Tickers on Stock Exchange Keeping Clerks Up Nights
New York stock action keeps Wall Street clerks busy late into the night with two million share days and rapid ticker prints. Traders, restaurants, and brokerage houses work overtime as the market stays boisterous, with 30,000 clerks employed in exchange related firms and others in the consolidated exchanges.
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Stock Exchange
New York
Block Exchange
Wall Street
Amausials
King Tut
Yatetide
New York Stack Exchange
Urb
Consolidated Exchanges
Danderine Hair Care Claims Promised Thick, Shiny Hair
An advertisement extols Danderine as a hair solution, claiming it moisturizes and brushes through hair to add body, shine, and growth. It touts instant styling results and compares the product to a refreshing shower that nourishes hair, leaving it thick and lively.
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Constani
Untitled Wall Street Trading Turmoil Described
A slow paced scene shows six no deer ma chines on the exchange floor operated by uniformed men amid bedlam. Machines link to a central system feeding private wires to brokerages nationwide, with rare errors. Experts test faster devices and simplified code for stock orders amid rising need to track thousands of trades.
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q_ buttanical aree
Wall Street
Exchange
City to appeal reduction in paving assessments
The city will appeal to the supreme court a district court ruling reducing paving assessments on vacant lots along Williston Avenue. Five property owners A C Cole Myrtle Bellinger Nichomas Morrison Helen Draper and Walter Johnson challenged assessments exceeding 25 percent of property value. The court ordered reductions totaling 21445, preserving neither the property benefit nor the paying costs. City Attorney Harry M Reed urged a timely appeal at a special meeting. If upheld, the shortfall will be paid from city improvement funds.
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Supreme Court
Williston Avenue
District Court
A. C. Cole
Myrtle Bellinger
Nichomas Morrison
Helen Draper
Walter Johnson
Harry M. Reed
Police Notes Report Two Thefts at City Sites
J. Roth reported his 1014 Mobile street store robbed during the night with about three dollars in coins and a quantity of cheap candy taken. Police noted thieves appear to be boys and that a prior theft four days earlier yielded 10 dollars. Jack Vinina, carpenter on Forest avenue, reported a toolbox with valuable tools stolen from a house site overnight.
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Roth
Mobile Street
Jack Vinina
Forest Avenue
Lemon Wrinkle Lotion Promises Youthful Skin
Squeeze juice from two Lemons into three ounces of Orchard White to create a mild anti-wrinkle lotion. Shake well and apply at night to tighten relaxed skin, erase fine lines and crow’s feet, leaving cheeks chin and throat with a younger contour. Works as astringent for enlarged pores and to brighten sallow skin.
Mrs Wilhelmy Saved By Friend
Mary Wu NeLMy of St. Paul Minnesota credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with lifting her from overwork fatigue loss of appetite and insomnia after childbirth She reports rapid improvement after several bottles and says she now eats sleeps well and gains strength providing a testimonial for the product.
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St. Paul
Minn
Tasary
Lydia
Pinkham
Tam
Mary Wu Nelmy
Duke Street
Minnesota
Fire Truck Repainted for Commission at Station No 1
The La France fre ladder truck at station No 1, after years of service and prior repaint, will go into commission tomorrow with a vermilion coat. The aging unit shows up well beside modern equipment. Ralph Hummel and Charles Pierce did the painting and decorating.
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la France
Station No. 1
Ralph Hummel
Charles Pierce
Old Folks Must Not Use Physics Syrup Pepsin Ad
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective laxative for age related constipation. A single dose can regulate bowels for weeks, reducing need for frequent harsh purges. The remedy is marketed as harmless and pleasant, sold in large bottles for those over fifty.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Ill
Keokuk Traveler Fined After Dog Attack on Police
Keokuk Iowa October 20 A traveler who sicced his dog on four officers during a drunken arrest was fined 7.95 dollars in police court. Officers had to shoot the dog to complete the arrest of the man on intoxication charges.
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Keokuk
Pollee
Probate sought for Kate L. Ginsberg will case
Des Moines furniture store owner Kate L. Ginsberg died after falling from a fourth floor window at a Devonport hotel. The will, filed Oct 20, seeks probate and court action to settle her estate.
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Molney
Kate L. Ginsberg
Des Moines
Devonport
Cough Remedy Praised By Mrs Griffith In Missouri Ad
Mrs Myrtle Griffith of 128 South C Street Poplar Bluff Missouri credits Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with curing her persistent cough and improving appetite and blood. She recommends visiting a local drug store or sending 10 cents to Dr Pierce's Invalids' Hotel Buffalo for the remedy and free advice.
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Kennedy
Myrtle Griffith
South C. SL
Poplar Bluff
Pinally
Dr. Pierce
Flotel
Buffalo
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Ney
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Yarbug Jew Charitable and
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Wales
Goodyear
Fleury Ane Edge School
Spreia
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Yak
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Towa
Mar
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Safe Deposit Boxes Insurance, Loan & Investment CO
Lafayette
Thorson
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Taylor Dentists
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Bree
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Jemima
Armour’s
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Meat Department
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