Carnival acts set for week long city engagement
A world class carnival tour arrives in the city for September 4 to 9 with sixteen acts. The show features a 16 piece band, extensive electrical displays, hypnotism, dancing, and various sideshow attractions including a midget, a monkey act, exotic serpents, and a Ferris wheel. Three free acts scheduled on grounds at 4 30 p m 8 30 p m and 10 30 p m.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
America
Adell
Alp Mountains
Geneva
St. Michaels Cathedral
Henry
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure
Readership ad promotes Parisian Sage hair tonic sold at Lemmon's Pharmacy for 50 cents. It claims to banish dandruff stop hair loss and itching with a money back guarantee. Testimonial from Miss Signa Abs Worcester Massachusetts dated June 8 1910.
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Lemmon’s
Touch of Cool Weather Signals Fall Sharply
The past mornings have brought cooler temps with 45 to 47 degrees on the government thermometer. Falllike severity is noted as September nears and the school term begins. the piece urges homeowners to ready furnaces and coal bins for approaching cold weather.
Liquor Question Dominates South Africa Debates
Cape Town August 30 delegates from temperance societies and religious groups in the union urge prohibition of intoxicants to natives. They cite health impacts, note whites suffer more in Africa, and warn German-supplied alcohol could influence regional politics as ships from Hamburg flood the market.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Union of South Africa
United States
South African Union
Africa
Nigeria
British East Africa
Somaliland
Transvaal
Rhodesia
Bechuanaland
Hamburg
Meritol Pile Remedy Ad Shoppers Notice
To the People of Washington we are sole agents in this city for Meritol Pile Remedy. Manufacturers state unusual demand for this prescription remedy. Not a standard salve but a distinct, convenient double treatment. Ask to see a package. advantages clear. Authorized by manufacturers to Ti Lerman's Pharmacy, members of American Drug & Press Association.
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Washington
Fuarantes
Lerman
Phar Ihacy
Anetican Drug & Presa Association
Atwood the Star Aviator Sets Early Flight Records
Boston aviator Harry N. Atwood, MIT graduate, rose to fame with a 108 mile flight from Squantum to New London on June 30, then piloted 145 miles to Governors Island. He earned a full Aero Club license after trials on July 3 and undertook a Washington flight on July 4 with stops at Asbury Park Tuckerton and Atlantic City.
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Harry N. Atwood
Boston
Missouri
Atlantic
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard-Yale
Thames River
New London
Atwood
Squantum
Mass
Fame
Governors Island
Aero Club of America
R.S. Madden
Army
Bay
Miss Liberty
John 8
Fickle
Aero Club
Atlantic City
Granville M. Hunt
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Asbury Park
Tuckerton
Venice Park
Charlies KX
Hamilton
Baltimore
College Park
White Mouse
Washington Monument
White House
Taft
St. Louis
Springfield
Chicago
Buffalo
Syracuse
Albany
New York
Toothache Cost Railroader a $20 000 Suit
Jurors in Spokane county superior court will hear a case against Great Northern Railway over a passenger ejected for alleged fare payment dispute. John H. Larson seeks 20000 for humiliation pain and distress after being forced to walk 24 miles for dental care when a train refused a twenty dollar gold coin and sail had insufficient fare. He boarded a Spokane bound train in Lincoln county on June 29 and was told to pay the conductor. The coin was declared spurious and his 315 cents could not cover the fare so the train was stopped and he walked to Spokane. His jaw swelled en route and friends did not recognize him.
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Spokane County
Larson
Stedman
Spokane
Waukon
Prevention Is Key in Curbing School Lying
Holy Cross professor Rev. Robert Switherath told Boston teachers that liars are not hopeless and can be cured with patience and sympathy. He argued prevention is more crucial than cure, noting causes vary from egotism to nervousness and that treatment must fit the individual.
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Holy Cross
Robert Switherath
Holy Cross College
Teachers’ Congress
Boston College
Drummer Samuel Johnson Leaves Marine Band After 33 Years
Samuel Johnson, first drummer of the marine band, resigns after thirty-three years of service saying he is tired of beating a drum and will try something else. He previously retired in 1894 when Sousa left leadership, then returned in 1897 to rejoin the blue and gold.
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Samuel Johnson
Marine Band
Johnson
John Philip Sousa
Marine Corps
Bartlett A Freshman at University of Nevada
George A. Bartlett former Nevada congressman enters the University of Nevada freshman class. He will study general chemistry mineralogy and mining while spending four hours daily at University Hall. Bartlett a leading Democrat, age forty one, was at large congressman 1907 to 1911 and is seen as a possible 1914 gubernatorial candidate.
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University of Nevada
George A. Bartlett
Nevada
Bartlett
Bradford Sewage Cake Produced From City Waste
In Bradford England city authorities press sewage into large cakes. Thousands of tons are produced each year from the city sewage with about 15 million gallons treated daily. The process extracts grease and moisture while the residue is disposed of as fertilizer.
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Bradford
England
Dr Wiley and the microbes bounce back in verses
A playful verse from Hayper's Weekly mocks Dr Wiley as microbes celebrate, claiming the germs will rebound after Wiley's departure. The spoof imagines the microbes thriving and preparing for renewed strength as they bounce with glee.
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Eor
Dr. Wiley
Dodd Gastit
Hayper's Weekly
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