Off for the Philippines from San Francisco
Maj Gen Otis signals troop ships City of Puebla and Pennsylvania to sail for Honolulu and the Philippines. Crowds cheer as transports depart, with small boats, guns, and whistles greeting the convoy. City of Puebla carries 843 men including 4th Cavalry, artillerists, medical staff, and recruits. other transports total about 920 men.
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Choers
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City of
Puebla
Honolulu
Fourteenth United States Infantry
North Dakota
Wyoming
Idaho
Fourth
United States Cavalry
Sixth
United States Artillery
Third
Signal Corps
Russell
Hospital Corps
Pennsylvania
Rio Janeiro
War Bond Subscriptions Total 1 365 Billion as Allotments Planned
Assistant Secretary Vanderlipp announced corrected figures for the war bond issue subscriptions reaching about 1.365 billion dollars including syndicate bids. Individual allotments under 5 thousand will be honored, those over 5 thousand rejected, and no bank or corporate allotments will be made. Officials said no interest will accrue until August 1 and notices of allotment and payment details will be sent by August 1 or shortly after for remote points.
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Wasuixetos
Vanderlipp
Vanierlipp
Gage
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Stowe in Her Stomach Pink Pills Tale From Gazette Blan dinville
The wife of Rev. A. R. Adams of Bedford Christian Church in Blandinsville Ill describes long illness with stomach pain weight loss and nerve troubles. After ten doctors and no help she credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with recovery beginning last November and completing after eleven boxes. She reports improved appetite energy and ability to work, urging others to try the remedy amid many similar cures.
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the Gazette
Blandinsville
A. R. Adams
Bedford Christian Church
Ill
Mra. Adama
Jacob Nuren schmidt’s odd council debut in Hamilton
Jacob Nuren schmidt, new alderman, causes laughter at a Hamilton common council meeting. He mistakenly interprets parliamentary procedure as he taps his chest and declares the paving resolution “seconded by me” in a humorous miscommunication about Sibley street. The incident highlights his unfamiliarity with council rules.
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Jacob Nurenschmidt
Hamilton
Council
Jacob
Satan
Detroit Free Press
Noisy ponder and stealth invention surprise Chicago news
Gunn boasts a perfecting of a noiseless invention that could revolutionize warfare and bring vast fortune. Dunn questions the discovery, while a Chicago Evening News quips about women and winged devices, blending humor with the era's tech chatter.
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Chicago Evening
The Dignified Woman at the Hospital
A dignified woman, resting in a city hospital, shares humor about misinterpretations of her condition. A curious patient asks about an operation, hinting at brain surgery, while the dignified woman insists she has not been operated on yet and questions the other’s assumptions.
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St. Louis Republic
Open Letter Defends Castoria Trademark Rights
Dr Samuel Pitcher of Hyannis Massachusetts asserts in court the exclusive use of the word Castoria and Pitcher's Castoria. He claims to be originator of Pitcher's Castoria with the facsimile signature of Chas H Fletcher on every wrapper and says no one may use his name except The Centaur Company led by Fletcher.
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Mothers of America
Chas
H. Fletcher
Centaur Company
Chas, H. Fletcher
Samuel Pitcher, M
No Cause for Alarm in Softleigh Death Shines
A Chicago Evening piece notes public reassurance as Death loves a shining mark, with Misa Cutting-Oh urging calm and misgivings softened by confident voices. The mood centers on caution fading as assurances rise.
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Softleigh
Misa Cutting
Chicago
Allen's Foot-Ease advertisement and local notices
A scanned newspaper fragment promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder for swollen hot feet with cooling relief and claim of cure for blisters and callous spots. It lists price at 25c, trial package free, and notes Dr Moffett's Teethina Powder is also advertised. A joke about spending summer in Europe appears at the end.
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Allen
Allen 5
Olmsted
Te Roy
N. Y
Cured by Pigo's Cure and bemused notices from papers
A dated testimonial from Mary Thomson of Allegheny Pa proclaims a cure by Pigo's Cure and a fragmentary noisy ad wit from Washington Democrat and L A W Bulletin jokes about laxatives and refunds. The text references evoked phrases about money talks and back talk with minor years and prices.
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Pigo
Mary Thomson
Ohio Agre
Allegheny
Halls Catarrh Cure Price Noted in Chicago Ad
An internal sale notice advertises Halls Catarrh Cure at 75e. The item is repeated, followed by a witty Chicago News quote about a woman who fails to say because having another excuse.
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Halls
Chicago News
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