West Arcada Resident Clara Munsee Dies After Illness
Clara N. Munsee of West Arcada born Ellicot villa March 7 1831 died in W. Arondla Tan 17. She married Alvin Courter November 27 1544 and they had nine children, four deceased. Surviving are Mrs. Wing Manetto Mrs. Flur ence Webb Mrs. Nettia Forbush Charlie and Owen. Funeral Thursday at home conducted by Rev. Doty Alma with songs by Goo Dick and Stes. Goo from Kiwell. Interment in Miitehan cemetery near Lustanil. Mrs. Courter was a devoted neighbor and mother of a large family.
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Clara N. Munsee
Ellicotvilla
No Mare
W. Arondla
Tan
Alvin Courter
Thorne
Wing Manetto
Flurence Webb
Nettia Forbush
Charlie
Owen
Courter
Aronce
Loridenr
Pihm
Doty
Alma
Stes
Goo, Dick
Kiwell
Miitehan
Beavle Hee Lustanil
Wit Conirter
ZEMO touted as cure for eczema and skin ills
Grover Bros Drug Store promotes ZEMO as a clean topical remedy for eczema pimples dandruff and other skin conditions claiming quick relief from a single application and wide effectiveness in over 9 000 towns and cities with endorsements from leading pharmacists and doctors.
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Grover Brox Drug Store
America
Zemo le
Giver Bros
Sture
Parisian Sage Promises Quick Relief for Itchy Scalp
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a fast-acting remedy for dandruff and itching. It claims to revitalize vitality of hair, leave a radiant luster, and suit popular hairdressers, with a money-back guarantee and a 40 cent price for a large bottle. A testimonial from Lene McGaugh of Wichita, Kansas is included.
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Chas
Rholes
Lene McGauagh
Wichita
Kos
Dane
Fragmented notices of visits and travels in Sumner area
Harry Skinner of New Berry visited relatives Thursday and Friday. Mrs Kenwai Forster hosted a funeral at her home Thursday. Several locals traveled to Chegowilly for a titration event. The Mavoipecys hosted guests Friday. Effie Moxle visited in Lin Hal Friday evening. Jeannette Meuse went to Ithaca Writley. Chaus Weed went to Breckenridge Friday. Varallon attended teacher institute in Alma. Mrs Fred Stearne had a runaway incident Friday evening. Shimner boys went toward Eldes coast for a scent, returning with only a shadow of a splutter. George Gee lost an ureoy.
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Harry Skinner
New Berry
Prilay
Carroll
Kenwai Forster Thureday
Nine Harvey
Mildred
Chiieagee
Mavoipeys
Effie Moxle
Lin Hal
Jeannette Meuse
Ithaca
Writley
Fred Stearne
Eldes
George Gee
Local Social Roundup From Alma and Nearby Towns
Residents and visitors frequent Alma and surrounding areas last week. Mrs Button hosted missionary ladies. Hert Crow and Greta Hoxie appeared in town. Hattie Sperry and Nellie visited Perris Center. Other names include Bates of Edmore and Melvin LaDac of Hemlock visiting friends and relatives across several villages.
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Greta
Josie Hoxie
Bla Hall
C. A. Button
Hert Crow
Alma
Hattie Sperry
Nellie
Perris Center
Bates
Edmore
Melvin LaDac
Hemlock
Thoms Gee
Howard City
Snnlay Bay
Toutin
Cannon City
Cecile Phillipe
Elwell
ZEMO Skin Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
The Central Drugs Store advertises ZEMO as a clear liquid external treatment for skin affections. It targets irritated itchy skin in all ages and offers a money-back guarantee if not satisfied, claiming effectiveness for pimples, rashes, and other eruptions with ZEMO and ZEMO soap as economical options.
Week of notables and political shifts in brief
Funeral services for Senator Stephen B. Elkins of West Virginia were held in Biking with large public delegations. Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode Island suffers tonsillitis and other troubles, Elihu Root prepares a speech against Senator Lorimer after congress reconvenes. French consul Eugene Pocely seeks 64 million left by a French priest in Ohio, Kinmath Falla reports. Congressman Hopking sells sugar pine holdings for 3.5 million. William Ellis Corey resigns from United States Steel after seven years as president. no immediate successor planned.
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Stephen B. Elkins
West Virginia
Washington
Biking
W. Va
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Inland
Elihu Root
New York
William Lorimer
Timots
Congress
Eugene O. Pocely
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bartholomew Mallet
San Francisco
Kinmath Falla
Ore
Hopking
Pennsylvania
Mutineer Candido and 44 Die in Navy Revolt Fallout
From Journal de Comercio of Ho Janeiry tale of sudden deaths among mutineers led by Joao Candido. Candido dies of gangrene. twenty-four others die of sunstroke. eighteen suffocated in cells on Willegamon Island prison. Additional indictments in New York court accuse Joseph G. Robins of larceny, targeting $207,000 from Washington and Northern Savings banks. Also report on a Duluth hotel murder inquiry, a deadly explosion in Minneapolis, rioting in Zuera Spain, a Des Moines shoe factory fire, and various international and domestic incidents including a proposed telegraph link with Spain and a bank receiver appointment.
