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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1906

Page

3

Faceless Dyes and War on Liquor Spoof in Pieced Text

A collage of phrases includes a dye product claim for silk wool and cotton at ten cents a package, a cautionary note about Patience true, and a Kansas anti liquor society plan to mail cure recipes. Also quoted banter shows Bridget defending faith in a policeman presence with a playful Irish accent.

Puetnam Kansas

Motherhood Lesson Stirs Atlantic City Chat on Care

Mrs. Maud Miller Hipple urges that even wealthy young mothers must personally nurture their babies. A boardwalk scene underscores the point when a mother finds a nurse wheeling a baby but realizes the infant was forgotten in a sunlit carriage, highlighting the duty of maternal care.

Maud .Miller Hipple

Indictment in Hartje divorce case shocks Pittsburg

Augustus Hartje the millionaire publisher is indicted for conspiring to defame his wife Mrs Mary Scott Hartje and implicates John Welshons and Clifford Hope in a frightful conspiracy. Hope confessed to perjury after Hartje allegedly hired him to smear Mrs Hartje.

Pittsburg Augustus Hartje Mary Scott Hartje John Welshons Clifford [Iooe Hartje Welshons East Land Hope Tom Madine Madine Europe Clifford Hoce Hoce Hartis New Jersey Maryland West Virginia Ohio

President Roosevelt Thanks Salisbury Hospital for Care

At Salisbury cathedral Bishop Webb read a letter from President Roosevelt to infirmary officials praising the care given to American sufferers from the train wreck. Roosevelt notes that one patient wrote that no sacrifice was too great for those who cared for them.

Salisbury England Salisbury Cathedral Webb Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt

There's a reason to chew Grape Nuts for digestion

The advertisement explains if teeth are fit chew until swallowed, and if teeth are faulty soften Grape Nuts with hot milk or cream. It argues Grape Nuts are hard granules ground by teeth, which helps saliva flow and digestion, and claims users digest not only Grape Nuts but foods that troubled digestion before.

President In Touch On Cuba Crisis Warships Might Go to Havana

The Des Moines sailed to Key West en route to Havana as U S officials monitor the Cuban revolt. President Roosevelt keeps close wire contact with state navy and war departments while awaiting precise facts on insurgent strength and government power. Officials say no U S intervention unless the conflict widens to a general conflagration and no foreign demand exists for U S action. Havana presses speculate on warship movements and U S interest in peace.

Washington, D. C Des Moines Norfolk Key West Havana Halsey Navy Department Department of State Uncle Sam Cuba United States Spain U. S Navy Oyster Bay Mr. Morgan Hanava Europe Sleeper Palma

Fatal Collapse Traps Tulsa Fire Chief and Others

A three story brick building collapsed in Tulsa Indian Territory trapping Fire Chief R C Alde and at least two others. Rescue teams work to reach the imprisoned as a second collapse endangers responders and bystanders.

Tulsa Ind R. C. Alde Alder

Sensational German Dash for British Coast Claim

London correspondent reports that during the Hamburg maneuvers on September 10 36 torpedo boat destroyers allegedly dashed to the British coast and returned undetected according to the Daily Mail correspondent.

London Eng Hamburg Daily Mail

Cotton Average High Amid Broad Crop Strength Across States

The crop reporting board notes cotton strong with high September 1 readings and compares state by state conditions for corn, spring wheat, oats, barley, rye, buckwheat, tobacco and potatoes. It lists 1906 versus 1905 figures, ten year averages, and notes total ginners’ activity and gains by state up to the year.

Washington, D. C Crop Reporting Board Bureau of Statistics Department of Agriculture Minois Nebraska Kansas Texas Missouri Indiana Ohio Arkansas Mississippi Indian Territory Oklahoma Louisiana United States Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Washington N. Carolina Virginia S. Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Tennessee North Carolina South Carolina

Woman's plea for relief from severe female trouble to Mrs Pinkham

Letters from Mrs Mary Dimmick of Washington DC describe eight years of excruciating pain and a doctor recommending operation. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports complete recovery and urges other women to write for guidance. The testimonial notes a centennial swords-to-plow allegory and promotes the product as life saving.

Lydia EK Pinkham Mary Dimmick E. Capitol Streets Washington, D. C Lydia Lynn Mass

Maine Election Yields Cobb Re elected Amid Prohibition Platform

Governor William T. Cobb of Rockland, a Republican, held office after a tight Maine vote by under 8000 plurality on a platform backing the state prohibition law. Congresssman Charles E. Littlefield, also Republican, won re election with a substantially smaller margin, while the legislature is expected to remain solidly Republican.

Maine Portland William T. Cobb Rockland Charles E. Littlefield

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