Unusual Omaha Cure Claims Tape Worm Removal
In Omaha on February 2, L. T. Cooper promotes his New Discovery claimed to remove tape worms from uncooked meat sources. Reports describe hundreds to thousands relieved as Father Arnolis testifies to a sixty foot worm exiting after four doses. Cooper asserts wide city demand with sales nearing one hundred thousand bottles.
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Omaha
Neb
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
John Baptist Arnolis
Father Arnolis
Coffee Roaster With Stationary Core And Perforated Outer Drum
A modern coffee roaster uses a stationary inner cylinder and a perforated outer drum with a gap for beans and mixing blades for even roasting. Heat is supplied to the inner core by electricity, and a sampling cup ejects three or four beans via a knob without opening the drum.
State fights to reclaim paroled boy in habeas case
Nebraska lawmakers square off over a habeas corpus suit started by the superintendent of the Kearney industrial school. The case involves a paroled boy named Clark who allegedly stole chickens in Hastings, with County Attorney Hartigan opposing the state move and English and Thompson assisting to return paroled youths to the Kearney school.
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Nebraska
Kearney, Industrial School
Clark
Kearney
Liberty
Paul Clark
Lincoln
Hastings
Hartigan
State
English
Omaha
Manuel
Kearney Industrial School
Thompson
Nebraska Horticultural Society Wins Big at National Fruit Show
Secretary G. Marshall of the Nebraska state horticultural society reports two silver cups won at the national fruit show in Council Bluffs Iowa. One cup honors the best state display and the other rewards the best eight apple varieties for year round home fruit. Nebraska led against Iowa Missouri Kansas and Wyoming and earned a gold medal for the most attractive display along with thirty premiums across first second and third places.
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Nebraska
Burlington Losing Money Protest Against Yard Switching Increase
Burlington and Northwestern railroads file remonstrances with the state railway commission against Union Stock Yards at South Omaha seeking to raise switching charges. They argue yardage and overall stock yards charges should be reviewed before any approval. The Burlington claims it is shipping livestock at a loss and cannot absorb further switching fee rises.
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Burlington
Burlington and Northwestern
State Railway Commission
Union Stock Yards Company
South Omaha
Burlington Road
Lincoln regent C. S. Allen reelected president
C S Allen of Lincoln was unanimously re elected president of the university board of regents. The campus extension question was referred to a committee without action. The faculty recommended extending the college of agriculture course to four years, with the college maintaining a four year program and the school offering four shorter terms.
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C. S. Allen
Lincoln
University Board of Regents
College of Agriculture
School of Agriculture
Twelve Dollars a Year for a Clock
State officers weigh cutting expenses by eliminating the $12 yearly cost for an electric clock from the Western Union Telegraph company. Governor Shallenberger led the cuts, with the cost funded by Attorney General Thompson, Secretary of State Junkin, State Treasurer Brian, and Auditor Barton. Over ten years each clock costs $120.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Shallenberger
Thompson
Junkin
Brian
Barton
Candidates for Secretary of State in Nebraska race
A. D. Gilmore, former chief clerk of the house and Lincoln hospital official, with Auburn home, seeks the Republican nomination for secretary of state to succeed Junkin. Omaha Mayor James Dahlman filed his nomination certificate with the secretary of state on Wednesday. The paper was filed Wednesday.
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A. D. Gilmore
House
Lincoln Hospital For the Insane
Lincoln
Auburn
Republican State Central Committee
Junkin
James Dahlman
Omaha
Secretary of State
Guillemin’s Saskatchewan Farmroster Grows to 8,000 Acres
E A Guillemin arrived in Canada in 1891 with little money and now owns about 5,000 hectares of land at Forget Saskatchewan. He built a vast wheat operation threshing 60,000 bushels this year while cultivating 30,000 bushels of oats and 7,000 of barley. He bought his first threshing machine for 2100 dollars and expects a net gain of 900 after machine earnings.
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Canada
E. A. Guillemin
Forget
Saskatchewan
Mr. Guillemin
Guillemin
Percy Parkington Declares Resolve To Seek Fame And Fortune
Percy Parkington vows to enter the world despite Miss Muriel Muggins disdain. He proclaims he will fight to gain recognition and wealth, insisting his name will be known and riches envied, while she coolly retorts he may woo again after success.
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Percy Parkington
Miss Muriel Muggins
Miss Muggins
Percy
Mr. Parkington
Piles Cured in Sixteen Days Guarantee
Advertised claim promises cure for piles in six to fourteen days with money back guarantee. Includes a garbled guarantee about refunds and a generic life lesson attributed to Cowen.
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Cowen
Pleasant Fig Syrup and Elixir of Senua Advertisement
The product combines a refreshing fig syrup with laxative plants for gentle cleansing. Buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. remedy at fifty cents a bottle. the company name appears on every package.
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California
California Fig Syrup Co
Potter's Field for Beggars: Emerson Quotation Reflections
The passage argues beggars rise or fall by effort and circumstance. It quotes Mr Forbes asserting industrious beggars can earn more than workers, but warns the beggar’s path tends downward toward ruin without support. It praises giving homes books tools and hope to earn honor.
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Mr. Forbes
Unclear fragments from Buffalo ad and quotes
Fragmentary page item repeats a Buffalo NY eye care plea and quotes from Ingersoll and Royston. It also mentions Pete Dace and a remark about using an ax to improve the pound, lacking coherent news context.
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Houston
State House
Co. S. Allen
Central
Lifornia
Joe Lamp
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Emerson
Dodds
Guar
Peities
Buffalo
N.Y
Ingersoll
Pete Dace Pale
Itis Soerke
Royston
Carter
Western
J. Hill
United States
W. V. Bennett
Omahz, Reb
W.N. U. Lincoln
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