Chief Justice Fuller Dead in Maine Home
Bar Harbor Maine July 4 Chief Justice Melville W Fuller of the United States Supreme Court died of heart failure at his Sorrento home at 6 am The death was unexpected with no prior warning He arrived in Sorrento June 25 from Chicago and had seemed in good health since arriving He attended a sermon yesterday by Rev James E Freeman a longtime Fuller family friend
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Bar Harbor
Melville W. Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Sorrento
Fuller
Sorviento
Chicago
Church of the Redeemer
Episcopal
James E Freeman
Minneapolis
Advertise with Fresh Copy and Modern Tone
A Southern Merchant quips at old style ads that repeat granddad practices. The piece urges advertisers to update copy, punch up campaigns, and run pages with current, engaging content to stay alive.
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Southern Merchant
Not Built That Way
A humorous provocation about gender norms and behavior contrasts a baldheaded woman with exaggerated, satirical images. The narrator denies ever seeing such wild conduct and asserts the idea that no woman is built to behave in those outrageous ways, ending with a blessing.
Denmark Rat Extermination Law Aims 1600 Pounds Yearly
The national government will spend £1600 annually and borough councils 3s 34d per 100 persons yearly to exterminate rats. Each rat is said to cost a farthing daily in damage. In 18 weeks the total rate destroyed amounted to 103000.
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Denmark
Parisian Sage hair restorer promises dandruff cure
The ad touts Parisian Sage as a grand efficient hair restorer that permanently removes dandruff in two weeks or money back, stops falling hair and prevents fading, leaving hair fluffy and perfumed. Sold by Leo Haydon at 50 cents a large pottle with a testimonial from Ada M. Bratt of Hoosick NY dated March 23 1910.
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Leo Haydon
Mias Ada M. Bratt
Hoosick, N. Y
Milady's Mirror on Diet for a Pretty Woman
A physician advised a young woman to eat bread and meat to gain flesh but warned against pies cakes and puddings with butter and sugar. He endorsed modest candy after meals and strict dieting with butterless tea and coffee, no naps, and active movement aiming to reach 150 pounds in a year while preserving health and beauty.
Cure For Insomnia And Rough Hands In Winter
A historical guide suggests warming the bed with a hot water bottle or heated pillows to aid sleep in cold weather and notes a summer reversal. It also describes preparing mutton tallow to treat chapped lips and hands, including rendering, straining, and optional perfumes or wax blends.
Natural Red Cheeks facial elixir from antique recipe
A complexion remedy mixes white wine vinegar honey and sandalwood with isinglass ground nutmeg and saffron to create a pinking liquid. Simmer slowly to boiling then keep at heat for thirty minutes strain and apply with a cloth daily to the face. If color is light add more sandalwood.
Almond Milk Skin Lotion From Almonds And Rose Water
An old recipe extols almond milk as skin food and lotion. Blanch thirty almonds, break them, add a teaspoon sugar and half a pint rose water. Pound to a pulp, strain after twenty four hours, and use the liquid as a cold cream.
Chapped Lips Treated By Soda And Camphor Remedies
Widespread chapping at mouth corners is linked to stomach acidity. Nightly use of full strength bicarbonate of soda dries the surface and aids healing. Camphor spirit offers relief for chapping and cold sores, though it stings briefly. follow with grease to protect the skin.
Personal Notes From a Lebanon Visit Roundup
Miss Martha Boblitt returns home to Woodlawn after visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hagan go back to Lebanon after a two week stay. Mrs. W. E. Leachman visits trends in Lebanon this week. May Mayes departs Friday for Oakland Kentucky. Mary Noe and Virgie Mayes visit Hattie Arnold in Texas. Lebanon residents Sylvester Russell Charley Putnam and Logan Bosley attended a local dance last week. Jos Polin spends Monday in Bardstown on business. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham return to Louisville after visiting Mrs. G. D. Bodine. Mary Logan Neale of Cincinnati guests of her grandparents F. R. Neale and wife.
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Martha Boblitt
Woodlawn
Mrs. C. W. Hagan
Lebanon
May Mayes
Oakland
Mary Noe
Virgie Mayes
Hattie Arnold
Texas
Sylvester Russell
Charley Putnam
Logan Bosley
Robert Graham
Louisville
G. D. Bodine
Mary Logan Neale
Cincinnati
Mrs
F. R. Neale
Kitty Ann Burna
Della
Ed Settles
Tony Coulter
Richard Hardin
Scruggsville
Martha Grider
Aleie Keeling
Raymond Gipson
Lawrenceburg
Etha Coulter
Cecil
George Kee
Jobn Armstrong
Althaire Simms
Q.y
Erastus
Bardstown
Perkins
Pius Whalen
Messrs
Olle
Pope Bishop
Willisburg
Local visitors and neighbors gather in Mulburshills
Mr and Mrs Coleman Porter of Louisville visit Mrs L T Brown. Charley and Thomas Haydon return from Owensboro. Hubert and Frank McCauley back from Louisville. Misses Marie Kuhn and Lottie Simms to Bardstown. J A Shader ill with acute indigestion but improving. Several locals travel to Lebanon Willisburg Bardstown and Lawrenceburg. An active social scene and multiple household visits noted.
Mrs Noe Returns From Louisville Visit
Mrs F B Noe has returned home after visiting friends and relatives in Louisville and elsewhere. Mr and Mrs Byron Crooke Rev Williams Mrs Ruby Smith Mrs J P Pettus Broadus Hickerson Jas Lampton and Isaac Nelson attend the B Y P U encampment at Georgetown this week.
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F. B. Noe
Louisville
Byron Crooke
Rev. Williams
Ruby Smith
J. P. Pettus
Broadus Hickerson
Jas, Lampton
Isaac Nelson
Georgetown
Saved at Deaths Door in Transit Bridge NY
Murray W. Ayres of Transit Bridge New York narrowly escaped death from severe liver trouble and wasting illness. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health, regaining 40 pounds, and curing stomach and kidney symptoms. Hayden and Robertson advertise the remedy.
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Murray W. Ayres
Transit Bridge
N. Y
Hayden & Robertson's
A Wild Buzzard Raging Brings Winter Suffering
A fragmented notice describes cold and flu symptoms including stuffed nose chills and fever and warns of a dangerous winter season. It mentions a product from Pine Valley and references people and places in a jumbled advertisement style.
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Rae
A. L. Dunn
Pine Valley
Asti Robertson
Hyomei promise and purchase offer for catarrh cure
Leo Haydon offers Hyomei with a money back guarantee for curing catarrh. The simple pocket inhaler uses Australian eucalyptus with germ killing and soothing antiseptics. A complete outfit costs one dollar and extras are available. advertised as best for sore throat coughs and bronchitis with a two minute relief claim.
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Leo Haydod
Tost Em
Byomei
Druggista Everywheat
Leo Haydon
Booth’s Hyomei Co
Buffalo,n.y
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Mulburshills
Coleman Porter
L. T Brown
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Owensboro
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W. H. McCauley
Marie Kuhn
Lottie Simms
J. A. Shader
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G. D Robertson, Jr
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E. C. Cox
Greensburg
F. T. Cox
Lyman Barber
University of Wisconsin
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Hyomei
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