How To Get Rich From A Money Makers Manual
A New Yorker touts a money makers manual claiming easy wealth but the book teaches deceptive schemes. It describes fake illusions, pump shows, junk goods, jarred curiosities, and juice stand scams as profitable angles for beginners. In San Francisco rumors say Dr Rupert Blue may become surgeon general succeeding Walter Wy man after his death.
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New York
New Yorker
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Rupert Blue
Honolulu
Walter Wy- Man
El Stewart to Tour Farmers Institutes
Everett L. Stewart son of Mr and Mrs W A Stewart north of the city leaves tonight for Ames to begin a tour of farmers institutes. He will lecture on Sol ls and assist in corn judging visiting London Bondurant and Afton next week. He did similar work last winter and is an engaging speaker well informed on his topic.
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Everette L. Stewart
W. A. Stewart
Ames
Stewart
London
Bondurant
Afton
Rothschild Baby Show Delights Washington Crowd
Thirty eight infants exhibited at the Rothschild store show as part of the short course. Prizes awarded to Lorene Putman and Charles Crone among others, with judges Greer Hart Swartz arranging a lighthearted outcome amid travel for several judges.
Tiny baby born to Wooley family in early weeks
Everett Wooley, a three week old infant weighing four pounds, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vane Wooley. The brief item notes the newborn as one of the smallest babies reported.
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Lorene Putman
John Putman, Jr
K Edith Brookhart
S. W. Brookhart
Brookhart
Ruth Wilson Lucile Ross
Irene Shelangouskie
Carol Jones
Dorothy Rynearson
Ruth Lins
Kathryn Lohberger
Marguerite Lamansky
Vera Harvey
Faith Brown
Martha Morrett
Kittie Carlin Beulah Chalupa
Charles Crone
Sherm Crone
Stanley Thomas
Everett Wooley
Vane Wooley
Law Prohibits Pill Throwing Amid Public Complaints
County Attorney Dewey vows enforcement after numerous reports of men and boys tossing patent medicine samples onto porches and lawns in Washington. The statute prohibits depositing drug or medicine samples on porches lawns or in vehicles and declares violations as a misdemeanor.
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Washington
Dewey
Washington Irving to Lead Hudson River Steamer Capacity
The Hudson River line unveils a new steamer with capacity for six thousand passengers. The vessel named Washington Irving is slated to eclipse existing boats like the Hendrick Hudson in licensed capacity, a point noted by Detroit Free Press.
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Washington Irving
Hendrick Hudson
Detroit Free Press
Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Public
Public health advisory warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury as harmful to smell and the whole system. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and urges buying genuine Hall products from druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
The Cry Baby at Graham Tonight With Eugene Brockman
The bright witty play The Cry Baby with Eugene Brockman in the title role opens at Graham tonight. A capable company supports strong humor and clear plotting across four acts with fresh western plains ambiance. Curtain 8:30 Saturday and 8:15 other evenings.
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Eugene Brockman
Graham Tonight
Peck's Bad Boy Comes to the Gratlam December 12
Graham presents Peck's Bad Boy a touring musical comedy with a likable cast and comic mixups. The show, long acclaimed, features tuneful songs and performances by a full company. Based on Governor Peck's juvenile sketches, dramatized by Charles F. Pidgin.
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Peci
Peck
Graham
Wisconsin
Charles F. Pidgin
Handsome String of Portraits Enlivens Club Election
Members of a club elected Mrs. De Wealth as president expecting a handsome gift. Instead she presented a portrait of herself, prompting amused reactions and discussion among attendees.
Brook earns tassels at Chicago fat stock show
C A Brook of this community attended the International Stock Show in Chicago. He placed third on two year old Angus steers for 130 dollars and sold them for 11.25 a hundred to Armour. He also earned multiple prizes in Hampshire hog events and bought several prize animals for customers.
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C. A. Brook
Chicago
P. Db. Armour
Hampshire
Brook
Rarely Lose Their Minds says alienists seldom lose minds
An alienist from the Louisville Courier-Journal notes that alienists rarely lose their minds. He asserts they more often lose their morals, as shown by how some testify in criminal trials.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Hyomei Air Remedy Promoted for Catarrh Relief
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a penetrating antiseptic inhalant to reach catarrh germs. It claims effectiveness for catarrh asthma croup coughs colds and catarrhal deafness with a complete outfit priced at one dollar and extra bottles at fifty cents. The firm emphasizes lack of harmful drugs and offers a money back plan through Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Lemmon’s Pharmacy
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