Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin A Longtime Family Remedy
The article profiles Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois and his 40 year practice focusing on digestion and elimination. It details the creation of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin first marketed in 1892, its wide adoption, safe gentle action, and wide retail reach with millions of bottles sold annually. It notes benefits for women children and the elderly and invites readers to request a free trial bottle.
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General criticizes acquittal of youth on desertion charge
In San Francisco on October 24 Lieut. Gen. Liggett condemned the court martial acquittal of Private Clyde Day who faced desertion charges as his regiment prepared to depart. Day was captured near Spokane and later found with insufficient evidence for conviction. Also acquitted were Private Hugh Johnson of Vancouver barracks and Private Jake McFadden of Fort Stevens Oregon, who received an 18 month reduction from a two year sentence for passing bad checks.
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Mayor to Enforce Anti Flu Measure
A report to Mayor Fitz gerald said a policeman who protested a cinema lobby crowd was told the proprietor had a private understanding with the mayor. The mayor summoned department heads and stated he has no such understanding and that the proprietor’s claim was overheated imagination.
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Bolsheviki Free Y. M. Secretaries Coyle and Areson
New York Oct 24 Albert F Coyle and Clinton W Areson Y M C A secretaries were released Oct 19 after being prisoners of the Bolsheviki since August according to a telegram to the National War Work council from Secretary Lansing They were en route from Archangel to Bergen Norway Coyle a Stanford and Yale graduate formerly lived in San Jose California
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University Vets Stage First Smoker November 11
The University of Washington Service Men's club, about 2000 veterans, will hold the first smoker of the school year on November 11 in the gymnasium. Boxing bouts are being arranged under Lloyd Dysart, club president.
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College Humorists to Blossom Forth
The University of Washington will publish the Sun Dodger, a new monthly comic magazine, with Gilbert Foster as editor in chief. The first issue is slated to reach readers next Tuesday.
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Pigsty in a Limousine Sparks New Jersey Tale
In Woodbury New Jersey a $3,000 limousine was used as a pigsty during a carnival. Former Councilman Amos Wick won a pig prize and, after learning it was not crated, placed the animal in his limousine and drove home.
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Negotiations Underway on New Pacific Cable to Japan
Geo. Co. Ward vice president of the Commercial Pacific Cable company said negotiations for laying a new cable across the Pacific to Japan are progressing as fast as customary for landing rights with a foreign country. The statement was released from Los Angeles on October M4.
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Reverend McNeal to Speak at King County Democratic Meeting
Tokyo pastor Rev. Mark J. McNeal will headline the King County Democratic Club at the Good Fats cafeteria Saturday at noon. He will discuss Pan Pacific Commerce and the Japanese Educational System.
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Elderly widow jailed for stealing costume in Lambeth
At 86 years Mary Bushnell was sentenced to three months in prison for stealing a costume from a shop in Lambeth. She had recently been released from a prison. In Christiana, Charlie I Swieher found a turtle with an old carved inscription "J. Homsher, 1840" on its shell. Homsher, once a prominent Lancaster County figure, died years ago.
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Bulgarian peace delegates submit counter proposals
Paris reports Bulgarian peace delegates presenting a series of counter proposals to the treaty as of today, seeking adjustments in the negotiating terms.
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Read Must Serve Five Year Term
TACOMA Oct 24 James J Read former deputy internal revenue collector at Aberdeen must serve five years in McNeill Island prison and pay fines totaling 1624 dollars for embezzlement and extortion while serving as a government officer. He conspired with Joe Williams a rent driver to extort money from various persons in southwest Washington promising protection from arrest for engaging in liquor traffic and other revenue law violations.
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Banish Catarrh with Hyome Inhaler Remedy
Banish catarrh and relieve cold symptoms quickly by breathing Hyome. The remedy loosens nasal congestion and may shorten colds, using an antiseptic eucalyptus oil source. A complete Hyome inhaler kit is sold by Bartell Drug Company and druggists.
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Hamlin's Wizard Oil and Liver Pills Ad
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Hamlin's Wizard Oil for rheumatic pains sprains burns and more. It claims quick penetration and relief for joints muscles and injuries. Also markets Wizard Liver Pills as a 20 cent remedy for constipation and headaches with a money back guarantee.
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Cable Firms Set New Address Registration Fee
The cable companies announced a November 1 change for registering all cable addresses in the United States. A $2.50 charge will be assessed to reduce useless addresses and streamline records.
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Settlement Reaches In Hemrich Kirschner Will Suit
The case brought by Mrs. Emma Hemrich Kirschner against the will of the late Katherine Hemrich Sr. was dismissed by Superior Judge John Jurey after attorneys announced an amicable out of court settlement.
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