The Minister Fled and Other News Snippets
Reminiscence recalls a Wendell Phillips train encounter with a blustering Methodist minister who challenged the abolitionist, prompting laughter and the minister’s retreat. Also notes W L Seow as wealthiest House member, owner of coal mines and docks, and the Coast Wrecking Company’s Charles Marsh consuming massive meals in a restaurant bet. Mentions migration talk of 11,000 African Americans to Dakota and regional quips about North Carolina and Virginia residents.
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Kidney disease warning and promotion of Warner's safe cure
A lengthy editorial excerpt defends prior claims linking kidney health to overall vitality and frames Warner's safe cure as a key remedy. It cites mortality data, praises kidney analysis, and asserts broad endorsement by medical figures across regions. The piece endorses the product, stresses public obligation to inform, and notes a Washington World column on Senator Fair and other notices.
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