Mother Mason testifies to Karnak’s health impact in Wichita
Helena Strode Mason known as Mother Mason tells 9 000 girls in Wichita how Karnak improved her two year stomach illness and energy. She credits Karnak with boosting appetite digestion and strength and urges others to try it, noting Schramm Johnson Drug Co. in Pocatello sells it.
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Helena Strode Mason
Mason
Wichita
Karnak
Pocatello
Schramm-Johanson Drug Co
Mother Mason
Kansas
Aboe
E. T. Ellis
Schramm-Johnson Drug Co
Egypt Sees Rare Rainfall Boost After Irrigation
Formerly rainless Egypt now experiences about eighteen days of heavy rain yearly in the Nile delta, due to irrigation and the resulting vegetation growth impacting regional climate.
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Egypt
Nile
Tea as staple drink of the Tibe tans
Tea is described as the staple drink and nearly the only luxury for the Tibe tans. It is boiled with salt and butter, made strong, and resembles thick greasy soup.
Terrier Hero Fox Terrier Saves Baby From Fire
Spot the fox terrier saved Dorothy Mackaye’s baby from a house fire after previously losing a leg in a dog attack while protecting the child. The alert dog awoke a governess and alerted occupants, preserving the infant’s life.
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Terrier
New York
Spot
Dorothy Mackaye
Denver approves newsboys licensing ordinance
Denver officials signed a city ordinance regulating newspaper sales by newsboys. The measure becomes effective immediately and issues free badges and licenses to vendors. It bans sales by boys under 12 and girls under 21, with the city council having approved the measure last Monday.
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Denver
Colo
Stapleton
Exposition officers named for Pacific Northwest fair
New York advisory board of the Pacific Northwest Commercial and Industrial Exposition announced honorary officers for the event to be held in New York next year. Louis W. Hill was named honorary president with Governor George A. Parks of Alaska as honorary vice president. Associate presidents include Charles Donneley Ralph Budd Carl Gray and H E B Byram. Governors of Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon become vice presidents and O M Lanstrom of Helena Mont is president.
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New York
Pacific Northwest Commercial and Industrial Exposition
T Ie
Alaska
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
George A. Parks
Charles Donneley
The
Northern Pacific
Ralph Budd
Great Northern
Carl Gray
Union Pacific
H. E B. Byram
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Montana
Idlaho
Washington
Oregon
O. M. Lanstrom
Ilelena
Mont
Corner Stone Dedicated for St Michael's Russian Church
Tikhon Lavrischeff led dedication ceremonies for the corner stone of St. Michael's Russian Greek Catholic church in Cordova Alaska. Natives are erecting the building with furnishings from a ruined Nuchek temple, once the Baranoff trading center in the early 1800s.
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Cordova
Alaska
Russia
Tikhon Lavrischeff
St. Michael's
Nuchek
Pope Receives Archbishop Hanna in Private Audience
In Rome on October 15 the pope met with the Most Reverend Edward J. Hanna, Archbishop of San Francisco. They discussed the San Francisco archdiocese and various religious matters, with the pope showing interest in American affairs and praising American piety and generosity during the holy year jubilee.
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Rome
Edward J. Hanna
San Francisco
Archdiocese of
Arcchbishop
Hanna
New Comet Reported by Barabaschoff Over Pegasus
A telegram from Kharkova Russia via Kiel notes the discovery of a new comet by Russian astronomer Barabaschoff in Pegasus southeast of Thet Pegasi. The comet and its tail are visible through two pair lenses, with Pegasus described as a northern constellation between Pisces and Aquarius.
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Kiel
Germany
Kiel Observatory
Kharkova
Russia
Barabaschoff
Tramp Miner Worth Million After High Court Win
George Campbell Carson, once a tramp miner, has been awarded more than 20 million dollars by the US Supreme Court for a copper smelting patent. At 69, he plans to fund original physics research and decline suitors as he contemplates a quiet life, with charitable appeals and lifelong bachelor status shaping his future. The tale contrasts Carson's rise with Babe Adams's 1909 World Series legacy as Adams and teammates chase immortality in the current series.
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San Francisco
University of California Hospital
Golden Gate Park
George Campbell Carson
Carson
Seattle
Supreme Court of the United States
Two pitchers set for deciding World Series game
Pittsburg Oct 15 Walter Johnson and Vic Aldridge are named probable starters for today’s seventh and final World Series game. They stand outside the immortals’ door behind Christy Mathewson Jack Coombs Stanley Coveleskie and Babe Ruth as the era’s greats.
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Adams
Johnson
Aldridge
Mathewson-Coombs
Coyoteskie Adams
Babe Adams
Pittsburg
Pirates
Detroit Tigers
Fred Clarke
Tigers
Smoky
Tirates
Walter Johnson
Vic Aldridge
Christy Mathewson
Jack Coombs
Stanley Coveleskie
Babe
Simple Mixture Helps Stomach Trouble in Ten Minutes
A phrasable ad notes Adlerika mix with buckthorn bark magnesium sulphate and glycerine can ease stomach trouble in ten minutes by removing gas and waste matter. It claims quick relief from fullness and bloating and promotes cheerfulness.
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H. H. Whittlesey
Death Wins Game in East Side Card Room
Police found three men at a board table in an East Side room after a gas leak report. One man lay with head on arm, three aces and two nines in hand. another still held a straight. the third leaned with chin on chest. The scene suggested a fatal game, with death the apparent winner.
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New York
Jay
Tornado Kills Four Near Baton Rouge
A freakish tornado 13 miles east of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, leaves four dead and one injured. Victims include David Myers, his wife, and two daughters aged five and three. an 18 month old child is hurt. A seven year old boy escaped, having just left for school.
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Baton Rouge
Here
David Myers
Cholera Toll Rises Nearby as Manila Cases Fall
In Manila eight deaths and eleven new cases reported in the last 24 hours while cholera cases decline in the city. Manila hospitals hold 144 cholera patients, four in serious condition.
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Manila
Miners Strike Backed by AFL at Convention
Atlantic City N J Oct 15 The American Federation of Labor voted to extend its complete endorsement and sympathy to the United Mine Workers on strike in the anthracite fields John L Lewis president of the miners addressed delegates A special order of business led to a constitutional violation and the officers election was postponed to the convention's closing day as provided by law
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
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