Paint Beauty and the National Lead Home Outfit
Assuring durability, National Lead Company offers Houseowners' Painting Outfit No. 49 from 1902 Trinity Building New York City. Request a complete guide to painting with color schemes for exterior or interior use a specifications book and a paint adulteration detector instrument. The outfit is sent free and well worth requesting.
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National Lead
National Lead Company
Trinity
New York City
Resinol Ointment Promoted For Itching Piles Relief
A historical newspaper item promotes Resinol Ointment as the best remedy for itching piles with a claim of immediate results and preventive use. It quotes J R Herzog, D D S, New York City, and notes frequent home use. The piece also mentions rising public interest in anti tuberculosis exhibitions and nationwide displays.
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J. R. Herzog
New York City
National Association For the Study and Prevention
National Association
United States
Summer visitors spark garden colors quarrel
A farmer complains of conflicts with summer guests over gardening. A visiting woman lectures him about using Paris green on vegetables to protect color schemes, while comic vignettes from Atchison, Kansas City Journal, and Lippincott’s Magazine add light notes about kissing myths and a child in a drugstore misreading a scent bag as a bargain.
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Corntessel
Atchison
Kansas City Journal
Three Reasons Each With Two Legs and Ten Fingers
A Boston mother extols Grape-Nuts, citing three healthy sons Rob Jack and Dick ages 6 4 and 1 as proof. She notes neighbors' child improved after eating Grape-Nuts and cream, and claims both parents use it daily for strength and health. Many mothers offer it to calm candy cravings, reporting better health and mental activity.
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Boston
Rob
Jack
Tly
Riot Dead May Be 18 Shoot to Kill Order
State Troops deputies and special police under command to fire at first sign of trouble. Quiet prevails as authorities loom over tense situation following riot aftermath.
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Wyoming
Union
Greeley
Colo
Riot tragedy in Pittsburg claims two lives
During the riot in Pittsburg on August 24 a woman, wife of a striker, was fatally shot in the back for the sake of her husband’s cause. A boy beside her during clashes between state troopers and rioters will also die from a rifle wound.
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Pittsburg
Fatal strike riot at McKee's Rocks shocks Pittsburgh
Six known dead and a dozen wounded as police and state forces battled strikers at McKee's Rocks. Gunfire continued into dawn after orders to shoot to kill, with cars wrecked and hundreds affected. Troops collected evidence while officials seek those responsible. Separate report notes AFL inquiry into working conditions at Pressed Steel Car Company. Storm warnings issued for New Orleans and Galveston regions as disturbance moves north from the Gulf.
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Pittsburg
McKee's Rocks
Pennsylvania
McKee’s Rocks
Pressed Steel Car Company
State Constabulary
Washington
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Department of Commerce and Labor
Federation of Labor
Iron and Steel Workers of America
Pressed
Car Workers’ International Union
Pressed Steel” Car Company
Benzoate of Soda War Opens Denver Food Session
Denver hosts the thirteenth annual convention of state and national food and dairy departments with leaders from Madison Mich Michigan and Colorado in attendance. The agenda includes debates over added sodium benzoate and reliance on Dr. Harvey Wiley's conclusions, plus technical talks on bleached flour and food chemistry.
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Denver
Col
Association of State and Natornal Food and Dairy Departments
J. Q. Emery
Madison
Wis
Shaffroth
Speer
Hugh L. Taylor
Colorado State Board of Health
A. C. Bird
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Michigan
Emery
R. FB. Doolittle
New York
A. P. Sy
Buffalo
A. I. Leach
M. I. Jaffa
University of California
H. E. Barnard
Indianapolis
A. S. Mitchell
St. Paul
Minn
B. F. Ladd
North Dakota Agricultural College
Dr. Barnard
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
State Food Department
Harvey W. Wiley
Wiley
Roosevelt Kills Elephant on Kenyan Hunt
Col Theodore Roosevelt, visiting British East Africa, shoots a fine bull elephant near Mweru while alone, as Edmund Heller and E Cun inghame assist with the skin, part of the Roosevelt expedition.
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Col
Roosevelt
Heller
Nairobi
Theodore Roosevelt
Kenya
Edmund Heller
E. J. Cuninghame
Mweru
Odd stories fill today’s dispatches from coast to coast
A bizarre mixed page reports a Chicago tourist conductor driven half mad by tourists aboard a coast trip from Kansas City, a California fisherman’s 110 pound bluefin tuna record achieved in 15 minutes, a hunter’s three hour lynx den battle near Lowellville killing the pack leader, and a San Francisco nurse to shore life far from easy with a Navy man’s inheritance. A Virginia Wallingford case ends with a stomach pump demand after she swallows five dollars owed.
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San Francisco
George L. Root
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Kansas City
Lowellville
William Smith
South Carolina
Rich
Loring
Gillespie
St. Louis
Navy
Chicago
Gillespies
Lake Avenue
Virginia Wallingford
Kidney Health Restored After Dean's Pills Claim
Proved by Time from Corydon Indiana recounts kidney trouble relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He walked without a cane after a week and stayed healthy for seven years, praising the product sold for 50 cents a box by all dealers. Also a Napoleonic anecdote about Mamelukes and a joke on demi savans.
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David Price
Corydon, Ja
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Appropriate Terms. Sky high rates and sly promotions
Quote heavy note on Jake's aeroplane rates being sky high and a promotion about new Russ Blu detergent promising white clothes. Mentions grocers and a blunt remark about an honest smile.
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Jake
Grocers
Mountains of Gold Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsement
A Graniteville Vermont reader proclaims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound rescued her during the change of life relieving nervousness and other symptoms. The letter claims complete restoration of health and urges others to publish their experiences while praising the medicine's record of cures for female complaints.
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Graniteville
Lydia J.pinkham
Pinkham
Mars
Citas, Barclay
R.E.D
Lydia EB
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Lippincott's
M'kee’s Rocks
Oader
Gulf
New Orleans
Galveston
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Pioneer Railroad
Oles
Kan
T. R
Dispatches
Monster Fish
Avalon
Cal
L. G. Murphy
Alison
Chas. Barclay
Idaho
Hremont
Yellowstone
Land & Loan GO
ST. Anthony
Shafting
Han
American Iron Works
Koilers
I. Fizat Bt
Des Moines
Lowa
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Laramie
Wyoming State University
Agricultural Experiment Station
Ft. Collins
Timothy
Redtop
Hwinois
Wisconsin
Lews and Iudiannay
Irrigated Lands Co
Adams Street
Chicago, IL
Stata
Wational Lead Company
Trinity Building
Watson
Coleman
Washington, D.C
Mall. J
Cagwin
Amos
Aos
Iowa Farms
Drake University
Iowa
Colleges and Schools
College OF Liberal Arts
College OF Fine Arts
College OF the Bible
College OF Law
College OF Medicine
College OF Dentistry
D. S. College OF Education
School of Painting and Drawing
School of Dramatic Art
THE
University High School
Conservatory of Music
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