Burley Tobacco Society Answers Charges
The Burley Tobacco Society asserts newspapers and speculators spread false statements about its aims and operations. It defends salaries as fair, notes eight of ten percent reserve to be used locally, disputes weight losses, and claims no profits to leaders, urging lawful action, sample submissions, and continued work from Winchester with growing prospects for 1907 and 1908 crops.
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Burley Tobacco Society
Winchester
Burtey Tobacco Society
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Reform football under fire questions of safety and popularity
The piece surveys the open game era amid new rules aimed at reducing injuries. It cites Yale and Annapolis practice injuries, a Schenectady Union Wesleyan clash described as brutal, and argues reform efforts trade one danger for another while boosting spectacle.
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Trauquou
Yale
New Haven
Burch
Field
Beinecke
Mersereau
Annapolis
Harvard
Sam
Naval
Navy
Stingluff
Schenectady
Union ® College
Wesleyan University
Associated Press
Potter
Hammond
Countess Szechenyl Delights Society With New Daughter
Countess Szechenyl, who recently presented husband Count Lassie Szechenyl with a daughter, wed last January at the Vanderbilt mansion in New York. Miss Gladys Van derbilt, then a social favorite, is praised for her charm on the Hungarian estate. The count’s wealth is substantial, with lands valued around $5,000,000, while the countess inherits about $13,000,000 from Cornelius Vanderbilt. The article notes the contrast between noble European brides and the American social scene.
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Szechenyl
Lassie Szechenyl
Vanderbilt Mansion
New York
Gladys Vanderbilt
Hungary
Europe
America
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted as Laxative
An ad style notice touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle daily bowel regulator. It claims 7 cr pills and harsh laxatives harm the bowels, endorsing the syrup as superior and effective for digestive relief and tone, with various testimonial names and places.
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Sayet
Fiete Rutherford
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Heatherbloom
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Springfield
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Pike
Lake
Countess Szechenti
Sawell Ee
D. Lake
Stevens
Féliabley
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J. Stevens Arms & Tool A
P.O. Cox
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