Death of Judge George W. Gage in Chester
George William Gage of the supreme court, South Carolina, died at his Chester home this afternoon after a four week illness. He had been ill for days but showed brief improvement before collapsing. The family will bury him in the Pivergreen cemetery. The widow, sons, daughter and son-in-law survive.
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George William Gage
Supreme Iqdlast
South Carolina
Chesteron
Pivergreen
Yan
Endrie
Pepto Mangan Ad Promotes Blood Health
An old advertisement touts Pepto Mangan as a tonic to purify poisons and enrich blood with red corpuscles. It contrasts rich red blood with fatigue shown by tired, slouched people and claims the tonic comes in liquid and tablet forms. The ad urges buyers to ensure they get genuine Guide’s Pepto Mangan.
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Iitwid
Gude
Adv
Judge Gage Death Ate Union County Leader
George W. Gage Sr a Clemson student and jurist born 1856 near Fairforest Union County South Carolina rises from modest roots to a distinguished career. He studied at Wofford College Vanderbilts law school Chester and the South Carolina Supreme Court where he served as associate justice and earlier as circuit judge. Survived by brothers Edward and Victor and sister Grace, he was married and influenced by family and mentor Dr Carlisle with a long record in public service including Chester city council presidential elector and state legislature.
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George W. Gage
Japetheater
Gage
Clemson College
Lucius
Charlotte
N. C
Ladpen
Fishburne
Walterboro
Edward J.gage
Greenville
Victor S. Gage
Birmingham
Ala
Grace N. Gage
Union
Lucius Gaston
Judge Gage
Fairforest
Union County
S. C
Robert J
Martha (Williams) Gage
South Carolina Military Academy
America
Richard Williams
Glamorganshire
Wales
Taunton
Mass
Edward Williams
Martha Williams Gage
Williams
Maine
George Gage
Wofford College
Carolina Savings Bank of Charleston
Vanderbilt University
Chester
Giles J. Paterson
T.C. Gaston
J. K. Henry
I. D. Witherspoon
York
Supreme Court
Offi
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Lexington Citizen
A Lexington resident testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills relieving years of kidney pain and frequent urination. He urges readers to buy the product at 60 cents from dealers, noting past relief and continued trust in the remedy. The letters are from D S Smith of Main St and promote Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Lexington
D. S. Smith
Main St
Doan
Free Medical Services Offer In February
An advertisement promotes free medical services for February, offering diagnosis without charge and medicines only. It touts auto serum treatment and modern injections, claiming endorsements from physicians nationwide. The copy lists numerous ailments claimed to be treated and boasts a large, diverse patient background.
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Maine
California
South Carolina
Judge Landis Faces Array of Charges
Washington report notes Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis of Chicago impeached by Rep. Welty on charges of high crimes and misdemeanors for accepting as supreme baseball arbiter while still serving on the bench. The move challenges Attorney General Palmer’s ruling that the conduct was lawful.
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Washington
Chareas
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Chicago
House of Representatives
Representative Welty
Ohio
Senator Dial Attacks Judge Landis Over Bank Clerk Case
Senator Dial criticized Judge Landis after an Ohio representative refused living wage relief. Dial said he would file a complaint with the Department of Justice and then called the Chicago jurist a freak and a crank on the senate floor. He condemned Landis for paroling the Ottawa bank clerk and warned it strikes at government foundations. An indictment reading was referred to the judiciary committee without debate amid sparse voting.
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Ohio
Palmer
Landis
Welty
Dial
South Carolina
Ottawa(Ill
Department of Justice
Chicago
Senate
Ottawa
Intense Pain Relieved by Internal Baths Advert
Mrs A T Smith of 2906 Mitchell St Tampa writes Tyrrell Hygienic Institute praising the J B L Cascade as a cure for constipation and pain. The device purportedly cleanses the lower intestine and removes poisonous waste, with Dr Charles Tyrrell cited as a New York specialist offering a booklet on internal bathing.
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A. T. Smith
Mitchell St. Tampa
Fla
Tyrrell Hygienic Institute
A. J. Mathias
J. B. L. Cascade
Chas. A. Tyrrell
New York
House charges and witnesses eyed in Landis case
Sherwood of Ohio questions implied house mood as Welty prepares to call witnesses this week before judiciary committees. The panel will decide whether to proceed with charges or dismiss, potentially exonerating Judge Landis. A social investigator asks Arkansas native about dogs in the house, receiving a cautious reply about keeping them there.
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Sherwood
Ohio
House
Welty
Judiciary
Tal Call
Chares
Landis
Wel
Arkansas
Bayer Aspirin claims and safe use guidance from Bayer
Aspirin labeled Bayer on genuine tablets promises 21 years of physician studied dosage and safety for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism toothache and more. It notes generic substitutes should be avoided and highlights small tin boxes of twelve tablets and larger packages sold by druggists.
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Bayer
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