Local notices and moves in Lincoln area crowds
Mr and Mrs Willie Mormon returned home in Lincoln. Several residents travel to Salt Lake Beatrice and Norcatur while others move homes or purchase property. Patton paint ads promote durability and sale prices at Neely s Pharmacy. Alf Mayborn returns from cattle trade. J G Packer assumes restaurant lease. Forest Hartzell relatives visit from Jefferson Iowa and depart by Rock Island line.
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Willie Mormon
Lincoln
Forest Hartzell
Frank Miller
Jefferson
Iowa
Rock Island
Fairbury
High wages lure artisans to Panama Canal work
Health in the Canal Zone warns of fever risks while reminding that Electric Bitters guards against malaria and blood poison. The ad claims benefits for biliousness weakness and stomach liver and kidney troubles, with a 50 cent guarantee by Spear Drug Co.
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Panama Canal
Spear Drug Co
Governor hints at extra session on railroad rates
Governor Sheldon warned last evening that if railroads block state railway rates the state may call an extra legislative session. He indicated drastic action could be needed and that the legislature might be convened to set direct rate policy if the commission is blocked.
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Govenor Sheldon
State Commission
Commis
New Office Building Near Pickard’s Blacksmith Shop
The Record will have a new brick office 20 by 40 feet on a stone foundation. Construction started Monday on the east side of Commercial Avenue just north of Pickard’s shop, and will be lighted for the printing business. The project has received many encouraging messages.
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Mechanic's
Pickard's
Commercial Avenue
A Humane Appeal For Dr King’s New Discovery
Richmond citizen A D Williams endorses Dr King’s New Discovery as the only remedy for weak lungs. The cough and chest medicine claims to cure asthma bronchitis croup whooping cough quinsy hoarseness and lung hemorrhages. Sold at Spear Drug Co in 50 cents and 1.00 with a free trial bottle offered.
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Richmond
Ind
A. D. Williams
West Main St
Spear Drug Co’s
Do You Want a Team Red Front Livery Ad
A brief notice touts Red Front Livery offering 24 7 service for transient teams with ample feed and commitment from A J Huremmeon.
Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy Mailed Free On Request
Trial catarrh treatments are being mailed out free on request by Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. The tests prove the value of the scientific prescription known to druggists as Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. Sold by all dealers.
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Shoop
Racine, Wie
Lost and Found free from bilious attack with remedy found
Between 9 30 p m yesterday and noon today a box of Dr King s New Life Pills was found at Spear Drug Co drug store. The pills are advertised as a cure for biliousness malaria and jaundice and cost 50 cents.
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Spear Drug Cos
Dr. King
McJigger and Miss Strongmind Court an Unlikely Union
A witty exchange from the Philadelphia Press mocks McJigger for marrying Miss Strongmind. Thingumbob concedes he was foolish, while noting his current shrewdness in a terse dialogue about the misfit couple.
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McJigger
Guying the Guileless. Funny Man Exchange Quip
A humorous exchange notes 80 cents as innocent banter. The punchline centers on a nickel and a quarter and a light joke about weather terms. The piece frames a comedian's quick quip in a newspaper anecdote.
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Detroit Free Press
Cleveland Plain Dealer
And Still Men Continue to Marry
A brief quotation from the Chicago Record-Herald notes men’s marriages persist despite wives who contradict them and dismiss discussions as seen in social commentary.
Arnica Salve Promises Absolute Heal for All Sores
The Touch That Heals touts Bucklin Arnica Salve as a powerful blend of Arnica flowers and healing balms. It claims to cure any sore or ulcer no matter the age and covers burns, eruptions, wounds, and piles with guaranteed effectiveness by Spear Drug Co at 25 cents.
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Bucklin
Spear Drug Co
Solid Gold Law Redefines Jewelry Terms
A new law standardizes the meaning of solid gold in jewelry. Pieces with parts under 10 carat gold must be labeled plated or filled, while all-gold items at 10 carats or more must be marked accordingly. The rule aims to curb phony jewelry and align trade practices across the United States.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
United States
St. Louis
Nebraskas Rail Rate Stand Declares War On the State
The railroads seek a federal injunction to block the Nebraska railroad commission from lowering grain rates. The state vows to defend its sovereign power to fix rates and regulate common carriers, backed by the governor, legislature, and public opinion. The issue is framed as a test of state authority versus railroad influence.
