Four Days Left in Exposition Tour Campaign Rush
The Tribune urges candidates to push hard in the final four days of the Exposition Tour campaign. It warns that a single lost subscription could cost a prize and stresses the value of a last minute burst of effort to win.
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Indians Beat American Falls 14 to 2 in One Sided Game
The Indians defeated American Falls 14 to 2 as they hammered out 15 safeties. Hulihan pitched, with Bourne Hawkins Knight Morehead Gunn Reeves Kirkendahl Bills contributing in the field and at the plate.
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Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges families to keep Chamberlain's remedy on hand, highlighting its reliability and usefulness during summer months. It claims wide availability and asks readers to ask others who have used it.
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Soon Time to Borrow a Circus Kid
A fragment previews a town arrival by the Scils Floto Circus and Buffalo Bill’s Original Wild West for a one day event. The notice evokes ballyhoo thrills and a crowd pulled by roaring and elephants as a family spectacle.
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Buffalo Bill to Headline Tuesday Circus Arrival
The article promises a full circus program Tuesday June 15 with Buffalo Bill leading the show. Acts include Hugh Clark and Wyoming cowboys and cowgirls, ropers and riders, fairylike equestriennes led by Rosa Rosalind, contortionists, acrobats, aerialists, and lions trained by Captain Dutch Recardo. A parade at 10 30 AM will showcase a sample act lineup and feature Col William Frederick Cody, Buffalo Bill himself.
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Alabama Declares Illiteracy Day Statewide Campaign
By governor proclamation Alabama marks Illiteracy Day to start a statewide drive against illiteracy. Citizens are urged to aid in planning and implementing efforts. Moonlight schools for illiterate adults are already being organized.
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Henderson
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Weeklong sports schedule Across North America
A dense slate lists events from June 8 to 12 across horse racing tennis track golf swimming boxing and more. Notable stops include Latonia Derby at Latonia Kentucky Jamaica track reopening at Jamaica Long Island and Latonia Derby prize of fifteen thousand dollars. venues span Montreal Hartford Newark Chicago Peoria and Baltusrol with events in Ottawa Galesburg Denver Honolulu and Peoria.
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Henry Irslinger
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Eddie Wallace
Ad Wolgast
Young White
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Long Island
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University of Chicago
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Pocatello Boy Returns After Dental College Graduation
A well known Pocatello youth, son of A R Higson, returns home from Chicago where he graduated from the Chicago College of Dental Surgery. He will take the Idaho state board exam and begin practicing dentistry. He was valedictorian, delivering a strong address with philosophy, and will be welcomed by many friends in Pocatello.
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Idaho State Board
Villa claims Obregon forces stormed and captured
Villa headquarters in Silae Mexico reports that yesterday Villa forces stormed Obregon's advance trenches and captured many prisoners. The statement says Obregon's army is surrounded by an iron ring and will surrender or face starvation.
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New Orleans Woman Funds Haven For Life's Beaten Down
A New Orleans project dedicates the John N. Bonner home to aid luckless men and women left without support. A $200,000 fund provided by Mrs. Lelia Bonner Dwyer and $12,500 from Mrs. Eliza Gladney Pierson backs the effort to offer work, counsel and comfort to those who have fought life’s battles but failed. City officials, church figures and citizens join in the dedication and ongoing fundraising.
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Lelia Bonner Dwyer
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Dwyer
Eliza Gladney Pierson
Alabama
New Home for the Aged Opens in Orchard Setting
A brand new facility for the aged opens on a large plantation with an orange pecan peach fig orchard. A truck farm will be run by the residents and other congenial work offers chances to earn money be self supporting and live in comfort.
Bilious Attacks Advised With Chamberlains Tablets
An advertisement describes bilious attacks as liver failure with constipation and fermentation causing nausea vomiting and headache. It promotes Chamberlains Tablets to tone the liver clean the stomach and restore health at a quarter and is available everywhere.
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