Prominent Chicago Politician Indicted for Lottery Swindle
John H. Dalton a well known Chicago politician and saloon owner at 431 N. Clark street was indicted by a federal grand jury for a lottery swindle. He was arrested on a bench warrant issued by Judge Kohli and bailed $500. Police raided his home at 596 Lasalle Avenue finding about 15000 lottery tickets. Dalton previously pleaded guilty to a similar offense and was fined $1000. His wife was arrested but not indicted. Dalton known nationally as Dr Dalton led the International Rural Clinic of Chicago.
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Reflections of a Bacchle Lor in New York Press
A quirky column cites differences between patriotism and charity and toys with aphorisms on warmth, trust, and love. It ends with caution about men who flatter or impose fear.
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Pointed Paragraphs On Luck Reputation And Fishing
A collection of wry Chicago notes on luck and reputation. It riffs on friendship and the pull of tales highlighting the risk of believing every report and the dangers of chasing jackpots.
Doctor Says Patient Won’t Follow Diet, Turns to Drugs
A renowned physician notes patients rarely adhere to hygiene or diet, leaving drug treatment as the only resort. For chronic constipation he recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, praised for not causing constipation and for restoring natural bowel health. Sold by all druggists.
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Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Alert Nerves At 35 Cents
A brief drug advert declares Rocky Mountain Tea will make people prick up their ears and be on the tiptoe of expectation. The price is 35 cents and it is sold by W. E. Bard Drug company.
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