davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-14


Wells, injured when scaffolding col
lapsed in Practitioners hospital.
We're painting ceiling.
Chief HeaIey called up station and
found desk sergeant in command.
Says commanding officer must be at
all stations at all times.
T. Inaba, Inspector of schools from
Japan, and wife visited mayor. In
terviewed Theodore Gross, sup't OF
Fairgrounds.
City Clerk Siman turned $282 over
to treasury which might have been
kept by him. Is fourth of hunting
and fishing licenses which he is en-
titled to keep.
SafebIoWers entered plant of the
Pabst Brewing Co., 3056 E. 95th.
$1OO.
Edith Colby, 3141 Calumet av., lost
diamond pin worth $500 in loop.
PatroIman McVeigh, EngIewood,
bitten by mosquito. Has blood poi
soning =
Warrants issued for Hattie SattIer,
South Chicago's vice crusade leader,
and Mrs. Mary O'Donnell Anna
Smith, 9O26 the Strand, say they as
saulted her.
Mrs. Margaret Cunningham, Al w.
,60th, arrested for Tooth time for dis
orderly conduct. Annoyed neigh
bors.
Delegation of South Side business
men called on mayor to ask issuance
of saloon license to John Lynch and
ACHE Cochrane at 1000 S. Wabash.
Mayor to be advised.
Marie Cousins, s, 1852 S. Racine
av., cut about face and hands. Swing
broke. Fell through glass door.
Doris Pour, II months, 2547 War
rem av., fatally scalded by mother.
Let pan of hot water slip.
Cornelius Wieringa,. 1907 N. Gen.
trail av., beer wagon driver, fined $50
for selling 13-year-old girl beer
haywood village board to put I'd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

II yo4r satarrh has already become worse
than this, II YOU now find yourself hawking and
splitting all day long because OF the constant
dripping OF the mucous filth In your throat;
II you have taste in your mouth which de-
stroys your appetite for food and breath that
makes people turn away their heads when you
so near them II your hearing IL affected: II
you have those awful, binding catarrhal head
aches. and other advanced symptoms there Is
all the more reason for YOU get busy and
get busy RIGHT AWAY. You may think
THESE symptoms are troublesome and you
may think OF doing something to get rid Of
them, but take it from me. even THESE symp-
toms are NOTHING as compared what ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
A FEW WORDS
ABOUT MYSELF

don't want anybody to think from what
l say that | claim to be a great doctor, a
woodworking scientist or a performer
of miracles. l don't claim to have any mys-
terious power
l am NOT a doctor. I can't work mira
cles any more than you can, and haven't
got any mysterious power over disease or
anything else.
I'm just plain, common, everyday bust
ness man, who has found out, after lot
OF suffering and a big waste Of money,
simple, easy, yet most effective way to
fight catarrh, way that cured me- cured
my friends and cured scores Of other people,
l know by my own experience that ca
tarrh Is nasty, miserable, stubborn dis
ease. | know that ordinary methods Of
treatment often have no effect. l know
what an awful time sufferers have trying
to find something that WILL CONQUER
catarrh and know there are thousands Of
pie, easy way l conquered MY catarrh after
everything else tried proved a failure
l want to tell every catarrh sufferer in
the world how did it. SO don't hesitate
about writing me. SEND ME YOUR NAME
AND ADDRESS and let me tell you And
DON'T WATT DON'T DELAY DON'T
PUT OFF
You've got my address in front Of you
right now-right there on the coupon Fill
In the spaces and mail it right off-before
you lay this paper down. 1t will only take
you minute, and then it will be done
If you walt you'll forget it, the paper may
be thrown away, or you may lose the adj
dress, and this announcement may not
appear again. SAM KATE.
Suite 618, 1925 Michigan Ave., Chicago, I'll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

