Wide Range of Inventions and Global Notes
A collection of brief items covers new schools for motor boats in New York, rising casualties among young widows in France, demographic mixing in the U.S., London taxi growth, Romanian crude oil imports to Philadelphia, Transvaal gold gains, and a New Jersey steel rope record. Additional notes include innovations in disinfectants, chocolate cooling, aerial advertising, secretary birds, snow cleaning, German armor, and more across continents. The long list highlights patents, engineering feats, and economic indicators from Europe, Africa, and the Americas.
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New York
France
United States
London
Roumania
Philadelphia
Transvaal
New Jersey
Ohio
Bolivia
South Africa
New York Zoological Garden
Measles Case Cured by Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound
In Little Nock Arkansas Mrs Palmers child contracted measles and a severe cough. A single bottle of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound cured him and he did not suffer further. The ad urges use of the genuine yellow packaged product and warns against substitutes available at North Yakima Drug Store.
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BR. Palmer
Little Nock
Ark
Foley
Forte
North Yakima Drug Store
Why newspapers print news over fashion and jokes
Mrs. J. S. Starnes of Hickory N C argues newspapers must publish news to retain charters while her quote leads into an ad pitch for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound claiming relief from coughs and hoarseness for all ages. The ad ends with a location in North Carolina and a drug store name.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Woman Behind the Counter Murder Trial Sparks Debate
A court case recalls a shop killing where a wife, deemed morally blameless, was acquitted after an emotional insanity plea. The husband, having funded defense and left town, is condemned by observers for fostering a tragedy, while society ponders gender roles and dress codes.
Poachers and Robbers Target Skirted Women in New York
In New York on April 29 Ida Husted Harper denounces men who attack women’s attire, calling them second story robbers who discard skirts and long hair. She describes hypocritical laws and gendered policing as she criticizes moral regulation.
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New York
Avaunt
Ida Husted Harper
Susan R. Anthony
Milian SaMraieist
Conductor Credits Foley Kidney Pills For Kidney Relief
J. S. Bacon of Bath Maine reports a chronic kidney inflammation cleared after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says his strength returned and dizziness disappeared after twenty years of illness. Sold by North Yakima Drug Store.
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J. S. Bacon
East St
Bath
Foley
North
Pioneer J W Farris Found Dead In Wapato Home
J W Farris of Wapato was found dead in bed by his daughter Saturday morning. The 64 year old rancher had moved to Yakima valley 19 years ago and recently set out a pear orchard. He leaves five daughters Mrs McClavey Mrs Beattie Mrs W M Spaulding Mrs Fred Hughes and Jessie Farris all of varied locations. He survived by brothers S E Farris of this city and Mrs George Alexander of Parker.
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Law
Terry
J. W. Farris
Wapato
Mr. Farris
S. E. Farris
George Alexander
Parker
Plains
Yakima Valley
McClavey
Beattie
Toppenish
W. M. Spaulding
Fred Hughes
Santa Cruz
Cal
Jessie Farris
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health and Relief
Foley Kidney Pills claimed to heal and tone the system. They purportedly relieve backache dull headaches nervousness and impaired vision by improving kidney and bladder function. Sold at North Yakima Drug Store.
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Foley
North
Ingalls Wins $10 833 Damages in California Oil Case
Leslie Ingalls of North Yakima Washington won 10 833 damages from Monte Cristo Oil Co in a California superior court finding after a five hour jury deliberation. He sued for 15 000 claiming a fractured skull and minor injuries while working with a drilling crew for the defendant.
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Leslie Ingalls
Bakersfield
Cal
the Herald
North Yakima
Wash
Monte Cristo Oil Company Tonight
Ingalls
Premeditation Claim in Auto Run-Down Case
A Houston Post report quotes a defense question about malice aforethought in an auto run down. The prosecutor says the defendant vowed to test his new car by hitting people he knew, detailing alleged intent behind the incident.
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Houston Post
New Classes Introduced at State Fair Education Premiums
Four new classes appear in the state superintendent's bulletin for Olympia, three for private schools duplicating public exhibits, plus an entirely new rural schools class. Premiums rise about 150 dollars. twelve first prizes of five dollars and twelve second prizes of one fifty are offered in the agricultural section.
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Olympia
Another Triumph for Holstein Men in Yakima
KE B Marks of Ah tAnum reports a Holstein cow from his herd is third in the world as a butter producer after a seven day test of 35.56 pounds. Her sister has beaten the old record, establishing herself as a top butter cow, boosting demand for the Marks strain.
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Yakima
Holjstein
KE. B. Marks
Ah‘tanum
Mr. Marks
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Japan
Oregon
Far East
Bohemia
Vancouver Island
B. C
Flaming Island
South Pacific
Washington
Amazon
Paraguay
Brazil
Rhode Island
Lancashire
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Michigan
Florida
Indiana
Chile
American Museum of Safety
Denmark
Portland
Mrs. Harper
Ida
Harper
Pioneer
Nyance Aura
California
Holstein
Marks Bull
Sourti
Alberta
G. A. Yancey & Co
C. P. R. Land Dept
Riverside Avenue
Spokane, Wash
Jonathan
Rome
Tim Kelly
Wapato, Wash
Polk’s Gazetteer
R. L. Polk &O.,, Inc
Seattle
Holy Names Academy and
Normal School
McAulay & Meigs Attorneys
Lave
Notaries Public
American Surety Co
Empire State Surety Co
Inman
Rose
Herald
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