Dr Williams Pink Pills Cited As Cure For Debility
A Pittsburgh woman Mrs Morrison credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring her health after a bout with grip left her run down. She reports regained strength, appetite, and steadier nerves, praising the pills as effective for blood and nervous system health. The ad claims benefits for various disorders and notes price and mail order details.
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Carson
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Pittsburg
Dr. Williams
Morrison
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Fad of Glum Etiquette Creates Social Friction
An East Coast social trend has emerged where rigid civility and letter introductions replace genuine welcome. A wealthy Roman family member visiting Newport with numerous letters cannot present them, as society leaders ignore unsolicited appeals.
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Tidak
Newport
Chromophage Microbe Turns Hair Gray Says New York Study
A New York discovery, the chromophage, reportedly turns hair gray early and is especially common among actors and society women. Bald men are immune, and experts debate whether hair color loss is caused by this microbe rather than blood. Heat appears to influence its effect, with curling tongs cited as a mitigating factor.
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New York
Man Quits Coffee After 40 Years Turns To Postum
A 70-year-old North Dakota man describes quitting coffee after four decades and adopting Postum. He reports improved nerve strength, health, and energy within two months, noting better performance in writing and calculations. He urges others to boil the drink longer if taste is hard to accept.
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N. Dak
Millionaire grain dealers crushed by railroad discrimination
An interstate commerce witness A T Aygarn of Pontiac Illinois tearfully testified that railroads and elevator trust discrimination ruined him for selling to farmers. J E Brennan and E G Dunn, solicitors for Eschenberg & Dalton, described the battle between farmers and commission men in Iowa and Illinois. Other witnesses cited similar ruin from blacklisting and car rejections, with examples from the Burlington and Missouri railroads.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce
A. T.aygarn
Pontiac
Finois Association
Iowa
Ilinois
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E.G. Dunn
Eschenberg & Dalton
Ilinois Grain Dealers’ Association
Lowell, Holt & Col
Howard Grain and Mercantile Company
HW. U W. Carr
H. H. Carr & Co
Grain Trust
Commissioner Prouty
Sis
Burlington & Missouri Road
Robert Watke
Standard Oil Trial Ends Abruptly In Findlay Court
The Findlay trial of the Standard Oil Company of Ohio for alleged conspiracy against trade ended suddenly as court session closed. The state failed to prove the company authorized rebates to retail dealers, with the judge ruling agent authority must be established for such evidence.
Industrious French Arsenal Workmen Multitask For Extra Pay
Reports from Toulon describe laborers at the natal arsenal taking on secondary trades during lensure hours. Workers carpet beat in hotels, distribute prospectuses, deliver bills, or act as parcel carriers for local stores. Some claim overwork leaves no time for mere trade, while others pursue shoemaking, watchmaking, and barber services in the yards.
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Natal
Toulon
France
Arsenal
H E
Tax Receipt Keeper Reflects Long Civic Life in East Liberty
Charles King of East Liberty near Pittsburg, a 78 year old contractor and brick manufacturer born in Baltimore in 1828, has kept tax receipts for 41 years. He voted first for John Fremont and most recently for Theodore Roosevelt, illustrating a long-standing Republican civic role in the East Liberty community.
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Charles King
Defenee Liberty
Pittsburg
Stent
East Liberty
King
Baltimore
John
C. Fremont
Nhe
Curious Postum Contest Proves Costly Yet Revealing
A historic Postum cereal contest drew thousands of entrants in 1906 to win prizes including 31 boxes and 300 greenbacks. L. D. Reese of Denver won $100 in gold for 941 correct words. 2–3 K. Fraser of Lincoln, Pa., took a $10 prize with 921 correct words. The process required long hours by young examiners, delays in awarding, and a costly but instructive effort in scientifically selecting reading-level words from grain-related texts.
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Postum
Cereal Co
Battle Creek
Gokive
Feuru
Tom
Peneraly
Youngslady
United States
Peggar
D. Reese
Stig
Denver
Colo
K. Fraser
Lir¢olh
Twenty Five Colliers Die in Wingate Colliery Explosion
A coal mine explosion at the Wingate colliery near Durham at about midnight Sunday killed 25 miners and entombed 290 more. Rescue efforts limited by many workers being outside. Officials suspect an accidental firedamp explosion as the cause. The blast shattered windows across Wingate town.
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Durham
Wingate
Supreme Court Denies Rehearing in Senator Burton Case
The Supreme Court rejected Burton Leses petition for a rehearing in the case where the former Kansas senator is imprisoned and fined for taking an attorney's fee in a government interest case during his senatorial term.
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Burton Leses
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Burton
Kansas
Wisconsin smallpox outbreak halts admissions at Mendota hospital
The state board of control in Madison halted admitting new patients to the Mendota state hospital for the insane due to a smallpox outbreak. County judges were notified to suspend commitments until quarantine ends.
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Madison
Wis
Mendota State Hospital
State Board of Control
Evangelist Sam Jones Dies On Oklahoma Train Ride Near Little Rock
Memphis Tenn Samuel Jones famed evangelist collapsed and died Monday aboard a Choctaw Gulf train near Little Rock Ack He resided in Cartersville Georgia about fifty miles from Atlanta
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Sam Jones
Memphis
Tenn
Samuel Jones
Little Rock
Ack
Mr. Jones
Cartersville
Atlanta
Furniture Factory Burned in Cincinnati
Fire destroyed the John P. Decamp companys factory of steamboat furniture at 232 East Front Street in Cincinnati early Monday. Building entirely gutted. Loss about 350000 with partial insurance.
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Cincinnati
John P. Decamp
East Front Street
Spurlock Founder of Mothers' Jewels Dies in Lincoln Neb
Isabella A. Spurlock, founder of the Mothers' Jewels home at York Nebraska and an organizer with the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, died here Sunday.
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Lincoln
Isabella A. Spurlock
Mothers’ Jewells
York
Woman's Home Alissionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal’ Church
Court-Martial Threat Looms Over Striker Movement
Yekaterinoslav reports the governor general ordering drumhead courts martial for all organizers and advocates of the threatened general strike in an effort to avert widespread unrest.
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Yekaterinoslav
Drumbhead
Opal finds near Walgett yield £1500 in stones
Opals found in New South Wales near Walgett yield substantial sums. One patch of stone is valued at £600 and two miners obtained £900 for a single stone. The report notes valuable opals discovered amid general mineral finds.
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New South Wales
Walgett
Insect Influence on Flowers Across Species
Professor Dargiin argues insects made possible striking garden flowers by selecting nectar and pollen sources. He cites insects shaping blossoms like elm, hop, and nettle, comparing their impact to florists choosing blooms for beauty. Plateau at Ghent notes insects follow scent over color, challenging British naturalists on pollinator behavior.
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Aréthity
Plateau
Ghent
Zamhas
California
Skze
Wby
Galiforhia
Disfigured by Eczema Prompts Noted Cure Claim
An 1905 advertisement recounts a woman describing a severe eczema case, ineffective doctors, and a claimed cure by a tonic. It touts remarkable results, urges widespread use, and mentions other health and promotional notices inserted alongside.
Invite Lipton to Banquet in Boston Special Message
A brief Boston item notes an invitation extended to Lipton for a banquet. The message highlights a special broadcast or announcement related to the event and the city.
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Lipton
Boston
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