Miners Seek Civic Federation Aid in Anthracite Talks
President Mitchell and fellow United Mine Workers leaders arrived in New York to urge the Civic Federation to mediate between anthracite operators and a fourteen‑member miners’ committee. A conciliation meeting was set to begin, aiming to avert a strike and secure a union‑favorable contract.
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New York
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
John Fahey
Thos. Nichols
Thomas Duffy
Miners’ Convention
Civic Federation
Ashland House
Committee On Conciliation and Arbitration
The
Federation
Mitchell
Committee On Conciliation
Lehigh
Reading
Col Ues
Senator Marketh Arrives in York Prepares Conciliation Meet
Senator Marketh arrived from Washington and was met by Ralph M Easley of the National Civic Federation. He plans to preside at tomorrow morning's conciliation committee meeting with representatives from employers and labor groups including Potter Straus McVeigh Moore Mitchell Pfahler Sargent Duncan and others.
Fair Weather Forecast For Midwest And Ohio
Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday calls for fair weather across Indiana Illinois and Ohio with warmer conditions in the north and northeast of Illinois and increasingly cold nights. Winds shift from east to brisk northeast to east and the general pattern shows clear skies with low precipitation. Blythe director notes departures from normal temperatures and precipitation for March 2.
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Washington
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
Blythe
Jon
Movements of steamers from major ports
Arrivals and departures list ships at New York and Liverpool with names Fries Kaiser Wilhelm II Nomadic Statensiam Graf Boulogne Sur Mer Anchoria Altenia Sylvan Queenstown and Glasgow routes. Details note arrivals from Antwerp Hamburg and New York and sailings to Bremen Liverpool Boston and Glasgow.
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New York
Fries
Antwerp
Kaiser Wilder Grosse
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Nomadic
Liverpool
Looks Sur-Mer
Ar- Statensiam
Graf
Hamburg
Boulogne Sur-Mer
Moville
Anchoria
York
Glasgow
Boston
Altenia
Queenstown
Sylva@ila
Gompers Works Toward Breworth Lockout Resolution
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor is in Cincinnati meeting with local labor leaders and brewery workers representatives from Cincinnati Covington and Newport regarding a brewery lockout. He will continue hearing testimony tomorrow and is expected to seek amicable relations among workers and employers.
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Cincinnati
Samuel Gompere
American Federation of Labor
United Brewery
Covington
Newport
Gompers
Street Car Strike Possible After Union Meeting
In New Orleans on March percent, the looming street car strike could begin after tomorrow night’s union meeting. Union president Mr. Mahon now says a strike seems likely as both sides prepare. The union plans to run coaches, mirroring St Louis, and will marshal support from other unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Street Car Men's Union
Cheney Silk Mills Loom Strike Over Wages in South Manchester
About four workers in the Cheney silk mills weaving department walked out today over a wage cut from 18 to 12 cents per yard for loom operators. The plant employs about 3,400 people.
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Manchester
Conn
Cheney Silk Mills
Foundry Tenders Strike for Increase in Wages
Foundry tenders at the Pennsylvania engineering works in Newcastle, Pa. demand higher daily wages from the current rate to 2.2 dollars. The 100 workers struck, leaving the foundry idle and threatening crippling of the city’s largest plant if demands are not met.
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Newcastle
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Strikers at Congress gold mine threaten trouble in Arizona
In Phoenix on March % , a large force of deputies is to be sworn in as strikers at the Congress gold mine threaten trouble. A demonstration to intimidate the Mexican replacement workers was staged with union men marching around the camp, joined by camp women and an Italian band.
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Phoenix
A. T
Congress
Wage demands at Penn Iron works prompt regional rise
Lancaster Pennsylvania March report notes Penn Iron Works employees demand a 50 cent per ton wage increase for puddling from four to four dollars fifty. Similar demands spread to other rolling mills in the region with aims to take effect in April.
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Lancaster
Penn Iron Works
Compulsory Industrial Arbitration Court Formed
A compulsory industrial arbitration court has been established in Sidney New South Wales. The membership includes representatives of both employers and employees.
