Burden Life Finally Cured by Home Remedy Co
A testimonial touts the Home Remedy Company treatment for cancer tumors and various ailments. Mrs Jessie Curry, wife of Curry Bros. cigar maker, credits relief after external sores and long illness. The notice promises free testimonials and urges readers to request details from Topeka, Kansas.
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Moore v National Council of Knights and Ladies at Security ruling
Kansas Supreme Court upholds district court decision in Moore vs. National Council of Knights and Ladies at Security. Case centers on alleged mismanagement, bylaw compliance, and due process in suspension of Moore by the executive committee. Court affirms ruling while outlining limits on council authority and member discipline.
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Cars as Letter Boxes Trial Planned in Washington
First Assistant Postmaster General Wynce considers a plan to install waterproof mail drop boxes on street cars to collect letters at crossings. If the Washington trial succeeds, the system could be adopted nationally. The idea, proposed by Baltimore’s George B. McAmixter, aims to transfer mail from express lines and improve connectivity.
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Eruption Wrecks Guatemalan Coffee Lands Far Inland
A cable from Guatemala City reports Santa Maria volcano devastation surpassing Mont Pelee. Hundreds dead and vast coffee estates buried beneath ash. Sea covered by volcanic material, national currency devalued, prices driven up, and commerce paralyzed as U S citizens and Germans faced losses.
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Tribute to Ingalls in forthcoming Washington book
Washington Post notes a Washington int o The Atchison Globe announces the early appearance of a new Ingalls Book. The work promises selections from the public utterances of the famed orator and writer, praising his patriotism and literary valor while criticizing his critics as mediocrity. Job J. Ingalls is lauded as a force in public life with striking eloquence and vigorous temperament.
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School Teachers Learn Just Like Other People
Mrs. Alice Niegel of Ponting TH credits Grape-Nuts and Postum for recovery from years of illness caused by coffee and improper eating. She describes improved health, strength, and happiness after adopting the foods, noting neighbors urged her to try them and that she consumed them with cream and sugar.
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Tribute to Senator Anthony Ends His Long Senate Career
The passage lauds Anthony of Rhode Island calling him powerful and gracious and notes that after eighteen years in the United States Senate he retired poorer than when he began. Despite widespread criticism, there was not a single accusation against his personal integrity.
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Delineator December issue a deluxe time of celebration
The December Delineator issue is a deluxe edition marking the magazine’s thirtieth anniversary. It offers up famous writers, lavish illustrations, and a mix of poetry by Sir Edwin Arnold, colorized stories by F Hopkinson Smith and Howard Chandler Christy, and features on Christmas gifts, child training, night photography, and literary sketches by Josephine Dodge Dasham John Lutter Jr Loomis and others.
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Federation of Labor Opens with Seated Denver Delegates
New Orleans November 15 The credentials committee reported seating John R O Leary Denver care makers and E A Bassette Denver trades and labor assembly. Auditing showed current year finances with balance on hand 2888 thousand and expenditures 119186. Various label applications approved. Delegates allowed to submit resolutions today. Main proposals seek national disability insurance and amending the constitution to prohibit money fines in court to equalize justice for rich and poor.
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Married couple elope from Wahesh to Fort Worth
Fort Worth news reports the elopement of Mrs. Bret Harter with George Gordon, a wealthy Fort Worth resident. Mrs Harter, formerly married to a soldier, left husband and child, sparked by her relation to Mrs Dan Hanna, daughter of Senator Mark Hanna. Gordon is connected to prominent Cleveland and Fort Worth families.
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No Hoboken Barmaids Supreme Court Decision
New Jersey Supreme Court upholds Hoboken ordinance barring barmaids, deeming it a valid police regulation. Justice Collins writes that prohibiting female entertainers from aiding intoxication premises protects public order and prevents solicitation of customers.
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Tilinois Joins the Squadron Mobilizing in Norfolk
Norfolk Va Nov 36 The United States battleship Mitneis has joined the squadron mobilizing here for South Atlantic maneuvers. The squadron at Norfolk and Hampton Roads includes the battleships Tilino s Alabama Kearearge Massachusetts Indians Texas, cruisers Detroit Cincinnati San Francisco and several converted yachts and gunboats with a large torpedo fleet.
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