Lent Lent Comes to New York as City Embraces Reform
New York observes a broad Lenten wave with churches opening widely and ashes in ceremonies. The city sees a sobering mood in Wall Street and Broadway as interest in public life cools, while Teddy Roosevelt's engagement draws intense media scrutiny from women reporters. Washington centennial celebrations spark plans for a $2.5 million George Washington Memorial Hall, and Morgan defense by Western independent telephone men shakes Wall Street. Meanwhile a pay-as-you-enter hotel concept surfaces, offering unlimited rooms and baths for a $150 slot drop.
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New York Guests Offered Ample Rooms and Water
Commensurate with the idea and its unusual pay plan New Yorkers welcome visitors with baths and rooms at reasonable rates, a scarce combination for a crowded metropolis and a sign of generous hospitality during peak seasons.
Ely's Cream Balm Trusted in Thousands of Homes
Ely's Cream Balm is praised as a reliable household remedy for nasal cold symptoms. It is said to give immediate relief at the first sneeze or sniffle and with a day or two of treatment may stop a cold from becoming chronic or leading to serious nasal disease.
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Won't Need a Crutch In Editor's Rough Injury Tale
Cor nelius North Carolina editor J. P. Sossman endures a leg injury after a bad bruise or sore. The piece notes his struggle and mentions many salves used in healing during his recovery.
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J. P. Sossman
Cornelius, N. C
Georgia Fruit Exchange Reports No Damage to Peach Crop
The Georgia Fruit Exchange in Atlanta reports the cold snap has not hurt the peach crop. Officials say eight degrees above zero could harm trees, but current conditions show minimal risk as managers sign up growers in Cornelia Baldwin Mount Airy Fort Valley Marshallville Reynolda and surrounding areas.
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