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Sidney
S. W
Shortridge’s First Practice Game Sets Spring Plans
Shortridge baseball held a one hour thirty minute practice at Business Men's Driving Park with two teams selecting best players for a nine inning scrimmage. Coach Jones and Captain Allen led play. B team defeated A team as候 players like Claude Parker Wyland Masters and Harley McKinney starred. Coach Holdson plans sixteen remaining candidates and an April 19 Indiana University exhibition, with illness delaying Carl Gibbs and competition for the pitching staff among Scott McKinney Allen and Kearney.
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Shortridge
Jones
Allen
Claude Parker
Wyland Masters
Harley McKinney
Robert Scott
Clarence McKinney
Harlan Bosler
Maynard Allen
Arthur de Vore
Will Conner
Pratt
Holdson
Che
Fort Wayne
Louisville
Columbus
Franklin
Terre Haute
Indiana
Carl Gibbs
Captain Allen
Hurley McKinney
Coburn Allen
Will Kearney
Dreyfuss to Attend National League Meeting in New York
Pittsburg club president Dreyfuss received unofficial word that seven clubs signed the call for a meeting in New York on April 1. If confirmed, Pittsburg will be represented at the gathering to adopt a playing schedule with no talk of the presidency. Hart of Chicago aided by phone toward an amicable arrangement to start the season on time.
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Pittsburg
Dreyfus
Pittsburg Baseball Club
New York
Dreyfuss
Mr. Dreyfuss
Nick Young
C. H. Ebbetts
John L. Rogers
A. H. Soden
National League
Reorganization meeting for Western Association adjournes
In Cleveland today a meeting to reorganize the Western Association of Baseball Clubs failed to reach results. Attendees included Youngstown Wheeling Dayton and Marion with Zanesville South Bend Springfield and Lima absent. The session adjourned to April 3 with a venue to be named by President Powers. A possible eight club circuit was discussed, with a six club circuit as fallback. In Richmond Indiana Lally leaves for Utica New York after two seasons with the local club and Hebbie receives a possible offer from a Philadelphia American League team.
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Cleveland
Western Association of Baseball Clubs
Youngstown
Wheeling
Dayton
Marion
Zanesville
South Bend
Springfield
Lima
Powers
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Lally
Utica
N. Y
Hebbie
Philadelphia
Dominion offers fourth Canadian contingent for South Africa
Vancouver dispatch reports the Dominion government proposing a fourth contingent to aid the British Empire in South Africa. If accepted, Canada will send up to 2,000 armed men, aiming for the largest force on record with dispatch.
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Vancouver
B. C
Dominion
South Africa
Canada
Laxative Bromo-Mintos Tabe Promoted With Cure Claim
A vintage advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Mints Tabe as a remedy for cold and cure ailments, urging readers to seek the product for relief and featuring brand claims common to early 20th century patent medicines.
Military Exhibition at Madison Square Garden Impresses Crowd
Visitors to a New York military tournament witness a pontoon bridge building demonstration. Troops from Twenty-second Regiment engineers and naval militia perform coordinated moves plus a river crossing mock up. The event includes reviews, drills, and an athletic program as the mayor serves as reviewing officer. Nearby items note Lake County politics and a Brooklyn pool tournament results with tied leaders awaiting rematch.
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New York
Twenty-second Regiment Engineers
Naval Militia
First Signal Corps
N.G. S N
United States Cavalry
Artillery
Coast Artillery
Lght
Engineer Corps
Dayton
Twenty-second Regiment
Engineers
Signal Corps
United States Marine Corps
Forty-eighth Highlanders
Second Cavalry
Naval
Fourth Battery Field Artillery
U.S. A
United States
Young shot put accident ends life in Clinton park
Tim Clark, a high school student, accidentally hit eight year old Hugh Callahan with a twelve pound shot during practice in Clinton Iowa. Callahan died minutes later from a fractured skull.
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Clinton
Tim Clark
Hugh Callahan
Bill to prevent live bird shooting passes House in Trenton
TRENTON N J March A bill to prevent live bird shooting matches passed the House of Representatives today by 43 to 6. The rest of the purse will be divided equally among the sixty three.
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Trenton
N. J
House of Representatives
Lawyers beat doctors in Marion bowling contest
Lawyers and doctors faced off at Marion alleys with the lawyers taking three of five games. Individual scores highlighted George Seidensticker and C F Coffin among top scorers for the lawyers while Dr Vincent and Dr Teague led the doctors.
