China builds vast iron works at Hankow in daring modern push
Consul Jacob Childs reports at Hankow China is preparing for war with a massive new rolling mill and arsenals near Liaokow. The complex covers about 70 acres with a 1.5 mile railroad from the Yangtze, employing English designs and imported machinery and aiming to produce rail, arms, and ordnance.
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Yangtze River
England
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Minny and Oliver wed after fears and a haunting night
In a quiet Denver tale of fear and resolve, Minny rejects exile in France, finds courage, and agrees to a discreet marriage with Oliver. They plan a fresh life away from scandal, while a haunted legacy lingers, and letters reveal family burdens and a hopeful future.
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Aunt Hannah
Maine
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France
Best Route to the Pacific Coast on Palace Sleeping Cars
The best route to the Pacific coast features the Chicago Union Pacific North Western Liner with vestibuled Palace Sleeping Cars. Free reclining chair cars and superb dining cars operate daily from Elmeis and Iowa to Portland Oregon, with sleeping cars in Denver San Francisco and other western cities for tickets and information through Chicago North Western agents.
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North Western Line Sells Excursion Tickets to Washington DC
The North Western Line announces excursion tickets to Washington DC at a low round trip fare. Tickets are valid for return until September 25, 1834. For tickets and further information contact Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
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Farm and Dairy and INTELLIGENCER offer combined value
The Farm and Dairy proclaims itself the best paper in its line while advertising INTELLIGENCER at a combined annual rate of $1.50. The notice focuses on a bundled deal for readership in the local press market.
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Intelligencer
Catarrh Cure Claim Promises $100 Reward
A historic ad asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages by constitutional treatment. It claims the remedy acts on blood and membranes to attack the disease’s foundation and build strength. The ad offers $100 to any case it cannot cure and directs readers to Toledo company address for testimonials. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
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Ames
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Races at Independence Towa Excursion Tickets Offered
The Northwestern Line announces reduced fare excursion tickets to Independence and return for the event. Tickets go on sale August 3 and are valid for return passage through September 1. Inquiries and full details available from Chicago North-Western Railway agents.
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Coffey Grounds Joke Delights Hamilton Court
The Cincinnati Times-Star recounts lawyer John Coffey using a pun to seek postponement in a case before Judge Outcatt. Coffey claimed “Coffey grounds” as reason, noting a new addition to his family, and the court allowed the delay.
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The King Questions Interference of Women in State
In a playful Detroit Tribune item a king laments a failed edge in battle and a knight explains Princess Royal complained of her coins yesterday and is not today. The monarch notes the subject of women in affairs of state is on record.
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Weather notes show improved crops despite showers
Central Station Des Moines Iowa reports the past week had mean temperatures three degrees above normal with more sun. Showers affected two thirds of the state but crops improved as corn vitality and ears formed. Much land is or will be cut to fodder and merchantable corn cribbed may reach about one third of the state average. Pastures revive while potatoes flax and millet improve and fall plowing begins.
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Weekly Capital ad promotes cheap paper by mail from Des Moines
The notice offers to mail the Weekly Capital to any address until November 14, 184 for 10 cents in two cent stamps. It claims to be the cheapest paper on earth and offers free sample copies. Address WEEKLY CAPITAL, Des Moines, Iowa.
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