Kidney Cure Tale From Jefferson Ohio Man Claims Relief
Fred W Harris of Chestnut Street Jefferson Ohio describes ten years of kidney disease with swelling backache and edema. After using Deans Kidney Pill he recovered and gained weight with normal kidney secretions and no symptoms. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Fred W. Harris
Chestnut St
Jefferson
Ohio
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
NX. Y
Motherhood lessons and a missing baby tale from the boardwalk
Mrs. Maud Miller Hipple urges that even wealthy or high born mothers should not abandon child care to nurses. A Sunlight photo plan features a mine shaft at Sombrerete Mexico where the sun reaches the bottom only on June 21 for three minutes.
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Maud Miller Hipple
Sombrercte
Mexico
Making a Hot Time Through High Spending
The remark suggests that achieving a lively event or celebration requires substantial financial outlay. It implies that the more money spent, the greater the spectacle or excitement produced.
Nervous Chewing of Food the Cause of Dyspepsia
The article explains that nervous chewing and faulty teeth lead to dyspepsia. It recommends softening Grape Nuts with hot milk or soaking in cream and notes the kibble texture aids digestion by grinding in the mouth and triggering saliva. It claims Grape Nuts improves digestion of other foods.
Sleepwalker Maude Snow Shows Limited Wakefulness
Jackson township woman Maude Snow enters sixth week of deep sleep with brief waking spells. Parents and doctors remain uncertain as naps persist. Nearby Indianapolis reports Gen. Carter arranging troop departures from Fort Benjamin Harrison with artillery and cavalry units slated to move by mid September.
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Kokomo
Sliss Maude Snow
Jackson Township
Miss Snow
Indiana Leaders May Fight Over Duel Challenge
Mount Vernon reports rising tension as State Senator Roche and labor leader I O Hanby, publisher of Unafraid, prepare for a possible duel after a bitter dispute. Hanby attacked Roche in print while Roche ran for county auditor and mobilized labor votes. Roche welcomes a fight though Hanby’s challenge was refused.
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Indiana
Mount Vernon
Roche
I. O. Hanby
Unafraid
Hanby
Want Girl They Gave Away. Marion
While visiting a lumber camp in Mississippi two years ago Mr and Mrs Leslie Smith of this city saw a pretty black eyed Italian girl five years old that attracted them The parents of the little girl were poor and had a large family They requested the parents to give them the little girl The parents consented and she was brought here where she has an excellent home The other day F Armstrong an attorney of Greenville Miss came to Marion with an order from the parents for the child and with power of attorney The little girl now seven years of age has learned to love Mr and Mrs Smith and when she heard that her parents wished her to return to them she went and clung to her foster parents and declared she would not leave them.
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Marion
Mississippi
Leslie Smith
Mirs. Smith
German Methodist Church trustees elected in four-state conference
Evansville reports say the conference of the German Methodist church of Illinois Indiana Kentucky and Ohio elected trustees Rev J Ixvern Allegheny Pa G Hiller Boonville Ind and others. Stewards chosen include D Matthaei Toledo J F Braun Cincinnati C B Wohl Mount Healthy Ohio and William Klaber Cleveland. Next conference set for Covington Ky.
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Evansville
German Methodist Church
Ilinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
J. Ixvern
Allegheny
G. Hiller
Boonville
Ind
J. J. Bockstahler
Michigan
H. Pullmann
North Ohio
D. Matthaei
Toleddo
J. F. Braun
C. B. Wohl
Cincinnati
J. K. Beal
Mount Healthy
William Klaiber
Cleveland
Covington
Carnegie Will Not Increase Gift for Earlham Library
Richmond report says Earlham college friends are disappointed as Andrew Carnegie refuses to raise his gift beyond 30 600 for the college library. Trustees had hoped to boost the endowment to 49 000 and postponed library plans delaying action until next spring.