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Marion Alleys
Marion
Indianapolis
George Seidensticker
C. F. Coffin
Churchman
H. L. Hutson
McMichae
A. R. Hutchinson
Vincent
Teague
Alexander
Brayton
Roberts
Three Early Closing Events at Bennings Little Rock Oakland
Detroit Driving Club releases entry lists for three stakes races totaling 21 entries for 2:24 trotters 6 000 stakes for 2 24 pacers and 3 000 purse for 2 09 pace with owners and horse names including Zephyr Loretta Braxton B Caspian Princess Derby Mies Brock Wentworth Juras Dormeath Sphinx Lassie Mike R Red Wood among others for the Detroit event.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Driving Club
Merchants’ and Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants
Zephyr
B. m
Zombro
J. C. McKinney
Titusville
Loretta
Norris
J. L. Turlton
Lexington, Ky
Braxton B
B. G
Carlisle
R. C. Harris
Sedalia
Caspian
Patton
Forrest City Farm
Randall
Princess Derby
Charles Derby
Edgar Bronk
New York City
Mies Brock
Stranger
Vance Nuckles
Cleveland
Wentworth
B.k. G
Superior
H. H. James
Hamilton
Ontario
Juras
Norcatur
H. T. Dickman
White Plains
N. Y
Janitorio
Altivo
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Ted
Bik. G
Norval
W. H. Potter
Mill Creek
Chase
B. R
Keeler
J. J. Druin
Louisville, Ky
Sphinx Lassie
Sphinx
White
Oakley Park Trotting Rules Change Slashes Races
Oakley Park management in Cincinnati announces a rule change for races July 1 to 4. Races will switch from best three in five to best two in three to shorten daily programs and ensure completion without postponement.
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Cincinnati
Oakley Park
Horse Races Feature Finishes Across Multiple Tracks
Weather aided crowds in Little Rock as Chickadee wins a tight fifth race while Leone triumphs in the fourth and Foxy Kane tops Duke Dashaway. Oakland sees Sister Jeanie beat Old England in the Sacramento handicap and Cassie W. prevail in the opener. Bennings meet opens with Himself the favorite winning by six lengths amid a dramatic steeplechase won by Handvive. Zeno, a nineteen year old jockey, dies after a roadway incident at Overland Park.
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Little Rock
Ark
Chickadee
Josie F
Algie M. Paul
Miles
Leone
Girl
Barney Screiber
George Bennett
Foxy Kane
Duke Dashaway
Maneser
Incidental
Hengist
W. BR. Gates
Zirl
W. B. Gates
San Francisco
Oakland
Old England
Sacramento
Morris
Jeanie
Conley
Hagerdon
Sister Jeanie
Cassie W
Spookes
Sylvia Talbott
Bernota
Jimle
the Singer
Washington
Arius
Handvice
Charley Moore
Landry
Luminate
Woodtrice
Kunath Breaks Rope Climb Record at AAU Meet
Edward Kunath shattered the eighteen foot rope climbing record at the annual national gymnastic championships of the Amateur Athletic Union, completing the feat in 335 seconds tonight.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Edward Kunath
Britannia and Meteor Race Off Isle of Wight
Britannia and Emperor William's schooner Meteor will race off the Isle of Wight during the Cowes regatta as King Edward opens the event with the premier match.
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Britannia
Meteor
London
King Edward
Emperor William
Isle of Wight
Cowes
Wing Shots Gathering for Grand American Handicap
Wing shots expected for the grand American handicap in Kansas City arrive and practice at Blue River Park. John M. Lilly of Indianapolis chairs the handicap committee arriving tonight. Entries and shooting order to be published Sunday. Shaner of the Interstate Association notes about 430 entries likely, with prize money totaling 1500 for top three and total purses.
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Kansas City
Blue River Park
John M. Lilly
Indianapolis
Shaner
Interstate Association
Pittsburg Coal Firms May Enter River Trade War
Pittsburg Coal Company plans to deploy nine mines output to river shipping on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers in a retaliatory move against Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company which has shifted 1,000,000 tons to lake trade. A fleet of 500 barges and coal boats is to be ready in three months as rivalry grows between the two Pittsburgh coal interests.
