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- Russian Advance Checked
- Roosevelt Scores Propaganda Issued by Peace Party
- Increase in Army Urged by Garrison
- Protests Against War Growing in Germany
- Appeal to be Issued for Aid for Serbia
- Republican Plurality in Chicago Election Increased to 147,977
- Sinking of Dutch Ship Protested by Holland
- Dockers Surrender
- Senator Brady Cites Errors of Administration
- Idaho's Senator in City Reviews Nation's Affairs
- Susitna Route is Selected
- Belgian Relief Ship Blown Up
- Blames Daniels for Loss of F-4
- American Citizen Faces Trial as Spy in England
- Topeka Has $250,000 Blaze
- Predicts Flood of Immigration When European War Ends
- Plague Breaks out in Havana
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- Strike Havoc is Set Forth in Statistics
- Warehouse Company to Start New Plan
- Street Paving up Tomorrow
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- Little Rain in March
- Only One 'Bromo Quinine'
- Says Alcohol is Not Medicine
- Appointments Are Made
- C. A. Birtch is Divorced
- Refuses to Restrain Rock Island Meeting
- German Dye Agent in City
- Students Give Drama amid Chemical Fumes
- Launch Convention Plans
- Purse Finds Its Owner
- Must Give up Boat Line
- Would Curb Judge Lindsey
- Utah Shines Tomorrow
- Iowa Democrat Bids Defiance to Bryan
- Beauty Contest Lively
- Disorder Feared in Italy Today
- Crop Report for Utah
- Page 3
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- Mining Men Banquet Rice
- Dies While on Mission
- Revival Will Continue
- Archaeologist Talks on Turks
- Tunnel Caves In
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- Funeral Service for Mrs. Addie Simpson at Daughter's Home
- Dapper Young Man Goes 'Snipe Hunting' in Hotel Preserve
- Lectures at University
- Cotton Goes up Dollar
- City Brevities
- Cadets Will Give Ball
- Thousands See Paintings
- Is Returned to Prison
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- Huerta's Acts to be Watched
- Will Direct Terrific Drive Commanding British Army
- Court-Martial Acquits French Army Officer Who Killed His Wife
- Right to Raise Rates Claimed by Carriers on New Bill of Lading
- Americans Invited to Tour in France
- Mrs. Kellogg Divorced
- Boy Thwarts Train Wreckers
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- Revival of Public Interest in Stocks Stirs Wall Street
- Prosperity Assured, Says Treasury Head
- Notes Extension Sought
- Orders Prayers for Peace
- Nicaraguan Rebels Beaten
- Woman Rolling Peanut to Pay Election Wager Amuses Chicago Crowd
- Sent to Prize Court
- Weds American Heiress
- How You Can Quickly Remove Hairy Growths
- Chief and Girl Both Indicted
- More Canadian Troops Wanted
- Chicago Constructors Seeking New Workmen
- Chief Architect Resigns
- Greet New Congregation
- University Notes
- School Societies Meet
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- Oldest Woman in Utah Dies at Age of 107 Years
- Northwest Territory is Opened to Canners
- Theatrical Poster Leads to Reunion of Daughter and Dad
- Electric Line to Link Logan with Ogden
- Wanted-Lots of Money
- More Drinking Places
- Death Comes Suddenly
- Ogden Minor Items
- Thief Makes Haul at the Home of District Attorney
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- Bingham Saloon Damaged
- Best Laxative for Children
- Amalgamated Sugar Will Grind Beets from 32,000 Acres
- Athletes May Go East
- Man with Bullet Wound in Brain Survives Injury
- Planning for Holiday
- Heads New Institution
- Jordan Teachers Meet
- Blackfoot News Notes
- Springville Citizen Dies
- Eruption on Scalp for Five Years
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- Idaho Holds O. S. L.'s Latest Pass Ruling is Discriminatory
- Brigham City Briefs
- Hailey News Notes
- Local News
- Lived in Provo Half Century
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- Doctor Wants to Call Halt
- Nelson Names Assistants on Red and Black Staff
- War Causes Price of Dyestuffs in the East to Go Up
- Births
- Weekly Health Report
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- Sperry Funeral Today
- Auto Service Continues
- Dr. Straup to Explain
- New Homes Building in Progress Heights
- San Juan Promises Well
- Increases Train Service
- Court Notes
- Funeral Service Monday
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- Relief Work is Kept near Battle Line
- Germans Revere the 'Iron Chancellor' Observe Centenary of Bismarck's Birth
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- Fish Hatcheries are Inspected
- Clayton Society Reunion
- Stolen Automobile is Wrecked in Wild Dash
- Eczema? A Torture Quickly Banished