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Carnegie
Richmond
Earlham College
Andrew Carnegie
Leeds Heir Marries in Richmond Ceremony
Rudolph Leeds son of William B. Leeds of New York and Florence Smith wed in Richmond. The groom, under 21, runs the Richmond Morning Palladium as editor and owner, youngest editor in the state. They fled by chartered traction car to Dayton and will proceed to New York.
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W. B. Leeds
Richmond
Rudolph Leeds
Wiliam
Fatal Fall From Wagon Near Borden
Jeffersonville farmer W. B. Howell aged 62 died after falling from his wagon on a hill while returning home from a visit to Borden. He sustained a concussion of the brain and is survived by his widow and six children.
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Jeffersonville
W. B. Howell
Borden
Unions Seek Mayor Lyons to Remove Public Works Member
A Terre Haute committee from trades unions demands Mayor James Lyons oust Ernest Alterkruss from the board of public works for hiring nonunion carpenters. The mayor will reply next Tuesday.
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Terre Haute
James Lyons
Ernest Alterkruss
Board of Public Works
Townsman Loses Leg After Nail Scratch
Three weeks after injuring his right leg on a nail farmer Alfred Townsend developed gangrene. Specialists from Indianapolis treated the wound and his leg was amputated above the knee. Doctors say recovery is possible.
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Marion
Alfred Townsend
Indianapolis
American Pharmacists elect leaders at Indianapolis meeting
The practical pharmacy section of the American Pharmaceutical Association elected B. J. B. Dunning of Baltimore as chairman and Solomon Weinstein of New York as secretary. Franklin M. Appel of Philadelphia was named associate. Papers were delivered by Appel, K. F. Fisk of Chicago, and Dr. Alpers of New York. The historical pharmacy section chose Ewan McIntyre of New York as chairman and J. E. Eberle of Dallas, Texas as secretary.
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Éork
Pharmacists
Indianapolis
American Pharmaceutical Association
B. J. B. Dunning
Baltimore
Solomon Weinstein
New York
Franklin M. Appel
Philadelphia
Appel
KF. E. Fisk
Chisago
Dr. Alpers
Ewan McIntyre
J. E. Eberle
Dallas
Tex
Auto Responsible for Death in Peru Fatality
Robert Clendenning a 60 year old ex commissioner of Miami county was thrown from his horseback after a passing automobile forced his horse on the Chilipike. He died instantly from a broken neck.
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Auto
Peru
Robert Clendenning
Clendenning
Miami County
Mail Found in Box Unstamped Carried to Washington Policy
Rural mail carrier Lowell Al Davis found an unstamped letter in a resident’s mailbox intended for the box owner. He took possession and forwarded it to Washington for instructions. The department approved his action and ordered that all unstamped mail found in a box must be carried to the postal office.
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Lowell
al Davis
Washington
Roosevelt Sees Church Mission Guiding Nation at Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt spoke at the Christ Episcopal church centennial celebration in Oyster Bay urging religion and clean living as vital to national welfare. He warned against religion used as a cloak for evil and urged wealth to serve the soul, calling the multi millionaire a trustee for goodness. He stressed self reliance as the basis of spiritual life and that a life should better others.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Christ Episcopal Church
Roosevelt
Burgess
Long Island
Christ
Banker in Olson's Gange
Paul O. Stensland is in custody of Assistant State's Attorney Harry Olson at Tangier Morocco. A cable reports Olson has him. Barbour expects a homeward move on a ship or Glacier. Roosevelt directed action to bring Stensland to justice and avoid extradition issues.
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Chicago
Paul O. Stensland
Harry Olson
Tangier
Morocco
Olson
Barbour
United States
Tensland
Olsen
State Department
Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Department of State
Stensland
America
Glacier
Death in Vat of Hot Water at Railway Steel Plant
Detroit laborer John Mielke died after slipping into a pit of boiling water from engine cylinders at the Railway Steel Company plant. His shoes were greasy from walking above the engine room and he was fully immersed, suffering intense agony for five hours before death.
