Mexico Calls It Poaching
Advices in Washington say three fishing companies based in Pensacola Mobile and Galveston are fitting out schooners to fish in gulf waters. Mexico plans to seize foreign vessels in Mexican waters to stop years of alleged American poaching within the three mile limit. The U S has no treaty guaranteeing fishing rights. the state department probes recent seizures off Yucatan to verify location.
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Washington
Pensacola
Mobile
Galveston
Gulf
Mexico
State Department
Marine League of
Yucatan
How Does a Mother Wood Duck Move Her Brood
The article recalls a riddle about how a mother wood duck leads 12 to 18 ducklings from a hollow tree to a nearby creek. Observers share varied theories from tumbling out after a quack to carrying the brood on her bill or wings, while a magazine writer reports the young ducks climbing down and to water.
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Nature
William Brewster
America
Resolved to Live Without Medicine
A Janesville correspondent recounts Charles H. Brown of Lake Mills who quit medicines for years due to catarrh and ill health. After trying Cooper's New Discovery and Relief at a local store his condition improved, hearing recovered, headaches diminished, and he resumed eating and sleeping well, pledging to continue without medicines. Reports say large sales and notable results have occurred at J. L. Wikle's drug store in Anniston.
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Janesville
Wis
Charles 8. Brown
Lake Mills
Brown
L. T. Cooper
Mr. Brown
Cooper
J. L. Wikle
Anniston
Mrs Willie Wallage Moore Endorses Educational Rally
Mrs Willie Wallage Moore writes in support of an Alabama educational rally urging county elected officials to convene with the public to study and improve schooling. She cites laws, teacher examinations, and county institutes, and urges duties to educate children and reduce ignorance, with notes on physiology and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Wallage Moore
Alabama
American Money Powers Growth in Cuba Across Island
American capital floods Cuba with investment, totaling about 150 million dollars outside Havana over two years. U S money backs new projects in Havana and beyond, with American colonies appearing in many towns. Railroads and trolley systems increasingly fall under American control.
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Cuba
United States
Havana
Island
Farm laborer seeks outdoor relief widow for wife
A Northampton Guardians of the Poor letter from a farm laborer jokes about marrying a widow on the books. He says he is in want of a wife and that an outdoor relief widow would suit him.
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Northampton
Eng
Guardians of the
Remedy for Colic and Diarrhoea Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a cost effective first aid for sudden colic and diarrhoea. It claims prompt relief before a physician arrives and endorsement that it never fails in severe cases. Sold by J. L. Wikle.
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Chamberlain
J. L. Wikle
The Busy Chinese Cabinet Official Daily Schedule
A Chinese cabinet member maintains an intense routine starting at two every morning. He works at the palace from three to six, serves on the privy council six to nine, leads the war department from nine to eleven, chairs the board of punishment from twelve to two, and spends two to five or six at the foreign office. He also frequently serves on special boards or commissions.
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China
Palace
Privy Council
War Department
Board of Punishment
Foreign Office
Not Himself Pleads Extenuating Circumstances in Assault Case
In court the defendant admits striking and throwing a man down stairs and chasing him four blocks, then throwing stones. He claims extenuating circumstances saying the man was a piano house collector demanding a payment during his daughter's piano practice while the defendant read a newspaper.
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Cleveland
Making Flowers Pay in Vicar and Widow Ventures
A Carmarthen vicar earns 2500 dollars annually from a London flower dealer while a Berkshire elderly woman is said to make nearly 5000 dollars yearly from Marechal Niel roses. The piece highlights lucrative small time floriculture tied to traditional growers.
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Carmarthen
London
Berkshire
Stomach and Liver Tablets Praised by Edwardsville Resident
Mr. Chas Baldwin of Edwardsville Illinois reports chronic constipation and stomach trouble for years improved by Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad urges readers to try a package to get well and stay well with samples free and price 25 cents through J L Wikle.
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Chas, Baldwin
Edwardsville, Ill
Chamberlain
J. L. Wikle
Alabama Abstract Company Promises Land Title Guaranty Bond
Alabama Abstract Company in Anniston offers to examine real estate titles and provide a bond guaranty once approved by their attorneys. The service emphasizes guaranteeing titles and furnishing a guaranty bond upon approval.
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Alabama Abstract Company
Rest eval at R. O. Watson's
An informal note advertises a rest evaluation at R. O. Watson's with a contact phone listed as 72 inviting patrons to lay in their winter supply.
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R. O. Watson’s
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Manhattan Beach Theatre
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Z. L. Wikle
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D. P.ja
Birmingham, Ala
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