Election Notice for Calhoun County 1902 Voting
Sheriff M W Woodruff announces election day November 4 1902 for Governor lieutenant governor attorney general state officers and two Calhoun County seats with a full roster of inspectors and returning officers by beat. Officials appoint keepers of order and enforce voting distance 50 yards from polling places.
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I. M. W. Woodruff Sherif
Calhoun
Alabama
Agriculture and Industries
Calhoun County
Congress
Fourth
M. W. Wooprorf
M. WY. Woopnver
Mull's Grape Tonic touted as cure for constipation
A historical advertisement extols Mull's Grape Tonic as a universal laxative and strength builder. It claims relief from constipation and related ailments, compares to German Traubenkar, praises grape-based tonics, and promotes mail purchase from Lightning Medicine Co. in Rock Island, Illinois.
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Mull
Reis
Reister
Mainville
Jess
Germany
Rhine
Neckar
Lightning Medicine Co
Rock Island
Annistor
J. L Wikle
White Ribbon Remedy Promises Quiet Cure for Drunkenness
Mrs. Moore of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Ventura California endorses White Ribbon Remedy as a safe secret treatment to curb appetites for alcohol even in obstinate drinkers. The remedy is sold by druggists and by mail for one dollar with trial packs free upon request at 218 Tremont Street.
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Tremont St
Stee. Mass
Anniston
J. L. Wikled Mon & Thors
Old Scottish Dominies and the eighteenth century sermon culture
The article recounts Ian Maclaren’s depiction of Scottish pulpit life in the 1700s. It notes long itineraries of sermons, repeated verse-by-verse expositions, and a generation-long course on James. It cites a stern Cameronian protest against sectarian errors and various heresies.
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Watson
Ian Maclaren
Oliver Cromwell
Masks and Courage in Montaigne Echoes
Henry D. Sedwick discusses Montaigne in Atlantic, praising his sturdy heart and preference for the Pyrrhonian stance. He argues masks of things persist, urging readers to seek work of poetry and romance rather than destructive exposure.
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Montaigne
Sainte-Beuve
Henry D. Sedewick
Atlantic
Remarkable Cure of Partial Paralysis by Liniment
Henderson Grimett of this place suffered partial paralysis and lost use of one arm and side. After eluding relief, his wife recommended Chamberlain's Pain Balm. After two bottles he was nearly cured. Many other partial paralysis cases credited to this liniment. Widely known for rheumatism sprains and lameness. Sold by J. L. Wikle.
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J. 1, Wikle
Hidden struggles in early pencil making revealed
The article explains how rare graphite was in early pencil manufacture. It describes grinding graphite to powder and pressing it into blocks. A breakthrough came with a device that exhausted the air allowing harder blocks, though it required vast investment before success.
Clear Complexion Advice From Historic Advert
A vintage fragment recommends cleansing the bowels and regulating the liver to improve complexion. It suggests occasional use of Herbine to purify the system and mentions J L Wikle at Anniston and J Pp Brivett at Oxford as sources.
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J L Wikle
Newport Architecture Mirrors Diverse Tastes Across Nations
Newport cottages reflect a variegated taste born from American diversity. The Smart Set notes the nation of nations with English, Scottish, French, German, Italian, and Spanish roots shaping style. Mediterranean and European inspirations appear in the Newport Seville Welbeck Florence and Falaise inspired villas and chateaux along a common strip of grass.
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Newport
United States
Mediterranean
Normandy
Spain
Italy
Scotland
England
Seville
Welbeck
Florence
Falaise
Venice
Antwerp
Noahs departure from the ark noted in ancient calendars
The passage cites April 20 as the day Noah and his family left the ark, linking this date to ancient calendars especially British as espressing the egressus Now de areca. It also mentions March 17 as the day for Noahs entrance into the ark and questions why these dates were chosen.
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Noah
de Areca
Arca
Professor Mivart Describes Matinets Facing Death
The article discusses Mivart’s claim that certain beings titled matinets perish when they cannot adapt to changed conditions. It notes migratory quall across northern Africa suffer desert perils as forests and grainfields vanish, leaving vast numbers to starve along old routes.
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Mivart
Africa
Iling
Le Quinn’s Constipation Relief Cured at Local Drugstores
In Cavendish Vermont Le Quinn was reported robbed of health by chronic constipation. Dr Kings New Life Pills were said to enter his home, relieve the condition, and leave him cured. The pills are advertised as guaranteed to cure for 25 cents at Miller Drug Co. and West End Drug Co.
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le Quinn
Cavendish
Dr. King
Pilla
Miller Drug Co
West End Drug Co
Indiana Soldiers Tallest Nationals in Civil War Records
The civil war tallies for 118254 Indiana soldiers show 15047 at 5 ft 9 in, 8706 at 5 ft 11 in, 6679 at 6 ft, 2614 at 6 ft 1 in, 1357 at 6 ft 2 in, 406 at 6 ft 3 in, and 330 over 6 ft 3 in. The US Sanitary Commission actuary notes Indiana men are the tallest natives in the United States and among the tallest in civilized countries.
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Indiana
United States Sanitary Commission
United States
A Cryptic Portrait of a Snake Lord in Lawless Light
The writing contrasts a harsh first impression with a calmer view of a snake handler. It depicts the creature as rough and formidable yet oddly approachable in certain respects, noting its warmth hardness and ivory like texture. The passage hints at a complex, layered character beneath a fearsome exterior.
Kallard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
An old testimonial lists Kallard's Snow Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism throat and chest aches. It claims rapid relief and notes various readers from Texas to Oxford endorse its use.
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Kallard
KR Smith Propf Smith
Tenaba
Texas
Kallerd
Anolton
Jib Perrett
Oxford
Mrs Minerva Smith Finds Relief With Foley’s Honey and Tar
Mrs Minerva Smith of Danville Illinois reports twenty years of bronchitis relief after using Foley's Honey and Tar. Miller Drug Co. advertises the product as a sure cure.
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Minerva Smith
Danville, Hi
Foley
Miller Drug Co
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