- Want Municipal Golf Links
- Woman Plays Sleuth, But Soon Tires of Job
- Engineers to Hold Banquet
- K. W. Carlgren Dies
- Essay Contest Attracts Many School Children
- True to Life
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- Auto Dealers Organize Club
- Heavy Demand Made on Hudson
- Specialty is Made of Auto Truck Tires
- Approves Subcasings
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- Automobile Licenses Issued Last Week
- Oakland Car Makes Record Gasoline Test
- Road to Los Angeles is to be Improved
- New Power Truck Will Invade the Local Territory
- Do Not Doubt Too Long
- Statistics His Ruin
- Local News
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- Grand Central Will Increase Production; other Tintic Mines
- Altas Continue to Dominate Local Mine Market in Big Sales
- Iron Blossom Pays $100,000 Dividend; Has $200,000 Left
- Mineral Flat Again Attracting Attention; Other American Forks
- Park City Mines Ship $48,000 Ore in Week; Thaynes Canyon Work
- Buying By Shorts Checks Declining Tendency in Wheat
- Securities Continue to Rise in Face of Profit-Taking Sales
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- Goldfield Con. March Profits $172,000, is Preliminary Report
- Bull Valley Camp Full of Life With New Companies Organizing
- Daly-Judge Starts Work on 2300 Level
- Notes and Personals
- President of Bingham Mines in Salt Lake to Look over the Mines
- Ray Con. 1914 Profits Amount to $2,395,623
- Utah Grub Stake Boys Ship Car Machinery into Nevada Camp
- Inspiration Not to be Swallowed by an Arizona Anaconda
- Notice to Contractors
- Statistical News
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- Utah Bourbons Boom Wilson Second Term
- Indians Agree to be Peaceful
- C. W. Nibley Retires as Utah-Idaho Director
- Dr. Carolyn Geisel to Speak
- Must Observe Health Rules
- Draper to Leave L. D. S. U. to Teach in Milford School
- Poll Taxes May be Collected by County This Year as Usual
- Impanel Federal Juries
- Indorse Pageant Theme
- Funeral to be Tuesday
- Danes Will Give Drama
- Tryouts Held for Cast
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- Mining Revival is Noticeable
- Will Return to Paris When the War is Over
- Truce Holds until Tuesday at U. of U
- Women Reply to the Board
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- Portland Wins Again; Series Now Even
- How They Stand
- Utah Athletes on Way to Coast
- Noted Athlete Dies
- Jess in Quakertown
- One of the Tense Moments in the Game at Majestic Park Yesterday
- Dillon's Crew Defeats Oaks in Warm Struggle
- Cross Country Runs Arranged
- Federal League Teams Open; Get Jump on Others
- Stanford Oarsmen Win Triangle Event
- Arthur Beaten by Salt Lake
- Seals Nose out the Tiges Again
- White Sox Hammer Kaw Pitcher Hard
- Midwick Poloists Beat Copperstown
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- How the Clubs Are Hitting the Ball
- Twentieth Road Race Will Excel
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- Many to Race at Drake Meet
- Rival Boxing Clubs Plan Classy Show Monday Night
- Coaches Put Men through Hard Practice for Track
- Trolley League Opens Sixth Season Today with Eight Speedy Ball Clubs
- Scout Relay Race is Disappointing
- Golf Champs on Links at Pinehurst
- Here Are some Hints for the Trap Shooters
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- [Illegible] Brothers Have Revived the Rowing Game
- Central League Umpires to Go to School to Bill Evans
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- Nationals Again Beat Americans
- Mcgraw Discourses on Plate Shyness
- Yale Bunches Hits and Beats Fordham
- College Baseball
- M'graw to Decide Fate of Rookies
- Shift Olympic Headquarters
- Wilson Strong for English Golf Clubs
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- Utah Soccer Players Plan Great Season
- It Should be a Thrilling Battle in 1915 between Giants and Braves
- Eagles to Play
- Delhi Pitching in Form Again
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- Six Teams Are Eager to Begin Baseball Work
- But He Surely Can Handle Sign Stuff
- Cobb Has Opinions of Tango, Woman's Dress and Suffrage
- Utah Athletes Will Take Part
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1915-04-11 | Page 2 | Only One 'Bromo Quinine'
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1915-04-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s60v9jks |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60v9jks |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Only One 'Bromo Quinine' |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1915-04-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60v9jks/9999980 |