Retains Stomach Formula That Made a Fortune
A national voice touts Cooper's New Discovery as the stomach regulator that built a fortune. The firm claims exclusive preparation rights after a court win and cites Mrs Emma Stanley of Chicago as a testimonial of dramatic relief and renewed vigor. Sold by all druggists with Dayton Ohio based Cooper Medicine Co. endorsement.
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Cooper
Cooper Medicine Company
Emma Stanley
Chicago
Washington Boulevard
Cooper Medicine Co
Dayton
Ohio
Guiter-But you Haven't asked me yet whether or not I can make a liv
Fragmentary advice on childcare and grooming for a baby. The text hints at skin and hair care using emollients and touches on financial or life prospects. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear narrative or event._ENTITY_PREVIEW_
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Guiter
Epitome Of Events Paragraphs Across Multiple Subjects
Brief recaps summarize diverse topics from politics and society to science and culture. Read as compact blurbs highlighting notable names places and dates without extended detail.
Brief Window on Global and U.S. Political Scene
A 1907 snapshot notes Olivares sending a Managua telegram about 100 Americans fearing for people and property. Paris tribunal fines Harold Vanderbilt 4500 for an auto collision near Valence. Duke of Apruzzi lectures in Turin on Himalaya ascent and Rome show planned. Berlin seizes notes tied to a Braganza prince mining scheme. Pourquoi Pas reaches Punta Arenas. scurvy appears onboard. London cabinet appointments include Churchill and Buxton.
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Olivares
Managua
State Department
United States
Matagalpa
Nicaragua
Harold Vanderbilt
New York
Vanderbilt
Valence
Duke ‘of
Apruzzi
Turin
Himalayas
Rome
Berlin
Prince Frances Joseph
Braganza
Frederick Vanderbilt
Leslie Clark
Mining Company
London
Jean M. Charcot
Pension bill advances with large amount reported
The pension bill carrying 155674099 dollars was reported to the house from the appropriation committee. Insurgents cheer a report that President Taft has overruled Hitch cock and will appoint True at Oskaloosa. Mrs. Russel Sage travels the south distributing large sums. A plan seeks to break the Mississippi legislature deadlock. Rev. James R. Kaye in Illinois faces six months Peoria workhouse. Nebraska governor Shallenberger may seek re election. Grub stake homestead bill proposed by Senator Burkett. Widows of Civil War veterans press for relief. Gulf coast migration boosts demand for emigrant equipment.
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House
Committee On Appropriations
Taft
Hitchcock
Postmaster True
Oskaloosa
Russel Sage
South
Mississippi
Springfield
James R. Kaye
Lincoln
Ill
Peoria
Shallenberger
Nebraska
Burkett
Gulf Coast
Kilt Fashion Sparks Banter At London Dinner
At Claridge's in London a Cucagoan recalls chatting with Rhinelander Stewart about his sister Anita Stewart and her marriage to Don Miguel of Braganza. The talk turns to kilts as conventional dress with a humorous reply from the major domo about cleaning upstairs windows in a kilt.
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Claridge’s
London
Rhinelander Stewart
Anita
Stewart
Anita Stewart
Don Miguel
Braganza
Rhinelander
Castle
Mr. Stewart
Aweel
Pool Hall Fatal Blow Sparks Nebraska Arrests
Arthur Newell 18 was struck with a billiard cue during an argument at a Hastings billiard hall and died. Arthur Anderson 20, employed at the hall, was jailed on charges of murder after fleeing along the St Joseph Grand Island railroad tracks and being captured about five hours later. The right temple blow caused a deep gash and possible skull fracture remains undetermined.
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Hastings
Arthur Newell
Arthur Anderson
Arthur Hughes
Newell
Andersen
St. Joseph
Grand Island Railroad
Han
Billiard Hall
Pevis
Anderson
Hughes’ Billiard Hall
Endless questions in a family tale from Sunday Magazine
A visiting matron asks about Violet and the sister’s daughter in a sequence of questions. The friend notes Violet is not married, correcting that the sister kept her from marrying her true love, while the poor child was allowed to marry the man she loved.
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Anda
Violet
She
Re Mien
Sunday Magazine
The
Cleveland Leader
The Peanut Shells Story A Battle Creek Feud
C W Post of Battle Creek Michigan battles unions and public opinion with anti labor campaigns. A rumor claims a wrecked car was found loaded with peanut shells headed to his plant, attributed to Chicago labor leader John Fitzgerald, a claim Post denies as false.
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C. W. Post
Battle Creek
Michigan
Post
Labor Trust
Postum
John Fitzgerald
Chicago Federation of Labor
Fitzgerald
Iind
Auto ride accident injures six high school students in Grand Island
In Grand Island Nebraska an evening auto ride ended with six high school scholars involved. Lorraine Turner suffered severe facial cuts while Hubert Modesitt had a scalp wound. The group traveled from Chapman and returned to town when Sink drove the car into a hack. The hack driver George Jacobs acted without fault according to bystanders.
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Grand Island
Neb
Lorraine Turner
Charles Turner
Hubert Modesitt
Turner
Dearing
Dempsey
Herald Sink
Fred Schaff
Chapman
Sink
John Sink
George Jacobs
Burlington
Union Pacific
SONS OF VETERANS ENCAMPMENT ELECTS NEBRASKA OFFICERS
The twenty sixth annual encampment of the Nebraska division Sense of Veterans held in Columbus February 15 and 16 closed with officers elected. H B Reed of Columbus named division commander. H W Rogers of Fremont senior vice commander. C A Eberly of Stanton junior vice commander. C E B Deviln of Columbus division secretary. E P Dussell of Columbus division treasurer. A H Rene division counsellor of Omaha. Rev R DeWolf division chaplain of Bemont. Henry Westbrook division inspector. Geteanen D Burr Jones page
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Sons of Veterans
Columbus
Neb
Nebraska Division
Sense of Veterans
H. B. Reed
H. W. Rogers
Fremont
C. A. Eberly
Stanton
C. EB. Deviln
E. P. Dussell
A. H. Rene
Omaha
R. DeWolf
Biemont
Henry Westbrook
Geteanen
D- Burr Jones
Hanley to Visit Western Nebraska in March Tour
Ex governor Hanley of Indiana will speak in Alliance on March 12 and Crawford on March 13 with a possible appearance at Chadron. He travels far to answer a call from western Nebraska towns, signaling a bold, far reaching campaign swing.
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Hanley
Nebraska
Crawtord
Neb
Indiana
Alliance
Crawford
Chadron
Memory of old stoves and popcorn ritual ends in fond humor
Writer recalls how furnace and base burner aided modern comfort yet lacked popcorn ability. He describes popping corn on a wood fire using a two foot hickory log, then imagines setting up an old stove with coals to relive the past, ending with a fond note about loving popcorn.
Purchasers Note Dollar Power Diminishing
Mrs. Knicker notes the purchasing power of a dollar has declined. Mrs. Becker adds that a bargain once worth 1.98 now costs about 1.49, reflecting the weaker value of money.
Woman credits Postum with ending coffee related illness
An Ohio woman recounts four years of heart trouble nervous prostration and misery from coffee. She quit coffee using Postum and reports ease and renewed energy after switching to the beverage.
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Ohio
Directigne
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