Ned and the Bank Scare and Farm Scheme
Ned, a hopeful youth, partakes in a risky potato venture that yields $175 from an early sale. He invests, faces doubt from his father, and encounters suspicious strangers, while a bank recap reveals his mixed fortune and a cliffhanger to Ned’s next chapter as he plans to reclaim earnings and recover his standing in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Pan Wariner
Lee
Kaiser
Newt Weil
Steve
Tirana
Portland
Tin Bank
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Stomach and Liver Health
The ad claims foul breath and digestive ills signal weak stomach and torpid liver. It touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as alcohol free, natural, and permanently toning digestion. It asserts cures for rheumatism pimples scrofula and kidney issues, urging readers to trust the medicine’s long record of safe, effective results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Snanigh
Golden Medical
Hay fever cure Hyomei offered with guarantee
Chas Rhodes announces Hyomei can prevent hay fever with daily use for two to three weeks before symptoms peak. If started late, Hyomei or Tigomet relief can be used several times daily. Inhaled medicated air soothes mucous membranes with no stomach dosing, complete kit priced at $1 with extra bottle options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Rhodes
One Minute Cough Cure For Coughs Colds and Croup
An old time remedy promotes rapid relief for coughs colds and croup. The advertisement touts a quick acting solution claimed to ease throat irritation and breathing troubles in minutes. It emphasizes safety for children and adults alike with simple instructions and dosage.
Cabinet Resigns as Norway Dispute Deepens
Stockholm reports that a special committee appointed by the rikedag found the government bill unfit in its presented form and urged negotiation with Norway for a potential dissolution of the union if the storthing or Norway requests repeal. In Washington, debate over recognizing Norway as an independent state continues, with officials deferring to the president amid varied private pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Stockholm
Sweden
Rikedag
Storthing
Plebferice
Washington
le Dew
I’ Dent Koos
Avietant
Stal
Steves Urougl
Th Ring
Peace Terms Outlined After Hennington Incident
Washington reports a naval inquiry describes limited progress in burial, with some injured awaiting moves. A temporary hospital is set up, and the Beanington rescue effort continues as crews repair leaks and prepare to tow the boiler ship to Mare Island for further examination and repairs.
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Ban Ders
Hennington
Will
Arcipatiiy
Effy
Washington
Naval
Evans
Beanington
Navy Department
Drake
Mare Laland Navy Yarl
San Diego
Mare Island
Big Newspaper Scheme in Town to Convert Papers
Washington July 24 DeGraw, assistant secretary general, announces a plan to transform fifty weekly and semi weekly papers in various towns into daily editions. Two pages would be printed at a central site and distributed. the remaining two pages would be printed locally with news. The move leverages growing rural demand for dailies delivered by rural free delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DeGraw
Senator Mitchell Sentenced in Portland Case
United States Senator Mitchell was convicted of using office to aid the law practice Mitchell & Tanner of Portland Oregon. He was fined $1000 and sentenced to six months penal servitude, with sentence to be deferred pending a Supreme Court review. He is to be held on $2000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Jackson
Ned
Mitchell
Portland
Ore
United States
Mitcell & Tanner
Supreme Court of the United States
Hero Perished in Fire in Brooklyn Tenement
Nathan Newman thirty years old died in a Brooklyn tenement fire after he helped his mother and others escape. The blaze trapped half a dozen families who were all asleep. all other occupants escaped.
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Hero
New York
Riser
Nathan Newman
Olf
Brooklyn
Warsaw strikes erupt as workers walk out for higher wages
In Warsaw on Tuesday four thousand three hundred workmen at the Warsaw Iron works and five thousand at the Dowbrows steel works struck for higher wages. Bakers in Grochowska street wrecked a bakery and in the ensuing disturbance one person was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Dowbrows Steel Works
Grochowska Street
Shah Faints Shopping in Paris Heat Spell
The shah of Persia fainted briefly while shopping in Paris on July 26 due to the heat. The episode passed without serious consequences and he recovered shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shah
Paris
Shah of Persia
Tuemiay
Lament of Motherhood and Advice Offer in Candid Letter
A Myrtlepoint reader laments motherhood burdens and poor health before a fourth child. The piece notes Dr. Rh. V. Pierce of Buffalo invites women to mail case details for confidential advice plus a free Common Sense Medical Advisor sample.
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Ling Angel
Nellie Carl
Myrtlepoint
Coosa
Rh. V. Pierce
Buffalo
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