Appalachian Forests Hold Nation’s Future Promise
The Appalachian forests are urged as vital to national water, timber, and flood control. States from Ohio to Illinois warn of hardwood loss and related industry decline, while federal action and cooperation with landowners are called for to conserve resources and secure economic stability.
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Far West
United States
Appalachians
Ohio
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Cincinnati
Louisville
Cairo
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Mississippi
Gulf
Ligon Johnson
Appalachian National Forest Association
Great
National Park
Appalachann National Forest
James Wilson
Chapters of foolishness in a book tale from Philadelphia Bulletin
The text recounts a secret love between two people who misread each other. He hoards a large dough while she doubts him, leading to years of sneers and unspoken feelings. The narrator notes this as a paradox of love within a book.
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Aldck
Gadzook
Philadelphia Bulletin
Kidney Cure Recovers Reader After Five Years
A Indiana man from Evansville recounts nearly six years of kidney and bladder illness that left him wasting and unable to work. After trying three doctors, Foley's Kidney Cure eased his pain with the first bottle and fully cured him after the second.
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B. Spéige
Virginia
Fivansville
Ind
Foley
Tony Pastor to Celebrate 43 Years as Theatre Manager
The Chicago Record-Herald reports Tony Pastor, famed for songs and vaudeville, will mark 43 years of theatrical management in New York next Monday. Once a Chicago resident, Pastor has long ceased headlining at his own theater, reviving classic numbers for milestone anniversaries as colleagues from his early days gather to congratulate him.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Tony Pastor
Tony
Nolose
New York
Httle
East
Comal
Chicnago
North Circus
Chicago
Elfors
Monroe Street
Clark
Pastor
Jackson Street
Wabash Avenue
Gotham
Singer
Wiles Helsht
Ned
Barnum
Welsh & Delavan Circus
Eld
Frank Riger
Meloon
Philadelphia
Broadway
G m
Natrel
Wolks Garden
Bowery
Hev
Trole
Auluminarles
Tony’ Pastor
Old Daya
Nat Goodwin
Jillian Russell
May Irwin
Francis Wilson
Denman Thompson
Old Hosa’ Hoey
Charles Ryans
William J. Scanlon
Gua Williams
New York Press
Glorious Texas and Reflections of a Bachelor
A Sherman Democrat feature extols Texas as a garden land with spring imagery from Grayson county to Brownsville and a New York Press column humorously critiques marriage and economics. The piece ends with an advertisement note for Kodol as a stomach remedy.
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Texas
Sherman Democrat
Big Earth
Grayson County
Mexico
Pregton Bend
Brownsville
Jay Gould Trains Undieted for Court Tennis Championship
New York Herald reports Jay Gould, young court tennis champion, trains for his match with England's Eustace Miles. He rejects a strict diet, favors outdoor activity, horseback riding, and studies at Columbia. He says gym workouts hurt court speed and plans to complete college requirements later.
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New York Herald
Jay
Gould
Eustace Miles
England
Young Gould
Columbia
Columbia Gymnasium
Jem
Chronology of disease by life periods sparked medical debate
A French physician redefines disease by life stages from infancy to old age. The scheme lists infantile illnesses and vaccination in year one, then teething and others, with later entries including typhoid, insomnia, and apoplexy. The piece mocks the idea and notes doctors fear medicine could fade without new cures.
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Washington Post
Cooper Promotes Health Miracle in Chicago Cure
A Chicago report quotes J. T. Cooper declaring his new discovery corrects digestion to restore health. He cites tens of thousands using the medicine, including Mrs. Hilda Pfluger of 1203 Ainile Avenue, who says six years of stomach trouble and headaches ended after starting treatment at Orr Drug Company.
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J. T."cooper
Chicago
Cooper
Hilda Pflueger
Ainile Avenue
Mr. Cooper
Orr Drug-Company
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Wingfield Bros. & Co
Fechheimer
Appalachian
Ilinois
Appalachain National Forests
Central States
Grand Rapids
Lake States
Pastor's
Jay Gould
J. C. Jester
Miles
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