Hypochondriacal Mania Cured by Malt Whiskey Ad
Hypochondriacal mania cured as a result of chronic indigestion relief. Testimonial from Mrs Edward J Fetch praising Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a household remedy. Letter notes long-term use and strong trust in the product for debility cough and digestion. New York address and dated 1907.
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Edward J. Fetch
Duffy
Aelf
Woward
Avenue
New York
Fate
Jon
Duffy's
Dufty's Pure Malt Whiskey touted as health tonic and stimulant
An old advertisement extols Dufty's Pure Malt Whiskey as a thoroughly malted grain distillate, claimed to be a palatable health tonic for workers and the sick, with warnings about cork damage and a price of $1.00. It promises rejuvenation, longevity, and strength while warning against tainted bottles and unsafe handling.
Auditorium Benefit Party Aids Strikers Fund
Visitors from Salt Lake City Park City Evanston and Logan attended an auditorium skating rink event to raise funds for the International Association of Machinists strikers at the Rio Grande Western Railway. The Ogden party drew 200 skaters and about 250 dollars were pledged, with more expected from other sections.
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Salt Lake
Park City
Evanatan
Logan
Strlkers’ Fund
Raltar
Bkaling
International Association of Mechauzed
Rio Grande Western Hallway Company
United States
Tha
Ggden
Raizal
Fintinnal
O'Mara
Nomi Awleam
Romonties
Prizza
Ag Followa
J. F. Pender
Shilrman
P. H. Bromby
Tragetter
M. J. Melaugalit
J. 1. Fife
C.J. Kelleher
Akatlag
Ogien
Bull Lake
Parke City
Byapatan
Login
Amy
Clay Flig
Mobekson
Herbert Dibba
Inyide
Recorm Morris
Jack McLaughtin
Eva “Taner
Clarance
B. Alledwad
Beatrice Austin
Habey
Cecil Raed
F. N. Howard
Gity Damage Case Reverses Decision
Supreme Court remands action of Horndan v. Salt Lake City for a new trial. In an opinion by Justice Frick, joined by Chief Justice McCarty and Associate Justice Straup, the high court overturns the lower court ruling and orders a new trial. George G. Herndon had secured a verdict of 4446 dollars against Salt Lake City.
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Supreme Court
Horndan Ve
Frick
McCarty
Straup
George 4. Herndon
Salt Lake City
Merudon v. Salt Lake City Injuries From Dugway Street Gap
The case involves George L. Merudon suing Salt Lake City for damages after a tom and carriage on Twelfth East and Becond South hit a two and a half block long dugway. Plaintiff injured with a severely wrenched neck, city claimed no duty to maintain the street in travelable condition. The trial argued city must build barriers or maintain safe travel but the supreme court denied ruling, citing prior decisions and noting the defense centered on municipal responsibility for dugway hazards.
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L. Merudon
Salt Lake City
Bita Walle
Twelfth East
Supreme Cour Maiuteliy
Meadache Mystery From October To May Colds
An unclear item notes frequent illnesses from October to May. Mentions a laxative named Bromo Quinine and a reference to I. W. Grove on a box. The fragment hints at remedies or causes but lacks coherent structure or details.
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I. W. Grove
American Magazine May 1889 Notes on Serial Fiction and Contents
A long survey of the May American Magazine highlights Cartin Goodloe’s The Wildomas Read serialization in Simple Septimus and praise for Locke and White pieces. It reviews The Beloved Vagabond author and others, with sketches of new fiction, poetry, and editorials, noting health essays and social topics alongside children’s literature and Sunday school discussions.
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Willa J. Locke
Maring
Simple Septimus
Avery Lament
Sneure
Locke
Wime
Mrraber
Willent
Allen White
Aketeh
Patt
Taft
BOON
Ota
Thi
Dr. Beoler
Healt
Stannard
Nesta Harting
Josephina Daskam
Miss Doty
Morinutt
Across Europe by Motor Boat and other travel pieces
A fragmented review roundup highlights Benny Vowland’s Across Europe by Motor Boat and John T. deCatabbon’s Apple ton travel sketch Bnewball. Harald Bolen’s opening essay argues universal interest while J Walter Thompson champions magazine advertising growth. American Wife and related pieces promise debate. George J. Wade offers a quiet colonial observer’s view, while Pho Dust and Ashes of Defeat concludes a Georgia diary.
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Europe
Benny
Vowland
Natal
Ugwest
Appleton
John T. deCatabbon
Forse Uhell
Harald Bolen
J. Walter Thompenn
Amy Foster Corbin
Lyman Heeaher
Trmertead
FIGHTING FROST IN CALIFORNIA ORCHARDS
County horticultural inspector Rey Sorensen reports on frost protection methods used by California fruit growers. The state board of horticulture confirms several strategies including smudge fires with damp manure, interval fires covered to spread smoke, and large-scale watering to create steam, all aimed at raising orchard temperatures before freezing points. The letter to Secretary John Janac notes readiness and variable application depending on heat and wind, with guidance intended to aid frost control efforts.
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Joh. Sorensen
Sal
Lake
Taule Iy
Trosta
Mr. Sorenson
Ty John Janac
California State Board of Horsiculturs
Sacramento
California
Hig
Roy
PeThasrara
Frosta
Amd J. Tragt
Governor's Proclamation Calls for Peace Observances
In observance of the anniversary of the Hagne conference for universal peace the Governor urges ministers and local church officials across the state to hold peace services on Sunday May 17 1908. A suitable program with brief remarks and readings is requested.
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Myst Hagne
Bupday
Medical bill signed reorganizes Army medical department
The bill signed by the President reorganizes the Army medical department to create a medic corps and a medical reserve corps, outlining expanded medical staffing and reserve structure.
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Washington, Ayatta
Medical Department of the Army
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National Phonograph Company
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Mr Fever & Ghiores
Tryphirest AllGvor
Billy Mortar
G. Yarion
Aesse
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Benser
Ada Janet Tamdevie
Steve Portar
Igwu
Edison Phonographs
Proudfit Sporting Goods Company
Twenty-fourth Street
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J.B. Dooly
Ralph E. Hoag
Oaskor
Joseph S. Perry
A. V. McIntosh
Uashtor
U. 8
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John Pingree
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