Pretty Matron Seeks Cure for Headache Backache
This excerpt notes a matron recovering after claimed cure of headaches and backaches, attributing health restoration to Pernna and criticizing misrecognition of female illnesses as catarrh. It mentions Dr. Hartman offering gratis advice and references G. J. Stoesvel, a Swiss-born nephew of a Russian commander, linked to Pass Christian Mississippi.
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Hartman
Adi Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Fixing Railroad Rates and a Quick Cheeky Exchange
Article discusses railroads setting freight rates as a strategic game balancing communities producers and shippers. It notes mutual concessions and compares U S rates favorably to Europe and Australia. A closing joke features Walter and a ranchman exchange about a threat if he doesn t stop.
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United States
Europe
Australia
Tea Tt Easy Brew For A Good Pot Of Tea
A brief note on two ways to brew tea from a severe packaging booklet by Schillingly Bow. It promises simple guidance to make a good tea pot and hints at concise methods.
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Schillingly
Colorado Death Sentences Rise as Habitual Act Debate Grows
Denver May 27 The Trinidad murder conviction of Joseph Johnson brings five Colorado inmates under the habitual criminal act to die or await execution. Warden Cleghorn has executed eight, with thirteen by year’s end possible, while Secretary Hagar argues for reforms to curb crime through life imprisonment for habitual offenders.
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Favora
Denver
Joseph Johnson
Trinidad
John Fox
Colorado
Fred Arnold
Newton Andrews
Patrick Brennen
Leadville
Charles C. Peters
Johnson
Cleghorn
C. B. Hagar
State Board of Pardons
Hagar
Colorado School of Mines awards largest engineering class
The thirty first annual commencement at Golden’s opera house celebrated 48 graduates of mining engineering and honored governor Jesse McDonald with an honorary degree. Principal speaker Jaffa addressed the crowd as Congressman Brooks stood in for General Hale.
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Golden
Colorado School of Mines
Jesse . McDonald
Colorado
Joseph 8
Jaffa
Congressman Brooks
Irving Hale
New York
Alderson
Arthur Austin
Alfred Strong Lewis
Leroy Louis Middlekamp
Pueblo
Thatcher Rodney Hunt
Joseph Francis O'Byrne
Cripple Creek
Charles Augustus Hyder
Edward Mor He Rabb, Jr
Evaristo Paredes
Callacan
Sinaloa
Mexico
Willis Lenox
Colorado Springs
Albert Berry
Leadville
John Jerome Cory
Philip Jay Lonergan, Jr
Julius Hornbein
Eric Morris Smith
George Bancroft Putnam
Robert Leroy Hallett
Albert Frederick Cuno
Richard Lalor D'Arcy
Alfred Pinscett Busey
Jose Ma Garza Aldape
William Jared Hallett
Homer David Ford
Edgar Eugene Grove
Brooklyn
John B. Neville, Jr
William Edward Ryan
Arthur Theodore Thomson
Arthur Frank Hewitt
Robert McCart
Hibert Wood Bailey
Frank Joseph Reinhard
Carl Alton Allen
la Junta
Robert Leland Brown
Richard Leonidas Grider
Selad Valley
California
Fred Ford Flint
Greeley
Charles Louis Duer
Charlee Martin
Rath
Telluride
Settlement reached in Stratton mine damage claims
Denver May 27 Eleven of fifteen Stratton Independence Company damage claims were paid from $500 to $2,500. The last beneficiary Mrs Alice Smitheram Denver received 2600 for her miner husband killed January 24 1904. Attorney William H Bryant pursues final three settlements in coming days.
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Stratton
Independence Company, Limited
William H. Bryant
Alice Smitheram Denver
Independence
Mre. Smitherum
Bryant
Big summer for transportation firms across White Horse area
A condensed telegram style note highlights a boom anticipated for the coming season in transportation companies. It mentions government policy on convict labor, a significant university endowment figure, obituaries and notable figures, and a series of incidents and developments from across the United States and abroad, painting a broad snapshot of events shaping the summer and fiscal climate.
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White Horse
Yukon Territory
Harper
University of Chicago
Small kindnesses brighten everyday life in tiny acts
An exhortation to radiate hope and warmth through simple gestures. Smile at workers like bootblacks, conductors, and elevator attendants, and share polite greetings when buying papers or paying fares. The piece frames these small acts as priceless, enriching, and doable for all.
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Orison Swett Marden
Success Magazine
Wood alcohol lights France with smokeless 45 power burner
Wood alcohol is entering general use in France as an inexpensive lighting kerosene substitute. A special wick burner with a Welsbach mantle in a slender chimney yields smokeless steady light of forty five candle power. The light is highly brilliant and fully odorless.
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France
Ginas
Dodd's Kidney Pills Cured Rheumatism in Two Days
In Piney Flats Tennessee on May 29 a resident, D. H. Hilton, credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing two years of rheumatism in two days. He states doctors called it rheumatism, pain in back hip and legs vanished after the first dose and never returned. The ad attributes rheumatism to uric acid and kidneys failing to remove it, claiming the pills restore kidney health. A stray line features a child asking about planting bird seed for sparrow grass.
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Hilton
Dodd
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Piercy" Gulden
Keeping Family Dinner Together Amid Sharp Tongues
A brief reflection on sustaining unity at the family table when sharp words risk breaking bonds. It suggests mindful conversation and shared rituals to foster calm, connection, and continued togetherness despite moments of tension.
Do You Feel Chilly Then Feverish and Ache All Over
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Pietoo Medical Discovery a tonic claimed to relieve chills fevers and aches. It touts alcohol free herbal ingredients said to restore digestion appetite and blood flow while nourishing nerves and improving overall vitality. It claims to ease stomach troubles and support blood vessels with a pleasant taste and restorative tone.
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Dr. Filon Medical
Ieee Vey
Dr. Pietoo
Nature
Save the Babies Castoria Adverts Infant Mortality Claim
An old advertisement argues chronic infant mortality is dire in civilized countries with twenty two percent dying before age one and urges Castoria as a safe remedy. It warns narcotic preparations in other children's remedies cause poisoning and death and touts Castoria as a non narcotic alternative that normalizes circulation and fever reduction with Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
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