Miles Heart Remedy claims lasting heart relief
Mrs Lillie Thomas of Upper Sandusky Ohio reports two years of heart pain back and side discomfort with exertion and breathing difficulty. After thirteen bottles of Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Nervine she improves and gains fourteen pounds. The firm touts the remedy as a heart tonic and life extender supported by grateful letters and offers a money back pledge if the first bottle fails.
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Miles
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Prizes and Pledges in a Dillon Contest Tale
A playful verse notes a Judy of Dillon aiming to win a piano by helping others. The poem describes her tireless efforts, working through the night in a lighthearted community contest spirit and urging subscriptions to secure success.
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Judy
Dillon
Surrender Ends Siege After Deputy Death in Wisconsin
In Winter Wisconsin a six year stand by John F Dietz ends with dramatic surrender after his daughter Helen, little, pleads. Sheriff Mike Madden and deputies cuff Dietz and exit the cabin as more than two thousand bullets fly, Oscar Harp, 83, deputy sheriff, is killed. Injured include John Dietz, Wil Dietz, and Myra Dietz. The siege follows a September 6 shooting of Bert Harrel over rent for a schoolhouse. Separately, Dillon cotton market reports lead and market receipts. The Herald urges readers: subscriptions win votes through work, not popularity.
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Winter
Wis
Papa
Mike Madden
Helen
John F. Dietz
Oscar Harp
John Dietz
Wil Dietz
Myra Dietz
Diets
Madden
Wetz
Bert Harrel
Dietz
Girl's Mouth Flurry Puzzles Doctors In Winston-Salem
In Winston-Salem on October 8 a 10 year old girl, daughter of Will Green, began expelling small rock like formations from decayed teeth. Over five weeks more than a dozen stones emerged despite examinations by physicians and a dentist. Some stones were sent to the state chemist for analysis.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Will Green
Mondey
Thirty Lives Lost in Canadian Border Forest Fires
Word from border towns reports at least thirty lives perished and millions in property lost as forest fires rage along the Canadian frontier. The Canadian Pacific halted trains out of Winnipeg and Port Arthur while bodies in burned clothing are found along tracks. About two thousand people gather at Rainey River as Canadian Northern dispatches a special train and doctors from Fort Williams head to aid.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific
Port Arthur
Rainey River
Canadian Northern
Fort Williams
Wilcox
Suicide or accident ends life of Solomon N. Cone
Solomon N. Cone of a prominent Southern industrial and cotton exchange family was found unconscious in his Raleigh House bachelor apartment in Greensboro North Carolina with a bullet wound behind the left ear and a revolver in his right hand The shooting appears likely self inflicted though friends think the pistol may have discharged accidentally Discovered by his valet the wounded man was taken to a hospital where the bullet was removed Doctors reported prospects for recovery were favorable the morning of October 8
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Solomon Cone
Greensboro
N. C
Solomon N. Cone
South
New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Cone
Raleigh House
Mr. Cone
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Cumberland
Richmond
Atlanta
Frank Thornton
Fayetteville, N. C
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