Prizes for poets and musicians in Utah contest
The Tribune announces a state wide competition offering cash rewards for Utah authors and composers. Entries must be anonymous, submitted with a birth place and address, enclosed in a sealed envelope, and mailed to Anthem Content Bureau Salt Lake City. Twenty five top entries will be chosen for public vote with prizes totaling $1,000 for words and $1,000 for music.
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Salt Lake
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O'Elnele P.m
the Tribune
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Triiine
Tribune
East Lake City
Wise Tea Tale Promises Refund on Tea Taste
A fragment quotes Brer William about returning money for tea taste and mentions the Atlanta Constitution. The tale contrasts rich and poor with biblical land and judge, implying a moral about backing beliefs and aiding the poor.
How Lavalette Was Saved Off Napoleon's Fall From Elba
An English officer aided General Lavalette, once doomed as a traitor, by hiding him in his wife’s clothes and aiding his escape from Paris with Capt Hely Hutchinson and others. Lavalette fled across the frontier as a bold rescue story in the aftermath of Napoleonic defeat.
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The Coffee That Cured A Parish Family
A clergyman in an Iowa parish recounts his wife’s severe vomiting episodes tied to coffee use. After switching to Postum, the illness ceased and has not returned for many years. The testimonial credits Postum coffee substitute with healing effects and associates it with better health and vitality.
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Colle
Popham Company
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Weillvijie
Four Killed In Wreck Near Forsyth Montana
Four dead and two seriously injured after an eastbound Northern Pacific freight wrecked when high water washed away a small bridge between Myers and Rancher, thirty miles west of Forsyth. Engineer James Wilson and Conductor Peter Emge lead the crew. injured include John Campbell and an unknown tramp. Bodies not recovered. freight had orders to Rancher to Myers to meet a westbound passenger train. passenger train later halted nearby. Company rushing to clear the track.
Town Fire Ravages Covelo California Major Losss
A fire destroyed about half of Covelo with the blaze starting in a tank house behind the Covelo hotel. The hotel burned quickly followed by Dave Rudee's general store and other buildings along two blocks. Estimated losses near 47000 with about 10000 insured. Principal losers include Ed Purcell Dave Rudee John Rohbough William Grist and Con H Goldberg among others.
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Cal
Dave Rudee
Ed Purcell
John Rohbbough
William Grist
Harry Shuster
Con H. Goldberg
Animals Suffer From Poison in New York Bronx Zoo
Efforts to rid the Bronx Zoo of a fly pest have killed six animals after they ate poisoned flies in arsenic solution. A park order distributed arsenic sheets but animals exposed to the flies were affected. some birds and other animals were saved with prompt treatment.
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New York
Bronx
Four Men Rescued From Long Island City Trench Collapse
Four workers trapped when a trench caved in at a Long Island City gas plant site were rescued by passersby. A hand and forearm appeared first, followed by another man’s leg as rescuers worked for hours. Doctors at two nearby hospitals revived all four workers and restored consciousness.
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New York
Long Island City
Lavorers
Former State Senator Willan B. Fink Dies in Gas Blast
In Somerset Ohio a natural gas explosion destroyed the home of former State Senator Willan B. Fink and his wife. Neighbors found the couple amid the wreckage after days of a gas odor and unsuccessful leak repairs. Fink died Thursday afternoon. his wife was fatally burned.
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Police raid at Deligar race track ends without arrests
The fifth daily police invasion at the Deligar race track occurred Thursday under Governor Polk's orders to enforce the anti betting law. Officers entered without resistance, twelve riflemen positioned at the betting area, and twelve mounted officers guarded the gate to keep order. No arrests were reported.
Ways of Statesmen Palmerston and Disraeli Captures
Queen Victoria sought to speak from Palmerston’s seat in the House of Commons. Palmerston quipped that those opposed to her views would face a formidable antagonist and allies would back her allies in debate. Disraeli, in contrast, had a blunt style with one woman who pressed him for information, he replied You darling.
