Washington Post Book Cover Contest Draws Global Interest
The Washington Post launches a cash prize contest awarding $1,000 to readers who identify books from eight pictured covers on coupons. Begun January 6, the contest has exhausted daily issues, drawing inquiries from Boston Missouri and beyond. Participants may submit multiple solutions, with separate judging for each set, and coupons should be mailed only after all pictures appear.
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Boston
Missouri
Washington Post
Isauea
Soston
Euthore
R. L
Doctors Admit They Can Do Nothing More For Stomachs
Government analysis in the United States and Great Britain endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as containing natural digestive elements. The ad claims a 50 cent package digests food after meals, relieves dyspepsia and related ailments, and offers a free trial with no risk.
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Stuart
United States
Great Britain
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Drugeists
District Commissioners move to eject Peters from Fifty second street
In District Supreme Court the District accuses William and Charles Peters of unlawfully occupying and using a fifty second street northeast parcel claimed to be under District jurisdiction. They allege a frame house encroaches seven feet over the street and that crops have been grown there. They also dispute ownership via a transfer to James Buckingham, a possibly fictitious name, and seek disclosure of Buckingham’s identity and conveyance details.
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Sait
District Supreme Court
William and
Charles Peters
Fifty-second Street
Petersés
John W. Glennan
George Sheriff
Linwood
Fifty-second
Buckingham
Peters
Express Company Sued Over Delivery Wagon Crash
Mrs Edith L Brown sues Adams Express Company in District Supreme Court for 9600 damages after a November 6 1906 collision between an electric delivery wagon and her carriage left her seriously injured. She alleges company negligence as the cause and that she rode on the lawful north side of the street.
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Adams Express Company
District Supreme Court
Edith L. Brown
Brown
Policeman Suspended Without Pay After False Report
At a police trial board meeting J F McKenzie of the Eighth precinct was found to have filed a false report about the January 2 revolver handling. He did not attend the trial and was suspended indefinitely without pay. The bulletin also lists assorted local ads and notices about events and goods.
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Police Department
J. F. McKenzie
McKenzie
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N.Y. Age
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