Lovers tragedy ends in double tragedy in Chicago
Pauline Meglige 4827 North Lawndale avenue shot and killed Julius Jonas, married father of four, then killed herself as dawn neared. Jonas had visited her after a brief separation amid a divorce suit by his wife. Jonas and Pauline had been deeply in love, despite his marriage, and planned to part once Jonas closed the chapter of the affair. Pauline’s sister found them both dead. Jonas likely fatally wounded, his optic nerve shattered by a bullet.
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Chicago
Pauline Meglie
North Lawndale Avenue
Julius Jonas
Leo
Jonas
Meglige
Pauline
Helen Sanders
Aislers
St. Ive
Missouri
Hiv Lane
Jasburn Meglige
Pauline Meglige
St. Louis
Atlantic City
See Jonny
Miss Megige
Julius
William
England Expresses Regret for U S Flag Insult
British Bermuda officials apologize for insult to the American flag by a British sailor. The incident, dated July 4, prompted a consular report from Bermuda. Sailor involved was fined and sentenced to imprisonment.
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Washiington
Bermuda
State Department
Day
Labor MPs Return From Russia To Report On Bolshevik Rule
A British Labour Party commission that studied conditions in Soviet Russia has returned to England and will issue a report likely unfavorable to the Lenin government. Prominent members include Tom Shaw, labor MP, and Ben Turner.
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Tom Shaw
Boat Rner
Fromussia
British
Labor Party
Soviet Russia
England
Lenine
Labor
Ben Turner
Pellagra and public health views from early 20th century notes
A concise discussion argues pellagra results from protein deficiency and diet. Dr. Seale Harris cites Italian wartime diets showing low pellagra incidence despite starch rich foods. The piece contrasts hunger and nutrition with hope for a causal discovery and mentions wartime Italy.
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Seale Harris
Birmingham
Europe
Italy
Rome
Coruza
al -Hungary
C Yy
Republicans Struggle Against Cox Domination
The Republican managers appear unsettled by Governor Cox’s rise. They had planned for a different candidate and now face an abrupt shift in strategy as Cox’s influence reshapes the contest. The article notes their surprise and the difficulty of adapting their line of attack.
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New York Tribune
Harding
Cox
Roosevelt
Detroit Free Press
San Francisco
Chicago Tribune
Washington
Providence Journal
New York Times
Batt
Bryan and Butler in the San Francisco and Chicago contrasts
The piece recalls Mr. Bryans San Francisco convention performances as echoing Ben Butler at Chicago in 1884. It portrays Butler as a hated Massachusetts demagogue who shifted parties and sought a greenback policy, was beaten in committee, and faced disdain at a convention hearing before pursuing a third party bid to split votes, with poor support at the polls.
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Bryan
Butler
New York
San Francisco
Ben Butler
Chicago
Massachusetts
Grover Cleveland
Freezone Corn Treatment Promise
A vintage ad promises Diamond Eyes Freezone lifts corns without pain. It claims instant relief from hard soft or-between-toe corns with a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents. Money spent returns a percentage of the loss.
Bayer Aspirin and Cuticura Ads in a 1900s Gazette
An advertisement page highlights Bayer Aspirin as a genuine, physician endorsed remedy for headaches toothaches neuralgia rheumatism and colds with unbroken Bayer packages and small tins of twelve tablets. It also promotes Cuticura Ointment and Soap for scalp itching and clear skin, plus a wry Italian proverb about pockets in clothing and a rustic line about cooking over a fire in the woods.
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Bayer
Ady
Now Free From Pain Promises and Personal Endorsements
A testimonial styled note describes relief from pain after taking a Vege product. The author says she could work again, gained strength, and recommends the cure to friends. Mentions a Mrs Anna and Lydia plus Binichata in a confidential context. The text hints at medicinal claims without clear evidence.
Sculpture at Home Visit Sparks Heritage Moment
A Virginia couple touring the Metropolitan At Wilseum with a familiar older woman, nicknamed mammy, who stays in the vestibule while they tour galleries. She remarks on the statues with earthy humor recalling past duties in a Milwaukee Journal item.
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Virginia
Wilseum
Renin
Milwaukee Journal
Merry Little Sunshine Visitor Visit Sparks Doctor's Warning
A terse note recounts a visitor’s attempt to cheer someone, but the doctor warned the patient may not recover, describing the situation as more dire than expected. The Boston transit item notes concern over the health, with the observer conveying urgency and worry.
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Fletcher
Boston Transcript
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Leo Feist
U. S
Russia
Detroit News
America
Mississippi
Wilson
United States
Creel
France
Ohio
Ohio State Journal
Pearson's Weekly
Ps Ly
Castoria
ANY
Crry
Lydia BL Pike
Vega
Seffering
AIS
Hunt
M. Timerlin
Durant
Okahoma
Tocal
St. A. B. Richards Medicine CO
Sherman
Texas
Bellans
Murine Ca. Cheng
Merry Little
Sunshine
C Be
Aod
Jouser
Hiscox
Parker
Pateborne
Union Farm Land Co
Anderson Auto Co
Stratford, & Dak
Motion Victore
Faye
Oklahorma City
Idm
Elaced
Daly FL
Atyo
Express
Harold Somes
Emma Fa
Sioux City PT. Co
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