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Journal de Commercio
Ho Janeiry
Joao Candido
Eader
Candido
Willegamon Island
Joseph G. Robin
New York Court of General Sermon
Robins
Washington and Northern Savings
William Muzzary
Algor Johnson
McKay
Duluth
Minn
Minneapolis
Minneapolis General Electrical Company
Mire
Zuera
Spain
Bentley & Olmsted
Des Moines
United States
P. V. Roynlanek & Co
Pittsburg
New York
Uniontown
Representative Mann
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Agricultural School
Columbia University
Mishkillon-the-Hadson
William Madgett
The
University
Train wreck and deadly incidents fresh in grim headlines
A misty set of reports details a baker crushed at a dough mixer, a Santa Fe No. 18 wreck near Mulvane killing engineers John Shields and M. Zam, Brakeman W. T. Line, and a burning wreckage. Other items cover earthquakes, political recalls, arbritration cases, labor disputes, and aviation disasters across the United States.
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Saat Pene
Neges
John Shields
M. Zam
W. T. Line
Santa Fe
Mulvane
Kan
Burgage
Malcara
Cromipacker
Hous
Cenmua
Bewiryetehonek
Turherton
United States
Atlee Pomerene
Canton
Starkenunty
Charles Dick
Long Island
St. Joseph's College
Grouchy
Que
American ‘Tobacco Corporations
Supreme Court of the United States
Eugene N. Fock
Mansachneetuy
Michigan
Chase
Gaborn
Northern Pacific
King Street
Seattle
Parry O. Clark
Peru
Ihs
Ecuador
Hague Tribunal
Brazil
Argentina
D. W. Holstran
Senate
Ilinois
Lorimer
Holstlaw
James J. Gallagher
Gaynor
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Jersey City
United States Circuit Court
New York
America
Ballinger
Oklahoma
Kansas
Chill Rosst
Spokane Avenue
Fred Marino
Georgetown
Supreme Court
Willis van Devanter
Joseph R. Lamar
Urbonal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grand Jury
Los Angeles
Cal
Bam Francisco
Skunk Laws Stir Up Out of Season Debate in Genesee
Genesee County residents discuss regulations on keeping skunks out of season after a local case involving Gowlousy Guernsey of Genesee Das Doon. Neighbors complain about disruptions and odors while authorities emphasize state wildlife rules.
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Tim
New York
Genesee Das
Secersston
Pagan
Heneld
Iestou Herald
Celluloid Crystals for Watches
The article discusses celluloid watch crystals, emphasized as unbreakable and transparent. It notes German innovation, higher cost than glass, and growing use in cheaper watches while high-grade pieces avoid the new material.
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Avyere
Vendace of Lochmaben Ancient netting observed
Last month an old cum a was seen at Lochmaben, Dumfrieshire, as townspeople exercised James VI charter rights to net vendace lochs. Few fish were caught though vendace were plentiful in the past. Vendace, unique to the Lochmaben lochs, dies when removed and measures six to eight inches. Highly prized by epicures for delicate flavor.
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Lochmaben
Dumfrieshire
Epicures, Being
Court Journal
Rude Frenchman In Street Car Yields Seat Showdown
A French passenger on a city street-car caused a scene when two women, lacking seats, stood. He bowed to each as elder, refused to surrender his seat, and the women glared, prompting a tense exchange over civility. The incident, cited from Youth's Companion, highlights etiquette conflicts in public transport.
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Madame
Japanese Snow Stack Cold Storage Method
In Te kata Japan a large mound covered with straw mats stores fish caught in winter for summer consumption. This early rural practice in the northwest, where heavy snow falls, shows stacked piles visible in several areas.
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Tekata
Japan
Oret
Jaapa
Strand Magazine
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Chaus. Weed
Breckenridge
Varallon Monilsy
Teacher’ Institute
Finch
Sunfield
John States
Ruby Gee
Livale
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Joseph Borquer
Mr. Mensant
Reason Foruer
Exot Yester
Forest Hill
Shin
Zemo
Bottle Creek
Mich
Alys
Royal Fireless Cooker
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Nelson Beebe
Oregon City
Felipe Salvador
Luzon
Manila
Salvador
Prince Edward Island
Los Angeles Times
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Punawa Canal Commission
Redman Wanamaker
Philadelphia
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Tow Angeles Caly Villey
Mount Wreon
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Lisbon
Manuel
Portendi
Nevada
Morewood Lake Ice Company
Pittsfield
Mays
Augusta E. Sietton
Firen Mhareh
Hirtet
Youkum
Frinco
Chiago
Republican State Executive Committee of
North Carolina
Taft
Cedar Rapids
St. John's
Jim Mano
Detroit
Mano
Old Guard
House of Representatives
Tariff Commission
Senate Finance Committee
House Committee On Ways and Means
Adams County Grand Jury
West Union
Harmony
Perry Centennial Commission
Commodore Perry
Martin A. Knapp
Commerce Commission
J. P. Mabie
Railway Commission of Canada
Canada
International Railroad Commission
Laffon
M. Paula
Tsay
France
Brussels
Llewellyn Iron Works
Llewellyn Company
Stockton
Great Western
Otto Kraft
Dubuque
Lewis Herkle
Krakem
William Norton
Ginerr
Janet McKensin
Bosng School
Magasine
Tulse
Jake
Prietul
Eppetleing
Benin
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