An Interesting case at law in Vienna on Kaddish duty
A Vienna case involved a merchant who fired a clerk for arriving late to say Kaddish for his father. The clerk claimed it was his duty. the merchant argued religious duty could not override business. The judge ruled against the clerk, noting synagogue attendance is not the clerk’s right without the employer’s consent.
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Family reports eczema relief with Cuticura remedies
Mr. H. B. Springmire of Iowa City recalls his wife’s long eczema on the face clearing for four years after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He notes improved hair for himself and says their baby’s scalp improved with the remedies, claiming faster heat relief from baths and ointment. Dates July 16 1905 and Sept 16 1906 accompany the testimonial.
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Capitol Street
Iowa City
Physician's Large Fee
The late Dr. James Gale, renowned blind medical electrician, reportedly charged a fee of £50,000, about $250,000, for medical electrical attendance, noted as the largest such charge on record.
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James Gale
Explosion at Harbor Works Antivari Kills One
A dynamite blast at the Harbor Works in Antivari on the Adriatic killed one person and seriously injured about thirty others. The incident is part of a string of global disasters and labor unrest reported in this edition.
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Adriatic
New York
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All Distractions Barred in Church Pledge Remarks
Fragmentary dialogue notes a figure named yfindle who has accumulated wealth and joined a church while avoiding prior involvement. The casual exchange suggests curiosity about his timing and motives, hinting at community interest in his recent commitment amid business interests.
Divorces Rise in U S Courts Says Census Data
Census bureau figures from Washington show a divorce suit filed every ten minutes during court hours and a divorce granted every three minutes nationwide. The average has held for twenty years, with officials noting an alarming upward trend.
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Washington
United States
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Full Restoration
Readers are offered a $100 reward if Catarrh Cure fails to cure. The ad claims Mail’s Catarrh Cure treats via the blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation and strengthen the patient. It asserts a constitutional remedy and lists Toledo, Ohio makers Cheney Co as the provider with nationwide druggists carrying the product.
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Hall
Mail
Aitress FJ
Cheney
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A Fish Story from Nansen on Trout Versus Ducks
A quoted preacher-like fish tale ridicules trout protection by depicting a trout attacking a duck and drowning it. The speaker claims anglers and fish are beyond legal reach, noting a lack of oster men and mocking courtroom jurisdiction.
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English society leader notes riding astride fashion in New York
Mrs Hwfa Williams describes English equestriennes adopting riding outfits that resemble men outfits. She says the style draws attention yet is not immodest. A London gossip about a girl adopting the rig is recounted with a witty exchange about the proper arrangement of riding attire.
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Wareham
Coffee to Postum Helped My Health and Energy
A testimonial describes lingering fatigue, headaches, and digestive issues after coffee. A State W C T U leader reports relief after switching to Postum Food Coffee, noting asthma improvement. Multiple friends praise Postum for heart relief, dyspepsia cure, and overall well being. Read The Road to Wellville in pkgs.
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Her Chief Worry
Mrs Marryat quips that a wife has endured marriage long enough to notice her husband’s flaws. The young Mrs Gulley agrees, noting not his faults but his long absences and stays affect her more than his shortcomings.
Just His Luck at the Busy Day Visit
The scene opens with Borem greeting someone and saying hello before Merchant interrupts to explain the coincidence. Merchant notes today is unusually busy, surprising both characters and highlighting an odd moment of timing.
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Borem
Merchant
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