Saved Old Lady's Hair with Cuticura Remedies
An elderly woman credited Cuticura Soap and Ointment with stopping itching burning and scaling of the scalp and regrowing hair after other doctors failed. A second testimonial cites Cuticura easing eczema on feet in cold weather, with Ellsworth Dunham of Hiram Maine noting improvement from age seventy four. David Starr Jordan urges philanthropy for children, claiming their well being shapes civilization.
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S. Ellsworth Dunham
Hiram, Me
Beware of Mercury Ointments and Odd School Quips
Fragmented text presents a mix of admonitions about mercurial catarrh ointments and a humorous classroom scene. It includes an anecdote about a teacher and a child misinterpreting singing, plus an advertisement claiming Tesinol Ointment relieves itching piles with a testimonial from Christopher Holmes of Brookline Massachusetts and a quip about climbing Pike's Peak.
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Christopher Holmes
Brookline
Mass
Hermann the Great and Easy Task in Local Ads
A jumble of advert snippets mentions Hermann the Great the magician performing tricks with rabbits and roses and Easy Task laundry soap claiming to remove dirt effortlessly. Local notes include a Boston Herald quip about string players and a question about property when a cow becomes a field, reflecting tossed OCR bits.
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Hermann the Great
Springfield
Nation greets Theodore Roosevelt on his return
The nation welcomes Theodore Roosevelt home on June 18 after his African safari. The welcome is nonpartisan as crowds in New York cheer from Battery Park to the city streets. A vast flotilla and parade mark the return with Mayor Gaynor and other dignitaries in attendance.
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Nation
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Tie
New York Harbor
Republican Club of
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Coast Line
Kentucky Gleanings and Treasurer Farley Address
State Treasurer Farley addressed the Bankers' Association on Kentucky finances. He said the state is in good condition with about 1.2 million in outstanding interest bearing warrants and no outstanding bonds. He noted 616 thousand dollars in appropriations due and the state’s assessed property value at 28.275 million, arguing Kentucky can meet obligations safely.
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Loutaville
Farley
Bankers’ Association
Kentucky
Two Year Old Drowns In Water Bucket Incident
In Louisville Kentucky a two year old boy son of Max Mandel of 425 South Seventh street toppled into a large candy bucket filled with water and nearly drowned before an uncle pulled him out. A physician pronounced him dead but patrolmen O Hearn and O Hara resuscitated him and he is expected to recover.
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Louisville
Lewis
Max Mandel
South Seventh Street
Pat O'Hearn
Mike O'Hara
Tax Order Demands Green County Levy For Large Judgments
Judge Evans issues a writ of mandamus directing Green county officials to assemble and levy enough tax to satisfy about 100000 dollars to Mary Amis Quinn and about 150000 dollars to Charley Murphy and others. The suits stem from bonds issued to aid the Cumberland and Ohio railroad’s construction around 1870 and affirmed by federal and supreme courts.
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Louisville
Evans
United States Court
Green County
Mary Amis Quinn
Charley Murphy
United States Court of the Peals
Supreme Court of the United States
Cumberland & Ohio Railroad
Green
Memorial Exercises in Paris for Knights of Pythias Dead
Memorial services were held at Parla cemetery by Rathbone lodge No. 1 Knights of Pythias and A. J. Lovely Uniform Rank. Uniform rank units from Cynthiana Lesineton and Ford joined, with lodges from Millersburg and Hart Middletown and Cart. The Paris military band led Brig Gen James E McCracken and Hart officers of the Second regiment. A quartet including Morehead Burney Lancaster and Clarke performed. Hon Robert B Franklin of Frankfort gave the address as graves were decorated with flowers and Pythian colors.
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Paris
Parla
Rathboneledge
Knights of Pyihtas
A. J. Lovely
Cynthiana
Lesineton
Ford
Millersburg
Rth
Middletown
Cart
James E. McCracken
Hart
A.M. Morehead
Maurice Burney
Prentice Lancaster
Wallace Clarke
Robert B. Franklin
Frankfort
Voyager Homeward Bound Parade in New York Honors Teddy Roosevelt
The voyage home begins with a quarantine clearance and an official reception aboard a revenue cutter. A spectacular water parade forms behind the vessel with bands on many boats and crowds cheering Roosevelt, known as Teddy, as he passes. The procession is led by New York police and includes 500 Rough Riders led by Robert Hunter of Oklahoma City, with Colonel Roosevelt in a carriage followed by a long motor cortege.
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Mounted Police of
New York
Robert Hunter
Oklahoma City
Roosevelt
Drowned Girl Rescued as Ferry Crossing Turns Tragic
Miss Beulah King 17 drowned at Witt's Ford while crossing a river with a friend Cor Jay. He saved her from the water but could not save the horse. The incident reflects dangers on local crossings near Glasgow Kentucky.
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Glasgow
Kentucky adopts over a hundred new laws from last assembly
Kentuckys General Assembly enacted more than 100 new laws from the prior session. The acts cover imprisonment options, waterworks, taxation, crop pooling, hospital and health measures, education commissions, parole and reform, and transportation regulations.
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Prankfort
Industriad
Court of Appeals
el Late & Reform School
Senate
Howe
Circuit J
Smpanniiteg
Eithes
Kentucky Normal and Industrial Institute
Wirage Waler K.aeems
Momiora
Grourance
Morgenfield
Echoul Met
Tareensien
Pharmecinta
Mechanics and Taburees
Meeninay
Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy Promises Health for Young Women
A promotional notice touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It claims thousands have recovered and urges readers to write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Pink
Lynn
Mass
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