ever neaTN OF. L was desperate.
had to make my living, and I real
lied that unless l found n cure
might soon be unable to work, and
certainly had no desire TO die in
the poorhouse.
Then came the happiest day OF
my life-the day l found the simple,
easy, wonderful means by which
was absolutely cured. The very
first day ! felt that my deliverance
was at hand because the effect was
absolutely different from anything
else l ever used. My new-found
method enabled me to fight the dis
ease every minute of the day and
night without continually poking
and squirting stun into my nostrils.
And oh! the relief! The English
language has no words that express
the JOY felt when 1 found that /
could throw away nil my contrap-
lions and my salves; when found
myself getting better every day;
when folks began to notice and tell
so bad. when I began to enjoy my
food again and found that people
did not run away when I went near
them.
Almost before realized II my
cure was complete. Every symp-
tom Of catarrh was gone. My head
was clear: there was no more drip
ping In my throat: no more head
aches, no moro bad taste, no moro
bad breath. I felt fine. Everybody
said looked better. I could eat
like truck horse and I got fat
and strong again. People began to
ask mo what II was that worked
such wonderful change in me.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

STOMACH. And that doesn't happen only ONE
night, but EVERY night.
Is II any wonder that people have CATARRH
OF THE STOMACH, CATARRH OF THE BOW
ELS and CATARRH OF OTHER VITAL Or
CANS? Is II any wonder that the appetite fails
that digestion fails. that the bowels fail to act
properly. that the blood becomes Impure, that
strength and vitality lost. that health is
ruined and lives are wrecked by the ravages
OF catarrh when il once gains n firm hold upon
the system?
Is 1t any wonder that after suffering its most
frightful and disgusting tortures for years. after
seeing my friends shun as they would n
lcper, after having tried everything under the
sun that could hear of and wasting lot of
money for salves. lotions, inhalcrs, Instruments
and devices. electricity and such things after
having been through it from the first mild
symptoms to the stage where Il undermined my
health. destroyed my happiness and threatened
TO wreck my very life. Is 1t any wonder l say
is 1T ANY WONDER that feel like shouting
yes SCREAMING the glad news of my cure to
every catarrh sufferer in the world and telling
everybody OF the simple. easy, painless mex
pensive way In which ! WAS cured after all
else failed?
WRITE TO ME-WRITE TO ME NOw-NOw
NOW, If you suffer from any OF the symptoms
of this awful. loathsome, disgusting disease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

My breath awful. and my friends would
make some excuse to get away would
them NO one knows how this hurt | |
couldn't eat nothing tasted Goodin fact just about
lost of and also o I
SMILED and l hawked and continually was
ashamed: but what could could not helm nv
disgusting habits than any catarrh suf
ferer
felt hlthy and loathsone. My went back on
and food would digest. l weak had
headaches and was half sick all the time mel
ancholy had the blues. lost ambition like sneak
ing off In obscure corner of the away
everybody.
All the time was trying nrst thing, then
read about caarrh in medical books,
everybody said good and tried
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

told them and many them tried my pan with tbs
same wonderful 80 49,
felt so good wanted 7
OF the thousands of
suffered and how they would thank m If they only
knew what / knew. made m nd to tell them
ana am telling them have already told thousands
ana want TO tell you. j know thank me the
longest day you live you TO know the simple
easy means found to cure my catarrh. / you TO
senu me your
want you to know the understandable ioy that FREQ
oo from disgusting catarrh brought will bring
you, ask no money for this nformation-it is FREE
you are welcome to it, and you to have it
write me to-day. send the coupon below or drop me
note OF postcard Simply say, sam, want TO know
1900 'oo'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

have whoh
il
the
etnis
ma
negle
used
get
about
use be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
Conquer Your Catarrh
Or 1t May Conquer You
The Fthy Hawking Splitting Coughing and the Awful
Foul Breath Are Not the Worst of It,
Thief That May Steal Your Health md Happiness


o the from
sm
O apllg danger?
clog pandyo
orde to
tina
it inrora
Hlanzci
m
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

could only know and realize the frightful pen
ATTY paid for neglect of early symptoms you
would think. and mink hard. Yes you'd do a
LOT OF thinking and you'd do MORE than think
YOU'D be mighty busy trying 20 find something
10 XIII and clean out the millions and billions
of germs thar are nesting breeding feedin,
thriving in your and throat and nllinp
these parts with their disgusting. poisonous
health destroying filth.
In the daytime YOU know that the poisonous
catarrhal mucous drops into your throat because
you have TO spit II UP. Now think OF what han
pens AT night when you asleep? DO Won
thinK for one minute that these little gluttons-
the catarrh germs-sleep when you slecn? Do
you th!nk the poisonous mucous dr;puinp I'm
your throht stops when you are asleep or do
you think IL all remains in your throat tuI
morning. when you wake up and spit II out?
Don't fool yourself. a lot OF 1t does collect in
your throat. true enough; but n lot of II nlso
gets DOWN YOUR THROAT and INTO YOUR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

