Cooper Medicine Co claims stomach focus cures many illnesses
An advertisement touts Cooper's New Discovery by linking stomach health to overall vitality. It cites testimonials from A C Brock of Boston praising relief from chronic indigestion and weight gain, urging readers to obtain the product through druggists or via the company in Dayton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C Brock
Brock Restaurant
Market District
Boston
Mass
Mr. Cooper
Cooper
Cooper Medicine Co
Dayton
Ohio
Fragmented Note Shows Garment Plan and Claim
A garbled line suggests a man in a garment plan with collars and a claim of ten dollars. The text reads like a fragment from a ledger or advertisement and includes uncertain phrases about approval or disbelief.
How a Doctor Cured Scalp Disease
A person recalls a childhood scalp illness lasting months with hair loss. A doctor later recommended the Cuticura Remedies, implying their effectiveness in curing the condition.
Tower of Pisa foundation inquiry prompts concern
A committee of scientists investigates Pisa’s leaning tower stability from its foundation as water springs under the structure. The event signals long standing weakening of the understructure and raises concerns about the tower’s integrity amidst historic status.
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Pisa
Italy
Spain
Bilbao
Persia
St. Petersburg
Court of Common Council of London
Theodore Roosevelt
The
United States
Roosevelt
London
Various world and domestic events sweep headlines in brief
A collage of short items covers a Dallas mob lynching scene, Alaska miners deaths, Nicaragua politics fading, Washington avalanche victims, Chicago hearings on traffic, Taft distancing from Ohio GOP chair choice, seed distribution to farmers, Oklahoma railroad taxes, Chicago sheep prices, Cabinet illness, Taft urging action, slave traffic fight funding, Philadelphia labor sympathy strike, Moundville blaze, New Bedford warehouse fire losses, Ole Bull descendant in Omaha, Russia China tensions, and an obscure annual secretarial report fragment.
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Dallas
Tex
Juneau
Alaska
Nicaragua
Welington
Wash
Chicago
Taft
Wade Kilis
Ohio
Nebraska
State Senate
Oklahoma
MacVeagh
Congress
Nagel
Central Labor Union of
Philadelphia
Moundville
New Bedford
Russia
Worth Knowing Whiskey Tonic Recipe and Usage
Half a pint of good whiskey mixed with two ingredients. Consume a tablespoonful before each meal and at bedtime, shaking the bottle each time. Effects reported as good on the first day. Any druggist can supply these ingredients from his wholesale house.
Long Barrel Question About Gun Reach in Talk
Teddy asks why a gun has a long barrel and Jeddy replies the longer barrel lets you get closer to the rabbit.
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Teddy
Jeddy
Uncle Sam's Breakfast Food Co. inquiry from Los Angeles
A 1910 letter from J. L. Woodson at 1427 West 28th Street asks for prices on cases of Uncle Sam's Breakfast Food Co. products F.O.B. Omaha or Los Angeles by freight and notes the product has helped the mother for over a year. The document includes a certification that the letter is a true copy and non solicitations. Also a humorous ad line urges wives to keep hats straight and husbands to feel proud.
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Los Angeles
Cal
28Th’ St
Uncle Sam's Breakfast Food Co
Omaha
Ned
F.O. B
Train vs Slide Near Field: Fatal Canadian Pacific Collision
The westbound Canadian Pacific express No. 97 raced a massive avalanche near Rogers Pass, Field, sliding ice and trees burying rails. Eight hundred workers clear the line as sixty one dead are confirmed, with no survivors in the avalanche path.
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Vancouver
B. CA
Canadian Pacific
Field
Rockies
Rogers Pass
Selkirks
Winnipeg
Hypnotized Man Robbed of 35000 Here in Washington
A Philadelphia dairy firm manager using the name D. J. Telfair arrived in a local hospital claiming he was hypnotized on the Mall near the Washington monument and robbed of 35000. He said he planned to bid on a 700 acre dairy farm near Seminary Virginia and that he surrendered the money to the hypnotist while under influence with no memory of events following.
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Washington
D. J. Telfair
Philadelphia
Telfair
Seminary
Washington Monument
Indians Visit Washington Over Open Lands Proposal
Two delegations representing the Sioux Standing Rock and Cheyenne reservations in North and South Dakota arrived in Washington to present views to Congress and the interior department on opening the remaining surplus lands for settlement. Standing Rock delegates favor the opening. Cheyenne delegates are divided.
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Washington
Standing Rock
Cheyenne
North
South Dakota
Congress
Interior Department
Chicago moves to curb long hat pins
City council judiciary committee orders a nuisance ordinance after a week long crusade and public hearing. The measure restricts hat pins worn in public to not extend more than half an inch beyond the hat crown.
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Chicago
Judiciary Committee
River Flood Damages Hit Fremont Bridge
The Platte river has fallen with no expected further damage. Fremont county bridge committee estimates $25,000 in damage and four to five months to repair the structure. North Bend reports the river tore out two spans of the bridge, with $4,000 damage.
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Fremont
Tilting the Logan Bottoms survey for tiling in Lyons Neb
Civil engineers from Fremont survey several hundred acres on the west side of Logan bottoms at Lyons for tiling. Farmers include J. B. Pine J Seaton James Tighe William Tighe and J C Troxell among those having tiling done.
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Logan Bottoms
Lyons
Neb
Fremont
J. 8. Pine
J. Seaton
James
William Tighe
J. C Troxellie
Leye Charter Upheld as Constitutional
The supreme court rules the new St. Joseph charter by Jefferson City is constitutional and legal, affirming the legitimacy of the city’s governing framework.
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Jefferson City
the Supreme
City of
St. Joseph
Not Willing to Commit Himself
A classroom moment shows Freddie struggling to illustrate the proper use of the adjective clean. He begins with mother is clean and father is cleaner but hesitates, then suggests auntie with uncertainty.
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Freddie Brown
Freddie
An Appreciated Distraction
A humorous exchange notes how the automobile eases life for a comfortable citizen who drives a fast horse and whose son rides a bicycle. He claims the car has diverted police attention from both of them.
Home Training and Flying Objects Brighten Denver News
A playful note contrasts home training with questions about what men enjoy seeing in the air. The reader mentions "Little Claude" and "Razzahs" in a lighthearted Denver News context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude — Razzahs
Denver News
Girl Fears Two Things at Eighteen: Old Maid and Heaven
An eighteen year old recalls two dominant fears in her life. She dreads becoming an old maid and worries about her eternal fate in heaven. The comments reflect social norms and personal anxieties of the era.
CHANGE THE VIBRATION it Makes for Health
A man shifts from meat and coffee to fruit and Grape-Nuts with cream and Postum. His health improves quickly as he avoids low nutrition foods and embraces easily digested high value sustenance. The ad highlights Grape Nuts’ natural phosphate content as a key benefit. Look in packages for the booklet The.
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Safete
Steele City Press
J. A. Harris
Steele City
J. L. Woodson
U. S
BF. F
Dodds
Gelero
Roe Bok Yee
Weldueer
Paris
Saab Soneae
Eo VY Motor CO
Avalanche
Martin
E. Martin CO
S. 40Th St
Madeline
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