Clogged Bowels a Menace to Health
Article promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a permanent remedy for constipation and indigestion. It cites a testimonial from Decia Wood of Little River Academy NC and notes the product trains stomach and bowel muscles to work naturally. Offers free sample by mail from Dr. W. B. Caldwell in Monticello IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Decia Wood
Little River Academy
North Carolina
Aly
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Trial marriages declared legal by New York Supreme Court
Justice Cohalan ruled that trial marriages for girls under 18 are legal in New York when parental consent is given and the wife leaves before turning 18. The decision came in the case of Mrs Iva Mundell Coster suing to annul her marriage to Norman D Coster.
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Associated Press
New York
Supreme Court
Cohalan
Iva Mundell Coster
Norman D.coster
Funston Arrives in Honolulu to Command Jawani Dept
Brigadier General Frederick Funston arrived in Honolulu aboard the transport Sherman to assume command of the Jawani Department, succeeding Brigadier General I. M. Macombe.
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Frederick Funston
Philippine —Islands
Sherman
Department of Jawani
I. M. Macombe
California to skip state building at Panama Pacific Expo
Governor Hiram W. Johnson announced there would be no California building at the 1915 Panama Pacific Exposition due to an empty treasury. He previously warned the legislature that a $1,000,000 appropriation and site plans were unfunded and urged county representatives to combine funds if a building were to be erected.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Cal
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Johnson
White House Baby Sails for Cherbourg Visit
Miss Josephine Wilson Cothran the White House baby sails for Cherbourg with her mother Mrs P C Cothran and Mrs Annie Wilson Howe the president's sister. They plan a summer in France.
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White House
France
New ‘York
Josephine Wilson Cothran
President Wilson
Cherbourg
P. C. Cothran
Annie Wilson Howe
Emerson Case Proves Puzzle in Sufferage Inquiry
Officials say U S stance on Zellie Emerson, American militant suffragette in London, hinges on a further London embassy report about alleged cruel treatment. Secretary Bryan to discuss with Chandler Anderson. precedent like the Maybrick case cited in weighing clemency.
Six Strikers Wounded as Police Fire Upon Crowd
Associated Press report from Auburn New York says six people including two women and four men were wounded when police fired into a crowd at the Columbian Rope Company's plant during a strike. A prisoner was taken. the crowd had been fired upon earlier and then the police aimed directly at strikers after seeing the prisoner. One man and one woman died from their injuries.
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Associated Press
Auburn
N. Y
Columbian Rope Company
Seven-Year Man Escapes From Connecticut Prison
Curtis Dewey, serving seven years for forgery, escaped from the state prison at Wethersfield by hiding in a packing case believed to contain factory produce. The box was moved to a railroad freight car, where Dewey pried it open and fled. The escape was not found until the van returned to the prison.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Flood fears rise as Reelfoot and Ohio waters threaten Hickman
Continuous rain and upstream wind push Hickman Kentucky toward disaster as Reelfoot levee reaches danger level. About 2,500 refugees shelter on hills with more tents needed. Ohio River at 54.7 rising, Fourteenth Street sandbags reinforced. Flood relief appeals go unheeded at Shawneetown Illinois and Cahier officials.
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Associated Press
Hickman
Reelfoot
Reelfoot Levee
Cairo
Ohio
Fourteenth Street
Shawneetown
Jil
4Owler
Col. Bixby
Dr King's New Discovery touted for coughs and colds
The ad claims neglect of coughs leads to lung trouble and recommends Dr King’s New Discovery. A Muscadine Alabama resident O H Brown testifies his wife recovered from a stubborn cough using the remedy. It’s advertised as best for forty three years, priced 50 cents and 1.00, recommended by Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Dr. King
O. H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Foss Sees Daughter In Proposed Revision
Governor Foss urged Massachusetts legislators to memorialize Congress in favor of reciprocity as the basis for tariff changes. He warned that Democratic plans could bring non protective revenue tariffs, risking downward revision and harming state interests.
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Pepe
Boston
Foss
Massachusetts
Congress
Democratic Congress
Subscriptions To The Lower Peach Tree Fund
The Chamber of Commerce committee reports new donations to the Lower Peach Tree fund. Contributions include T. M. Perryman of Allentown Alabama two dollars and George E. Stone five dollars, bringing the total to sixteen dollars and twenty six cents.
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Lower
Peach Tree Fund
Baker
Chamber of Commerce Committee
T. M. Perryman
Allentown
Ala
W. Hills
George E. Stone
Fulton’s Renal Compound claimed to cure Brights Disease
An advertisement cites Andrew C. Larsen of Salt Lake City as a Bright's Disease patient who recovered after using Fulton’s Renal Compound. The 1604 case notes water-logged illness and two taps, with March 1905 return to business and a 1911 letter claiming lasting health. The ad urges others with Bright's Disease to try the remedy and offers a pamphlet and supplier details.
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Andrew C. Larsen
Sorenson& Larsen
Salt Lake City
Utah
Larsen
Bright
Fulton
van Antwerp Corp
John J. Fulton
San Fran
Senator Amid Moral Conduct Charges Faces Grand Jury
A western state Democratic senator is under investigation after a man seeking federal office accused the senator of improper conduct involving his wife and two men at a hotel. The senator calls the charges blackmail and a political plot. witnesses and parties discussed legal counsel, and the case awaits grand jury action after Congress reconvenes.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Wilson
Congress
Emerson Hunger Striker Treated Like British Offenders
Miss Zelle Emerson American suffragist in a British prison is reported well treated by Irwin B. Laughlin of the American embassy in London. He says the stomach tube feeding during her hunger strike follows standard practice and has drawn no official complaint from her mother Mrs. Emerson. The embassy notes no discrimination against her as an American citizen and observes her case with caution.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ril
State Department
United States
Zellie Emerson
London
Smerson
Laughlin
Bryan
Chandler Anderson
Maybrick
Blaine
Hay
Emerson
Zelle Emerison
Irwin B. Laughlin
Miss Emerson
R M. Emerson
Mr. Laughlin
Needle Threading Proves Man Can Do It Alone
A lighthearted remark notes men can thread a needle when the sewing must be done and no woman is present, highlighting practical resolve over gender expectations.
Hats Fit 50 Styles This Spring Fashion Note
A fashion note highlights that about 50 hat styles for women are in vogue this spring. The selection offers a range of looks that appear perfectly worn as if with a shoe horn.
Onions Taste Better Says Luther Burbank
Luther Burbank asserts onions deserve tastier preparation and healthier cooking. A noted horticulturist, he recommends methods to improve flavor while preserving nutritional value.
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Luther Burbank
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Docia Wéop
New York Supreme Court
Funston
Honolulu
Connecticut
Beacon
F. M. Hoyt Shoe Company, Makers
Manchester
New Hampshire
UNION
Beacon Shoe Store
Dauphin Street
Huntsville
Rees
Mobile
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
H. C. Geron
Mobile, Alabama
al Washington
Jas. McPhillips Grocery Co
Telephone Bell
North Commerce Street
Mobile, Ala
United Medical Specialists
Bank and Trust Building
The
Bank of Mobile
National Banking Association
South Alabama
Baldwin
Monroe
Clarke
Marengo
Conecuh
Escambia
Montgomery
Frank V. Evans
J. T. Gorman
O'Neal
Speigner’s
Wetumpka Penitentiary
Evans
Schlitz Beer
Southern Hotel Buffet
Harry Horlock
F. C. Horton
Accountant van Antwerp Building Mobile
Asenis
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