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Disraeli
Queen Victoria
England
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House of Commons
Palmerston
Viscount Palmerston
Voice from Arkansas touts Dodd's Kidney Pills cure
In Cleveland Arkansas July List a local resident Mr A Carlile recounts a 24 year kidney trouble and declares Dodd's Kidney Pills the best remedy for sick kidneys. He asserts the pill cured long standing back ache and Brights Disease claims. The missive promotes widespread belief in the product.
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Ark
Dodd
Arkansas
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Bright
Argentina’s Mulberry Tree Planting Boom
Argentina has planted about 5,000,000 mulberry trees in the last two years, bringing the total to around 10,000,000 trees. The expanding plantation underpins hopes that raw silk production will become a significant industry for the country.
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Argentina
Pilgrims Climb Mount Fuji Yearly In Japan
More than 10,000 pilgrims, both men and women, ascend Mount Fuji each year. Mount Fuji, known as Fujiyama, rises to about 12 305 feet.
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Fujiyama
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Grateful to Cuticura Letter From Miss Nellie Vander Wiele
A reader reports months of severe facial sores and itching, with scabs and oozing, improved after using Cuticura products. She credits immediate relief from the first application and complete cure after using two cakes of soap and three boxes of ointment, signed by Miss Nellie Vander Wiele of Lakeside, N. Army.
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Nellie Vander Wiele
Lakeside
Survival Rates Abroad and Local Demographics
Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, borders Uruguay and has about 1.4 million people with 800000 of German descent. Piso's Care is praised for throat and lung ailments. Child survival rates show 889 of 1000 reach age five, with New Zealand at 60, New South Wales 844, and Victoria 827, compared to England 762, France 671, Austria 614, and Spain 671.
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Spain
Do It Now Let Us Know If You Travel This Summer
Pleased to offer full information on low summer rail rates. Santa Fe service promotes safety and comfort. Contact A Rren Gent A T & 8 Re Salt Lake City.
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C. Arren
A. T
Salt Lake Cty
Ptah
A Boy Asks If Lord Has His Supper
A three year old boy Edward Potter attends a communion service for the first time. He asks why the table is set and, after momentary sleep, asks mother if the Lord has had his supper. The story appears in Hoston Herald.
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Edward Potter
Hoston Herald
Woman Freed From Years of Headache and Weakness
A Southern newspaper accounts Miss Stella Blocker of Leander Louisiana describing relief from long standing headaches and weakness after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills which renewed her blood and cured fever anemia and associated ailments Neuralgia sciatica and rheumatism are also mentioned as conditions relieved by the pills. The story frames the medicine as a permanent remedy where ordinary cures fail with a testimonial from a local resident.
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Miss Blocker
Leander
Louisiana
No Halo to Lose in Fatherhood Debate
The excerpt laments the lack of praise for fatherhood compared with motherhood, arguing that fathers rarely receive acclaim for their duty to the race and suggesting no halo surrounds fatherly duties. It critiques social attitudes that overlook paternal roles while celebrating mothers.
Door of Hope and Old Tea Phrases Featured in Springfield Sun
The Springfield Ohio Sun highlights quips about tea leaves and customer refunds from Swittling and cites phrases like Door of Hope and a note about a long serving Sunday school teacher Miss Owen of Warwick England aged ninety two. The article blends humorous lines with local notices and a Red Cross Hall appeal.
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Springfield
Ohio
Sun
Miss Owen
Warwick
England
Tea booklet promises better brewing at home
Promotes Schilling s Best Tea with a booklet How to Make Good Tea To Keep Gat at Home Also offers a tip to rub a cat s paw on the stove to keep it at home the ad reads like a quirky home care notice with consumer guidance.
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Schillings
Schilling's Best Beyond Tea in Burma Gold and Silver Claims
The knowledge book notes Schilling's Best extends beyond tea. It mentions Burma province gold and silver as reputedly present, with Gold and Silver in Burma cited as existing in the region.
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Schilling
Burma
Folly Shooting Sparks Theoretical Stage Talk
A Folly incident prompts a philosophical remark from a boarder, noting the world as a stage and many people acting like vaudeville performers without awareness. The quote emphasizes perception and life as performance amid local tension.
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