French Infantrymen in New Gaudy Attire
Paris reports M de Bressignac, financier of astronomy, claims contact with Mars will occur within a year. He describes Martians as tall, fair haired, with minimal eyelids, sleeping at work, and mainly agricultural. Their clothing and footwear are vegetable products.
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Will Great Britain Send Young Officers to Turkey
Berlin reports diplomatic circles express dissatisfaction at British Foreign Office plans to offer many officers to the Young Turk movement in Constantinople. The aim is to reorganize the Turkish gendarmerie and root out militarists blamed for steering toward a reactionary dictatorship. German critics view the move as a potential shift of influence in Turkey benefiting Germany's ally Italy, at war with the Ottoman empire.
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Italy
Evans Furniture Co Prize Ad Promises Big Win
Foley Kidney Pills are healing and tonic with no harmful drugs. N. J. Gorham of Bank of Woodville Ga. reports his kidney trouble relief after using Foley Kidney Pills and endorses them over other medicines. Van Antwerp Drug Corporation.
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High Cost of Living and the Reason Behind It
A column contrasts silk stockings and cotton hosiery, then ponders the social impact of price, urban life, and modern living costs. It muses on communication habits, letters, long distance calls, and daily choices tied to rising expenses and changing manners.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
John
Chicago
Cail
Timely Hints for the Housekeeper from The Chicago Tribune
A collection of home tips advises reusing coffee grounds for neighbors, burning an onion to mask tobacco odor, barefoot children to save shoe costs, and starting a phonograph during heated political talks. It suggests sprinkling red pepper for iceman horses and discarding one pair of the husband’s old shoes each year.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Claims Strong Bitter Effect
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as the first original for 30 years. It claims the tonic’s ingredients do not dissolve in the mouth, preventing a bitter taste, but dissolve in stomach acids. Marketed for both adults and children at 50 cents.
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Sweet Grove
Acid in golf ball costs man his eyes
Horace G Gamble was blinded when a golf ball he tested exploded after being clamped in a vise. He and D C Clegg, of Philadelphia, witnessed the ball’s violent rupture and the liquid burned his eyes, sending him to a specialist for treatment.
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Horace G. Gamble
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Mr. Gambie
Receiver's Sale In Berrien County Michigan
By order of the circuit court for the county of Berrien Michigan the Portman Rendall Lumber Company property at Ovett Michigan is offered for sale. Sealed bids due by Monday August 26 1912 to the county clerk of Berrien County at St Joseph Michigan to be opened by him only. Right to reject bids reserved. Property includes two tenant houses mill buildings on leased land boiler and engine saw mill lath making veneer machines shafting pulleys belting etc in fairly good condition. A fine flowing
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Berries
Michigan
Portman-Rendall Lumber Company
Ovett
Mise
Berrien County
St. Joseph
Migh
Death and intrigue in French crime tale of a fatal garden scene
Paris reports a double murder at Meszeriat near Macon where a young bride, Madame Corre, was shot six times by Michel after a feud with tenants. The elder Michel then shot himself as the crime and a staged garden murder with a scarecrow are revealed in a final confession.
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Dumas
Meszeriat
Macon
Saone-et-Lore
M. Michel
Laceyville
Mezeriat
Michel
Guyon
Chemiss
M. Corre
Madame Corre
Michal
Rembrac
Madamerre
Guyot
Madame
Fifty Dollar Hug Leads to Fine in Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey on the Pacific Street Bridge Frieda Brickman reportedly offered a flower to Louis Bucceri who hugged her. Bucceri was arrested and fined fifty dollars after the incident was reported to police.
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Louis Buecerl
Frieda Brickman
Carroll
Bucceri
Miss Brickman
Pacific Street Bridge
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed for Colds
W H Allen of Chelsea Wisconsin praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for quick relief from coughs and colds noting it can ward off a cold if taken early. The preparation contains no opiates and is safe for children. Sold by Van Antwerp Joe Corporation. Dreamland is described as cool and comfortable.
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W. H. Allen
Chelsea
Wis
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van Antwerp Joe Corporation
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