Akron mother praises Sonnines witz soap for child cure
Mrs George J. Steese of 701 Coburn St Akron writes that her baby’s severe skin sores were healed after using Sonnines witz soap and accompanying ointment. She recalls doctors failing and says the treatment restored the child’s health and appearance, and would buy it again even at five dollars.
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Cutigara
George J. Steese
Coburn St
Akron
Holding Out a Hope in Adjoining Equity Ad
A fragment from a legal notice shows a litigant asking about in person appearances and hearing schedules while the circuit clerk and attorney are mentioned. The text also advertises seed catalogues and farm seeds from John A. Salzer Seed Co. with promises of free seed gifts and decorative flora.
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Chicago Tribune
Secda
John A. Salzer
la Crosse
Wis
Witty Warrensburg President and Phone Call Prank
A Warrensburg normal college president, famed for tolerating calls during study periods, is briefly challenged when a sweet voiced caller tricks him with a prank call. The incident, recounted with humor, highlights campus phone etiquette and student antics.
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Warrensburg
A &E
Missouri
Warrensburg Normal
Rose
Teddy
Grape-Nuts Diet Restores Editor’s Health and Vigor
New Jersey editor credits Grape-Nuts with curing years of nervous dyspepsia and enabling a return to work. He describes improved digestion, increased strength, and the ability to write vigorously after adopting the regimen and outdoor activity. The testimonial mentions Postum Co. and the book The Road to Wellville.
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New Jersey
Postum Co
Wellville
Loss of the British King in Atlantic storm
A fierce Atlantic gale wrecked the British King about 159 miles south of Sable Island. Twenty seven crew members died, including Capt. James O'Hagan of the Bostonian, which rescued five survivors. Rescued men include James Lanizan and J D Crawford, among others. many victims were Belgians, with one stowaway from New York. Two Bostonian lifeboats crews battled surf to save lives.
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Phoenix Line
Sable ‘Island
Leyland Line
Bostonian
Manchester
Mannheim
Rotterdam
New York
Ute
James, O'Hagan
James Lanizan
J. 1D. Grawford
Adelphis Beck
William J. Curry
Henry Parkotel
Four Thousand Shortage Shocks Johnson County Bank
In Centerview Missouri an internal probe into Bank of Counterview accounts reveals a $4000 shortage after a Kansas City expert found $2000 missing from the safe, adding to prior $2000 discrepancy in county funds. Cashier Delaney, once a leading figure, disappeared recently. his family remains and his estimated estate is about $60,000 amid ongoing investigations and uneasy public sentiment.
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Serteniew Mo
Bank of Counterview
Dehas Ag
Elamner Burkhardt
Kansas City
Wea
Delaney
Johnson County
Centerview
Protection payments case tied to St Louis jail witness
Alfred W. Syrett former real estate promoter now jailed on embezzlement warrants allegedly paid large sums to a St. Louis police captain for protection in the city. Circuit Attorney Sager ordered Syrett and a jail guard be brought before him before grand jury testimony. A mutual friend reportedly delivered a warning that if Syrett did not stand pat the captain would back him with lethal force.
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St. Louis
Alfred W. Syrett
Sager
Syrett
San Francisco
Pat
Tennent Sr. Arrested Over Bank Fraud Claims in St Louis
J S Tennent Sr longtime head of Tenngni Shoe Co was arrested Wednesday at his home 4140 Washington Blvd on a bench warrant for obtaining money under false pretenses He was released on 5000 bond The warrant says he borrowed 75000 from Franklin Bank a year ago using a statement of the firm's finances that allegedly misstated essentials
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St. Louis
John H. Tennent
Tenngni Shoe Co
Washington Boulevard
Tennent
Franklin Bank
Tentient
Havana Limited and Nickel Plate travel charms advertised
An ornate travel advertisement touts the Havana Limited to Cuba with Pullman dining and sleeping cars, barbers, and limited sailings, plus the Nickel Plate Road with attentive service and Pullman sleepers. It invites readers to contact agents in St Louis or Chicago for six month excursion rates and notes the value of travel for actors and the public. A cold cure and wealth happiness quip conclude the item.
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Havana
Mobile
Tlavana
Sunrive
Prince Eer
St. Louis
Inc. M
General Ager
Actora
Yopwar
Nickel Plate Road
Pullman
la Salle St
Chicago
Cage
Adams St
Chi
Heritage of Civil War Veteran Recalls Kidney Cure
Capt. John L. Ely of Co. E, 17th Ohio, living in Newton Kansas, describes chronic kidney trouble after Civil War service. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills, bought in 1901, with curing his back pain distress and urinary issues. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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John L. Ely
Co. E
17Th Ohio
Dist
Second Street
Newton
Kansas
Ely
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
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