Let mo tell you how I fought catarrh germs
every minute OF the day and night; how fought
them while at work while out In company.
while at the theatre and other places OF amuse-
ment. while awake and asleep. without any one
ever seeing me do IT. without any
knowing IT. and how | finally conquered the
disease and freed myself from it's abominabe
clutches. TO my own unbounded Joy and tho
surprise Of all who knew me.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
Catarrh Ruined My Health
And Almost Wrecked NV Life

Yet Was Cured BY Wonderfully Simple Means When All
Can Be Send Me Your
and Me You'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

You Need No salves Lotions Jees Sprays Atomzers
No Greases Pastes Ontments; No Pasters Masks or
Bandage No Baths; No Massage Electricity; No Smoke
to lnhae and Choke YOU No Surgery No Vibration; No
Instrument Appliance; No Pain Operation My way
simple, convenient pleasant, painless invisible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

you've got GAIARRH get rid of Dent let anybody tell
Few people had worse than did and cured My friends
cured Write met
You'll simple,
nothing for this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27
SPEEI0ME TERI On
BACK Of CARS
7evice Shows Cops Actual
Speed Of Cars-No Abb
for the Speeders.

The New York World tells OF an in
vention which ought TO be an aid TO
motor cops ON -speeder- duty, as well
as 10 those automobiles who desire
10 keep within the law.
Touching upon the new invention.
abe World says,
speed Indicators TO be attached to
rhe rear of motor cars are engaging
the attention or many inventors. AMI
it seems as If some states We're likely
5n The near future to enact laws that
viii compel automobilists TO equip
their cars with such devices the idea
OF course being that any one may see
at a glance the exact speed at which
q ear Is travelling
"Dne Of the most recent Of these
inventions makes the Indicator tell its
story 10y night as well as by day. The
device that makes this possible Is the
simple one Of dividing the dial Into
three zones. differently colOred - "a
white zone for low speed. a green zone
extending TO the LEGAL speed limit and
a red zone above the lawful limit. A
bright light is reflected from above
upon whichever OF these zones the
pointer occupies The license plate
and the speed Indicating dial plate are
mounted one above the other at the
large end Of q pyramidal shaped cas-
ing The base OF this pyramid faces
rearWard, and consists Of the plate
SNOW lllA tue incense uulnHer ana lu-
plate on which the dial numbers and
speed Indicating pointer are displayed
At the apex Of the pyramidal casing is
the lamp which makes the device as
effective at night as in the day.
The speed indicating hand is oper-
ated by governor mechanism which is
kept rotating by fiexible-shaft driven
by a gear on one OF the rear wheels.
When the car is at rest the pointer
stands at zero When the car begins
- H.arnn
outward by centrifugal force. and as
the circle OF their rotation enlarges
the arm 10 which they are attached Is
drawn in This moves a series of
cranks which carry the pointer and
makes il turn along the dial
-'The dial can. of course, be divided
IN colOrs according to the speed laws 4
OF different states
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27