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Nebraska
Carat Stamp Proposed to Replace "Solid Gold" Label
Jewelers urge Congress to require carat stamps on all gold articles. The move aims to end deception from the term solid gold and enforces a tolerance of half a carat for labeling errors. Public benefit emphasized as clarity increases and returns decrease.
Mushroom Breaks Asphalt Walk Outside Office
A mushroom pushed up and fractured an asphalt surface on a Middle drive path, bulging the pavement over a two inch radius and lifting a four inch cap with a slender stem. The oddly strong edible fungus was photographed and described in detail by T. J. Trustier in the Indianapolis News.
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the News
T. J. Trustier
Indianapolis News
Future of Aristocracy and Its National Value
The text argues aristocracy can renew itself with the nation’s best blood and spur progress, citing England as a model while noting France’s aristocracy was crushed by revolutions and politics. It quotes the Duc de Rohan about aristocracy being killed by money.
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England
France
Duc de Rohan
Paris
Outlook Reflects Tension Between Generations
A fragment from a New York commentary criticizes generational disrespect and lack of regard for contemporaries, signaling turmoil in social norms and ethical expectations.
London Life and Industry in the Late 19th Century
A snapshot of urban Britain showing 300000 one room dwellers in London, 6000 motor cars overall, and dietary shifts with beef leading meat consumption. It notes large library use with 208 cities offering free libraries, and a parlementary reference by Mr Haldane to a walking stick made from explosive material.
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London
Britain
United Kingdom
House of Parliament
Haldane
Sporting Notes Summary
Miss Shellmeg a fast trotting mare has gone lame and will not race this year. Inspector B a famed thoroughbred sire was sold at public auction for 15 dollars. Adkins of Baltimore is the first Eastern league pitcher to win two games in one day for the Orioles against Toronto. Secretary Hanaway will try to form a national association for semiprofessional baseball. The amateur billiard tournament for the Class A United States championship will be held in February or March with an entries deadline of Oct 1 in New York City.
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Miss Shellmeg
Inspector B
Dec Adkins
Baltimore
Adkins
Orioles
Toronto
C. M. Hanaway
8&J. Louis Baseball League
United Baseball Association
United States
J. F. Poggenburg
Charles Forster
A. B. Miller
F. J. Howell
East Fifty-eighth Street
New York
Model of the Moment Skirt Styles Dominate Coming Season
The New York Post notes long skirts with trains for formal wear and velvet as a key factor in tailored garments. Plaited skirts remain strong while circular designs gain popularity. two and three piece circular suits rise in appeal across fabrics. Japanese effects persist in coats and dressy costumes but will be moderated from last season’s dominance.
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Us 90
New York Post
Indian Workers Cross Border into Washington State
The Chicago Record-Herald reports more than 1,000 Hindoos have crossed into Washington, entering the labor market. Workers with turbans appear on California railroads, drawing notice for their distinct attire and growing presence.
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Washington
California
India
China
Japan
Chicago Record-Herald
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Patton
J. C. Blauser
A. T. Watson
Salt Lake, Utah
Fred Riddle
Anna Cook
Endicott
Winnie Wright
Burlington
Beatrice
Neely’s
Carl Habicht
St. Joe
Kansas City
Loock
Jas. Harris
Norcatur
Kan
J. O. Blaoeer
Mrs. Zook
Pennsylvania
I. D. Steiner
Neely
Bauguess
F. W. Steffen
Mrs. Greenwood
Alf Mayborn
Diller
J. G. Packer
O. C. Miller
McManes
Canal Zone
Rf A. J. Huremmeon
Alaska
Neely’s Pharmacy
J. L. Henrichs
Queen City Creamery Co
Waggoner Bros
Q Outlook
Sporting Notes
Diller State Bank
Spe Srs
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