taking four ounces of rad Salts in water before breakfast for several days to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acid, and prevent bladder issues using Jad Salta as a safe, inexpensive remedy.
Olive Wall Seeks Quiet Dining Away From Cabaret Hype
Olive Wall plans a Seattle visit and wants dining that is decently prepared and quiet for conversation. She criticizes cabarets crowding out ordinary restaurants and insists on food as art, not just entertainment, hoping to dine with friends in a calm setting.
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Olive Wall
Order of Purifiers
Seattle
Mumm
Moore Theatre
Mum's
Steven
Anthony Comstock
Olive
Miss Wall
Mumm's
Mise Wall
Ketcham
the Moore
California Syrup of Figs Improves Child Health Claims
Advertisement urges mothers to give California Syrup of Figs for sickly children. It describes signs of illness, promotes a 50 cent bottle, and warns against counterfeit syrups. It claims the product cleanses liver and bowels without griping and has a pleasant taste.
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California
California Pig Syrup Company
The Chocolate Soldier Returns to Moore in Third Engagement
The Chocolate Soldier, a Viennese operetta, returns to the Moore for its third engagement. Whit ney cast members Antoinette Kopetsky Charles Purcell Lottie Collina Francis Boyle Lucile Saunders Silon Langlois George Tallman star in a lively revival with graceful singing and comic highlights.
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Moore
Gilbert and Sullivan
Whitney
Antoinette Kopetsky
Nadina Popoff
Charles Purcell
Col. Popoff
George Tallman
Maj Alexius S Spiridoff
Railway workers seek $60 million wage rise
Some 40000 locomotive engineers and firemen on 90 Western roads petitioned their companies for annual wage increases totaling 60 million dollars.
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Chicago
Fear He Is Lost in Labrador Mission
Friends of Dillon Wallace of Washington fear he is lost in the North after traveling to Labrador to place a tablet marking where Leonidas Hubbard died. Separately, the comptroller of the currency called for national bank statements as of Oct. 21.
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Washington
Dillon Wallace
Labrador
Leonidas Hubbard
North
Patient Letter Praises Clinic Care
A patient writes to commend the clinic's services describing perfect satisfaction with the treatment received, expressing no further comments or requests.
Foreign trade boosts popularity of American eggs abroad
The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce reports a sharp rise in American eggs exports over the last two years. In fiscal 1918 exports reached 21,000,000 dozen, up from 143,000 dozen two decades earlier, with more than half sold to Canada.
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Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Canada
Boy Killed in Bicycle Accident in Los Angeles
George Tumber age 2 was killed yesterday in Los Angeles when an automobile knocked him from the handlebars of his brother's bicycle. The incident occurred on a city street and prompted an investigation by local authorities.
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Los Angeles
George Tumber
Debt collection goes wrong in El Mona flats
Ida Kane landlady at the El mona apartments tried a new debt tactic on Thursday. Expressman from Broadway Transfer Co and Zimmer's aunt were present when she locked two debtors in a room and demanded 65 cents for curtain washing. Police came after Zimmer intervened. Blaine persuaded the release in about 20 minutes.
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Ida Kane
Elmona
Summit
Republican
A. R. Zimmer
D. M. Blaine
Zimmer
Broadway Transfer Co
Blaine
Thirty Babies Born On Chicago Street Cars Annually
Officials from the railway company report about thirty babies are born on Chicago street cars each year. The statistic highlights urban transit challenges and public health concerns in the city.
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Chicago
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