ne driver hss pulled 10 Jhe center o-
: me street, allows traffic to pass GA the
right between his car and the euro. The
! extending OF the hand with the index
Ilnger pointing TO the LETT indicates
clearly that he is going 10 turn ana
, warns othe- drivers to slow M and
pass him On the right. This signal IS
even required 9y ordinance iu several
cities.
In Turning TO the Bi=ht.
IN another case let us suppose the
same driver desires To turn TO the
right IN this case he should draw in
as close as possible TO the right hand
curb and upon coming 20 the turn he
should extend the left hand and sienaI
those behind him to continue their
course rms IS done simply 10y moving
the extended hand backward and for
ward, or. In other words. waving the
cars behind TO 90 ahead. This plainly
indicates that whatever the driver in
tends TO DO. all cars behind him are
instructed 10 go ahead on his left. This
signal Ula SeS il DeTfccti. clear that he
does not intend to turn 70 the Ie-. ana
mat the: have the right OF way 0u tha.
In case he wishes 20 come TO q stop.
ne should simply extend the hand wiki
the palm facing backward. He iudi-
cafes mar he is about 10 stop AMI that
llcse behind him must prepare FOR his
stopping.
1T viii be noted that in the second
case Of turning there f. no occasion
for the signaling driver TO stop his car.
except ia some case where in turning
10 the left the stream OF traffic m
the opposite direction Is so great as to
compel stop The mere extension of
tife hanu gives warning and the point
ing OF the index finger makes fl clear
the direction the driver intends 10
take.
Vow. these three signals cover ev-
cry emergency in driving in traffic.
Ihey are the oldest automobile signals
and the simplest
The same sigrals seem also TO apply
70 cars with rlEa- hand drive Suppose
the driver intends TO turn 10 the left.
ne should again pull TO the center al
the road In this case the driver Is
seated ut the right hand side Of tine
car. and he extends his right hand and
waves Il back and forth, signaling on
coming drivers 20 pass him from tire
right In case he desires TO turn to the
right. he simply pulls ear 10 the right
hand curb and extends the right hand.
direction in which he intends To 20. As
matter OF fact. a right hand drive car
turning 70 the right very rarely re-
Quires any signal at all. il the driver
mas taken the precaution TO pull up
close TO the right hand curb He has
only to turn because the very act OF
turning throws his car out Of the
stream Of traffic so that he does not
interfere with those behind Ii is a
GOOD thing. however, for all drivers 20
accustom themselves to giving signals
when turning TO the right as wen as
TO the left This avoids any possibility
OF confusion. When the driver Of
right hand car desires TO stop. he eE-
tends his right hand. palm backward.
just the same as does the driver Of q
left hand car
DO Not Signal Above Head.
In discussing automobile signals Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27

} any kind. il should be borne in mind
that no driver should ever signal above
his head. Common practice has taught
drivers TO look for signals at the side
the most experienced drivers very fire.
Iueutly miss signals If given above
the head When the top is up a signal
above the head cannot be seen by the
driver behind. and is. therefore. value
less So IL is well for every driver To
1ceystom himself to signaling always
from the side Of the car-uSiug the LETT
hand for left hand drive ear and the
right hand for right hand drive car
I'm the l1s- few seasons completely
enclosed cars have become eEtremelE
popular. If the driving compartment is
entirely enclosed IL is obvious that the
driver cannot extend his hand Tor sig
lIIIug- Iu such a case I would strong
D. advise the use OF any automatic sig
mailing device But IL must be borne I'M
mind shat signaling Oncomiug driFe rs
is of The utmost Importance
q would also like TO urge upon
driver who travel "a great deal iH the
country that they remem lcr To signal
even on country roads signaling re-
guir-s so little effort and II followed
continuously becomes such a matter Of
habit that the driver never thinks IL
requires any extra energy and l have
known many cases where failure 10
signal ON country road was the cause
cf accidents. II is "a fact. that While
GERS move infreouently and where traf-
&c is less. as a is on most country
roads nearly everyone travels at q con-
siderably higher rate of speed. and IL
is therefore. all The more Important
that the driver of car signal 10 ne
sure that any machine coming behind
aim aE high rate of speed shall have
ample warming OF what he intends
TO do.
"a comprehensive Investigation viii
prove that the signals described above
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27
SIGNALS iGlIN URGED.
SIMPLE SYSTEM IS ADVOCATED
Lee Anderson Wants Detroit to Adopt Signals Which
Are Very Similar to Tho Sc in Use Here; All Cars
Should Draw in to Right Hand Curb Before the
Turn to the Right; n Overhead Signals

