Little Sugar Bowl Emperor Sues Over Million Dollar Trust
Jacques Lebaudy once known as the Little Sugar Bowl in Paris now lives near New York and sues the Carnegie Trust and a bank for about 2 million dollars claiming mismanagement of French property. He bought Erie stock during a past crisis and has hidden wealth, while his eccentric royal career and exile history draw attention.
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Sahara
New York
Jacques Lebaudy
Paris
France
England
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Banks
Carnegie Trust Company
Jacques Premier
Saharan
Lebaudy
United States
Ebros
Europe
Harriman
Erie
Max
Kansas dog helps incubator chicks hatch in Larned
In Larned Kansas Martin Swift reports his white fox terrier helped tend newly hatched chicks by snuggling into the warm box. All prior chicks were white until a brood of black and speckled birds arrived and the dog mother avoided them.
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Larned
Kan
Martin Swift
Farmer Well Paid For Work In Klamath Falls
R S Sparks attracts attention on Main Street with fifteen coyote pelts and five bobcat pelts. County Clerk De Lap pays bounty of 1.50 per coyote and 2.00 per bobcat, totaling 33.50, plus potential 4 to 8 dollars per skin. Sparks plans to trap full time next winter hoping to exceed farming income with about 500 dollars per winter.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
R. S. Sparks
Main Street
Charles R. de Lap
Sparks
Bonanza
Countess Montignoso Starts Suit for Legal Separation
Rome reports the trial of Countess Montignoso, formerly Crown Princess Louise of Saxony, for separation from Enrico Toselli. The petition alleges misappropriation and Toselli’s alleged infidelity while she was away, and hints at Toselli’s countercharges.
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Rome
Montignoso
Saxony
Enrico Toselli
Signor Toselli
Toselli
Florence
Louise
Countess Montgnos
oWhen
Sheriff Stops Elopement in Kenton Marriage Attempt
Kenton Ohio. Daniel Lewis aged 19 and Ethel Smith aged 16 eloped but were stopped after 20 miles by the local sheriff who arrested Lewis for attempting to wed without parental consent. The girl's parents had denied permission for the marriage.
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Kenton
Daniel Lewis
Ethel Smith
Lewis
Left Estate Worth 30000 in Woodside NY Windmill Case
Investigation of the accounts of Daniel Creedon who lived in an old windmill found an estate worth 30000. All relatives reside in Ireland.
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Woodside
N. Y
Daniel Creedon
Ireland
Music in New York reform school for youths
Patrick A. Whitney, commissioner of corrections, orders music to play a large part in reforming youthful criminals at Hart Island city reformatory. Aldermen endorse the plan, noting music aids social reform and provides an optional eighty lesson course this spring for convicts.
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New York
Patrick A. Whitney
Corrections
Hart’s Island
Whitney
Collie Saves Master After Fire From Grate Sparks Alarm
In Louisville Kentucky a fire sparked by hot coals falling from a grate was extinguished. The prize winning collie of W. J. Atkinson woke its owner to show damaged paws and alert him to the danger.
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Louisville
W. J. Atkinson
Fur Coat Purchase Foretells Cold Weather
A joking exchange has a wife claiming a fur coat signals upcoming very cold weather as she notes she bought it today and asks her husband who told her so while the furrier is cited as the source.
Cuticura Heals Severe Eczema in Ark. Woman
Miss Elizabeth Gehrki of Forrest City Arkansas describes six months of itching and sleepless nights. After trying doctors remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment for three weeks to Cure, noting relief on day one and a complete recovery. Her brother also avoided scars after using the products.
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Elizabeth Gehrki
Forrest City
Ark
Dept. L
Boston
Cursory inquiry after hunt damages at Hodge home
A huntsman called on Mrs. Hodge to settle damage from a run to hounds. He asked if her husband had examined the scene. Mrs. Hodge replied curtly that he had, but the examination was cursory, prompting the man to exclaim at the language used and the memory of the moment.
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Hodge
Mrs. Hodge
Langwidge
Puck Cartoon Quips About Battle Of Wounded Knee Film
A humorous Puck panel has Uncle Ezra and Uncle Eben debating whether the Wounded Knee sequence was a greater event than the Reformation. The remark suggests the battle would have required much more film footage, highlighting satire of sensational warfare.
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Ezra
Wounded Knee
Eben
Puck
Candid Admission on Reform Idea Sparks Banter
Senator Sorghum quips that reform is unnecessary for him and his allies, noting a general impression that he and his personal and political friends do not need reform. The exchange captures a satirical moment about politics and reform in the era.
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Sorghum
Castoria Reminder for Mothers and Children
Mothers urged to examine every bottle of Castoria for the signature and freshness as a safe remedy used for over 30 years. Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria, a trusted infant and child medicine.
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Fletcher
Typewriter Triumphs Over Pen Says Veteran Editor
In a quip about tools of the trade a veteran editor declares the typewriter outpaces the pen noting speed consistency and clearer copy. The remark contrasts craft and efficiency in newsroom work.
Murine Eye Remedies Promoted In An Ad Copy
An illustrated promotional item touts Murine Eye Remedies with claims of quick relief for watery eyes and granulated eyelids. The copy asserts the product is compounded by oculists and sold in aseptic tubes by Marine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago.
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Ezrs
Marine Eye
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Ford Manufacturing CO
St. Paul
Omaha
Chicago Heanes City
Louis
Bromine and Quinine Laxative Teaser Named in Ad
An OCR fragment advertises Brobio Quinine as a laxative with a garbled claim to cure a cold in one day. It mentions a world over remedy and hints at a widow choosing matrimony while joking about war and dyspepsia. Garfield Tea is cited as a cure for dyspepsia. It notes a stereotype about a pretty girl disapproving of flirtations.
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GEO
The Truth About Bluing and Red Cross Ball Blue
A fragmented ad style piece mocks home products and social chatter. It references liquid blue and Red Cross Ball Blue, praising whitening power while discussing a local character Casey and rumor of an automobile. It hints at eviction as a social backdrop.
Paxtine Antiseptic Offered Free to Women by Paxton Co
A Boston firm Paxton Toilet Co offers a free large trial box of Paxtine Antiseptic to any woman upon request. The campaign contrasts cheerful smiles with growls and notes self focus leads to a small package for men.
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Paxton Toilet Co
Boston
Mass
Cole's Carbolis salve promises rapid relief for skin diseases
The advertisement claims quick relief and cure of burning itching and torturing skin diseases with no scars. It says the product stops burn pain and is sold by druggists at 25 and 50 cents. Free samples offered by J. W. Cole & Co Black River Falls Wisconsin. Most troubles are magnified at short range.
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Cole
J. W. Cole & Co
Black River Falls
Wis
Piles cure claim and health remedies ad text
An old time drugstore ad promotes PAZO OINTMENT promising cure of itching bleeding or protruding piles within six to fourteen days with a refund if ineffective. It also touts Garfield Tea for constipation biliousness liver and kidney troubles and comments on nerves in a dentist chair.
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