Clergyman's Son Testimonial for Tuberculosis Cure
A testimonial from AME GIA NEW YORK dated July 9 1908 reports recovery from la grippe progressing to tuberculosis after using Eckman s Alterative. The writer details night sweats weight loss and weakness improving after taking the remedy and credits it with restoring appetite and health. The notice lists McElhinney Drug Co and North Side Pharmacy in Washington as distributors and invites inquiry to Eckman Lab for evidence.
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Amegia
N. Y
Rochester
Eekmen
Cowles
Eekman
Washington
McElhinney Drug Co
North Side Pharmacy
Eckman
Phila
Caloric cookers promoted by Rothschilds at The Fair
Local notes promote Caloric cookers sold only by Rothschilds and mention the Fair with Better bargains on hammocks and parasols. Short items list visits to Des Moines for political conventions and show various residents traveling to nearby towns for shopping, visits, and family events.
Daddy's Bedtime The Boy and Rover Face Bear
A boy's daily walk to school with his Uncle Ned and their Newfoundland Rover ends in tragedy and relief when a neighbor's accusation of a sheep killing triggers a family hunt. Rover battles a bear and saves the day, proving the dog's loyalty.
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Ned
Rover
Mr. Brainstone
Begin
Dolliver Permanent Chairman Declared In Des Moines Caucus
Special to Evening Journal reports the Republicans at the Des Moines state convention selected a permanent chairman after a spirited vote. The outcome centers on party leadership and procedural steps as delegates finalize their leadership slate.
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W. A. Birney
Des Moines
J. L. Brookhart
W. J. Hamilton
Carrie
Burlington
Loveland
Colo
Omaha
Weer Pottery Gowns Show Indian Garb From Clay Piece
A fragmentary report describes Indian figures portrayed in attire made from pottery shards. The event highlights indigenous craft and fashion using simple clay materials.
Cure for Warts and Corns by Carbon Dioxide Snow
A Mexico style medical note cites the American Journal of Surgery on removing warts and corns with carbon dioxide snow via a leather pouch and gas pulse. The method forms a pencil shaped applicator, applies 20 to 50 seconds, excises vesicles, and dresses the raw surface with bland powder.
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American Journal of Surgery
Wu Ting Fang Named Adviser to Chinese Foreign Office
Pekin August 3 Wu Ting Fang former Chinese minister to the United States has been designated to a new post as adviser to the Chinese foreign office.
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Wu Ting Fang
Pekin
United States
Foreign Office
The Real Need in Negro Households
A northern news column recounts a scene in a justice of the peace office where a Black woman asserts dominance in her family. When asked if she would call police after a beating, she smiles and says she would not, but would call the undertaker instead.
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Jedge
Flexibility of English and French as languages
The London Chronicle notes claims that English is the most expressive and musical language per Swinburne and Richard Jefferies. It argues French ranks next for clarity and rhythm due to vowels. It cites Dollinger that German is not a language, but speakers understand each other, countering Westley’s bagpipe metaphor.
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Swinburne
Westley
Dollinger
London Chronicle
Lightning Predictor Fails in Rural Sideshow
An old farmer recalls a lightning calculator act in a sideshow called the thunderstar. He notes the performer chuckled at his question about directing lightning, labeling the act a big fake in a rural display.
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