~ ETROIT, Mich, Nov. "a uni
form set OF signals for the auto
mobile driver Is urged in a letter
10 the board OF commerce from Lee An
derson. general sales and advertising
manager Of the Hupp Motor Car conf
pany. he says
4 have recently read wiki a great deal
of interest dise-ss-oE among some OF
your members regarding methods OF
aignaIling for automobile drivers. among
sbe suggestions made I nave seen one
for a new set Of signals
Vow. automobile signals Tor Use u
traffic have for some time been almost
a hobby with me. Ii Is subject to
which have given quite little atten-
tion. and In writing THIS ! am wonder
ING why anyone strives to imd new
set of signals when there + already h
existence q set of signals which Is eN-
reIIent in every respect and which. in
some particulars. Is specifically required
IN certain cities.
Just three signals are needed to midi
cate to the drivers following one exactly
what one intends to do. II q campaign
could be made which would effectively
establish signals IN universal practice not
only would there be less confusion Of
traffic and fewer accidents. but there
would be materially more pleasure IN
driving. ! do not question but that all
of the various sets OF signals are quite
efficient, but the one trouble Is that
one driver does not know what another
means by the signal given.
Make signals Uniform.
'I have driven through crowded traf-
fic many times behind drivers who six
nailed Onscieutiously, and in one o.
two instances ] have narrowly missed
q rather serious accident because the
signals as ] understand them. did not
mean the same thing 10 the driver who
gave Them
WHY not concentrate. then. on max
ing the already well established sig
nails uniform
There are a large number OF eff
cient mechanical signals on the mar
lzer- These are self-eXplanaJory TO The
driver behind the car on which they
are used 1t does not require any great
perspicacity to comprehend the mean
ing OF the word stop or Turn left
The better mechanical signaling de-
vices show these words very distinctly.
Tt is on the hand signaling that so
much confusion results
Let us apply the following set OF
8 gnals IN the case OF car win leLL
hand drive. The driver sits at the letJ
Of the car and keeps wei 10 the right
hand side OF the street II he desires
to turn to the left or cross the stream
of traffic. he should first drive his ear
as near as possible TO the center Of the
street and when he comes TO the pomt
of turning. extend the left hand from
the side Of the car with the index fin
ger pointing in the direction he is go
ing to turn. This is an extremely sim
pie signal First of all. the fact that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27
ShouU Week Notes

we are out to win the frs prize for
the best decorated car driven by q
woman says David = RusSe6. OF the
Southern Motor company. watch our
Haynes roadster in the parade IL VIII
be CLASSY
our orders for decorations give MS
a line on what is being done Tor show
week. says c. G.. Richmond. and
can promise you Lnat everybody in ri
Paso VIII know, Monday, that FL Paso
Automobile Wees IS On
Not telling anything yet about the
Mitchell display I'm the parade but Just
watch Us" is the advice given 10y Billy
AdoIph OF the Fl Paso Au-o sales com
pany-
s stripped REQ chassis is % be one
OF The displays OF the Nauman Motor
man also has some other stunts for
the big week
The HudsorS show car VIII be IN
loaded by the Nauman Motor sales
company this afternoon
Three policemen VIII guard the Max
veil trophies during the big parade on
Friday evening The trophies are
valued II $4,000
our show has already started says
T. a. BanneH- Of the FL Paso Overland
COMPANY " e We ta4 q toullllDlS sue
cessiOn Of visitors since the new. over
land arrived on Thursday. They hard
" gave US time to eat turkey
=
The FL Paso SpeedOmOtOr service sta
ton is planning d novel display TO be
made in the parade.
Wanted-A couple who VIII consent
10 be married by justice j. J. Murphy
ON the Rogers truck during the parade
FRIDAY night reward. $50 worth OF
furniture and other awards; justice
Murphy viii DO 1t all except the pro-
posing bashful beGuN are advised to
use the mail If tongue tied.
one OF the features promised for The
parade is an active session Of the au-
tomObile speed court with seventeen
fifty on the bench IF seventeen
nifty declines, a suitable substitute
VIII be found
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27
ANOTHER BUSINESS
COMES TO Ell PASO

With thousaDds Of automobiles in
and around FL Paso. it is but natural
proof garages should seek trade in mis-
territory and the coming Of the Ed
wards -SteelcOte" garage is quite in
the usual order of things.
Arthur W King has been appointed
sales representative Of the Edwards
Manufacturing company in this city
and is already getting considerable
business here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27

are known and recognized by more au-
tomObile drivers than any other sig
mails in use. Would il not be we'll
therefore, to begin consistent cam
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27

paign to secure the adoption of the
simplest and best known signals, rath-
er than to advocate the use Of signals
SO little understood. more complicated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27

and decidedly less familiar TO the grea
majority OF drivers?"
Get results-Use 4erald Want Ads. F.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27

n ETROIT, Mich, Nov. PA ami
- form set OF signals for the auto