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Pittsburg
the Gazette
Pittsburg Coal Company
Monongahela River
Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company
Pittsburg Company
Monongahela Company
Messrs. Osborne
Saeger
Baine
Ohio
Mississippi
Counterfeiters Captured in Brooklyn Raid
Chief Wilkie of the Treasury Secret Service reports the arrest of five men in New York on counterfeiting charges. Police seized dies for nickels pennies and gold pieces, plus tools and materials, at a Court avenue and Pine street house in Carroll L. L. The seized plant cost about 3004 dollars. Suspects Antonio Schairo Frank A Jella Mariano Massa Paul Note and Santos Caruzo were detained and taken to a Brooklyn station house.
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Washington
Wilkie
Treasury Secret Service
New York
Secret-Service
Court Avenue
Pine Street
Carolna
L. L
Antonio Schairo
Frank A. Jella
Mariano Massa
Paul Note
Santos Caruzo
Brooklyn
Forest Fire Ravages Long Island Woods Near Eastport
A large forest fire on March 24 near Eastport, Long Island, destroyed hundreds of acres of woodland seven miles by one mile, killing thousands of quail, partridges and rabbits. Firefighters halted the blaze by late afternoon, preventing damage to buildings. The fire spread from Samuel Y Ludlam’s farm area with a light northwest wind, possibly started by visitors from New York gathering laurel for Easter.
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New York
Eastport
Long Island
Oyster Bay
Samuel Y. Ludlam
Fitzsimmons to Fight Jeffries If Offer Accepted
Los Angeles Century Athletic Club offers 75 percent of gross gate receipts for a May 10 bout between Robert Fitzsimmons and Jeffries and guarantees at least 25000. A deposit of 2.50 is requested to show good faith with a deadline of April 12 to decide.
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New York
Century Athletic Club
Los Angeles
Cal
Robert Fitzsimmons
Pugilist
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Police Force Resigns in Helena After Mayor Orders
Helena Mont March 5 The entire city police force resigned last night claiming Mayor Frank J wards ordered attendance at the Republican primaries and arrest of anti wards Republicans. Mayor Edwards seeks reelection and resignations prompt bribery charges from police allies.
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Helena
Mont
Frank J. Wards
Edwards
W. M. King Identified as River Suicide in Sault Ste. Marie
The body found in the river Monday was identified as J. W. M. King a former Episcopalian minister once based in Minneapolis and Cad en Ont He was deposed for dissipation and is thought to have died by suicide His parents reside in Newfoundland He trained at Canterbury and was ordained in Kingston Ontario
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
J. WV. M. King
Minneapolis
Caden
Ont
King
Newfoundland
Canterbury
Kingston
Sheriff Dike Ordered to Turn Over Office to Guden
Justice Gaynor of the Brooklyn Supreme Court ordered Norman Dike to surrender the Kings County sheriff office and records to Charles Guden. The ruling stayed pending appeal. Dike then filed a notice of appeal to the Appellate Division from Justice Gaynor’s order.
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New York
Gaynor
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Norman
Dike
Kings County
Odell
Charles Guden
Crampacker Bill Indorsed by Alabama Negro Group
At a mass meeting in Montgomery a Negro suffrage association organized with J. W. Giles as president and J. B. Julian as secretary. The group aims to oppose Alabama's new constitution in courts and plans to raise 2000 dollars from state black voters. The Crumpacker bill was endorsed and resolutions will be sent to the Indiana congressman.
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Montgomery
Ala
Colored Man's Suffrage Association
J. W. Giles
Julian
Alabama
Indiana
Trial of an Alleged Heretic in Arkansas City
The Southeast Kansas Methodist Conference began in Arkansas City to try Rev. Granville Lowther of McPherson for heresy. Bishop Mallalieu formed a committee to investigate the Lowther cave and report tomorrow, when the trial will start. He commented that sufficient to the day is the evil thereof.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Southeast Kansas Methodist Conference
Granville Lowther
McPherson
Ailalley
Mallalieu
Peat Drying Process At University Of Michigan
Professors Cooley and Sadler with Messrs Allen and Anderson of the University of Michigan engineering department conduct experiments on a new peat drying method promising lower fuel costs. Dry peat yields heat equal to three quarters its coal weight, with no clinkers or refuse beyond ashes. Machinery uses rollers to squeeze out water then presses peat into solid blocks dense as bituminous coal, noting millions of acres of peat bogs in the country.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Cooley and Sadler
Messrs. Allen and Anderson
University of Michigan
The Irreconcilable
Minneapolis Journal surveys Colonel Bryan and ex President Cleveland in a sharp critique of Bryanism. Southern Democrats split from the West over alliance, with Mississippi leading the rebellion. The piece notes Southern journals urge focus on live issues, dismiss imperialism, and question Bryan’s leadership and party unity.