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Detroit
Mich
John Mielke
Railway Steel Company
Mielke
Pure Food Law Enforcement Expands Federal Labs
Washington reports preparations to enforce the new pure food law effective January 1. The agriculture department will increase lab forces and equipment in Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore and New Orleans with new laboratories at New York and Boston ports to examine all imported food products.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia
Chicago
Baltimore
New Orleans
New York
Boston
David Bradley Manufacturing Files for Voluntary Liquidation
In Kankakee Illinois on Friday the David Bradley Manufacturing company began voluntary liquidation. Assets total 1 962 83 with liabilities of 790 331. The company aims to reorganize its business.
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Kankakee, Ill
David Bradley Manufacturing Company
Senator Depew Nearing Return to Congress
New York Sept. A family member says Senator Chauncey M. Depew will be in his seat when Congress convenes next December. His recovery has been slow but steady with doctors hopeful he can handle another session. He has been retired at his Dobbs Ferry home for months after a nervous breakdown.
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Congress
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Depew
Dobbs Ferry
Wichita firm accuses rail lines of unfair cotton shipments
John son Larimer Dry Goods of Wichita files three ICC petitions against Manory line ships from New York and railroads including Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and Wabash. They allege unjust discriminatory cotton fabrics and knit goods freight rates versus western centers. The ICC orders data on block signaling and electric signaling devices to fulfill a congressional joint resolution.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Johnson-Larimer Dry Goods Company
Wichita
Kan
New York
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Wabash
West
Mother Accused of Slaying Two Young Children
In Putnam county near Cloverdale Ohio Mrs Henry Knippen allegedly decapitated her two children a three year old boy and a one and a half year old girl using a carving knife reportedly after recent discharge from Toledo state hospital for insanity neighbors were summoned to the scene and the severed heads were found near the bodies authorities describe the act as confirmed.
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Columbus Grove
Henry Knippen
Cloverdale
Putnam County
Toledo State Hospital
Sullivan Flays Bryan in Chicago Speech Battle
Roger C. Sullivan a Democratic national committeeman from Illinois issues a strong reply to William Jennings Bryan denouncing his attempt to influence Illinois congressional races. Sullivan questions Bryan honesty and sincerity after Bryan attacked him in Chicago.
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Sullivan
Bryan
New York
Roger C. Sullivan
Illinois
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
No Revolution in Pexico Denied by Mexican General
General Luis Torres commander of the Mexican military zone covering Sonora Sinaloa and lower California says sensational revolutionary talk is nonsense. He appears to be dismissing rumors of an uprising and urges calm in the region.
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Pexico
Douglas
Ariz
Luis Torres
Sonora
Sinaloa
Lower
California
Trenton Town Marshal Fatally Shot in Hopkinsville KY
Dickinson, 33, town marshal of Trenton, was shot in Hopkinsville Kentucky. The fatal assault occurred during a confrontation with an unknown assailant, authorities reported.
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Hopkinsville, Ky
John “Dickinson
Trenton
Cuticura Remedies Praise From Liscomb Woman
Emma E. Wilson of Liscomb Iowa describes a severe skin eruption that covered chest neck face arms and legs. She used Cuticura Remedies, saw eventual cure, and reports five years with no return.
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Emma E. Wilson
Liscomb
Iowa
When Woman Isn't Young and Age Rules At 35
A local religious group sets a 35 year age deadline for women deemed young and orders those over it to wed. The columnist condemns the policy as unkind and impractical, noting the cruelty and hypocrisy of aging claims and male indifference.
Rash Brenkins as judge at baby show sparks debate
A lighthearted clash in the Somerville Journal mocks Brenkins rashness after Dawson notes his offer to judge a baby show. The exchange weighs in on propriety and public conduct.
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Lawson
Brenkins
Dawson
Somerville Journal
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