Governor signs antipass and child labor bills
A wide range of items fills this issue including Governor Sheldon of Nebraska signing antipass and child labor legislation, a large oyster settlement fire in New Jersey, and news of international and domestic incidents. Numerous disasters and investigations are noted, with no single dominant event.
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Sheldon
Nebraska
Helping Along His Memory Memorandum Between Mr Morse and Wife
A domestic exchange shows Mr Morse an absent minded husband urged by his wife to check on Cousin William Aunt Sarah and to remember details like coats collars and daily thoughts of her while she travels to Chicago. He promises a memorandum before catching the train.
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Mr. Morse
James
Chicago
Wiliam
Sarah
Mrs. Morse
Plan for Good Health Garfield Pills Ad
Advertising pitch claims Garfield pills regulate the liver and kidney purify the blood and eradicate disease made wholly of herbs. A man in Witten Germany who had been almost deaf for years recovered hearing after a terrific explosion.
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Dr. Marvin
Horace Marvin
Dover
Dela
Himer Sheppard
Big Eno
United States
Appleton
Wis
Garfield
Witten
Germany
Furious humor on child health remedy claim
A Bakersfield California letter from June 25 to July 20 1906 describes a seven year old girl recovering from measles after a severe itchy blistering eruption. It credits Cuticura Remedies with rapid improvement within 24 hours and full recovery after five days, noting long lasting wellness.
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P. Ruofenacht
Bakersfield
Cal
California Fig Syrup Co
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
English Women Good Shots At Wandsworth Rifle Club
Women recently joining the Wandsworth Hogland Rifle club have posted scores around 35 of a possible 40. The club committee seeks more women sharpshooters to arrange a match between the women and men.
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Wandsworth (Hogland
Port of Newcastle Emerges as Key Regional Hub
The Port of Newcastle in New South Wales now stands as a major port serving 80,000 people. It lies 102 miles by rail from Sydney and handles principal coal shipments. Last year 1,779 vessels entered or cleared, totaling 2,768,401 tons, but labor troubles remain its main drawback.
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New South Wales
Newcastle
Sydney
W N A Salt Lake City Note Now 44 1907
A brief record notes W N A in Salt Lake City now aged 44 in 1907. The entry marks the organization’s presence in the city and a stated year. No further context provided.
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Salt Lakeake City
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