Temple of Peace cornerstone laid in White House area
The Temple of Peace project in the American Republics is highlighted as President lays the cornerstone on a site near the White House, with plans noting Carnegie funding and a five acre area. The building blends Latin American style with monumental design in steel and concrete, featuring a large reading room and an assembly hall for international events to serve as a headquarters for twenty one American nations.
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Temple of Peace
Andrew Carnegie
Republcs
United States
International
White House
State, War and Navy Department
Corcoran Art Gallery
Re iKbions
American Revolu-tom
Dt Salvo
Washington Monument
Moe Buiding
Washington
Amtcedora
Unita
Burgan
Cake Ape Toca 7 ar Nee 3 Pre Te Kamtscks
Fragmentary text mentions a legal or civic matter in Loyttuol lon for Calh by thutr peawvotive stale cou. Details are unclear but involve an official action or notice.
Patent medicine advertisement touts blood purifier cure
An old newspaper ad promotes a tonic described as a blood purifier and remedy for rheumatism. It claims to restore kidney and urinary tract health, prevent waste buildup, and balance the body. It prescribes a specific mixture and directions to take with meals and water.
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Kim
Bette
Yuritler
Tucker Dead in Shinnston At 24 From Consumption
Tucker died in the morning from consumption at age 24 in Shinnston. He leaves a lone mother Mrs. Mary Nay Tucker, father B F Tucker, and sister Laura who also died from the same disease last year. He was an upright Christian young man. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Shinnston
Tucker
O'Otock
Mary Nay Tucker
BF. Tucker
Laura
Death of J Linday Shanks in St Joseph La
Mrs J A Currence reports the death of her uncle J Linday Shanks in St Joseph Louisiana on Saturday. He was found dead in bed and formerly resided in Mannington.
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J. A.currence
J. Linday Shanks
St Joseph
Mr. Shanks
Mannington
Court Decides In His Favor On Stomach Health Theory
I. T. Cooper promotes a theory that 90 percent of health issues arise from stomach trouble. He cites growing national faith and potential wealth from a regulated stomach remedy. Mrs. Fama Stanley of Chicago credits Cooper medicine with dramatic stomach, nerve, and overall improvement after years of illness.
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I. T. Cooper
Fama Stanley
Chicago
Washington Boulevard
Mr. Cooper
Haytaker
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