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Minneapolis
Bryan
Cleveland
White House
Mississippi
South
Memphis
Democratic Party
Ngland
Ohio
Illnois
Missouri
Indiana
Conus Nalog
Chicago
Kansas City
Doctor Watterson
Philippine Whisky in Manila Bay Nipa Swamps
A Philadelphia Medical Journal article describes nipa sap distillation in Manila area swamps yielding vino, a crude palm and cane fermented drink. It notes how native banca boats collect sap, transport to distilleries, and how locals dilute vino with water and sugar to sip as anisette, with little drunkenness among natives.
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Philadelphia Medical Journal
Manila Bay
Rio Grande
Banka
Luzon
Islands
Sumatra
Domo
Blanco
of San Miguel
Manila
American Soldier Dies After Drinking Raw Alcohol Substitute
An American soldier, seeking a substitute for whisky, drank a toxic dose of alcohol in front of natives. He became dead drunk during the preliminary intoxication, earning the descriptor mucho loco from onlookers before the fatal outcome.
St Louis Exposition Postponement Rumors Reemerge
Philadelphia Telegraph reports renewed talk that the St Louis fair may be postponed a year or two. Officials deny delays earlier, but managers admit limited progress and planning issues. Architects and exhibitors weigh benefits of delaying to better complete the model city and exhibits, with decisions expected after week’s end.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
Francis
Albert Kelsey
W.H. Pearson
Philadelphia Bureau of Information
Allen B. Johnson
Burnham, Williams & Co
Winchester charged in cruelty to child in stove incident
Lexington report states Rora Winchester, a Black woman, was arrested for holding the feet of her three year old stepchild Carrie Lee in a stove fire box. The child suffered severe burns to the bone while the husband supported the charges, alleging prior mistreatment and threats of fatal harm by the stepmother.
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Lexington
Rora Winchester
Carrie Lee
James Brown Pioneer Mor mon Church Leader Dies in Salt Lake
Salt Lake City reports the death of James Brown at age 73. He aided Joseph W. Marshall in the California discovery project begun in January. A member of the Seventies and a Mormon patriarch, he left twenty one children and 1% grandchildren.
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Salt Lake
Utah
James Brown
Joseph W. Marshall
California
Mr. Brown
Europe moves toward a united front as Spain yields
The Spanish government grants an eight hour day for all men on state domains and in mines, aligning with socialist policy and signaling a wider European shift. The concession follows similar Italian actions and suggests upcoming unity or coordinated reforms across Europe.
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Buffalo Express
Europe
Cuban Sugar Shipments Signal Grim Tariff Struggle
The Buffalo Courier notes Cuba faces tariff pressures that slow trade. Last week Havana sugar shipments totaled six sacks, highlighting fragile economic conditions and disrupted commerce amid existing duties.
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Buffalo Courier
Cuba
Havana
Italian Chevalier Trentanove Weds Mme Castelleri in Florence
Friends received word that Chevalier Gaetano Trentanove the Italian senior and Mme Castelleri were married in Florence Italy on February 19. The announcement came as a surprise to associates in Milwaukee Wisconsin and Florence society circles.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Gaetano Trentanove
Mme. Castelleri
Florence
Italy
River and harbor bill prompt stumbles on ship subsidy measure
Washington Post notes legislators show hesitation toward the ship subsidy proposal while praising Mr. Hanne as a strong hitter in the parliament. The item blends policy doubt with a quirky sports-flavored compliment from the era.
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Washington Post
Hanne
Cure for Heart Disease Promised by Dr Miles Remedy
The ad claims heart disease weakens circulation and poisons the blood, causing pains, palpitations, breathlessness, dropsy and sinking spells. It promises relief and asserts a user’s experience of hot head, cold feet, swelling, numb limbs, and tiring days after three bottles of Dr Miles' Heart Cure.
Dr Miles Heart Cure Ad Promises Relief
M Maclay of Shippensburg Pennsylvania endorses Dr Miles Heart Cure saying it never fails to relieve and can cure even severe cases. Ad notes availability by druggists from Bs Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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M. Maclay
Shippensburg
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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