Mother Mason testifies Karnak’s health benefits in Wichita
Helena Strode Mason known as Mother Mason and beloved Wichita Police Matron praises Karnak medicine after two years of stomach trouble. She attributes her recovery to Karnak and urges others to use it, citing renewed energy and appetite as proof. Karnak is sold in Pocatello by Schramm Johnson Drug Co. and by local pharmacists.
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Helena Strode Mason
Mason
Wichita
Karnak
Pocatello
Schramm-Johnson Drug Co
Magson
Kansas
Mother Mason
E. T. Ellis
Egypt’s Nile delta sees eighteen heavy rain days yearly
The passage notes Egypt’s rainless climate, with irrigation boosting vegetation. In the Nile delta there are about eighteen days of heavy rain annually. Tea remains the Tetban staple, boiled with salt and butter to a thick, greasy-looking brew.
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Egypt
Nile
Terrier Heroic Rescue Saves Toddler in Fire
Spot the fox terrier saved the baby of actress Dorothy Mackaye from a house fire after earlier losing a leg in a fight with a large dog that attacked the child. The terrier awoke a governess just in time as flames engulfed the home.
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New York
Spot
Dorothy Mackaye
Denver Passes Newsboy Licensing Ordinance
Denver officials signed a city ordinance regulating newspaper sales by newsboys. The measure requires badges and licenses for vendors, issued free by the city, and prohibits sales by boys under 12 or girls under 21. The city council approved the measure last Monday.
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Denver
Colo
Stapleton
Exposition officers named for Northwest fair
New York advisory board of the Pacific Northwest Commercial and Industrial Exposition announced five railroad presidents and Alaska governor George A Parks as honorary officers for the event to be held in New York early next year. Louis W Hill chairman of the Great Northern was named honorary president and Governor George A Parks of Alaska honorary vice president with associate presidents Charles Donneley Ralph Budd Carl Gray and H E Byram. Governors of Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon were named vice presidents and O M Lanstrom of Helena Montana was named president.
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New York
Alaska
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
George A. Parks
Charles Donneley
The
Northern Pacific
Ralph Budd
Great Northern
Carl Gray
Native crews lay cornerstone for St Michael's church in Gordova
In Gordova Alaska on October 15 Tikhon Lavrischeff led dedication ceremonies for the cornerstone of St Michael's Russian Greek Catholic church. Builders, using furnishings from Nuchek's ruined temple, reconstruct a church once part of the Baranoff era in Russia.
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Gordova
Alaska
Russia
Tikhon Lavrischeff
St. Michael’s
Nuchek
Papal Audience With Archbishop Hanna Discusses San Francisco
In Rome the pope granted a private audience to Archbishop Edward J. Hanna of San Francisco. They spoke at length about the archdiocese and religious matters under Hanna's jurisdiction. The pope noted American piety and generosity during the holy year jubilee.
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Rome
Edward J. Hanna
San Francisco
Archdiocese of
Arcchbishop
Hanna
Americana
New Comet Detected by Russian Astronomer Barabaschoff
A Kiel telegram from Oct 14 reports a new comet discovered by Russian astronomer Barabaschoff in Pegasus near Thet, visible with two pair lenses. The discovery was noted by Kharkova Observatory and places the body southeast of Pegasi Thet in the northern sky.
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Kiel
Germany
Kiel Observatory
Astronomical
Kharkova
Russia
Barabaschoff
Tramp Miner Worth Million After Patent Victory
San Francisco reports George Campbell Carson once a tramp miner now heir to over 20 million dollars following a U S Supreme Court ruling upholding a copper smelting patent. Carson, age nine, plans research in physics and rejects mail from well wishers while remaining devoted to bachelor life and future employment. The article also notes Babe Adams and John Johnson in a World Series context and recalls Adams’ 1909 Pirates title-winning game.
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Ben G. Kline
The
Pocatello Tribune
San Francisco
University of California Hospital
Golden Gate Park
George Campbell Carson
Carson
Seattle
Supreme Court of the
United States
Walter Johnson and Aldridge Poised for World Series Start
Pittsburg Oct 15 Walter Johnson and Vic Aldridge are favored to start today in game seven of the world's series while immortals Christy Mathewson Jack Coombs Stanley Coveleskie and Babe Ruth stand inside the legendary room.
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Pittsburg
Walter Johnson
Vic Aldridge
Christy Mathewson
Jack Coombs
Stanley Coveleskie
Babe
Simple Mixture Promises Quick Stomach Relief
Buckthorn bark magnesium sulph glycerine and Adlerika mix eases stomach trouble in ten minutes by removing gas and waste matter. It relieves fullness and bloating, improves mood, and aids chronic constipation. Advertisement for Whittlesey's Pharmacy.
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Adlerika
H. H. Whittlesey
Death Wins Game in East Side Card Room
Police discovered three men dead at a card table in an east side room. One man, Ore, lay with three aces and two nines clutched in his right hand, while another reached for a pot claiming a straight. The third sat back with chin on chest as gas was reported by the landlady.
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New York
Ore
Tornado Kills Four Near Baton Rouge
A freakish tornado struck 13 miles east of Baton Rouge Louisiana late yesterday killing four people David Myers his wife and two daughters ages five and three and injuring an 18 month old baby a seven year old boy escaped after leaving home for school.
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Baton Rouge
Here
David Myers
Cholera Toll Rises in Manila and Nearby Provinces
Manila reports eight deaths and eleven new cases in the last 24 hours as cholera easing continues. Hospitals house 144 cholera patients with four in serious condition across the capital and adjacent areas.
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Manila
Miners Strike Backed by AFL at Convention
Atlantic City N J October 15 The American Federation of Labor unanimously endorsed the United Mine Workers of America now on strike in the anthracite fields John L Lewis president addressed the delegates Election of officers was postponed after a special order of business revealed a constitutional violation.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
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